Stram Vows Chiefs Will Redeem 70 World Title
Kansas City coach Hank Stram vows to restore the Chiefs as a world champion amid a demanding training camp aimed at boosting the passing game and replacing retired stars. Len Dawson leads an enhanced aerial attack while a rugged defense, led by Johnny Robinson and Bobby Bell, backs the push for a title run.
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Kansas City
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Red
Chiefs
Stam
Stram
National Football League
Jerry Mays
Fred Arbanas
Marvin Upshaw
Cleveland
Len Dawson
Dawson
Frank Pitts
Otis Taylor
Swift Jimmy Hines
Lewis Porter
Elmo Wright
Dennis Homan
Dallas
Ed Podolak
Robert Holmes
Wendell Hayes
Jim Tyrer
Dave Hill
Ed Budde
Mo Moorman
Jack Rudway
Johnny Robinson
Jim Kearny
Jim Marsalis
Emmitt Thomas
Bobby Bell
Willie Lanier
Jim Lynch
Curley Culp
Buck Buchanan
Aaron Brown
Jerrel Wilson
Tragedy Unites Wichita State Football Team After Crash
The 1971 Shockers endure a year of mourning after a plane crash near Denver killed 31 people including coach and 14 players. Survivors push forward with a unified resolve, aiming for a strong 1971 season opener against Texas A&M, while honoring fallen teammates.
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Wichita State
Logan
Utah
Rockies
Denver
Wheatshockers
Bob Ledman
Ben Wilson
Seaman
NCAA
Sockers
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas A&m
College Station
Tex
Cessna
University Methodist Church
Bob Renner
Randy Jackson
John Hoheisel
Dave Lewis
Renner
Jackson
Hoheisel
Lewis
Rick Stephens
Glenn Kostal
Keith Morrison
Mike Bruce
Poe
WSU
Cecil Coleman
Coleman
Arizona
Oklahoma City
National Transportation Safety Board
Rick Baehr
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Baffle Readers
A scanned list of bowling scores and high marks from multiple leagues shows team names such as BRUNSWICK LEAGUE and OTTAWA BOWL with individual highs like 1030-8, 219-562, and 184-495. Names include Haas, LeMASTER, Scribner, Spear, Bond, Loomis, and others across Monday and Tuesday night divisions.
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Brunswick
SOHN
Haas
Lemaster
Sidte
Scribner
Heph
Sibie
NEA Insurance
Spears
O Hoge
Ainsworth
Melen
Bill
Bond
Liegerot
Tea
Rac Daniels
Osburn
Collins
Moorer
Nitcher
Turner
Lowl
W—Everson
Bleesoe
Franklin
Meador
Murrow
Gibson's
Hastings
Hughes Auto
Blackstone
Camron -Towner
Hollow
Philps
Ottawa Coor
Giiges
Ottawa Bowl
Simms
Peoples National
Hettier
Ladies Eagles
Keer
Lecom
Todd's Insurance
Wenthe
Campbell
Arhold
Cardle
Heathman Oil
Heathman
Open Season for Ducks at Lake Pomona Begins Soon
Lake Pomona opens for duck and goose hunting with blinds and permits. Blind sites are staked by Sept. 25 and permits issued Oct. 3 on a first come basis at the Corps of Engineers office. Floating blinds forbidden. blinds must be removed two weeks after season end. Duck season runs Oct 16 to Dec 12, second half Dec 18 to Dec 29. Goose season starts Oct 16 and lasts 75 days through Dec 29.
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Lake Pomona
Corps ‘of “Engineers
Alaska Glaci er Pilots Win NBC Title in Wichita
Anchorage Glacier Pilots swept seven NBC games in Wichita to claim the 1971 national championship, defeating Fairbanks 54 in the final on Larry Corrigan's two out ninth inning double. Randy Jones pitched well for the Pilots despite a late rally.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Anchorage Glacier Pilots
Anchorage
National Baseball Congress
Fairbanks
Larry Corrigan
Glacier Pilots
NBC
Yaz Slugger Lifts Red Sox Over Orioles in Ninth
Carl Yastrzemski, amid boos and trade rumors, delivered a dramatic ninth inning single to beat Baltimore 4-3 at Fenway. Tiant earned his first win since 1970 as Yastrzemski, once a star, ends a severe slump with a key hit off Jim Palmer.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Yastrzemski
Orioles
Fenway Park
Tom Yawkey
Baltimore
Oakland
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Jim Palmer
Mike Fiore
Doug Griffin
Luis Tiant
A's
Reggie Jackson
Rick
John “Blue Moon’ Odom
Darold Knowles
Angeles
Joe Coleman
Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Chris Chambliss
Graig Nettles
Sam McDowell
Danny Thompson
Rod Carew
Harmon Killebrew
White Sox
Steve Braun
Mike Hershberger
del Unser
Frank Banker
Don Mincher
Joe Keough
Lance Clemons
Keough
Paul Schaal
Royals
Clemons
League Leaders Batting and Runs in 1970s Baseball
League leaders list batting at bats Oliva Minn 354 Murcer N Y 321 runs Buford Balt 90 Murcer 83 runs batted in Kill enbrew Minn 95 Bando Oak 84 hits Tovar Minn 161 Murcer N Y 152.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Buford
Balt
Killenbrew
Bando
Oak
Tovar
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Wichita State University
Alaska
Welborn’s Electric Service
Gilliland
OW & Tire Supply
Ottawa
Wards Automotive Center
Montgomery
Case Center
Riverside
Lacey At
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Sale Prici Sach
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Assengie
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