Vikings Bank On Old Time In Richmond Football
Central Heights Vikings, in their third year, return 10 lettermen led by quarterback Rick Bowman and receivers Pat Moore and Rex Foltz. Coach Dobbs aims for a potent passing attack and improved defense as they face a tough schedule in the Eastern Central Kansas League starting with Roosevelt of Emporia.
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Richmond
Central Heights
Vikings
Eyman Cobbs
Rick Bowman
Pat Moore
Rex Foltz
Mike Greteencord
Morris Peters
Alle Area
Eddie Fisher
Jim Schultz
Jim New
Frank Finley
Dan Oram
Dobbs
Rick Giles
Milt Perry
Trent Barkdoll
Steve Bets
Craig Brown
Linn County Loop
Roosevelt
Emporia
Lonborg Shuts Down Yankees as Red Sox Triumph
Boston ace Jim Lonborg, weighing about 195 pounds, hurled a three-hitter over the Yankees for a 3-1 win. Rico Petrocelli drove in two with his 14th homer as Lonborg claimed his 19th victory, while Tom Tresh homered for New York. The Twins beat Baltimore 4-2 to stay atop the AL standings, with Dean Chance earning his 18th win and Harmon Killebrew batting his 36th homer for Minnesota.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Jim Lonborg
New York Yankees
Lonborg
Boston
Yankees
Red Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Tom Tresh
Loenborg
Rico Petrocelli
Twins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Oliva
Dean Chance
Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Brooks Robinson
The
Birds
Cousy Ails After Denial in Gambling Affair
Boston College coach Bob Cousy was reportedly sedated after admitting a close friendship with an alleged gambler but denying any wrongdoing. A reliable source said he received sedatives at his Worcester home by a doctor two hours after a tearful news conference at BC alumni hall.
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Boston
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Boston College
Worcester
Pro Football Roundup AFL Kicks Off For Real
The AFL starts its regular season with a full four game slate this Saturday while NFL exhibitions wrap up. Kansas City visits Houston and Boston travels to San Diego in late games, with New York at Buffalo and Denver at Oakland on Sunday. The NFL opens next weekend with eight games including Atlanta at New Orleans and Green Bay hosting New York. Kansas City returns with much of the championship core, Len Dawson to start at QB, Fletcher Smith replacing Williamson, and Buffalo naming Tom Flores as its No 1 quarterback after trades involving Jon Brittenan and Roger Brown.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
American Football League
Detroit
St. Louis
National Football League
AFL
Denver
Boston
Kansas City
Houston
San Diego
New York
Buffalo
Oakland
NFL
Atlanta
New Orleans
Baltimore
Dallas
Chicago
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tenn
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Washington
Norfolk
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chiefs
Fletcher Smith
Fred Williamson
Len Dawson
Jacky Lee
Tom Flores
Jack Kemp
Bills
Miami Dolphins
Jon Brittenan
Los Angeles Rams
Roger Brown
Rams
Brown
Roosevelt Grier
Bowling Scores From AMF League And Local Establishments
Summary of bowling results listing high scores for AMF League Oggs Grocery and multiple teams including Coca Cola Coke, Hiatt Decorators, Litwins, Hanks Sinclair, Dengel and Son, Naomi’s Tavern, Land Lcafe, Sheldens, Classic League Ottawa Times, Briscoe Drugs, Pepsi Cola, Pence Food Center, Eagles 2700, K of C One with top individual games and series. Entities include Oggs Grocery, Coca Cola, Hiatt Decorators, Litwin, Hank, Dengel, Naomi, Gretencord, Dexman, Geldernick, Springer, Bowman, Lilly, Snider, Evans, Schulte, Harkins, Spears, Marstall.
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Ogg’s
R. Dunn
Divco-Wayne
Yost
Coca-Cola
Cordle
Ogle
Hiatt Decorators
Hiatt
Litwin’s
Linneman
Hank’s Sinclair
Bowman
Haas
Dengel and Son
Jackson
Heckert
Naomi’s Tavern
Ball
Gretencord
Land Lcafe
Dexman
Shelden’s
Geldernick
Springer
Classic League
Ottawa Times
Evans
Briscoe Drugs
Lilly
Pepsi Cola
Snider
Pence Food Center
Hughes
Marstall
Eagles
Spears
Schulte
Harkins
Ottawa University to host Black and Gold football scrimmage
Ottawa University will hold its annual Black and Gold football scrimmage on Saturday at Cook Field. Game time is 7 30 p.m.
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Ottawa University
Cook Field
Short Honeymoon Ends As Reds Top Phillies 3 1
National League roundup notes Chris Short’s short marriage night as Cincinnati Reds topple Philadelphia 3 1 after a five inning perfect spell. Leo Cardenas led off the sixth with a single breaking the streak, while May’s bases loaded triple gave Milt Pappas a 3 0 edge. Cardinals top Mets 9 2 behind Gibson. Giants edge Astros 3 2 in 15. Pirates beat Braves 4 2. Cubs top Dodgers 3 2 in 12.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Chris Short
Cincinnati Reds
Short
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Tommy Harper
Tommy Helms
Lee May
Reds
Phillies
St. Louis
New York Mets
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
Houston
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Marsha Hickling
Largo
Fla
Valley Forge
Clearwater
Reau
May
Milt Pappas
Ted Abernathy
Gibson
Roberto Clemente
Larry Jaster
Dal Maxvill
Roger Maris
Julian Javier
Bob Schrader
Ken Henderson
Jesus Alou
Giants
Jim Hart
Pirates
Tommie Sisk
Maury Wilts
Clemente
Jerry May
Boxing Results From Savannah Los Angeles and Tokyo
Boxers Johnny Alford of Miami out pointed Red Sullivan of Savannah in a 178 pound bout in Savannah. Lovell Franklin of Oakland stopped Herman Escobar of Hawthorne in a 134 pound match in Los Angeles. Ki Soo Kim of South Korea knocked out Takao Sasazaki of Japan in Tokyo to retain the Orient middleweight title.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Johnny Alford
Miami
Fla
Red Sullivan
Los Angeles
Lovell Franklin
Oakland
Calif
Herman Escobar
Hawthorne
Tokyo
Ki-Soo Kim
South Korea
Takao Sasazaki
Japan
O. Ki. Soo Kim
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Crest
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Ottawa
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Russell Daugharthy
Brad O’dea
Jim Roth
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Juan Pizarro
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Ernie Banks
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Dodgers
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Wiggins
Gordon Benitz
RFD Credit Corporation
Nelson Travel Agency
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