Campy Drives A's To 2-1 14-Inning Win Over Royals
Oakland edged Kansas City 2-1 in 14 innings as Campaneris scored the decisive run on a misplayed play at first base. Patek homered for KC, Tenace and Patek provided Oakland's long-ball support, while Pattin took the loss for the Royals and Dark praised Campaneris's daring as Oakland extended home attendance records.
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Ottawa Junior High Opens 1975 Football Versus Bonner
The Ottawa Junior High ninth graders host Bonner Springs in the 1975 season opener at 6:30 p.m. on Ottawa High field. It starts a run of three straight home games before four away trips to finish the seven game schedule. The OJHS eighth grade opener is next Tuesday at 4 p.m. against Pierson Junior High at Turner, Kansas City.
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Rumors Fly Over Possible Baseball Franchise Moves
New York reports raise questions about a baseball franchise committee recommending the Twins move to Seattle and the Giants shift to Toronto. Executives deny the tale. commissioner says no decision or guarantee exists. The piece notes Seattle as a potential tenant to avert a suit and cites conflicting statements from Griffith and Stoneham amid ongoing debate.
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Quenemo Buffs Eye Winning 75 Season Under Morrell
Quenemo High football coach Jack Morrell enters his first year with a strong backfield and solid lettermen. Senior Craig Lloyd and sophomore Gary Hower pace the backfield alongside quarterback Steve Pegram, while junior Tim Pegram and linemen anchor a developing defense. Morrell expects a winning season after going 5-4 last year, targets All-League for his key players, and notes additions from Williamsburg and Gridley. The schedule opens September 1 at Linwood with other games against Hamilton, Leroy W-Reading, Gridley, and Williamsburg, ending with a list of league foes in November.
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BowLing Tuesday Ladies League Scores Report
Listings show multiple teams with high scores and shooters. Notable entries include Haley abstract-3 with Cordie 186-472 and Downey 169-427 for Todd Mobile Homes 1 and 3 respectively, plus Eagles Auxiliary 3 with B Miller 150 and Ledom 413 high 30-B. Roehl 195-525 leads Peoples National 4.
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Baseball Scoreboard shows 459 to 70 update for standings
Baseball scoreboard lists standings and Wednesday games across leagues with teams Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Oakland Texas Chicago Minnesota California and Kansas City. It includes records 64 652 6 and 70 64 652 6 noted alongside pitchers Moret Eckersley Blyleven Tanana Kant Perry and Busby with matchups at Boston Cleveland New York Chicago Minnesota Oakland and more.
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Chiefs Waive Bell Amid Major NFL Roster Cuts
Tuesday marked cut down day as NFL teams trimmed to 46 players. veteran stars Merv Fleming Bill Curry Corneil Green and Bobby Bell left their squads with moves and trades reshaping rosters across the league.
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