New Mizzou Coach Inherits Upset Knock
Warren Powers began his Missouri tenure with a 30 point upset of Notre Dame at South Bend, continuing a pattern of dramatic Missouri upsets under previous coach Onofrio. The Big Eight results include Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, and Iowa State wins, with Arizona blanking Kansas State and Kansas State coach Jim Dickey expressing disappointment after a 31-0 defeat in Tucson.
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Fishing Report Highlights Kansas Lakes In Week Roundup
Harris News Service reports Milford Reservoir near Junction City as a bright spot with steady summer fishing for white bass and crapple. Other lakes show mixed success with walleye, crapple, bass, catfish, and white bass, while some areas remain slow or require effort. Water temps around 78 degrees and low to moderate water levels noted at several sites.
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Rampaging Yanks Sweep Red Sox To Tie AL East
The New York Yankees crushed Boston 7-4 at Fenway Park completing a four game series sweep. They pounded 14 pitchers for 42 runs and 67 hits, moving to a tie atop the AL East with 20 games left, as Nettles White Munson and Dent each had three hits. Ed Figueroa and Gossage combined on a five hitter to secure the win.
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Texas Rangers
Oakland A’s
Graig Nettles
Roy White
Thurman Munson
Bucky Dent
Ed Figueroa
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Connors Evert Return To Tennis Throne Room
New York sees Jimmy Connors end Bjorn Borg Grand Slam bid by winning the men's final 6-4 6-2 6-2 at the U S Open while Chris Evert defeats Pam Shriver 7-5 6-4 for the women's title before a record crowd. Connors calls it tennis victory and revenge for Wimbledon loss as Borg battles a thumb blister affecting his serves.
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Patriots Top Cardinals 16-6 Behind Grogan Calhoun Power
New England racked up 441 yards in offense as Steve Grogan and Don Calhoun excelled in a 16-6 victory over St. Louis. Hart led the Cardinals with a late score, but the St. Louis attack managed only 193 yards. Grogan credited improved execution and the linemen for stifling pressure, while Calhoun sprinted 73 yards for a key halftime moment and 143 yards on 17 carries.
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Jim Hart
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Jim Childs
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