Garnett Bulldogs Aim for Strong Tri-Valley Run
Garnett enters the football season with a young but improving team led by All Area back Dean Barr. Nine other lettermen return, including seniors Dale Raymond and Jim Gordon, and juniors Ron Modlin and Ron Young. Coach Jack Dancer notes the squad is still inexperienced but knowledgeable, with a probable offense built around Barr. Opening night is Friday at Garnett against Paola, with a schedule that continues through September and November.
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Larry Tawney
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Young
Dick Fisher
Paola
Buzzell joins Knoxville pro team in NAFL
Eddie Buzzell former Ottawa University All America quarterback in 1965 moves from Saskatchewan Roughriders to Knoxville SOKs of the North American Football League after an Oilers waivers stint and a Norfolk job bid. He signed a two year Roughriders contract but did not play for them before joining Knoxville.
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Major Stars Lift Angels and Dodgers in Late Wins
From the Associated Press, Jim Fregosi of the Angels drove in five runs with a grand slam and a double as California edged Baltimore 6-5. Ron Perranoski of the Dodgers pitched four shutout innings in relief, helping Los Angeles to its fifth straight victory and a 32 game decision over the New York Mets.
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Vikings Look For Surprises In Central Heights Football
Central Heights Vikings enter their second Richmond season with 10 returning lettermen. Coach Cobbs guides a retooled offense led by Bowman at quarterback turned to halfback, Wood to receive, and King powering the ground game. The team opens at Pleasanton with home games at Princeton Recreation Field, facing Linn County foes including Mound City Stilwell Moran Uniontown Parker Hart ford Blue Mound La Cygne through November 10.
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Opening Day Opener Sees Fresh Faces At K State And Army
The Associated Press reports Kansas State and Army face an uncertain debut at West Point with new personnel. K State fielding an all new backfield led by Bill Nossek, while Army reshapes under Tom Cahill after Paul Dietzel's departure. Coaches stress adaptation and surprise, as films and scouting are limited.
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Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
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Bob Ward
Iowa State
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October Sports Month in Mexico City Rocks 1966
Mexico City gears for October as a torrent of international events arrives. The Secs and International Sports Week runs Oct 12 to 24 at eight sites, with almost 500 athletes from 20 countries entered so far and more Mexicans competing. Rumors persist of world lightweight boxing champion Carlos Ortiz defending his title Oct 12 against Sugar Ramos, though no confirmation exists.
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Bowling Scores From BrunswicK League Highlights
Brunswick League results show Helen and Bills Cafe leading with 532 series by Doman and 495 by Taylor from McMillan Oil. First National Bank and Hubbard Lumber posted high marks, with Oakton and Osburns Flowers also posting solid scores.
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Breckenridge
Ottawa Insulation
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Baseball finals update from minor leagues
Toronto beat Richmond 2 0 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven in the International League final. Tulsa edged Seattle 2 1 to knot the Pacific Coast League final at 3 3 in a best of seven.
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Seattle
Boxing Results in Sydney Gattellari defeats Linares
In Sydney Australia Rocky Gattellari the flyweight from Australia outpointed Lady Linares from the Dominican Republic in a ten round bout.
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Australia
Rocky Gattellari
Australa
Lady Linares
Domminican Republic
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