Ottawa High Eyes Big Season Opener At Pittsburg
Ottawa High readies for a 1967 opener Friday at Pittsburg with a deep, veteran and rookie mix. Coach J W Emerson notes progress in presea son workouts and a power ground game plus more passing. Pittsburg, rebuilding after graduations, relies on Kent Noble and Jim Uttley with Bill Williams directing the offense. game time 7:30 p.m.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Pittsburg
OHS
Purple Dragons
Pitt
Cyclones
J.W. Emerson
Emerson
Richard Hughes
Terry Shoemaker
Stan Shisler
Phil Gibson
Jim
Daugharthy
Ted Queen
Dennis Wieneke
Doug Underwood
Robert Meyer
David Salman
Scott Wallace
Gary Sheffield
Dan Perkins
Mark Waymire
Steve Hinton
Ed Pollom
Bill Williams
Presseae Son
Kansas preps kick off for 1967 football season
Lawrence High School Lions, Wichita West Pioneers and Dodge City Demons begin runs with long-win streaks as Kansas prep football opens. Lions aim for 13th straight victory at Manhattan. West carries 26 straight. Dodge City seeks 15-game streak vs Wichita East.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Wichita West Pioneers
Dodge City Demons
Kansas
Lawrence
Associated Press
Lions
Manhattan
Pioneers
Arkansas City
Dodge City
Wichita East
East
Shawnee Mission North
Turner High
North
Hats Fly As AL Roundup Highlights Tight Race
Hal Rock reports on a busy American League night with Chance saving Minnesota, Adcock’s Indians faltering 1-0 to Chicago, Kaline and Tracenski leading Detroit past Baltimore, and Boston edging Kansas City. New York and Chicago also post wins as the four-team scramble stays tight with 15 games left.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Dean Chance
Joe Adcock
Chance
Minesota
Minnesota
Washington
Twins
Boston
Kansas City
Adcock
Indians
Chicago
Gary Peeters
White Sox
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Mickeey Lolich
al Kaline
Dick Traceneski
Baltimore
New York
California
Jim Kaat
Frank Howard
Paul Casanova
Fred Valentine
Tony Oliva
Valentine
Cal Elmer
Los Angeles
Houston
Mass Confusion Reigns Over A's Future in KC
SEATTLE, Wash. The Kansas City Athletics future remains unclear after a flurry of announcements and denials about possible moves. Dave Cohn, vice chairman of the State Stadium Commission, said Finley asked the American League for permission to move to Seattle. Bert West of Seattle said he spoke with Finley by phone and that a choice would wait on an economic survey. Finley had authorized such a survey of Oakland, Seattle and Kansas City to guide plans. Cronin and AL president deny a move request. A league meeting next month will consider any move, with officials including Gov. Evans and Seattle leaders likely in attendance.
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Wash
Kansas City Atletics
Dave Cohn
State Stadium Commission
Charles O. Finley
American League
Bert West
Finley
Oakland
Cohn
Dan Evans
Jo, Braman
Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
Intrepid Wins Again in America's Cup Race
Dame Pattie navigator Wright and Australia’s Dame Pattie suffer a second straight loss to Intrepid in the best of seven series on the 24.3 mile Rhode Island triangle course. Wright remains confident for a third race as both boats face strong wakes from a crowded spectator fleet and a renewed push for the cup.
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Noreman Wright
John Paul Jones
Wright
New York Yacht Club
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Intrepid
Mars gin—Wright
Dame Pattie
Jock Sturrock
Bus Mosbacher
Mosbacher
Sturrock
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Britain
Endeavour
America
Raine
John Paul
League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Batting
The Associated Press lists AL leaders by 350 at bats with F Robinson and Yastrzemski near the top. Yastrzemski leads in runs and RBIs with 97 and 103 respectively, while Killebrew and Bu ford vie for home runs and other categories. Pitching leaders include Lonborg and Horlen with strong win totals and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
F. Robinson
Bast
Yastrzemski
Bost
Killebrew
Minn
Tovar
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