Pirates Clinch NL East as Phillies Bow 11 3 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 11 3 to seal the NL East title, with Dave Parker driving in four runs including his 23rd homer. Danny Ozark admitted the Phillies’ comeback chances were slim while Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh celebrated a fifth division crown in six years. Houston beat Cincinnati 5 1 and San Diego edged LA 6 5 in 11 innings.
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Royals Rally to Beat Rangers and Stay Alive
Kansas City Royals nipped the Texas Rangers 2-1 as George Brett and Tony Solaita sparked a late rally in the eighth inning. Cookie Rojas added a sacrifice fly to push KC to 88-68, their best record in seven years, while Oakland’s title bid dimmed with a 2-1 loss to Minnesota.
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Bowling Scores From A M League and More
Summary of league bowling results listing teams Brunswick kids 4 Hustlers 0 and scores led by Gary 137 and 352 for Brunswick, J Chandler 143 279 for Hustlers, Bleu 149 376 for HHLBILLIES, Covert 127 393 for Deuces Wild, Bouska 150 375 for Alley Cats, White 103 247 for Alley Rats, Meyer 520 193 and 520 for Hillbilles, etc across multiple leagues and high games.
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OHS Player Of The Week Kevin Davis Leads Defense
The Herald's Ottawa High Player Of The Week is Kevin Davis. The 165-pound senior played both linebacker and defensive guard and led OHS in tackles in a 6-0 loss to Emporia. He had several solo stops against Mark Swafford and deflected a pass that set up a teammate interception.
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Wellsville's Abner Reese Named Area Player of the Week
Abner Reese of Wellsville earns Area Player of the Week after a standout performance last Friday. The running back rushed for 310 yards and scored four times as Wellsville erased a deficit to beat Louisburg 25 to 13, keeping an unbeaten start to the season.
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Twisters Shut Out Emporia in JV Football Victory
Emporia-Ottawa High junior varsity defeated Emporia Bteam 22-0 on a stout defense and balanced attack. Darren Beets led with 64 passing yards and 39 receiving yards, while Bob Shaffer added 39 rushing yards. The defense intercepted twice and forced two fumbles, with next game at Iola.
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NFL Owners Offer Fails To Bridge Labor Chasm
Chicago AP report on the NFL Management Council offer relaxing the Rozelle Rule and costing up to 30 million over five years, as players union talks under federal mediation continue without an agreement. Union leaders declined comment. mediator Usery notes hard negotiations, with vote by Oct. 2 after two more days of talks. Also brief: Baker JV beats Ottawa JV 20-7 in Baker, with OU to face Haskell next month.
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Raiders open season with win over Dolphins marred by injuries
Oakland defeated Miami 31-21 as coach John Madden celebrated the season opener. Defensive tackle Kelvin Korver likely out for the year with knee ligament damage, and fullback Marv Hubbard probably sidelined three weeks with a shoulder injury. Ken Stabler led a dominant first half attack against a Miami defense missing veterans Nick Buoniconti and Dick Anderson.
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Raiders halt Dolphins home win streak with 102-yard kickoff return
Oakland jumped to a 17-0 lead as Pete Banaszak and George Blanda sparked the Raiders. Miami rallied behind Don Shula's club but Harold Hart's 102-yard kickoff return and three fourth-quarter interceptions sealed a 31-21 defeat. Mercury Morris added a fourth-quarter score to trim the margin.
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Two Year Classifications Set For Kansas Schools
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announced two year classifications for 1975-76 and 1976-77. Schools are grouped 5A to 1A by enrollments in grades 10-12 as of Sept. 15. Changes were minor, with Winfield moving to 4A and Clearwater rising to 3A while several schools shifted between 2A and 1A.
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