Miege Invades Ottawa in ERL Opener Clash
Bishop Miege brings a strong running game and stout defense to Ottawa High for a Friday night EKL opener. Miege, led by running back Steve Furst and quarterback Joe Boring, seeks another league win after a 10-7 upset of Bonner Springs and shutouts of Schlagle and Harmon. Ottawa, 1-2, has shown improvement with pass defense focus as coach Larry Miller steers a young Cyclones squad against a seasoned EKL power. The 7:30 kickoff marks a pivotal early-season test as both teams aim to stay in the ERL title hunt.
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Olathe
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ERL
Turner
Leavenworth
Blue Is Blue As A's Sweep Ends Careers
Oakland ace Vida Blue, 14-19, hopes he won’t return to the A's after a 6-5 win over Kansas City that closed the season with a four-game Royals sweep. Marty Perez’s tenth inning hit fueled Oakland, while Perez and Blue signaled uncertainty about their futures as the club faces a youth movement and possible relocation.
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Yankees Close In On East Title Clinch Threshold
Yankees beat the Indians 10-0 to set the magic number at one for clinching the AL East as Boston lost to Toronto. Reggie Jackson hit a first inning grand slam while Graig Nettles Mickey Rivers and Thurman Munson also homered. Don Gullett earned his 14th win. Carlton Fisk and Boston bristled at the potential end of the race.
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Thurman Munson
Don Gullett
Ken Clay
State 8 Man Champ Folds at Bogue Kansas
Bogue Kansas eight man football team folds after injuries leave seven players. Two girls Tina Arby and Tammy Thompson joined to keep the team alive, starting after Tina’s cousin and another player were hurt. Coach Dick Robinson notes slim chance of more players. hopes to field a team next year.
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Triplains High
Winona
Dick Robinson
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Duck Blind Permits Go Out Oct. 8
Lake Pomona will issue limited duck blind permits starting Saturday Oct. 8 on a first come first served basis. About 80 sites marked this year. Blinds may not use government land and must be removed by Jan. 10.
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Masters cofounder Clifford Roberts dies at Augusta National
Clifford Roberts, cofounder and longtime chairman of the Masters Tournament, was found dead at Augusta National Golf Club from a personal safety related gunshot wound. Roberts, 84, had been in ill health, survived by his Los Angeles wife Betty. He helped raise funds with Bobby Jones in 1931 and led the Masters until 1976 before handing the chair to William H. Lane.
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Los Angeles
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Ali vs Shavers at MSG for heavyweight crown
Muhammad Ali defends his world heavyweight title against Earnie Shavers in a 15 round or less bout at Madison Square Garden. Ali, 35, seeks a 19th defense as Shavers, 33, hopes to upset the champion. NBC will air the fight with expected 15,000 spectators and a $3 million purse for Ali.
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Joe Frazier
George Forman
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Bloomington Kansas City Carew season fuels record chase
Bloomington reports Rod Carew is hitting .384 and on pace for a sixth AL batting title, tying Ted Williams. His career .334 average tops active players and ranks second since night baseball began, with high marks in overall averages and power.
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Rod Carew
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Ted Williams
Sport Shack Franchise Opportunities in Kansas Declared
Sport Shack invites franchising across Kansas with one unit per county and an investment of 1000 dollars. For details contact Sport Shack Inc at Rt. 2, Box 349, Lindstrom Minnesota 55045.
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