Kansas sets deer seasons and permits for 8,065 firearms permits
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission announced archery deer season opens Oct 1 and firearm season Dec 2 with close dates in western extreme units Dec 6 or Dec 10. Commissioners approved 8,065 firearms permits across 20 units. Archery permits have no limit. Applications available via county clerks and vendors by July 10 and due Aug 5. Only one permit per person.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Fortry, Fish and Game Commission
High Plains
Smoky Hill
West Arkansas
Cimarron
Ugh
New Doubles Leaders In WIBC Tournament
In Kansas City AP reports new doubles leaders in two WIBC divisions. Artice Kramer and Ruth Wilk lead Open doubles with 1,187. Rogena Buol and Peg Rauenbuehler top Division I with 1,166. Wilk also has 622 doubles pinfall and ranks fourth in Open all events. Jerry Baker and Barbara Mercure pair for 1,179 to claim second in Open doubles.
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Kansas City
Artice Kramer
Ruth Wilk
Rogena Buol
Burlington
Colo
Peg Rauenbuehler
Longmont
Grove City
Ohio
Barbara Mercure
Columbus
MU's Sparky Stalcup Dies at 62 in Columbia
Wilbur Sparky Stalcup, 62, athletic director at the University of Missouri and former MU basketball coach from 1946 to 1956, died early today at Boone County Hospital after previous heart attacks. He had been hospitalized since April 9 and was moved from intensive care this week before another attack Thursday.
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Columbia, Mo
Wilbur (Sparky) Stalcup
University of Missouri
Boone County Hospital
Stalcup
Czechs End Nine-Year Soviet World Hockey Reign
In Prague the Czechoslovakian team beat the Soviet Union 3 to 2 to capture the gold medal ending the USSR’s nine year hold on the world title. Finland then defeated Sweden 5 to 4 in the other game of the day. The crowd jeered the Russian slogan translating to the puck as the triumph was celebrated in Wenceslas Square.
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Green Shares T of C Lead with Dickinson
Hubert Green lobbed a four foot birdie putt at La Costa and shared the first round lead in the $165,000 Tournament of Champions with Gardner Dickinson. Dickinson 44 and Green 25 shot 68s to stand two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus Bruce Crampton and Jerry Heard.
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Calif
Hubert Green
la Costa Country Club
Alabama
Green
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Jerry Heard
Bowling Scores and Highs for Local Teams and Names
The report lists bowling scores for V.F.W. No. 1 2414 Nu Wa Campers and Mid America with totals 224 37144 and 2139 respectively. Montgomery Ward posts 16 48644 while Chas Boaz and Lyle McClay achieve highs of 225 and 556. Cablevision teams post high scores 8838 and 2551 with team highs noted.
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Nu Wa
Mid America
Montgomery Ward
Chas. Boaz
Lyle McClay
Team High
Cablevision
National Wildlife Federation urges ban on lead shot
The National Wildlife Federation asks the Secretary of the Interior to ban lead shot for waterfowl hunting and its use on some federal lands by the 1973-74 season. Each year two to three million waterfowl die from lead poisoning, and the federation urges replacing lead with non toxic iron shot.
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National Wildlife Federation
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United States
Royster Junior High Girls Rout Independence 70-17 in Track
The Royster Junior High girls win nine of 11 events to defeat Independence 70 to 17. Barbara Kiddoo sets two school records including the 220 yard dash at 28.8 and helps lead a winning 300-yard relay in 39.3 as multiple Royster runners post top efforts in sprints hurdles and field events.
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Karen Childers
Debbie Curls
Major League Standings and Friday Schedule Recap
Baltimore edged Detroit 1-0 while Milwaukee rainout at New York left Friday’s slate with 14 scheduled games. Notable matchups include St Louis at Montreal Kansas City at Chicago and San Diego at Los Angeles with key pitchers listed for each contest.
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Mulkey Sets Masters Decathlon Record At Kansas Relays
Phil Mulkey, 49, set a masters decathlon record with 5 633 points at the 47th Kansas Relays, finishing last in the decathlon while still aiming for a higher score. Gary Hill won the championship with 7 530 points, just missing Olympic Trials qualification as rain hampered performances.
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Kansas
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Santa Clara
Calif
Honolulu
Wyoming
Gary Hill
Oklahoma Christian College
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Colorado
Mike Wedman
Bradley Analyzes Strategy of Knicks
New York faced Boston in a pivotal NBA semifinal as the Knicks, up 2-0, tried to slow the tempo but were pulled into the Celtics pace in a key Game 3. Bill Bradley analyzed the series, noting the Celtics' ability to quicken the tempo and the Knicks' struggles with timing and shooting. Milwaukee then challenged Los Angeles in another semifinal, with the Bucks holding a 3-2 lead heading into Saturday's Game 6.
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Knicks
Bill Bradley
National Basketball Association
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Hall of Fame Inducts Six Basketball Greats in Springfield
Six basketball figures were enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on the Springfield college campus. Edgar A. Diddle Robert L Douglas Paul Endacott Max Friedman Edward Gottlieb and Clifford Wells were honored. UCLA coach John Wooden received a dual recognition for coaching feats.
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Mass
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield College
Edgar A. Diddle
Western Kentucky
Robert L Douglas
Renaissance
Paul Endacott
University of Kansas
Max (Marty Friedman
Edward Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
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Tulane University
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Purdue University
Hall of Fame
Flyers Sweep Prescott in Doubleheader
Thayer Flyers swept a doubleheader from Prescott 4-1 and 8-2. Ben Showalter pitched five hitters and had a two run double in the opener. Stan Wheeler drove in three runs in the second game as Ed Holtzman won with relief from Wheeler. Thayer improves to 6-2. They host Elk Valley Monday at Longton.
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Ben Showalter
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Flyers
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Minor League American Association Scores Report
Town defeats Oklahoma City 6 to 2 while Evansville wins 5 to 2 against Omaha in league play. The results highlight the day’s pair of minor league baseball games with limited details on venues or pitchers.
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American Association
Oklahoma City
Evansville
Omaha
Deep stands at Aqueduct Highlight Long Home Run Range
The Aqueduct race track in New York features stands 350 feet deep exceeding typical home run distances. The notes list times across Friday Saturday and Sunday with upcoming events and a reference to stand depth surpassing foul line distances in most major league parks.
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Aqueduct Racetrack
New York
Big Eight seeks parity in Kansas City arena rent
Big Eight Commissioner Charles Nevias asked Kansas City officials to keep municipal auditorium rental for the basketball tournament and track events on a parity basis with the upcoming Cincinnati Royals pro franchise. He noted past costs and urged fair treatment to long time tenants over professional movables.
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Big Eight
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National Basketball Association
Charles M. Nevias
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