Big Eight coaches share views on 1971 season
Kansas City AP report outlines quarterback challenges for four teams as eight schools begin autumn practice. Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa State and Missouri leaders offer outlooks while Don Fambrough and Al Onofrio address squad depth and injuries. Leaders cite quarterback questions for several programs and anticipate two a day drills to start.
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Oklahoma
Iowa State
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van Brownson
Tony Pounds
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Lynn Dickey
Dean Carlson
George Amundson
Dickey
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Dennis Morrison
Missouri
Mike Farmer
Chuck Roper
Kansas
Dan Heck
Heck
Colorado
Ken Johnson
Joe Duenas
Don Fambrough
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al Onofrio
Birdseye
Bob Devaney
Joe Orduna
Jeff Kinney
Don fFambrough
Vince Gibson
Chuck Fairbanks
Cardinals Lose in 12th as Nats Sweep Royals
The Cardinals drop 12th inning heartbreaker 6-5 in Atlanta to fall four straight. Hank Aaron hits his 33rd, Martyn Perez drives in Earl Williams with a 12th inning sacrifice fly. In Kansas City, Washington sweeps 6-3 and 8-2 as Denny McLain wins game one.
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Don Shaw
Oakland
al Fitzmorris
Denny McLain
Fred Patek
Joe Keough
Frank Howard
Howard
RBI
Blue loses at Oakland as Red Sox topple A's in tough 1-0 setback
Vida Blue’s 22 win season hit a rare snag as Boston’s Gary Peters outpitched him in a 1-0 decision at the Oakland Coliseum. Peters left two men on in the eighth after Duane Josephson’s error started the rally, with Doug Griffin driving in the winning run. Blue allowed only two hits before the eighth inning and remains a focal point of the A’s pitching staff alongside manager Dick Williams.
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70 Day Split Season On Ducks In Kansas
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission in Seneca approved a 70 day split duck season for 1971 with two segments. The first runs Oct 16 to Dec 12 and the second Dec 18 to Dec 29 to boost holiday hunting for students. Daily bag five ducks, possession ten, with specific limits for wood ducks mallards mergansers and canvasbacks. Shooting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. licenses and stamps required. About 30 people attended the meeting and a possible point system for 1972 was discussed if federal guidelines allow.
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Kansas
Goose Season Dates Set in Kansas for 75-Day Hunt
Kansas sets a 75 day goose season from October 16 to December 29 with a daily bag limit of five geese. Opening through December 9 limits include at most two Canada geese or one white-fronted and one Canada goose plus one Ross' goose. from December 10 to season end only one Canada goose allowed. Waterfowl hunters must carry a valid Kansas license and federal duck stamp. Shooting hours run sunrise to sunset.
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Kansas
Area Dams Toronto Normal Level 901.50 Level Today
John Redmond reports a water discharge reading of 419 cubic feet per second and a 0.1038 percent level change as the area maintains normal dam conditions at Toronto.
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John Redmond
8665 to Receive Firearm Permits 1971 Kansas deer draws announced
Pratt report states 8665 applicants were selected in public drawings held August 11 across 18 deer management units. Successful hunters will receive permits about 10 days before opening weekend, with eastern season starting November 27 and western December 4. Eastern units close December 5, western units December 4.
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Pratt
Kansas
Major league standings and weekend schedule notes
Standings show Chicago 9 over Cleveland 1 and Minnesota 8 over Baltimore 5 with Detroit 3 over Milwaukee 2. Weekend pairings include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Houston at Chicago with multiple night games and Sunday rematches across the league.
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Hedland
Bahnsen
Murphy
Wilight Washington
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G.B
Phila
Wash
San Fran
Bowhunters Urged to Apply for 1971 Archery Permits
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission reports 2,154 applications received as of now for the 1971 archery deer season. Last year 4,481 permits were issued, signaling many bowmen may file at the last minute. The split season opens Oct 16 to Nov 25 statewide, with a second segment Dec 11 to Dec 31.
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Production Halted At Spencer Broom Plant For Winders
The Town Broom Manufacturing Co. in Spencer plans a temporary production halt at week’s end due to a shortage of broom winders. Manager Walter J. Reynis says all winders are retired or unable to work and no younger applicants were found. The plant has operated since 1890.
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Sportsman's Bowl
John Mayer
Robert Ramsey
Royster Junior High Rockets to Start Football Practice
Coach Maurice Elliott announced Royster Junior High School will begin football practice Monday evening for the Rockets. Players should report to the stadium at 6 p.m. with their own gear as equipment will not be issued until later.
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Maurice Elliott
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Rockets
Chiefs Open New Orleans Clash On Tulane Turf
The Saints host the Chiefs in a (Saints) debut on Tulane Stadium’s artificial turf. Kansas City, defending pass defense leaders, arrive as a touchdown favorite behind a strong offense. Archie Manning starts at quarterback for New Orleans in this historic meeting.
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Beejays Eliminated In NBC Tourney Fall At Lenoir
Liberal Beejays, seeded sixth, were eliminated from the 32 entry National Baseball Congress tourney by Lenoir North Carolina 9-6. Other Friday results saw Fairbanks over Madison 7-1 and Valdosta over Worthington 9-3. Tonight San Antonio faces Eureka and Anchorage meets Garland among remaining games.
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Dave Hill Takes Lead From Brother In Philly Classic
Dave Hill moved ahead of brother Mike at Whitemarsh Valley to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic after 96 holes. He fired a four under 68 to reach 136, one stroke ahead of Bob Murphy and Bob Rosburg who carded 67 70. Mike Hill slipped to 138 after a 73 as Tom Weiskopf also stood at 138. Jack Nicklaus and George Kuudson were tied at 139.
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Carner Leads Southgate Open After First Round
JoAnne Carner holds a two stroke lead entering the second round of the Southgate Open. She shot 36 32 for a four under par 68 on the 6203 yard course in Leawood Kansas, with Kathy Whitworth Pam Barnett and Sandra Palmer tied for second at 7 under. Defending champion Kathy Ahrens Cynthia Sullivan and Gloria Ebert shot 73 to stay within reach of the $3,000 top prize in the LPGA event.
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Kathy Whitworth
Pam Barnett
Sandra Palmer
Ft. Worth
Tex
Marlene Hagge
Mickey Wright
Kathy Ahren
Cynthia Sullivan
Gloria Ebert
Leawood
Kan
Allison and Red Farmer Lead Talladega Front Row
At Talladega Alabama Bobby Allison and Red Farmer secured front row spots for the 250 mile NASCAR Grand American race. Allison won the Grand American event in a Mustang at 172000 miles per hour while Farmer posted 170452 in his Mustang. The winner earned about 5000 dollars among 26 cars. speeds ranged from 172000 to 129896 by Jim Hailey of Thomasville North Carolina.
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Minor League Friday Scores From Baseball Night
Wichita beat Tulsa 10 to 7 in 11 innings. Oklahoma City defeated Denver 5 to 2. Omaha won against Iowa 7 to 5. Evansville edged Indianapolis 5 to 4.
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