Fort Scott Overhauls Panthers in Jayhaws Classic
Fort Scott upset Neosho County 88 84 to snap the Panthers five game win streak and force a late comeback. Haroun Hamoud, Lewis Bowman and Stanley Boyd sparked the Greyhounds while Neosho County led 74 65 with 6 30 left before Fort Scott rallied. Coffeyville edged Independence 62 59 as Charlie Evans and Lanard Reid hit key shots.
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Kansas City
Kan
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Johnson County
Neosho County
Panthers
Independence
Allen County
Labette County
Greyhounds
Haroun Hamoud
Lewis Bowman
Stanley Boyd
Herbert Joyner
David Mitchell
Williams
Bowman
Joyner
Hamoud
Lewis Mann Jr
Terrill Jones
Neosho Co
Sgm
Tobias
Mitchell
Jones
Floyd
Ono
St Matter
Reb
Hare
Jessee
Heim
Haggard
Hamuud
Oo Bowman
Boyd
Hunter
Oo Willams
Britnin
Woods
Neosho County to host 1973 Jayhawk Classic
Neosho County Community Junior College Chanute will host the 1973 Jayhawk Classic after a unanimous athletic directors and coaches vote. Johnson County fended off Allen County 34 18 at halftime as Bev Mitchell scored 12 and Dave Regher 16. In the nightcap Kansas City defeated Lavette 46 19 at halftime with Mike Fuller leading the attack and three others in double digits.
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Kansas City
Kan
Neosho County Community Junior College
Chanute
Neosho County
Johnson County
Allen County
Kansans
Orville Gregory
Bev Mitchell
Dave Regher
Labutte
Blue Devils
Lavette
Mike Fuller
Don Chrispell
Reggie Nelson
Oklahoma Sooners Face Oklahoma State In Big Eight Title Bid
A capacity crowd of 61 826 will fill Norman for Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State with the Sooners needing a win to claim the conference crown. A loss could hand Nebraska the title, a tie keeps Oklahoma tied with Nebraska for first. Greg Pruitt and John Carroll face injury concerns as Brent Blackman and George Palmer pace the Cowboys.
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Kansas City
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma State
University of Oklahoma
Sooner
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Cowboys
Okahoma
Nebraska
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Pruitt
Brent Blackman
George Palmer
College basketball results sweep across multiple games
East Thursday scores include Pepperdine 68 and 88, Whittier 73. Illinois State 119 over Central Missouri 67. Southwestern Kansas 69 over Tabor. Syracuse 118 over Chile Natis 48. Southern Miss 11, Spring Hill 82. Steubenville 0, Wachklee 71. Kentucky State 62, Tenn Weslyn 39.
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Pepperdine
Whittier
Illinois State
Central Missour
Southwestern
Kan
Tabor
Syracuse
Chile
Natis
South
Pro Basketball Thursday Scores From ABA Narrow Northwest
Detroit defeated Buffalo 127 to 116 while Carolina topped San Diego 121 to 108 and Kentucky beat Dallas 107 to 102. Utah posted 111 but Denver finished without a listed opponent. Caroline defeated San Diego 121 to 108 in another game.
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Detroit
Buffalo
ABA
Caroline
San Digo
Carolina
San Diego
Kentucky
Dallas
Utah
Denver
Sooners Dominate All Big Eight Team Selections
Oklahoma dominates the 1972 All-Big Eight team with seven selections as they near the conference title by facing Oklahoma State. Nebraska, Iowa State, and Colorado also claim multiple spots, while sophomore Rod Shoate heads the first team and George Amundson leads the Cyclones among a genome of standout players.
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Sooners
Kansas City
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma State
Glover
Nebraska
Willie Harper
Iowa State
Mervin Krakau
Derland Moore
Oklahoma
Bud Magium
Colorado
Eddie Sheats
Kansas
Rod Shoate
Cleveland Vann
Joe Blahek
Cullen Bryant
John Stearns
Shoate
Pruitt
Mike Strachan
Davis
Crosswhite
Northwestern and Missouri Southern vie for NAIA Division II title
Northwestern College of Iowa and Missouri Southern meet in Joplin Missouri for the NAIA Division II football championship. Northwestern carries a 10-0 season record and 16 game win streak, while Missouri Southern stands 12-0 with 14 straight wins.
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Joplin
Northwestern College of Iowa
Missouri Southern
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes
Northwestern
Franklin
Ind
Southern
Doane
Neb
Amundson Named Big Eight Offensive Player of the Year
Iowa State quarterback George Amundson named Big Eight offensive player of the year by AP sports writers and sportscasters. He edged Nebraska wide receiver Johnny Rodgers by two votes and leads the league in total offense with 220 yards per game and 5.6 yards per play.
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George Amundson
Iowa State
Cyclones
Keith Krepfie
Geary Murdock
Mervin Krakau
Colorado
Charlie Davis
Bud Magrum
Cullen Bryant
John Stearns
Eddie Sheats
Kansas
Cleveland Vann
Oklahoma State
Sheats
Vann
John Schroll
Raymond Hamilton
Oklahoma
Hamilton
Schroll
Missouri
Kansas City
Iowa State Cyclones
Associated Press
Amundson
Nebraska
Johnny Rodgers
San Diego State
Mundson
Church and First Methodist win in local basketball action
Lutheran defeated Assembly of God 80 to 38 as Harris led with 19 points and Bright added 16. First Methodist beat Nazarene 85 to 41 with Reinhardt scoring 18 and Goltry totaling 17. Nazarene’s Turnbill led with 2 points in the loss.
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Lutheran
Assembly OF God
D. Peter
Nelson
Bright
Jackson
Harris
Miller
Zumalt
Terry
Squire
Engleman
M. Peter
Mendez
Howell
Norris
Morrow
Biliter
Aikens
Lane
Welch
First Methodist
Nazarene
Rubow
Goltry
Reinhardt
German
Holmes
Simmons
Smith
Manbeck
Abbuehl
Trapping Season Opens in Kansas Amid Declining Interest
Kansas trapping seasons begin December 1 with fur types limited by date. Beavers may be trapped January 1 to February 28 while coyotes bob cats foxes and others may be hunted or trapped year round. Licenses cost 1.50 and up to 20 traps may be set per person. Overall trapper numbers have declined since 1950 though about 80 000 pelts are expected this year.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Ron Little
McPherson
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Little Said
Little
Thur
Firearm Deer Season Opens Across Kansas
More than 8 000 Kansans anticipate firearm deer season with western third Dec 2 6 and eastern third Dec 2 10. Hunters mail harvest data instead of check stations as biologist Sill Peabody notes. About 13 000 competed for 8 000 permits drawn in August with emphasis on safety and landowner respect.
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Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Sill Peabody
Lkmporia
Peabody
Massachusetts
Michigan
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Dean Urah
Leon Crosswhite
Carrhuskers
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Daryl White
Joe Blahak
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Moran, Kansas
American Legion
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P.O
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Phil Cooper
Harold Fulps
N. Rutter
VFW
Mie Grier
Vincent Price
Meruet ‘Ell
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Cherryvale
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