Firearms Season Opens For Five Day Kansas Deer Hunt
Firearms hunting launches Saturday across 12 game units in northern and southeastern Kansas as part of the first legal deer season in about 60 years. About 3 927 gun permits were issued, with 20 000 of the estimated 35 000 deer in open areas. Check stations will operate five days from 8 am to 10 pm, with one deer per hunter and several units buck or either-sex depending on day.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
The
Commission
High Plains
Smog Hill
Solomon
Kirwin-Webster
Republic
Turtle Creek
Missouri River
Kaw
Marais Des Cygnes
Neosho
Chautauqua Hills
Lower
Arkansas
Area Dams John Redmond Neosho River Burlington
The report notes conservation pool at 1,036 feet with yesterday 1,036.14 feet and a gate open, discharging 200 cfs. Water level at 901.50 feet yesterday 901.55 with a low flow valve 40 percent open and 20 cfs discharge. A level of 948.50 feet, yesterday 948.51 with a low flow valve 25 percent and 12 cfs discharge.
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John Redmond
Burlington
Rickey, 84, Is Dead
Branch Rickey, a front office innovator who reshaped baseball for decades, died after 26 days in a coma following a moment of discussing courage. He had been inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame on November 13 and would have turned 84 on December 20.
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Columbia, Mo
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
Pipeline oil movement in Kansas rises to weekly average
Wichita AP reports the state crude oil pipeline average for the week ending December 6 was 289105 barrels per day, up 3967 from the prior week. The current allowable capacity stands at 310000 barrels daily.
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Wichita
Kansas
Conservation Division
Dragons rely on heightless depth to push court speed
Elsmore Dragons basketball looks to pace with teamwork and rebounding as their short roster weighs on pace and height. Coach Dick Brooks notes limited height but strong size and spirit while facing a tougher schedule after an 8-12 last season and a 50-40 opening loss at Colony.
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Elsmore
Elsmore Dragons
Dick Brooks
Dragons
Colony
College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press
Navy 59 Oregon State 55. Temple 92 Toledo 62. Brown 67 Boston University 42. St Bonaventure 84 Villa Madonna 62. Rhode Island 94 Massachusetts 67. Davidson 73 Marquette 65. Georgia 76 Georgia Tech 65. Citadel 78 Georgia Southern 73. LSU 88 Loyola University New Orleans 84. Bradley 88 Creighton 79. Michigan State 75 Butler 56. Oklahoma State 61 Arizona State 49. Texas A&M 93 Houston 88. Hardin-Simmons 76 Pan American 64. Nevada 97 Idaho State 88. Oregon 89 Montana State 60. Arizona 71 University of the Pacific 61. Wyoming 112 Northern Michigan 105. San Francisco 110 Cincinnati 109.
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East Navy
Oregon St
Temple
Toledo
Brown
Boston
Univ
St. Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
Rhode Island
Mas
South Davidson
Marquette
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Citadel
Southern
LSU
Loyola
Midwest
Bradley
Creighton
Mich
State
Butler
Okla
Ariz
Far West
Nevada
Idaho State
Oregon
Montana State
Arizona
U. of Pacific
Wyoming
N. Mich
Cincinnati
Flu Threat Looms Over Blue Comets In SEK Tilt
The Blue Comets face the Iola Mustangs with several players sidelined by flu. Briley likely out, Gaudern limited but probable, Godinez cleared to play as senior leaders push to preserve a 3-0 league start. A 4:30 junior, 6:30 B team, and 8:15 varsity lineup are on schedule.
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Briley
Comet
Comets
Iola Mustangs
Bill Gaudern
Altamont
Albert Godinez
Virgil Akins
Godinez
Iola
Woman Killed East of DeSoto in Three Car Crash
Mary Dowdle 28, KU student and mother of two, died Thursday evening in a three car crash east of DeSoto Kansas. Doris Linscott 46 of DeSoto, driving on rain slick Kansas 10, skidded into Dowdle’s vehicle and a third car struck the Dowdle car from behind. Linscott injured in the collision.
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Desoto
Kan
Mary Dowdle
University of
Swimmer Faces Allergic Reaction to Pool Water
Kansas State sprinter Don Hyde suffers a contact sensitivity to pool water after a 1960s pool chemical change from chlorine to a potassium iodone compound. He trains on land and swims limited events to maintain form while hoping for home meets.
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Manhattan
Kan
Don Hyde
Hyde
Wichita
Boxing Results and Stadium Cost in Anaheim
A set of boxing results from multiple cities includes Tokyo fighter Hiroshi Koubayashi winning on points over Orlando Medina in Japan and other bouts across Auckland Los Angeles San Jose and Honolulu. The Anaheim Stadium project in California will cost 24 million dollars as the new home of the California Angels.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hiroshi Koubayashi
Japan
Orlando Medina
Philippines
Auckland
New Zealand
Clarence James
California
Earl Nikora
Arezo
Italy
Piero Brandi
Chico Morales
Spain
Los Angeles
Lars Norling
Stockholm
Manuel Ramos
Mexico City
San Jose
Calif
Louis Molina
Pedro Adigue
Honolulu
Leon Linscomb
San Francisco
Anaheim
California Angels
Lesser Lights Lead Golf's Four Ball
A youthful two man team Dudley Wysong Jr and Bert Yancey shot 63 to lead the PGA National Four Ball after 54 holes. They sit 16 under par with a 65 63 128 total. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are three back as the third round begins. Tied for second at 130 are six teams including Jacky Cupit and Buster Cupit and Paul Bondeson and Larry Mowry. Gay Brewer and Butch Baird stand 130 after a 60 70 130 day and lead the field in the best ball event.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Dudley Wysong Jr
Bert Yancey
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jacky
Buster Cupit
Paul Bondeson
Larry Mowry
Gay Brewer
Butch Baird
Tommy Aaron
Jack Rule
Jay
Lionel Hebert
Bob Galloway
Bill Philo
Fain recalls friend who woke family with soft call
In Lexington, Bob Fain retells a story of a traveler who returned home late and found no one awake. He knocked, peeked, and finally whispered Mama at the window to rouse his wife and children.
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Lexington
Bob Fain
Chanute Tribune Briefs December 10 1937 Friday
Local brief items from the Chanute Tribune page seven dated Friday December 10 report small town happenings. Names and precise events are partially legible with measurements and community notices likely included.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Pratt
Toronto Verdigris River
Fall River
Humboldt
Knights OF Columbus
Goodyear Service
N. Lincoln
Spirit Tall
Brooks
Fred Krokstrom
Marmaton Valley League
Merrill Cunningham
John Parrott
Dragon
Cunningham
Parrott
Allen Johnson
Larry Mefford
Dave Fewins
Mefford
Gene Hendrickson
David Baker
Steve Kyser
Dave Mills
Phil Erickson
Roger Larson
Jerry Swanson
Gilbert Covey
Bronson
Welda
Fulton
Kincaid
Mulberry
Edna
St. Mary’s of Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Muulberry
Kinceid
Elsmore Dragon
Dave
Tribune
Rose Corbitt
Fewins
Krokstrom
Associated Press College
Blue
Blue Comets
Monty Briley
Germ
Wichita East High School
Woodpilers League
Bee Ward
Chanute Discount
Hat Cleaner
Eagle
Woods
Edwards
Virginia
Salon
Mudd
Barker
Gates Hudson Tuffies
Chanute Auto Parts
Hudson
Chanute Auto
C. Malcolm
Cochran
Pepper
Montgomery Ward
Mayer
Mont Ward
Pierce
Jeff's Foodliner
Lyle Fursman
Chrysler
Ehaee Peeewees
Litwin’s
Larry’s Salon of Beauty
Cook
Jett's Foodliner
Willoughby
Willoghby
White Grill
Allison
Brenner
Cornelson
Simmons
J. Woods
Litwin
Larry's Salon
McGee
Tucker
Arene
Beech
Hinkie
Lane Trotter
Fowler
Consolidated
Bank Ennis Perforator
Koch Furniture
Mid-America
Chanute
First National Bank
Kaufman
E. Slater
Fowler Transport
Beck
Audiss
Enns Perforator
Burington Mf
Heaton
Nation's
Hembree Tire
Johnson
Wood
King and Wood
Jonson
Cozy
Winder
Winger
Schoomer
Patch
M. A
Smittie
L. Heaton
Browning
Brinkmeyer
Rose
Carol Reed As
the and
Sosta Water
Irving Stone
Diane Cilento
Carol Reed
Alex North
Philip Dunne
de Luxe
Todd-Ad
Kansas City
ATS
Kiry
SDATE
Paani
Mat. Lievel
Bud Asbott
Costello
Dance With ME
Henry
Peter O'Toole
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Richard Brooks
Columbia
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