Quail Hunting Fails Before a Basketball Comeback
A first Kansas quail hunt ends in greenhorn misfires and mishaps while the narrator reflects on failed shots and a dramatic fall. A second trip near Moran yields two coveys and a dramatic retreat as frustration gives way to sport. He recalls Ed Adams and Bill Ray with Maple Hill ties and ends longing for a basketball game.
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Cappelletti tears up at Heisman win dedication
John Cappelletti won the 39th Heisman Trophy and tearfully dedicated it to his 11-year-old brother Joey, who suffers from incurable leukemia. Joey’s condition and risks at Philadelphia Children’s Hospital frame a story of hope amid a family tragedy.
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Thayer Girls Beat Independence In Tight Doubleheader
Thayer High School girls win both varsity and junior varsity games at Independence 23-21 and 18-16. Kim Stiles leads varsity with 11 points as Thayer edges Independence on free throws 13-3. Junior varsity Flyers, led by Shelley Bowers with eight, also prevail over Independence.
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Royster Ninths Fall as Eighths Rally for Victory
Parsons squads sweep Royster in a split result with the ninth grade losing 62-47 and the eighth grade winning 46-24. Raymond Savedra led Royster with 16 points and Bernie Alonzo topped Parsons with 18 as Royster battled back from a slow start and the eighth grade built a double digit lead through the game.
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Comets Visit Coffeyville After 2 1 Start
The Comets bring a 2-1 record into tonight's SEK game at Coffeyville with sophomore and junior varsity games earlier. Coach Dillman notes Coffeyville's erratic turnover prone play, while Labette County’s loss tightens the league standings as Parsons sits atop with 1-0.
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Royster Junior High seventh graders win both A and B games
Royster Junior High seventh grade A team beat Lola 35 to 11 led by Kevin Roush with eight points while the B team won 20 to 11 with four points from Damon Williams and Brian Olson. A team improves to 11-1 and B team to 2-0 on the season with Lola and Chanute scoring totals listed.
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Biddy basketball results report for Jupiter Neptune Mars Venus Razorbacks Longhorns Panthers Wolverines Wildcats Jayhawks Spartans Steelers
Girls forfeit by Jupiter Neptune Mars 28 to 14 with Mars Sharp 3 T Sharp 15 Dupuy 0 Waggoner 2 Pryor 4. Venus totals 7 0-7-14 Olson 6 Van Ostran 2 Mullins 4 Binnion 0 Oehlert 0 LaRue 2. Boys Razorbacks 56 Longhorns 11 Crawford 7 Madill 17 Reed 12 M Galemore 11 C Galemore 9. Longhorns Ambler 0 Guinotte 5 Roush 0 Thompson 0 Johnson 6. Panthers 37 Wolverines 34 Riley 23 Burghart 8 Golay 4 R Owens 2 T Owens 2. Wolverines McCullough 2 Grogan 4 Bailey 0 Hale 0 Haight 10 Cunningham 18. Wildcats 22 Jayhawks 18 Baughman 8 Nelson 10 Parish 4 McAdam 0 Cook 0. Jayhawks Dickerhoot 4 Swender 2 Uden 0 Williams 12 Wilson 0. Spartans 27 Steelers 26 Steelers Elder 6 Hibbs 0 Bryant 4 Bratton 4 Vaylor 8 Ray 4 Clements 0.
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Yankees Hire Dick Williams Amid Finley Clash
New York Yankees president Gabe Paul announced the three year contract for Dick Williams as manager. The move signals a bold step forward and could trigger a legal tussle with Oakland Athletics owner Charles C Finley who has been outspoken.
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Rams Will Not Telecast Final Rams Home Game
The Los Angeles Rams will finish the regular NFL season with no local TV telecast of their home game against Cleveland. Officials said 8,152 tickets remained unsold after the sellout deadline passed, meaning the game will not be shown locally.
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