Deer Season Archers Net 45 Kills In Kansas Start
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission reports 45 deer killed by archers since the Oct. 1 opener. Of these 45, 13 were mule deer and the rest whitetails. The largest trophy so far is a 10 point whitetail buck weighing 310 pounds taken by Ray A. Mosher in Marshall County. The archery season ends Dec. 1. The gun season runs Dec. 10 through Dec. 14.
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Pratt
Kan
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Bob Wood
Wood
Ray A. Mosher
Frankfort
Marshall County
al Weaver
Wichita
Ferree Torluemke Lead Mixed Golf Titleists Haig Championship
Jim Ferree and Judy Torluemke led the Haig Mixed Scotch Championship at La Costa Country Club in Carlsbad California heading into the third round. The event carries a $60 000 purse and features mixed teams.
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Carlsbad
Calif
Jim Ferree
Judy Torluemke
la Costa Country Club
Garnett Edges Humboldt 13-12 in Tri-Valley Thriller
Garnett narrowly defeated Humboldt 13 to 12 for its first Tri-Valley football win. Gary Barr kicked the decisive score after Garnett recovered an onside kick post touchdown. Humboldt led 12-0 at halftime before Garnett rallied with two second half TDs.
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Garnett
Humboldt
Humboldt—Garnett
Gary Barr
Sonny Goble
Everett Goble
Carl Wilhite
Barr
Moran High School dominates Uniontown in 53 to 19 win
Moran High School crushed Uniontown 53 to 19 to stay unbeaten at 6-0 in Linn League play. Moran piled up 305 rushing yards and 74 passing yards while Uniontown managed 225 rushing and 23 passing with 50 yards in penalties.
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Uniontown
Moran
Area Dams and Water Levels Report
Yesterday readings show John Redmond dam at 1036.00 feet with fall river levels near 901.50 feet and Free dam at 948.50 feet. Water discharge in cubic feet per second listed for John Redmond is about 60. Poon 85s indicate additional measurements and notes on capacity and flow.
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John Redmond
Colony Trips Jets To Claim Four County League Victory
Midway led 7-0 at halftime but Colony rallied to win 13-7 in a game played amid strong south wind. Jets outgained 134 to 72 in rushing as Dave Marple scored on a 34 yard rollout and Orval Beckman sealed with a five yard end run. Colony gained 37 passing yards while Midway mustered 20.
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Midway
Colony
Jets
Bearcubs
Dave Marple
Jack Wiggans
Joe Marlow
Randy Adams
Orval Beckman
Belgium girl Corinne Reybroeck leads in World Amateur golf
In Mexico City Corinne Reybroeck, a 15 year old Belgian, draws attention as Minnie Mouse for her small frame while the United States leads France by eight strokes after 36 holes. Reybroeck sits three behind the leader, with Mrs. Davis Wells and Mrs. Theodore Boddie close behind and Canadian Marlene Streit within striking distance.
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Mexico City
United States
France
Belgium
Corinne Reybroeck
Little Corinne
Mexico City Country Club
Davis Wells
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Theodore Boddie
Shreveport
Marlene Streit
Stark Blanks Redskins 7-0 At Altoona
Altoona defeated Stark 7-0 as Stark drove for a late 11-yard touchdown scamper by Wayne Hand. Stark totaled 330 rushing yards with 70-yard penalties and three interceptions while Altoona held to one pass, with a key nullified TD and a cracked rib injury to Jerry Goff.
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Altoona
Falcons
Joint Rural
Jerry Goff
Don Lassen
Stark
Redskins
Ottawa Nips Blue Comets 20-18 On Homecoming Thriller
Ottawa High School spoiled Chanute's 78-yard march at the one with 55 seconds left to win 20-18 on homecoming. The Cyclones built a 12-7 lead before Chanute tied and then surged again, but key goal-line stops by Ottawa halted extra points and preserved the win. Dick Kelly led Chanute with 93 rushing yards while Gary DePriest sparked Ottawa's attack with 64 rushing yards on the decisive 83-yard drive.
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Bud Roberts
Ottawa High School
Royster Stadium
Blue Comets
Comets
Dick Kelly
Ottawa
Chanute
Rick Clark
Cyclones
Gary DePriest
Kelly Kern
Harry Guy
Comet Tackle
Ben Ennis
Queen
Nancy Romig
Linda Ford
Dick Helton
Monty Briley
Pat Marks
Bob Meyer
Brown
Tom Drake
DePriest
Chuck Waymire
Guy
Rex Babcock
Comet
Coffeyville
Big Blue
Martin
Bob Orr
Clark
TD Land
Ennis
Rocky Carter
Orr
Dick Purdy
J. W. Emerson
Purdy
Wee
Seeeses O
Wildcats Fall 16 12 in Heartbreaker to Fredonia
Fredonia High School broke a 12 12 tie with a third quarter touchdown to beat Yates Center 16 12 in a Tri Valley League clash. Dan Edwards left with an injury and Fredonia outgained Yates Center 234 to 107 in rushing as Ron Schumaker and Bob Wheaton contributed key plays.
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Wildcats
Fredonia
Yates Center
Fredonia High School
Dan Edwards
Yates
Wheaton
Schumaker
Football Scores Top Ten and Other Games Across State
A sweep of football results lists top ten scores with Lawrence past Shawnee Mission North and Wichita West routing Wichita South. Notable upsets and margins appear for Dodge City Hays and Ward while midseason matches feature Ottawa Chanute and Arkansas City over neighbors. A note mentions the 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates winning 103 games and finishing 27 games ahead.
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Lawrence
Shawnee Mission North
Wichita West
Wichita South
Dodge City
Hays
Ward
Sumner
Salina
Great Bend
Burlington
Neodesha
Shawnee Mission East
Wyandotte
Wichita Kapaun
Wichita North
Wichita East
Wichita Southeast
Columbus
Independence
Parsons
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Iola
Coffeyville
Altamont
Ottawa
Chanute
Arkansas City
Wichita Campus
Hutchinson
Derby
Winfield
FE Dorado
Wellington
Newton
Wichita Heights
Wichita Carroll
Manhattan
Emporia
Clay Center
Junction City
McPherson
Abilene
Garden City
Larned
Medicine Lodge
Pratt
Hays St. Joseph
Russell
Atchison
Hayden
Highland Park
Topeka West
Seaman
Leavenworth
Washburn
Shawnee Heights
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Athletics Draw 47 Percent More Fans in 1966
Kansas City Athletics attendance rose to 773,929 in 1966, up 47 percent from 528,264 in 1965, as city officials credited businessmen for selling season tickets and boosting fan interest.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Rollin Agard
Ilus Davis
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