All-Star selections crown Chicago stars over A s
The 1972 AP All-Star team highlights Chicago players from the Cubs and White Sox with Dick Allen of the White Sox leading balloting. Cubs Billy Williams Ron Santo and Don Kessinger join, plus Astros Cesar Cedeno and Roberto Clemente, Reds Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan, and pitchers Steve Carlton and Gaylord Perry.
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New York
Oakland
Chicago
Associated Press
National League Cubs
American League
White Sox
Dick Allen
Sox
Cubs
Billy Williams
Allen
Ron Santo
Don Kessinger
Williams
Santo
Kessinger
Houston
Cesar Cedeno
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Cedeno
Astros
Clemente
Pirates
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Joe Morgan
Bench
Reds
Mor
Sooner Coach cautious of Cats in big showdown
Norman Oklahoma AP Kansas State seeks revenge after a 75 28 loss to Oklahoma last year as OU faces the Wildcats with a 1 30 p m kickoff before a sell out crowd of 62826 Coach Chuck Fairbanks worries about past mistakes in backfield and lack of pass rush while Vince Gibson expects KSU improvement with returning defenders Gary Glatz and Gary Melcher as the Wildcats sit 1 2 in conference play and 24 overall.
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Norman
Okla
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Wildcats
Manhattan
Dennis Morrison
Chuck Fairbanks
Cats
Colorado
KSU
Fairbanks
Vince Gibson
Gibson
Greg Pruitt
Gary Glatz
Gary Melcher
Wildcat
Iowa State
Jaynes Probable Starter Saturday for Kansas
Dave Jaynes may start at quarterback for Kansas in the homecoming game against Iowa State Saturday at 2 30 p m EDT. Iowa State 4 1 1 15th ranked seeks offense edge while Kansas 2 4 0 2 0 faith.
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Jaynes
Lawrence
Kan
Dave Jaynes
Kansas Jayhawks
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kings Go Cold Milwaukee Wins
The Milwaukee Bucks beat the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 114-107 as the Kings stall in the third period. Bob Dandridge led with 33 points, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 21 points with 16 rebounds and six blocks, and Oscar Robertson scored 15 points.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee Bucks
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Kings
Milwaukee
Bob Dandridge
NBA
Dandridge
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Oscar Robertson
NCAA Withdraws From USOC Demands Wide Reorganization
The NCAA announces its 18 member Council has withdrawn from the United States Olympic Committee and calls for a complete internal reorganization. Charles Nevias and Samuel E Barnes disclose the move at a Knoxville meeting, urging schools to not fund or staff USOC committees while stressing continued support for the Olympic Games. The U S Collegiate Sports Council, including NCAA and A AHPER, would assume the nation’s World Olympic Games responsibilities.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States Olympic Committee
USOC
America
NCAA
Charles Nevias
Ncaa International Relations Committee
Samuel E. Barnes
Knoxville
Tenn
Barnes
United States
Neiias
International Relations Committee
Munich
United States Collegiate Sports Council
U.S
National Association
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Prairie Chicken Season Outlook Shows Guarded Optimism
Cautious optimism guides Kansas prairie chicken season with greater birds in Flint Hills Nov 4 12 and Dec 16 24 while lesser birds hunt Nov 11 26. Daily bag two, possession six after day three. Experts Horak and Adams cite average greater numbers, rising lessers, weather and burning impacts, and expanded lesser range including US 50 and US 281. Maps available at Cimarron Grasslands office in Elkhart.
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Pratt
Flint Hills
Kansas
Morris
Chase
Butler
Lyon
Gerald Horak
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Horak
Adams
Cimarron National Grasslands
Morton County
Elkhart
Bit & Spur Elects Officers for 1973
Ernie King was elected president of the Bit & Spur Saddle Club for 1973 at a Thursday night meeting, succeeding Terry Deibert. Officers elected include Phil Brazil as vice president, Jackie Klauman secretary, Mary King treasurer, and Karen Fickel, R. C. Lee, Leonard Harvey as directors. Armond Gray named arena director and Deibert to be next year's rodeo chairman. Debbie Hughes chosen as Rodeo Queen.
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Ernie King
Chanute
Bit & Spur Saddle Club
Terry Deibert
Phil Brazil
Jackie Klauman
Mary King
Karen Fickel
R. C. Lee
Leonard Harvey
Armond Gray
Deibert
Debbie Hughes
Final Tribute to Robinson Buried After Church Services
Jackie Robinson, first Black major league baseball star to break the color line, will be buried today in Cypress Hills Cemetery after funeral services at Riverside Memorial Church. A large crowd and former teammates attend with public officials including Senator Shriver in Brooklyn near Ebbets Field where he drew fans.
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New York
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodger
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Riverside Memorial Church
Sargent Shriver
Royster Junior High Volleyball Teams Win Big
The Royster Junior High ninth grade girls volleyball squads defeated Parsons here Wednesday. The A team won 15-7 and 15-8 to go 3-0, while the B team triumphed 15-5 and 15-1 to reach 2-1.
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Royster
Parsons
Rocket
Bowling Scores and Standings Across Multiple Leagues
The record lists bowling results and scores from various leagues and divisions. Notable entries include individual high scores for Linda Carter and Fred Robertson, team tallies for Rebels and Twilight, plus shop and sponsor references such as Moon Rocks and Embry Appliance.
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Outer Limits
L. Tel Stars
Rebels
Star Trek
Gemini Twins
Twilsters
Linda Carter
Fred Robertson
Merita Umbargeroe
Milwaukee Nets 114 over Kansas City Omaha 107
Milwaukee defeats Kansas City Omaha 114 to 107 in NBA action. Chicago tops Golden State 94 to 93 in a close contest. ABA Virginia wins 155 to 111 against Denver as Utah defeats Memphis 151 to 98. Bank of Commerce shows 14 percent and 21 percent figures with Santa Fe 10 and cites several business names.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City- Omaha
Chicago
Golden State
Virginia
Denver
Utah
Memphis
Bank of Commerce
Santa Fe
Howard Spurrier
Burghart
Erickson Tire
Palmer shoots 65 to lead Sahara Invitational first round
Arnold Palmer carded a six under par 65 to tie with three others for the early lead in the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas. The $135,000 event opened with Palmer atop the leaderboard, sharing the top score with fellow competitors after the opening round.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Rockets Lose Final Game at Fort Scott Ninth Grade
Fort Scott defeated Royster Junior High Rockets 22 to 4 in a ninth grade football game. Royster led 14 to 0 at halftime before Fort Scott widened the gap with a late score. Darrell Honas scored Royster’s only TD on a 3 yard run in the third quarter. Season ends 2-5. Head coach Bruce Jackson notes the team learned much.
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Chanute Blue Comets
Comets
Fort Scott
Tigers
Comet
Pittsburg
Humboldt
Columbus
Parsons
Titans
Vikes
Coffeyville
Lola
Golden Tornado
Iola
Kansas City Ward
Dragons
Ward
Rex Garner & Co
Cherryvale
Cubs
Eureka
Neodesha
Yates Center
Blue
Altoona-Midway
Sedan
Marmaton Valley
Prairie View
Wildcats
Colgan
Erie
Red Devils
Garnett
Cedar Vale
Dexter
South Elk
Elk Valley
Chetopa
St. Paul
Uniontown
Central Heights
Crest
Pleasanton
Frontenac
Girard
Riverton
Galena
Royster Junior High Rockets
Carrier Call Line for Tribune Readers
Missing delivery notice instructs readers to call 431-3400 at 5 30 p m for assistance and corrections to newspaper delivery.
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Tribune
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Majors
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Peoples Theatre
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Ed McBain
87Th Precinct
Burt Sernels
Jack Weston
Tom Skerritt
Yul Brynner
Raquelelch
Cimarron River
Steward Adams
U.S. Forest Service
Don Dick
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Walt Alston
Joe Black
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Carl Erskine
Roy Campanella
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Willie Mays
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Ford C. Frick
Twilight v. L. Foodtown
Embry
Pepsi Cola
General Novelty
Burghart Const
Ladies of Elks v. II
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Doris Bell
Sahara
Iola Theatre
Macarbo
ECCO
Rockets
Darrell Honas
Bruce Jackson
Neodesha, Kansas
Sherri Caffaro
Kim Darby and
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James Coburn
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