Yankees Sign Don Baylor To Four Year Deal
Baseball moves include New York Yankees signing free agent designated hitter Don Baylor to a four year contract with an option for a fifth season. Other NL moves feature Atlanta Braves adding pitcher Terry Forster on a three year pact. In football, Saints recall fullback Jack Holmes and release Nat Hudson, while Cardinals waive Calvin Farron and Ricky Thompson and activate David Galloway from IR and Bob Sebro from exempt list. College notes list resignations at Connecticut and Lake Superior State with interim coach named at East Boston College basketball results follow.
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Big Eight Football Attendance Drops to 1974 Low
Attendance across Big Eight games fell to the lowest level since 1974, despite some gains for Kansas State Kansas and Colorado. Nebraska and Oklahoma sold out most home games but Missouri saw the sharpest drop. Missouri tied early, Kansas State eyed a first bowl with a 6,049 average, and Colorado rose to 41,003.
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Controversial Kansas deer season opens in December
The rifle deer season runs nine days from December 4 to 12 amid debate among hunters and landowners in Southwest Kansas. Kansas hosts more deer than ever, with population estimates rising from 30,000–35,000 to over 40,000, concentrating in creek and river bottoms and timber pockets near grain fields. In 1982, 26,002 firearm applicants sought 20,616 permits, while 14,900 bow hunters bought licenses. no non residents are allowed.
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Wrong shot wrong time leads to $100 fine in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP Cyril M Hendricks legal counsel to the Missouri Department of Conservation shot a hen pheasant during a hunting expedition near Squaw's Creek on November 18 with two conservation agents present. He planned to pay a $100 fine plus $28 court costs. Osal B Capps, assistant conservation director, also fired at a bird but missed. The piece also discusses deer season issues and landowner permission for hunting.
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Kansas Hunting and Trapping Seasons Begin December First
District Game Protector Bruce Peters announces the opening of hunting and trapping seasons for badger and bobcat on December 1, extending to January 31, 1983. Firearms deer season runs December 4 to December 12, 1982, with coyotes barred during that period. Duck season in the High Plains unit closes December 5, reopens December 11, then runs to January 4, 1983. Bobcat export tags required. deer must wear 200 square inches of florescent orange and be tagged promptly.
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Youth sports get a fair shake say Kansas State expert
Sports psychologist Daniel Gould of Kansas State University argues youth sports are largely positive when parents and coaches keep perspective. He will lead a Sunday program in Hays to discuss psychology in sports, motivation, encouragement, and how to avoid overpressure from parents while addressing coed soccer issues and age related competition.
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Kansas State Big Victory Over California Davis, 84-54
Kansas State defeated California Davis 84 to 54 in a non conference game. Freshman Freddy Marshall led the Wildcats with 17 points on seven-for-seven shooting and added four assists and two steals in 25 minutes. The Wildcats pulled away early in the second half, outscoring the Aggies 15 to 1 to build a 48 to 24 lead with 15 minutes remaining.
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Cosell quits pro boxing over sleaziness says no more
ABC sportscaster Howard Cosell declares he will never work another professional boxing match, citing hypocrisy and sleaziness. He praises amateur and Olympic boxing but laments recent brutal bouts including Holmes Cobb and references Arguello and the Kim tragedy.
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Reynolds seeks revenge as 49ers face Rams in Anaheim
San Francisco linebacker Jack Reynolds, who played in the Super Bowl for both teams, faces the Rams in a crucial 49ers versus Rams game at Anaheim Stadium. Reynolds, bitter over a contract dispute that led to his departure from the Rams after 1980, previously had 18 tackles against Los Angeles and helped the 49ers win the Super Bowl last January. Kickoff is 9 p.m. EST.
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