Biff Temple Makes Cut at Kansas Baseball
Kansas player Biff Temple son of coach Floyd Temple reflects on his nickname journey and tough road back from knee surgeries. He earned a full ride this year and eyes a pro contract if he hits well this spring, amid doubts about future baseball career.
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Kansas Sets Dates for 1971 Hunting Seasons
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission announced pheasant and quail seasons open November 13 1971 while prairie chickens start November 6. Deer seasons include a split archery period October 16-25 and December 11-31 with firearms in late November and early December. firearms permits capped at 8665 with archery unlimited.
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Meminger Leads Midwest Past South In Aloha Classic Thriller
Dean Meminger of Marquette scored 35 as the Midwest beat the South 97 95 in Honolulu to reach the doubleheader’s second round. Jeff Haliburton added 24 for the Midwest while Dick Gibbs and Charlie Davis led the South with 21 and ? Gibbs closed within two late after a 46 second remaining layup. Cliff Ray grabbed 22 rebounds for Oklahoma in the West opener.
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Indians Triumph as Hodge Delivers Late Rally
Yesterday's Stars recap highlights Harold O Gomer Hodge of the Indians delivering a pinch double to start Cleveland's eighth inning run and then a two run single in the ninth for a 3 2 win over Boston. Luke Walker of the Pirates blanked Philadelphia 2 0 on five hits earning his sixth career victory.
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Standings and results from Thursday and Friday games
Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 2 and Kansas City beat California 8 to 2. Friday slate includes Kansas City at Oakland, Minnesota at Chicago, Detroit at Baltimore, and New York at Washington with listed pitchers.
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Hockey scores roundup from major league games
Montreal defeats New York 6 to 2 while Houston tops Chicago 7 to 3 and Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 2 to 0 San Diego wins 7-6 at San Francisco. Coombs and Singer have 0-0 and 0-1 records as listed. Chicago visits Houston and Pittsburgh travels to Atlanta in night games.
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French Driver Gets One Year Suspension
The Argentine Automobile Club suspended French racer Juan Pierre Beltoise for one year after his car collided with Italy's Ignazio Giunti during the Buenos Aires 600 mile race on January 10. Giunti died from injuries. Beltoise was uninjured as his Matra ran out of fuel and he was pushing the car at the time.
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Rentzel Pleads Guilty Faces Probation After Exposure Charge
Dallas Cowboys star Lance Rentzel pleaded guilty to exposing himself to a 10 year old girl and received a five year probation with mandatory medical and psychiatric care. Rentzel vowed to work with his doctor and return to football, while team leaders offered cautious comment on his future.
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Olympic Official Dies in The Hague at 75
Lt General Charles Ferdinand Pa hud de Mortanges, former chairman of the Netherlands Olympic Committee and IOC member, died Thursday night after a long illness. He was 75.
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Irish fighter Crawford tops Ferratt in Los Angeles bout
Irish fighter Frances Crawford won by outpoint over Gerardo Ferratt of Mexico in Los Angeles. The decision favored Crawford after ten rounds, with Crawford earning the victory on the scorecards.
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Lawrence High dominates Triangular track meet in Topeka
Lawrence High wins seven events to outscore Topeka High and Topeka West in a B-team triangular. Glen Lemesany leads with wins in the mile and two mile, as West and Topeka High trail. Final team scores: Lawrence 70, West 65, Topeka High 43.
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Coaching 'Wizard' Herrera Fired by Roma
Argentinian Helenio Herrera known as The Wizard of soccer coaches was dismissed by Roma on Thursday night. The club had decided not to renew his contract which expires at season end and chose immediate termination.
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