Diamond Date National League Standings and Results
National League standings show Philadelphia atop with 3 losses and a 0 1,009 record while San Francisco leads the West with 38 1 780. Pittsburgh sits middle in the pack as Chicago and Los Angeles chase, with Atlanta and St Louis near the bottom. Fridays results include Atlanta 3 New York 2 and St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 2 among others. Sunday and today schedules feature Atlanta at New York and Chicago at Los Angeles plus Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Uncooperative Weather Hinders Webster Reservoir Angler
Thayne Smith recounts fishing Webster Reservoir for monster walleye and crappie, noting a string of bad weather and missed bites. He describes crowds, a portable hatchery operation, a 1314 pound female walleye, and his relentless hunt for lunkers despite two rough seasons.
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Webster Reservoir
Webster
John Ray Pratt
Fish and Game Commission
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Plainville
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Wilt Chamberlain Dominates Yet Falls Short of Big Prize
Wilt Chamberlain led NBA scoring with 21 486 points and set records this season while guiding the 76ers to the Eastern Division title. Despite strong showings including a 41 point game and 13 assists, he never won the MVP or a league championship, with critics pressing the one big question: can he win the big prize? The piece notes his long run of scoring titles, historic games, and echoes praise from teammate Billy Cunningham.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
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76Ers
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Bob Pettit
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Milwaukee
Kansas
Jayhawks
North Carolina
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
Pistons
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Royals
Cincinnati
Rochester
Maurice
George Mikan
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Lakers
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
Nat
Sweetwater
Clifton
Mikan
Petit
St. Louis Hawks
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Terry
Sonny Siebert
O'Donoghue
Missouri University
Southern California
Siebert
Tigers
Dean Chance
California
Angel Portsider
Bill McGowan
Washington
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Nick Altrock
Down the Lanes 12 Teams Set for Topeka Bowling Meet
Lawrence bowlers prepare for the Kansas State Men's Tournament in Topeka with 12 teams, led by Hillcrest All Star Scratch. Local squads include Jayhawk Bowling Supply and Lawrence Paper Co, among others. WIBC nationals may attract a Lawrence team. Williams, Harrell, and Hade headline standout scores across divisions.
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Hillcrest
Westview Motel
Lawrence Sanitary Dairy
Lawrence Paper Co
New Orleans
Virginia Inn Restaurant
Hillcrest Powderpuff League
Delta City
Jo Gentry
Peggy Parrott
Georgia Harrell
Dorene Hade
Betty Kane
Kansas Youth Bowling Association
Linda
Adie Grover
John Olson
Gloria Edwards
Ben Whiteaker
Gary Williams
Allan Tarr
Jerry Barlow
Judy Robertson
Bill Hladik
George Bowen
Doug McNeely
Mark McCarthy
Randy Hailey
Darrell Robertson
Robert Seaver
Steven Yeakel
Eddie Crumer
Teresa May
Richard Frankenfield
Hank Lickterg
V. F. W. Fea
Jayhawk Bowling Supply
Kansas Color Press
Chief Laster
Bob McNeely
Chuck Lanning
George Hulteen
Howard Hargrove
Big Wight
Jaine Hickman
June Rucker
B. J. Hember
Velma Dillon
Sadie Deaton
Betty Hosze Fiz
Pearl Stinson
Corbett Collins
Bud Hkest
Sundowners
Marion Denton
Warren Hornsby
Don Kuliss
Bob Spellman
Bill Boudreaux
the Pladium
John Harrell
Omar Hicks
Rich Kennedy
Norm Sweitzberger
Warren Hoozer
Fred Plank
Harold Rucker
Pep Snodgrass
Gil Ritchie
Jerry Deaton
Sarge Morgison
Tony Tollefson
Virginiann
Bill Amyx
Jerry Albertson
Orville Carey
Elsie Folks
Mark Schmitt
Homa Kennedy
Owl League
Ike Ikenburg
Joyce Sooby
Joan McBride
Ellen Miller
Fern Leonard
Dorene Hadl
Beile Hoffecker
Mike Stancliff
Jane Sexton
Dot Robertson
Dee Statler
Newman
Rosetta Coffey
Dot Cook
Bill Bird
Bill Babbitt
Harold Gulley
Jack Waltho
Kingpin
Walt Mikels
Dick Perkins
Bob Stephens
Dale Wheeler
Ken Lahm
Gene Gentry
Randy Wells
Boyd Schell
Starlight
Belle Hoffecker
Mike Stanclift
Nancy Fush
Nancy Sampson
Dianna Schell
Pladium
Mary Johlston
Downtown Furniture
Don McDown
Harv Houk
Bill Nichols
Westerner
Bill Webster
Gus Wulfkahle
Vern Guenther
Fred Kush
Paul Hodgson
A. W. Shackelford
Bob Williams
Ken Whiteaker
Rita Schmidberger
Helen Coder
Lorraine Wilson Ell
Marge Schmitt
Marie Whitley
Vi Bahnmailer
Ivy League
Virgil Schmidberger
Larry Mills
Clarence Douglas
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