On the Bench Notes and quotes from college football and hoops chatter
Cleveland rookie camp notes reveal Luke Witte and Jim Brewer as roommates discussing the Ohio State Minnesota brawl from two years ago. Other items cover Derrick Glanton switching to football, Butch Henry leaving for Southern Illinois, and various NFL and NBA personalities weighing in on future fame and numbers.
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Kansas
Luke Witte
Jim Brewer
Ohio State
Minnesota
Cleveland Cavaliers
Big Eight
Butch Henry
Service Bureau
Henry
Southern Illinois
Joyce Brothers
Howard Cosell
Dale Carnegie
Steve Paterson
Cleveland
NBA
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Bill Walton
New York Jets
Jets
Porter Earns Last Match Play Spot In Sudden Death
Joe Porter edge six rivals in a prolonged playoff to claim the final slot in the Rich U S Professional Match Play championship. He faces Jack Nicklaus in the opening round as Trevino Sikes Miller and Snead also advance from the L M Open context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N.C
Joe Porter
Rich
U.S
Porter
Dave Stockton
Rik Massengale
Paul Moran
Bob Smith
Bobby Mitchell
Lanny Wadkins
Jack Nicklaus
Scottsdale
Ariz
Big J.C. Snead
S&m
John Schroeder
Dan Sikes
DeWitt Weaver
Allen Miller
Buddy Allin
Artie McNickle
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Sikes
Tommy Aaron
Allin
Grier Jones
Schroeder
Johnny Miller
McNickle
Archer
Weaver
Tom Weiskopf
Jerry Heard
Snead
Baker Gridmen Begin Practice After 0-9 Season
Baldwin Baker University Wildcats start football practice with a 10 game schedule for the first time. Opener on September 8 at Kansas Wesleyan. Coach Jim Irick says the schedule will be challenging and the team competitive with early games at Kansas Wesleyan and William Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Baker University
Wildcats
Kansas Wesleyan
Jim Irick
Golf Pairings for Algamar Hills Fun Day
Algamar Hills women host a Fun Day starting Tuesday with 8 am coffee and doughnuts. Shotgun nine hole play begins at 8 30 am. Call Lucy Smith for additional pairings. Listed players include Yee No 1 Jayhawk Nine Dorothy Thomas John Stone Jul iet Gilmore and others.
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Algamar Hills
Lucy Smith
Jayhawk
Dorothy Thomas
John Stone
Juliet Gilmore
Ols Capps
Mary Ann Scott
Jane Hylton
Orioles Flying High in East as They Dominate AL East
The Baltimore Orioles extended their major league best winning streak with a 6-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals, building a four game lead in the AL East. Oakland surprised New York as Catfish Hunter and Darold Knowles combined on a five hitter in a 5-1 Oakland win. Cleveland and Boston posted high scoring wins while Detroit and Minnesota also claimed wins in a busy AL card.
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Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Bombers
Baltimore
Oakland A’s
Yankees
The
A’s
Royals
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Darold Knowles
Oakland
New York
Graig Nettles
Gene Michael
Oakland Vi
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Texas
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Gaston
Perry
Bahnsen
Dobson
Blue
Busby
Hartmore
Alexander
Bibby
Tidrow
Colborn
Corbin
Boston
Tiant
Ryan
East
Pet
G.B. Baltimore
Hunter Hopes Down in State
PRATT Kan AP Prospects for dove hunters are spotty and pheasant and quail populations in Kansas are down from last year, per the state Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Dove-banding stations report difficulty filling quotas with fewer young doves. July counts show 23 percent fewer pheasants and 20 percent fewer quail statewide. Seasons: dove Sept Oct 30. pheasant and quail Nov 10 Jan 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Theft Missing Equipment At Stephenson Hall Kansas University
A $400 theft reported at Stephenson Scholarship Hall Kansas University. Fischer turntable amplifier and cover missing. John Hickey Emporia sophomore and hall treasurer says missing since Sunday as students move into the hall for the fall semester. Stephenson closed since May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Stephenson
Kansas University
John Hickey
Emporia
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
East standings show St Louis and Montreal leading their divisions with tight gaps. Weekend games feature LA and NY victories, and key Oakland and Detroit results shaping wild-card reach. multiple league matchups set for Sunday across Chicago Houston and Philadelphia.
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East
L. Pet
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
ST — Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
New York St
Downing
Brett
Jones
Torez
Reuschel
Roberts
Cincinnati
Trial Ordered In Panther Raid Civil Suit
A federal appeals court orders former State's Atty. Edward Hanrahan and 14 police officers to face civil damages trials over the 1969 Black Panther raid that killed Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. Earlier rulings had dismissed suits against city officials and others.
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Chicago
Atty
Edward V. Hanrahan
Panther Party
Fred Hampton
Mark Clark
Joseph Sam Perry
U.S. District Court
Hanrahan
Perry
Daley
Conlisk
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Smog Grips Lawrence In Summer Temperature Inversion
A low level temperature inversion kept exhaust and smoke on the ground in Lawrence on Friday with cooler air just above the surface. Officials from the National Weather Service said the inversion was widespread and the lowest Lawrence has seen this summer, now moving northeast toward Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
National Weather Service
Topeka
Iowa
Deaths Dwayne Hall 44 Drowns at Lake of the Ozarks
Funeral services for Dwayne Hall 44 of 2311 Manchester are set for 3 30 p m Monday at the First Church of the Nazarene with Rev Samuel Pickenpaugh presiding. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Hall drowned Thursday at the Lake of the Ozarks near Camdenton Missouri. Memorials may be made to the church memorial fund.
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Dwayne Hall
Manchester
Church of the Nazarene
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Hall
Lake of the Ozarks
Camdenton
First
Church of the Nazarene Memorial Fund
Charles M Ward Died At Cherry Manor Nursing Home
Charles M Ward formerly of Glasco and Lawrence died Thursday at Cherry Manor Nursing Home. He is survived by son Gary of Dallas Texas brother George of Del Mar California and sisters Beulah of Republic and Marjorie of the home. Funeral services are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Charles M. Ward
Tenn
Cherry Manor
Gary
Dallas
Tex
George
del Mar Calif
Beulah
Republic
Marjorie
Rumsey Funeral Home
Funeral set for Eugenia Leasure in Lawrence church
Mrs. Eugenia Leasure died Thursday at Ft. Leavenworth hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday at Trinity Episcopal Church Lawrence with burial at Mt Hope cemetery Topeka. Memorials to Trinity Church or American Cancer Society. She was active in Cub and Girl Scouts PTA hospital auxiliary Jayhawk Kennel Club and more. Survived by daughter Eugenia Sullivan son John two sisters four grandchildren.
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Lawrence
Trinity Episcopal Church
Eugenia Leasure
1610 Barker
Ft. Leavenworth Army Hospital
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Topeka
Trinity Church
American Cancer Society
Cub and
Girl Scouts
PTA
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
The
Jayhawk Kennel Club
American Legion Auxiliary
League of Women Voters
Kansas State Veterinary Medical Assny
Eugenia Sullivan
John
Funeral services for George Byrd Kyle at Wellsville
Funeral services for George Byrd Kyle 93 of Ottawa will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Wilson and Son Funeral Home. He died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa born Sept 21 1879 Ladoga Ind lived near Ottawa since age three. Survived by wife Hallie daughters Georgiana Simmons Vivian Dikeman Kay Voger son Bill nine grandchildren sister Letha Dunn brother Carl.
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Wellsville
George Byrd Kyle
Rt. 2
Ottawa
Wilson and Son
Kyle
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ladoga
Ind
Houston
Tex
Vivian Dikeman
Philadelphia
Kay Voger
Bill
Letha Dunn
DeSoto
Carl
Lenexa
Court docket entries list multiple minor offenses
Courts record individuals from Topeka, Bronson, Oskaloosa and other places facing petty larceny, petty theft, driving while intoxicated, driving left of center, insufficent funds checks and criminal damage. Sentences include days in jail, paroles, fines and restitution. one case originated as felonious attempted burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis J. Pantoja
N. J
Milton B. McClung
Rt. 1
Oskaloosa
Ted Allen DePuy
Bronson
Mich
James Randolph Knox
Raymond Henry Roberts
Stolen Car Report From 1600 Haskell Address
Lawrence police report a dark red 1961 Chevrolet stolen from near Larry Chapman's home at 1600 Haskell. The vehicle valued at $100 bore license tag DGC 2856 and disappeared since 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Larry Chapman
Haskell
Lawrence
Nixon Plans Quiet Weekend at Western White House
President Nixon plans a restful weekend at his California estate after a busy week that saw a Watergate news conference and a push for openness in foreign affairs. He will focus on post-Labor Day legislation on trade urban affairs and appropriations while at Camp Pendleton and the Western White House. One objected dummy rocket found offshore sparked a Laguna Beach bomb scare but caused no harm.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
White House
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Red Beach
Florida
el Toro Marine Air Station
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
James F. Leonard Jr
Disarmament Agency
Foreign Service
Robert H. Miller
Port Angeles
Wash
Miller
J. Owen Zurdell Jr
U.S
Tel Aviv
Israel
Philip J. Farley
Uganda
Thomas Patrick Malady
Humidity Helps Contain West Fires with Two Remain
The Interagency Fire Center reports high humidity and cool temps have limited major wildfires to Freezeout in Oregon and Tin Creek in Montana, with control expected soon. About 2,000 of 10,000 fighters have left the lines as rain aided containment and demobilization spreads.
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Interagency
Boise
Idaho
Oregon
Tin Creek
Montana
Lolo National Forest
Pilliken
el Dorado Forest
California
Roger Leonard
Boise Center
Leonard
Forest Service
Missoula
Mont
Washington
North Dakota
Feed Grain Supplies Dip With Low 20 Year Stocks
Washington AP report shows corn and other feed grains headed for the smallest stocks since 1953 as 1974 harvest approaches. Exports and domestic use will leave about 30 million tons of corn sorghum oats and barley. Wheat reserves keep shrinking with 1.11 billion bushels to export overseas. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz opposes export curbs for 1973-74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Outlook and Situation Board
Earl L. Butz
U.S
Marine Pvt. Dillon Graduates From Basic Training
SANDIEGO CALIF. Marine Pvt. Everett E. Dillon son of Mr and Mrs Don C Fritz 918 E 13th Lawrence Kan was graduated from basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here Bus Briefs Palo Alto Calif ALZA Corp said it signed an agreement for future marketing of its contraceptive product the uterine progesterone system in Japan and Taiwan Alejandro Zaffaroni president said the agreement with Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co Osaka also provides ALZA with an option to establish a joint venture for marketing the contraceptive product and certain ALZA therapeutic systems
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Sandiego
Calif
Marine
Everett E. Dillon
Don C. Fritz
E. 13Th
Lawrence
Kan
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Bus Briefs
Palo Alto
Alza Corp
Japan
Taiwan
Alejandro Zaffaroni
Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co
Osaka
ALZA
Otsuka
Applications for free or reduced price meals at St John’s
Applications for the federal meal program will be sent to parents by St John’s School. Eligibility depends on family income and size. The application lists criteria and is reviewed by Principal Sister Mary Ann. Appeals may be made to Thomas Waller, 1624 E. 18th Ter., school board chairman.
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St. John’s School
Mary Ann
Thomas Waller
Ter
Dollar Dips on Germany Trade Surplus Hint
The U S dollar eased on European markets as traders cited West Germany posting a record monthly trade surplus as a key factor behind the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
West Germany
Fire destroys car and home lamp blaze in Douglas County
A car owned by Mark Edmonds at 1635 Rose Lane burned after stalling near Vinland with ignition following a motor start attempt. In Lawrence a hat on a lit lamp in Gary Krause's home at 1410 West Ninth caused a fire with $5 damage.
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Mark Edmonds
Rose la
Douglas County
Aviation Publicity Program Available at Lawrence Chamber
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce announces an aviation publicity program from September 10 to 25 for local civic organizations. Max Stalcup, publicity committee chairman, says the program acts as an airport development firm and includes a presentation by Dave Kohlmen, KU aerospace professor. Contact the Chamber to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Max Stalcup
Dave Kohlmen
Kansas University
Chamber
Two Held in Douglas County on Car Theft Probe
A deputy stopped a car at a roadside park near Baldwin on U S 59 at about 3 a m and found the vehicle reported stolen by Magnolia Arkansas police. Two people are in the Douglas County jail for investigation of possible car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Baldwin
U.S. 59
Magnolia, Ark
Notice of Probate for Warren Estate in Douglas County
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas the estate of William Calvert Warren deceased. George Clem and Doc Kelly were appointed coexecutors and letters testamentary issued August 1 1978. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Willian Calvert Warren
Notich
Aspolnim
William Calver Warren
George Clem
Doc Kelly
Willan Calvert Warren
William Calvert Warren
Deerosod
Kilby
Lapwrenee
Inasis
Probate Court Posts Estate Notice in Douglass County
A public notice in the Probate Court of Douglass County Kansas announces the estate of Winn Kasberger, deceased, with actions to admit the will and appoint counsel. The filing details include petition date and required appearances at the Lawrence court, with deadlines for interested parties to respond.
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Ilest
Tawrenes Daily Journal-World
Douptis
Ieansis
Winn Kasberger
Kanai
Debre 6S
Kinberger
Manna
Meera
Wal Hay
Lawrence
Attorney Foe Matitionat
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40Th Boozer
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James B. Conlisk Jr
Smog
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Olsburg
T. J. Leasure
Washburn University
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Deanne C. Hochstetler
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