Missouri Turkey Season Set for 1978 Two Weeks Long
Mis souri hunters face a two week spring turkey season from April 19 through May 2 1978 with one legal gobbler per week and birds with four beards legal in counties Chariton Stoddard and St Louis joining 69 open counties.</s>
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John Lewis
Department of Conservation
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Wright
Trout Hatchery Expansion Accelerates In Branson
Money from a one eighth of a cent conservation sales tax funds Shepherd of the Hills Trout Hatchery expansion near Branson. Production will exceed 400000 pounds annually, up from 230000, serving Lake Taneycomo and four state parks plus the James Foundation site. A visitor center and a 40 seat theater will open in 1978 featuring a new trout production film by Charles and Elizabeth Schwartz and Glenn Chambers. A recirculation system uses energy from flowing water.
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Branson
Department of Conservation
Shepherd of the Hills Trout Hatchery
Here
Shepherd of the Hills
Tangecomo
Bennet Springs
Montauk
Roaring River
James Foundation
Maramec
Charles and
Elizabeth Schwartz
Glenn Chambers
Nut Crop Good In Missouri Says Survey And Officials
Jefferson City reports a favorable mast survey with overall good prospects for 1978. Squirrels and other wildlife rely on acorns as oak indexes rise. hatchery visitors near 300 000 and may reach 500 000. revenue sharing and sales taxes funded improvements. plans include a resident naturalist and visitor center exhibits.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Don Christisen
Conservation Department
Woodpecker debt paid in Kansas note to conservation
A Kansas postmark funds a $25 money order sent to the Life and Game Warden at the State Capitol. The unsigned letter alludes to a debt for killing a red woodpecker long ago near Blairtown, promising the money will aid wildlife conservation and offering the sender peace of mind.
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Jefferson
Department of Conservation
State Capitol
Blairtown
Kansas
Gun Deer Opener Set by Missouri Commission
Jefferson City reports the Conservation Commission designated November 18 as the 1978 gun deer season opener. The date is a Saturday and one day earlier than the 1977 start. Further season details will be decided at 1978 commission meetings.
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Jefferson City
Conservation Commission
Wide spread high school and pro sports results storm
The page compiles bowling scores with high games and series for Sno Balls and Lane Burners, NFL and college basketball standings, and NBA results. It lists team winners, individual scorers like Sissy Primus and Alley Katz, and team totals such as Truckers 2366 and Alley Katz 2105, alongside playoff and tournament notes and coaching changes in professional hockey and football.
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Joeta Tipton
Pat Siron
Truckers
Urners
Easy Rollers
ST. Brendan Ladies Moly Rollers
Riley Kald
Brendanites
Vips
Nit Wits
Sissy Primus
Alley Katz
J-Hawks Rally Past KSU for Holiday Tournament Title
Kansas Jayhawks overcome a 12 point halftime hole to beat Kansas State 87 42 and capture the Big Eight Holiday Basketball championship. Donnie Von Moore scores 20 earning MVP honors while Clint Johnson and John Douglas key the comeback. Missouri edges Oklahoma State for fifth, Nebraska tops Oklahoma and Colorado falls to Utah State?
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Kansas Uky
Kansas
Saga
Ted Owens
Donnie von Moore
K-State
John Douglas
Waydawks
Ken Koenigs
Jayhawks
Curtis Redding
Mike Evans
Clint Johnson
Evans
Owens
Clintaways
von Moore
Johnson
Redding
Kansas State
Jack Hartman
Clay Johnson
Brad Dray
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Brian Banks
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Town State
Andrew Parker Gunning
Colorado
Hartman
Wildcats
Eli Johnson
Andrew Jones
Cowboys
Norm Stewart
Dye
Dantley Leads Lakers Past Kings for Third Straight win
Adrian Dantley scored 35 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 119-109 victory over the Kansas City Kings. The Lakers, now 16-18, won three straight for the first time this year as they pulled away after a 95-95 tie. Richard Washington led Kansas City with 24 points.
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WS Angeles
Adrian Dantley
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Kansas City Kings
Lakers
Los Angeles
Kings
Richard Washington
Kansas City
Vikings Favored In NFC Title showdown despite underdog talk
Dallas holds a 10 to 12 point edge as the Cowboys seek the title over Minnesota. Bud Grant cautions, while Tom Landry notes Dorsett’s rising impact and weather may not rule outcomes. The Vikings capitalized on a rain-soaked win over the Rams to advance.
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Goliath
David
Wolf
Little Red Riding Hood
Dewey
Truman
Minnesota
Bud Grant
Vikings
Cowboys
Grant
Pete Rozelle
Tom Landry
Rams
Los Angeles
Landry
Larry
Texas Stadium
Tony Dorsett
Dorsett
Dons claim All College tourney title in Oklahoma City final
San Francisco coach Bob Gaillard hails a scriptlike win as Winford Baynes scores a career high 40 to lift the 19th ranked Dons 102 90 over Arizona State for the All College tournament crown in Oklahoma City. Baynes 13 straight points after ASU led 79 74 in final minutes.
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Associated Press
Bob Gaillard
Gaillard
San Francisco
Winford Boynes
Dons
Arizona State
Oklahoma City
Baynes
North Carolina
Honolulu
Stanford
Tar Heels
Tom
Zaliagiris
Phil Ford
Providence
Texas Tech
Syracuse
New Mexico
Virginia
Southern Cal
Kansas
Kansas State
Florida State
Tulane
Detroit
Marshall
Sun Devils
Goal Line Stand Delivers Blue Over Gray in Blue Gray Game
In Montgomery Alabama the North team held off the South 20 to 14 as a late goal line stand preserved a narrow victory. Pete Woods connected on 11 of 21 passes for 122 yards before leaving with the injury risk.
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Ala
Tf T
Yankee
Joe Yukica
Boston
College
North
Pete Woods
Missouri
Reds
Paydirt
Roy Henry
Southwestern Louisiana
Billy Dixon
Troy State
Steve Uhe
Southern
Blues to study protest over Maple Leafs trade talk
St Louis Blues president Emile Francis says he will review a Toronto Sun report quoting Leafs owner Harold Ballard about acquiring Garry Unger to decide if a protest should be filed. He cites NHL bylaws restricting trade discussions to team management and ownership.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
Emile Francis
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
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Toronto Sun
Leafs
Harold Ballard
Garry Unger
NHL
Cavanaugh Breaks Record As Pitt Swamps Clemson
Pitt quarterback Matt Cavanaugh starred in a 34-3 Gator Bowl win over Clemson, throwing for 387 yards and three TDs. He connected with Elliott Walker on 39, 11, and 25 yarders and with Gordon Jones for a 1 yard score, fueling a dominant Pitt performance.
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Pitt
Clemson
Youngstown
Ohio
Elliott Walker
Gordon Jones
Jackie Sherrill
Notre Dame
Charley Pell
Tigers
Sturgeon Boys Look to Improve After 2-9 Start
Sturgeon high school boys basketball, 2-9 overall and 1-1 in league, resumes January 13 at home against Ashland. Coach Dan Page’s 11-gameTotals show 48.3 points per game while conceding 60.5, with 360 rebounds to opponents 346 but 21.1 turnovers per game. Leonard Gordon leads with 11.6 points, Jeff Haux 10.7, Roland Darling 7.1, Keven Barrett 7.1, Collin Colley 7.9. Gordon 8.2 rebounds, Haux 6.5, Haux tops assists with 29. Barrett 45% FG and 75% FT, Gordon 43% FG. Overall Sturgeon is outscored 666-631 this season.
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Dons
Arizona State
Bill Cartwright
Rick Taylor
Ross Kindel
Dale Shackleford
Syracuse
New Mexico
Kindel
Orangemen
Shackleford
Sturgeon
Sturgeon Bulldog
Ashland
Dan Page
Bulldogs
Leonard Gordon
Jeff Hauz
Roland Darling
Keven Barrett
Collin Colley
Gordon
Haux
Barrett
Freshman Boys In Tournament Highlight Hannibal Meet
Mexico joins eight schools from Missouri and Illinois in the Hannibal Freshman Basketball Tournament. The event opens Monday with four games Liberty versus Quincy Notre Dame at 5 p.m. Mexico faces Highland at 6 30, Payson meets Quincy at 8, and Bowling Green plays Hannibal at 9 30. Semifinals occur Wednesday night, with consolation and titles decided Saturday night.
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Mexico
Missouri
Illinois
Hannibal
Liberty
Quincy
Notre Dame
Highland
Payson
Bowling Green
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