Mexico Bulldogs Set for 1974 Golf Season Opener
Depth problem for the Mexico Bulldogs marks the start of the 1974 golf season at Jefferson City. Coach David Bell explains limited depth beyond the top three and aims to replace graduated Mike Rogers. Swanson likely to lead with hopes to 36s or 38s while seeking two more players to break 40.
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Mexico Bulldogs
Jefferson City
Mexico
David Bell
Bulldogs
Hough Park
Jays
Helios
Mike Swanson
Mike Graue
Rich Lovell
Bell
Mike Rogers
Rogers
Mike
Swanson
Thursday Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
The report lists multiple league results with team scores and top performers. Notable lines include Woods MFA 3 Farmstead Automation 4 and Arnold Funeral Home 4 over Smiley's 640 in the Saturday action, plus high game by Francis 613 high team series 3106 for Farmstead Automation. Women leagues feature Linda Wisdom 206 high game and 568 high series, while Pin Mixers post 720 as top team game in a busy bowling card.
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Woods Mfa
Arena & McCarron
Farmstead Automation
Audrain
Mac
Hiena
Tobacco
Arnold Funeral Home
Smiley
Sporting
Francis
Woods
Arens
Cubbard
Bushwackers
Soul Sisters
Wal-Mart
Dairy Queen
Gurter Dusters
Ala Ken's Zephyr
Zenith
Air Park
Midnight Riders
Beetles
Linda Wisdom
ST. Brendan Ladies
Alley Katz
Brendanites
Rainbows
Bernice Lierheimer
Caralyn Thomas
NC Dominates Track Opener With Lopsided Win
KINGDOM CITY North Callaway Thunderbirds swept the boys meet 92 49 over Westran as Kirk Lawson wins three events and Jeff Uebinger takes two. Westran girls edge NC 9 14 9 with Teresa Krampe capturing the softball throw. Coach Nivens notes next week’s Fulton and MSD tests. Nivens praised his squad’s early success despite weather limited practice.
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Kingdom City
North Callaway Thunderbirds
T-Birds
Lewis and Clark
Westran
NorCal
Kenneth Nivens
Fulton
MSD
Kirk Lawson
Jeff Uebinger
Lawson
Uebinger
David Christian
Bill Ridgeway
Will Butler
Jim Peters
Mike Love
North Callaway
Teresa Krampe
Nivens
Jaynes Chooses Chiefs Over WFL Signing
Kansas City AP report states David Jaynes, Kansas native and All American quarterback, signed a multi year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs rather than join the World Football League. The 21 year old, 6 foot 3 inch, 210 pound passer was chosen third by the Chiefs after Memphis drafted him in the WFL. Jaynes cited what was best for him and noted his top passing records in Kansas and Big Eight career marks. He has prior ties to the Chiefs as a former equipment boy in high school.
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Kansas City
David Jaynes
Kansas
World Football League
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs
Bonner Springs
Kan
Memphis
Hank Stram
Jaynes
Chiefs
Lynn Dickey
Kansas State
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