Dates set for big game hunting permits in Kansas
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced permit dates for 1975 seasons. Archery deer permits had no limit. firearm deer permits run July 1–15. Antelope permits open until June 25 with 80 total permits. Archery deer Oct 1–Nov 30 and Dec 20–31. firearm deer Dec 6–14. antelope Sept 27–29.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Kansas
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Red
Johnny
Rogers Hornsby
Hank Aaron
Newton McPherson Salina Teens Win Open Tournament Night
McPherson defeats Our Lady of Guadalupe 10 to 7 as Jan Ware wins on the mound with Cindy Kramer backing. Newton Starlets rout Wichita Rockets 12 to 0 in three innings behind Kim Baalman no hitter. Tony Pizza of Salina blasts Valley Center 22 to 1 as Paula Hernandez earns the win. Games continue at Athletic Park with Sunday championship set for 6 PM.
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Halstead Wray Roofers
Dodge City
Newton Starlets
Athletic Park
Guadalupe
Washington
Kansas City Royals
Oakland
Royals
New York Yankees
Catfish Hunter
Oakland Star
Yanks
Kansas State
Frank Rose
Nebraska
McPherson Vfw
Tony's Pizza of
Salina
Newton
McPherson
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mac
Our Lady
Jan Ware
Cindy Kramer
Midy Estrada
Teresa Schirer
Denno Estrada
Sandy Boughton
Cindy Garcia
Wichita Rockets
Kim Baalman
Marcy Wiebe
Brenda Cervantes
Carma Cook
Baalman
Michell Funk
Lori Adams
Pat Adams
Tony Pizza
Valley Center
Paula Hernandez
Watson Leads U S Open as Thunder Halts Play
Tom Watson, 25, holds a three stroke lead at Medinah as the U S Open resumes after a 35 minute delay due to lightning. He shot a 68 to combine for 135 over 36 holes, delaying his second round to seek shelter before play resumed under storm warnings.
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Medinah
Tom Watson
Watson
U.S. Golf Association
Watso
Lee Trecino
Bobby Nichols
P.d. Boatwright
U.s.golf Association
Medinah Country Club
El Dorado Legion sweeps Newton in twin bill
El Dorado Legion defeated Newton twice 8 to 5 and 11 to 1 on Friday night exploiting Newton fielding errors. Don Wiebe homered for Newton in the opener and Wiebe, Dan Chandler each had three hits. Dan St. Clair took the loss in the nightcap as Newton committed ten errors. Next Newton home game is Tuesday at 6 p.m. against Augusta in Bicentennial Park.
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el Dorado American Legion
Newton
American Legion
Mark Loeffler
Dan Yoder
Don Wiebe
Wiebe
Dan Chandler
Dan St. Clair
Augusta
Bicentennial Park
H Wiebe
Top Wichita team joins Newton State Preview field
The New Blues of Wichita lead the A League with an undefeated 526 hitter Mark Jones and 14 4 pitcher-manager Mike Larkin as Newton hosts the 11th annual State Preview Invitational slow pitch tournament June 26 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Field. Also in the field are Mid West Security Salina Gray s Sporting Goods Newton Dyson Electric Hutchinson and Kite s Manhattan.
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Wichita Park Board
New Blues
Newton
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Athletic Park
Mid West Security
Salina
Gray’s Sporting Goods Co
Dyson Electric
Hutchinson
Kite’s
Manhattan
Larry Wedel
Dyson
Chuck McHaley
Russ Meyer
Kansas City Royals
Dwight Martenik
Detroit Tigers
Kite
S. Meyer
Martenik
Terry Holbrook
Kansas State
Dashoe
Two Wichita Teams Win Opening Games in Newton Tourney
In the third annual Newton Holy Name Invitational at the Guadalupe diamond, Wichita Office Equipment beat Newton Broncos 16-1 as Bob Reeser pitched a no hitter and a nine-run seventh inning fueled the victory. Salina’s Weigel Insurance won 6-4 over Pizza Hut of Wichita, while Margie’s of Wichita toppled Lyons 11-1 in five innings, Lyons’ lone run coming on a Vince Friess homer in the fifth. Weather permitting, games run today and Sunday starting at 8 a.m., with results available from tournament director Ray Arellano at 283-8758.
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Wichita
Weigel Insurance
Salina
Margie’s
Guadalupe Diamond
Newton Broncos
Bob Reeser
Wichitans
Pizza Hut
Lyons
Vince Friess
Ray Arellano
Major League Baseball Scores From Saturday and Friday Action
MLB results roundup shows Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 and Milwaukee 12 Texas 11 in multiple games. Oakland edged Kansas City 3 1 while New York, Detroit and Cleveland also posted wins. Friday highlights include Atlanta 4 San Francisco 2 and Pittsburgh 5 New York 1 with several scheduled Sunday matchups.
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Seasaee
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Texas
Ney
Oakland
Kansas City
Campbell
Kant
Dobson
Lolich
Boston
Pole
Palmer
Busby
Holtzman
Broberg
Eckersley
Umbarger
Wright
Tanana
Hassler
Baltimore
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
Los Angeles
Kison
Martlock
Blair
Carlton
Caldwell
Morton
Reuschel
Gibson
C. Carroll
Richard
Messersmith
Folkers
West Oakland
Waanes
Philphia
West Cincinnati
S. Francisco
Bahnsen Reds Royals Streak to Five as A’s Win
Stan Bahnsen, acquired from Chicago, blanked the Royals over 7 1 3 innings in his A’s debut, striking out seven as Oakland extended its winning streak to five with a 3-1 victory. Reggie Jackson drove in two in the first, Claudell Washington homered in the fifth.
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Associated Press
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Oakland A
S. Bahnsen
Chicago
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Kansas City Royals
Dave Hamilton
Bahnsen
Minnesota
Steve Brye
Twins
White Sox
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Cleveland
Texas
Rangers
California Angels
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Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
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Cleveland Indians
Oakland
Royals
Reggie Jackson
Dennis Leonard
Claudell Washington
Angels
California
Perry
Red Sox
Orioles
Rick Burleson
Baltimore
Dyar Miller
Doug Griffin
Juan Beniquez
Burleson
Wray Roofers Rally to Beat Boulder 5-4 in 10 Innings
Halstead Wray Roofers win sixth straight by overcoming Boulder 5-4 in ten innings. Jim Shade earns win in his first start after a rough first inning, as the Collegians lead 4-3 before a two-run bottom of the 10th. Manhattan tops Dodge City 11-2 earlier. Halstead to host again tonight and Sunday.
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Dodge City
Halstead Wray Roofers
Boulder
Colo
Jim Shade
Roofers
Shade
Collegians
Manhattan
Halstead
City League Softball and Baseball Results From Thursday Night
Pee Wee softball saw First Methodist beat St. Marys Cards 3 1 behind Keith Herring who struck out 12 with a near no hitter. 1st Presbyterian edged 1st Mennonite 11 10 in bottom of the last. Trinity Heights beat St. Marys Cards 5 1. Texas League Trojans won 4 1 over Falcons. Rangers defeated Colts 7 1. Sally League Lions beat American Legion 8 4. Fourth Grade Stars routed Sluggers 15 0. Bobcats beat Rockets 12 7. Sixth Grade Wildcats rallied to beat Halstead 16 14. 8th 9th Grade Young Americans edged Pacesetters 11 10. Seventh Grade Hesston crushed Star Dusters 26 9. Blue Devils exploded for 28 7 in a win. Cynthia Rogers hit a homer and two triples. Pam Dicken a double and triple. Desiree Kelsch a triple and struck out seven.
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First Methodist
Keith Herring
St. Mary’s
Herring
1St Presbyterian
1St Mennonite
Trinity Heights
Trojans
Falcons
Rangers
Colts
Lions
American Legion
Stars
Sluggers
Bobcats
Rockets
Wildcats
Halstead
Young Americans
Hesston
Star Dusters
Blue Devils
Cynthia Rogers
Pam Dicken
Desiree Kelsch
Kelsch
New York State Bred Thoroughbreds Win 482 Races in 1974
New York state bred thoroughbreds secured 482 victories in 1974 with ten of those horses winning stakes races.
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New York
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Pagan
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Indians
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Jim Slaton
Slaton
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Roric Harrison
George Scott
Gorman Thomas
Pizza Elks
Newton Pizza Hut Elks Baseballers
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Whitewater
Babe Ruth
Cole Moser
Craig Linn
Charles Newell
Dick Nightengale
Rose
Max Sez
Graber
Ace Hardware
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Wray
Carter Pharmacy
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