Ottawa High Grid Squad Starts Two A Day Drills
Ottawa High School Cyclones opened practice with conditioning drills at 6 30 a m and 4 p m. 57 players reported for the first session with 11 of 64 total not yet accounted for. Aug 25 marks the first padded workout and the team plans two a day sessions through Aug 27. The season opener is Sept 10 at Wellington.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Bud Wheeler
Wheeler
Wellington
Ottawa High unveils veteran line in cross country
Ottawa High School's 1971 cross country team shows 15 runners in early practice under coach H K Stevens. He expects about seven more after vacation, with workouts totaling five to 10 miles daily. The squad includes six sophomores, five juniors and four seniors, with more runners likely joining after school starts.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclone
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
Crime Fighters Don't Like Robinson's Deal
NFL and Kansas City Crime Commission clash over Johnny Robinson's purchase of Mirror Lake Town Club. Robinson's firm owes 275000 to Edward Osadchey, a man with a police record, after a 75000 down payment on the club. League offices say it was a simple property purchase and investigated. Osadchey’s past is noted by authorities.
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Kansas City
National Football League
Kansas City Crime Commission
Johnny Robinson
NFL
Robinson
Mirror Lake Town
Edward P
Eddie Spitz
Osaddhey
Associated Press
The
Crime Commission
New York
N.J.S
Shebipson
Kansas City Chiefs
Mirror Lake Golf and Country Club
William Jewell College
Liberty
Stram
Mirror Lake Town Club
Hank Stram
League
Phipps May Start for Browns Versus Cowboys in Dallas
Cleveland Browns anunciar starting QB Mike Phipps over Bill Nelson for the Cotton Bowl meeting with the Dallas Cowboys. Nelson may see limited action, while Phipps seeks to build on a strong 70 plus yard TD drives in a prior San Francisco game. The Cowboys aim to extend a winning streak after pasting Los Angeles and New Orleans. Browns face road-weary test having lost to the Rams.
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Dallas
Tex
Cleveland Browns
Mike Phipps
Browns
Bill Nelsen
Isen
Cowboys
Nelsen
Phipps
Purdue
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Rams
Fishing Conditions Across Kansas Water Bodies Report
Pratt AP notes Kansas fishing conditions from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Reservoirs at varied levels report fair to excellent for species like channels bluegill walleyes white bass and bullheads with conditions ranging from normal to low and murky across Perry Pomona Council Grove and several lakes including Glen Elder Marion Milford Cedar Bluff Norton Kirwin and Lake No 2.
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Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestroy, Fish and Game Commission
Perry
Pomona
Council Grove
Wilson
Glen Elder
Marion
Milford
Cedar Bluff
Norton
Kirwin
Lakes Council Grove City
Pottawatomie County
Lake No. 2
Kansas deer hunt draws set 8 665 firearm permits issued
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced 8 665 firearm deer permits to be issued for the seventh consecutive season. About a quarter of the hunters have applied for archery permits, with applications totaling 2 154. The firearm season opens in western units December 4 and runs to December 8, while other units hunt November 27 to December 5. Archery permit deadline is August 25, with the archery season split Oct 16 to Nov 25 and December 11 to December 31 statewide.
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Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Pratt
Aug
Bob Ward
Western Deer Management
Ward
Hills and Hill: Mike Leads Philly Golf Classic Surge
PHILADELPHIA AP Mike Hill persuades fans to stop calling him Dave as he shoots seven under par 65 to lead the Industrial Valley Bank Philadelphia Golf Classic. He holds a one stroke edge over Jack Nicklaus who carded 66 at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club with 147 players entering the second round Friday. Bracketed at 67 are Bob Rosburg Bob Murphy and Tom Weiskopf.
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Philadelphia
Mike Hill
Dave
Mike
Industrial Valley Bank
Jack Nicklaus
Whitemarsh Valley County Club
Bob Rosburg
Bob Murphy
Tom Weiskopf
Brown captures first AAU diving title with bold final dive
Denver native Mike Brown, a Indiana graduate student, stunned Jim Henry by executing a reverse one and a half somersault layout in the final round to win 548.49 points. Henry, seeking a fourth outdoor one meter crown, finished fourth after a weak late dive. Brown credits Indiana coach Hobie Billingsley for his rapid improvement and hopes to make the Olympic team.
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Houston
Mike Brown
Jim Henry
Brown
Denver
Colo
University of Indiana
Henry
Indiana
Dallas
Tex
Long Beach
Calif
Michael Finneran
Santa Clara
Don Dunfield
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