Goose hunting restrictions eased to protect Canada geese
Kansas fish and game officials justify tighter goose limits and shorter seasons to rebuild the maxima goose population. Experts note the bird’s historic decline, recent rebound, and the role of hunter effort in nesting success. Deer season opens with changes to meat processing laws and inspections. Duck season details include two periods and reservoir-focused hunting, with forecasts of birds moving with weather. Sunrise and sunset times for December are listed.
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ABA Debut at Madison Square Garden Draws Big Crowd
The ABA made its Madison Square Garden bow before 12,522 fans as Virginia Squires defeated New York Nets 109 5, while Indiana Pacers crushed Nets 129 108. NBA results mirrored the night with Baltimore, San Francisco, Boston, Cincinnati and Portland winning.
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Virginia
Charlie Scott
Ray Scott
Squires
Roland Taylor
Bob Netolicky
Roger Brown
Mel Daniels
Pacers
Trevino Seeks Pro Golf Triple Crown at Bahamas Open
Lee Trevino aims to complete a historic triple crown by leading money list points and Vardon Trophy standings before the Bahama Island Open. He holds $147,522 in earnings, 1,453.16 points, and a 70.71 scoring average, with Dave Hill as his closest challenger and Palmer still seeking his first title of the year at Kings Tan Golf Club.
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Scores and results from various college basketball games
Colgate 89, RPI 71. Syracuse 93, Cornell 71. Thomas More 8, Niagara 9. Rochester 99, Alfred 78. Yale 72, Connecticut 74. New Hampshire 71, LaSalle 97. Miami Florida 77, St Vincent 82. Carnegie Mellon 81, Navy 68. Johns Hopkins 66, St Joseph's 63. Fordham 97, Seton Hall 8. Southwest Mississippi 8, Ark State OT. Mercer 78, The Citadel 70. Mars Hall 1%?. Wofford 69, Louisville 72. Dayton 70, Florida South 8. Tampa 74, Stetson 8. Rollins 7. Oklahoma State 93, Memphis State 87. no QTs
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Panthers edge Eskridge 51 to 48 in tight nonconference win
Williamsburg Panthers outran Eskridge 51-48 riding 18 points from Mike Hermreck and 14 from Roger Davis. Hermreck led with 24 rebounds while teammate Gary Collins added 20 boards as Williamsburg built a 56-26 rebounding edge and defended inside to limit Eskridge to outside shots.
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Williamsburg
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Twilight League Scores And High Averages From Ottawa Bowls
Bowling standings show high games and series for multiple teams in the Twilight League and Tuesday Night Ladies. Notable performances include Linneman 189-492, Presswell 192-498, Elder 204-508, Wickman 219 and 30, Simmons 198-569, Bond 234-607, Fuller 184-501, Meyer 193-534, Tienken 412, Bennett 271 and Heitler 51, Lieg...
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Fuller
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Hughes Auto
Blackstone
Arnold's Jewelry
Liegerot
Mock
Haley Abstract
Cordle
Heathman
W. Ferguson
Eagles Auxiliary
Ledom
Todd Insurance
Campbell
Letter Winners At OHS and OU Fall Athletics Announced
Officials at Ottawa High and Ottawa University announced fall sports letter winners. OHS football seniors include Grogan Sible Mendell Brownrigg Kulough Bones Fredricks Mavity Chaney Blecha Winter Good Nesbit DePriest Wallace Cole and manager. juniors Korkames Stauffer Croucher Nicholson Curry Hughes Jeff Ménado. sophomores Whitacre Hanes Seymour Wallace Hughes Jackson Pope. OU football roster lists Abernathy Bahr Bahrenburg Booth Breen Christiansen Desmarteau Eichner Fragale Gerlach Harvey Hull Innes Jardine Kellogg Leone Lucy McDonald McRoberts Miller Mitchell Morris Rogers Rollins Sandberg Simons Tierney Triole Villetti Walling Wendt Winn Yeates. OU soccer seniors Gomez Jones Martin Sapienza Lemp Valler. juniors Bonini Gomez Grgas Hamburger Knight Merubia Radakovich Rubin de Celis. sophomores Caldwell Hartman Luizzi Pavlovic Kolman. freshmen Dear Lauver Vaccaro Valentin. OUCROES COUNTRY Brundage Comfort Davis Harris Kroeker Love Nicholson
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Steve Grogan
Randy Sible
Richard Mendell
Randy Brownrigg
Bo Kulough
Larry Bones
Dennis Fredricks
Ron Mavity
Chris Chaney
Bob Blecha
Wint Winter
Gary Good
Terry Nesbit
Harold DePriest
Mike Wallace
Tom Cole
Buddy Korkames
Andy Stauffer
Brad Croucher
Flip Nicholson
Mike, Curry
Bob Innes
Carl Jardine
Skip Kellogg
Bob Leone
Kevin Lucy
Tim McDonald
Pat McRoberts
Dan Miller
John Mitchell
Larry Morris
Jerry Rogers
Buddy Rollins
Ted Sandberg
Jack Simons
Tom Tierney
Bob Triole
John Villetti
Randy Walling
Don Wendt
Larry Winn
Bob Winn
Bob Yeates
German Gomez
Augie Jones
Bill Martin
Paul Sapienza
Frank Lemp
Verle Valler
Ron Bonini
al Gomez
Mirko Grgas
Bob Hamburger
Ed Knight
Bob Merubia
Mike Radakovich
Paul Rubin de Celis
Camden Caldwell
Stan Hartman
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Oucroes
Theismann Tops All America In Offensive Spotlight
Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann was named to the AP All America team over Heisman winner Jim Plunkett of Stanford. The selection includes Kell Stillwagon and Tatum from Ohio State, Vorster and Atessis from Texas, plus Nebraskas Newton and Murtaugh, LSUs Anderson and Casanova, and Notre Dames DiNardo, with McCauley of North Carolina among the backs and Braxton Jennings Wright Dierdorf Popplewell among a star-studded offense.
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Stanford
Theismann
Chip Kell
Tennessee
Jim Stillwagon
Jack Tatum
Ohio State
Texas
Nebraska
Louisiana State
Steve Vorster
Bill Atessis
Darrell Royal
Stillwagon
Tatum
Bob Newton
Jerry Murtaugh
LSU
Mike Anderson
Tommy Casanova
Notre Damers
Larry DiNardo
Jim Braxton
West Virginia
Ernie Jennings
Air Force
Elmo Wright
Houston
Dan Dierdorf
Michigan
Don Popplewell
Colorado
Don McCauley
North Carolina
O. J. Simpson
Charlie Weaver
Southern California
Dick Bumpas
Arkansas
Rock Perdoni
Georgia Tech
Jack Ham
Penn State
Dave Elmendorf
A&m
Wright
Vorster
Atessis
Perdoni
Plunkett
Iss
Alsmann
Purdue
California
Bob Parker
Dave Penhall
Cal
Worster
Royal
Tommy Nobis
McCauley
Duke
Simpson
Southern Cal
Jennings
Cougars
Braxton
Dierdorf
Bob Devaney
Newton
DiNardo
Cotton Bowl
Big Eight names on AP 1970 All-America team
The Associated Press All-America selections for 1970 feature three Big Eight players on the first team led by Nebraska tackle Bob Newton and Nebraska linebacker Jerry Murtaugh along with center Don Popplewell of Colorado. Missouri and Colorado players share the second and third teams with multiple Big Eight standouts honored.
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Loyd Phillips
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Perdoni
Bobby Dodd
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Charlie McClendon
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Auburn
Ham
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Associated Press
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Nebraska
Don Popplewell
Colorado
Jerry Murtaugh
Missouri
Larron Jackson
Herb Orvis
Kansas
John Riggins
Ed Pennard
Oscar Gibson
Kansastate
MNET
Eben
Graham
Oklahoma State
Ingles
Rodgers
Stowe
Iowa State
Lawson
Shaternick
Kansas State
Childs
Hayig
McGhee
Brownson
Tagge
Dickey
Moore
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