Quail season ends as Kansas hunts wind down for 1970
Kansas hunters face fines totaling 1853.30 for violations reported by the Fish and Game Commission over four months, ranging from illegal possession to unplugged guns. Quail hunting near Ottawa remains slow. remaining season runs to January 21. The commission plans expansion of its Information Education Division with three new Writing positions to produce news releases and educational material across regional offices.
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Kansas
Sunflower
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Leroy Lyons
Fish and Game Commission
Lyons
Ottawa
Ken Campbell
Campbell
Kansas Fish and Game Commission Information Education
Kansas Department of Administration
Civil Service
Pratt
I-E
Wednesday Night Bowling Scores Across Local Leagues
Readable scores show multiple leagues with top performances. Notable marks include J Schmoe 184 in High 10 and medals for Guyett 461 across High 30, Medien 369, Reed 487, and Simmons 568 in various divisions. Teams span Independent, Peoples National, First National, Commercial, and Twilight leagues with numerous players posting strong 30 game totals.
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Ladies
STERS
J. Schmoe
Guyett
H. D. Lee
Cox
Alexander-Doyen
Wolgast
Village Vnn
Medien
NAOM
Stankard
Reed
M. Wilson
Guy's Foods
A. Coffman
Texaco
Page
Simmons
Lamb Roberts
Meyer
Goeddert
Crites
Harvey
Bob's Mobile
Knight
Twilight League
Bent Fender
Hollow
Boise-Cascade
Bond
Todd Mobile
Elder
Conus
OB Luce
Whiteford
Moses
Ottawa
Hettler
Hveretts Eeevan
K. Stork
Miller
Area Roundup: Williamsburg hosts Melvern in close area clash
The Williamsburg Panthers enter Friday at 3-3, hosting Melvern with a 2-4 record after Melvern’s 74-57 Dec 18 loss to Pomona. Earlier, Osage County rival Melvern beat Williamsburg 60-51 at Melvern. Other games feature Lyndon 6-0 hosting Quenemo 5-1, Spring Hill at Wellsville, Stanley at Santa Fe Trail, Waverly at Pomona, Garnett at Neodesha, Mound City at Central Heights, and Louisburg at Baldwin.
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Melvern
Williamsburg
Herald
Panthers of
Greeley
Pomona
Osage County
Quenemo
Lyndon
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Stanley
Santa Fe Trail
Chargers
Waverly
Indians
Garnett
Neodesha
Mound City
Central Heights
Louisburg
Baldwin
Jayhawk
Lapse costs Ottawa University early in 70 64 loss
Ottawa University lost to College of Emporia 70 to 64 after a two minute lapse. The Presbies pulled away 10 0 in that stretch, then held on with clutch free throws. P J McCarthy led C E with 17 points while Ottawa’s Sapienza had 12 rebounds and Sumrall 12 points.
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Ottawa University
Bob Ludwig
College of Emporia
Charles Golson
Terry Ostmeyer
Emporia
Braves
C of E
Civic Auditorium
Presbies
Emporians
Ottawa
P. J. McCarthy
Bob Bryant
LeMarr Miller
Ken Sumrall
Bryant
Kansas
al Johnson
Paul Sapienza
Lou Jordan
Jim Young
Dodge City
St. Mary of the Plains
Friends University
Ludwig
Sumrall
Sapienza
Miller
Walker
Johnson
Cofe
Young
Brice
Bowling Bits Week Summary Ends With High Scores
Top bowlers for the week ending December 30 include Virginia Hoffman with a 229 game and Sue Wolgast a 596 series. Sky Hooks posted the high team game at 829 while Alexander Doyen logged a 2 312 high team series.
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Hazel Liegerot
Virginia Hoffman
Sue Wolgast
Sky Hooks
Alexander Doyen
Lee’s Cafe
ILGWU
Elmira McDaniels
Ella Keller
Eagles
Arnold
Peoples National Bank
H. D. Lee
Vera Ferguson
Ellen Jones
Ernestine Ledom
Sue Wilson
Hazel Guyett
Mary James
Jean Penn
Hallie Michael
Mazie Gordon
Shirley Troutman
Kathie Ferguson
Frances Wright
Betty Maloney
Cowboys Suffer Sore Throat For Morton Ahead Of Super Bowl
Dallas opened Super Bowl prep against Baltimore with quarterback Craig Morton ill at home. Landry said Morton has a very bad throat and the doctor is concerned as Morton recovers from arm and knee injuries after playoff wins over Detroit and San Francisco.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Baltimore
Craig Morton
Tom Landry
Morton
Detroit
San Francisco
Pro Gridders Win Points In NFL Talks
MINNEAPOLIS AP Ken Bowman Packers center and NFLPA vice president says players won a pension at 56 and 50 dollars per game for pre season exhibitions after two days of talks. Player reps and club spokesmen reached tentative agreement on some provisions of a four year contract.
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Minneapolis
Ken Bowman
Green Bay Packers
National Football League Players Association
NFL
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Golson
Pro
Brady
Seymour
Stoney's
Mike Brady
Greg Seymour
S. Main
Saffron Glass Co
Ottawa, Kansas
U. S. Treasury Securities
U. S. Government Agency Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
Capital Stock
George E. Lister Leoh
Converse
P. Burrows J. W. Dickerson
W. G. Ransom
Robert B. Anderson
F. Ransom Bennett, Dr
C.P. Burrows
R. C. Winchester
Exec
J.W. Dickerson George E. Lister
Alma Schweitzer
Margaret S. Hudelson
Maxine Lichtenberger
Thomas F. Porter
William W. Wallace
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