State Deer Hunters On Target Hillsdale Clean-Up Day Planned
Volunteers are invited for a Hillsdale Reservoir spring clean-up day hosted by the Corps of Engineers. No date yet. aimed for a Saturday in April or May. Contact Park Ranger Mike Mueller at 783-4366 for details. Deer hunting in Kansas set a 20-year high with about 28,500 firearms hunters and 13,200 archers. firearms yielded 19,400 deer, archers 4,167, and overall success rates topped 68% and 31% respectively. Snagging season for paddlefish near Osawatomie and Chetopa runs to May 15 under state Fish and Game oversight. Franklin County Extension hosts a farm pond management meeting March 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Courts Building basement, featuring KSU experts Bob Henderson and Harold Klaassen.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Corps of Engineers
Hillsdale Reservoir
Boy
Girl Scouts
4-H
Mike Mueller
Kansas
Blessem
Franklin County Extension Office
Fort Hays Tigers Win Back-To-Back NAIA Title
Fort Hays State Tigers return to Hays after winning their second straight NAIA men's basketball championship with an 82 00 overtime victory over Wayland Baptist. About 1,000 fans welcomed them as locals hailed the dynasty and credited increased business from game traffic.
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Tigers
Vernie
Hamburger House
Hays
Brad Jordan
McGuire
ORC Considers Senior Babe Ruth Youth Survey in Ottawa Area
Ottawa Recreation Commission discusses drafting a survey for youths 15 to 17 to gauge interest in a Senior Babe Ruth league. The plan covers Ottawa, Williamsburg, Pomona, Wellsville and Central Heights. Pending costs include umpire, scorer, and baseballs expenditures, with a projected total around 2224 dollars or 3336 depending on games, plus capital outlay for equipment.
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Jay Bemis
Don Williams
Ottawa Recreations Commission
ORC
Williams
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Pomona
Wellsville
Central Heights
Bob Thompson
American Legion
Legion A
AAA
Legion
Babe Ruth
ORF
Gary Kuntz
Babe Ruth League
OBRL
Richard Jackson
American Legion Pro
Moberly Wins 2nd Straight In National Jaco Meet
In Hutchinson, Leroy Parnell and Alan Eaton each scored 16 as Kankakee, Sr. routed Ferruri, Va., 87-70 in the National Junior College Athletic Association tournament second round. Moberly, Mo. beat Highland Park, Mich. 83-78 to advance to quarterfinals. Allegany, Md. and Midland, Tex. won first-round games. Kaskaskia, Ill. routed Westchester, N.Y. 105-73.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Leroy Parnell
Alan Eaton
Kankakee, Sr
Ferruri
National Junior College Athentic Association
Moberly
Highland Park
Mich
Allegany
Hinds
Miks
Midland
Texas
Westark
Ark
Kaskaskia
Ill
Westchester
N.Y
Illinois
Kankakee
Bernard Day
Moberly Greyhounds
Mike Milling
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