Undefeated KWU Meets Loop Nemesis
Undefeated Kansas Wesleyan in a KCAC title chase travels to Colorado College after a 6-3 win over Bethany to clinch at least a share of the league crown. Colorado College crushed Tabor 56-18 as Sterling and Southwestern winners in conference races.
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Pet food market set for 1.4 billion spending rise
Americans will spend about 1.4 billion dollars on dog and cat food this year, up 14 percent from last year, says the Pet Food Institute. Industry officials say the market remains largely untapped as marketers push for more emphasis on commercial diets over table scraps.
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Cyclone Harrier 14th In 3-A State Cross Country
Ottawa High sophomore Jerry Peffly placed 14th in the class 3-A state cross country at Manhattan, finishing the two mile race in 10 58 as the sole Ottawan in the meet after Ottawas regional failure. Bonner Springs, the regional winner, finished fifth as a team with 132 points.
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Trevino seals Sahara victory eyes fourth open title
Lee Trevino won the Sahara Invitational to vault to a season money total of 227243 dollars and aim for a fourth national open. He fired 66 to finish 280, four strokes ahead of George Archer and Bob Dickson as Don January, Ron Cerrado, Gay Brewer and Fred Marti trailed. Trevino plans to seek the Mexican Open starting Thursday and may alter his remaining tour schedule depending on the money title chase. Arnold Palmer finished with 290.
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Winters Star Walkout Shocks Rockets in Lossless Victory
Houston Rockets beat Buffalo 102-87 after Elgin Hayes left the game with an injured leg in the second quarter. Tex Winter criticized Hayes and emphasized team discipline as he plans a meeting with Hayes and management. Cliff Meely led Houston with 19 points, while Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 13 for Milwaukee in their win. Russell and Ellis sparked Golden State late to beat Los Angeles. Other scores: Philadelphia over New York 108-101, Detroit over Atlanta 104-99, Baltimore over Phoenix 101-94, Seattle over Los Angeles 115-106, Golden State 116 over Cincinnati 112.
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Detroit Wins, Coach Leaves In NHL Saga
The Detroit Red Wings edged Pittsburgh 3 1 to snap a four game skid but coach Doug Barkley resigned claiming the team could not be led. Johnny Wilson replaced him as Detroit moved on with Al Smith stopping 35 shots.
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