Braves Comeback Test at William Jewell on Saturday
Ottawa University aims to rebound from last weekend's 28-18 defeat to Missouri Valley as they travel to Liberty Missouri to face HAC co leader William Jewell. OU's lineup battles injuries including Del Sutton and Buddy Rollins while Jewell relies on a stout defense and a single wing offense led by Tom Geer.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Missouri Valley
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Braves
Heart of America
Mc Valley
HAC Coleader
Vikings
Jewell
Liberty
McValley
Cardinals
Darkhorse Graceland
Ottawa
Dick Peters
Valley
del Sutton
Kevin Eichner
Ted Sandberg
Carl Jardine
Larry Morris
Peters
Mickey Bahr
Sutton
Tom Tierney
Buddy Rollins
Rollins
Tom Geer
Colorado College
Washburn
HAC
Mo-Valley
Central Methodist
Graceland
Tarkio
Baker
C of E
Emporia
Harrelson Flops In PGA Test
Lanny Wadkins led the PGA Ap proved Tournament Players School after 72 holes at PGA National Golf Club with a six under par 282. Bob Zender and Gray Groh trailed, while Ken Harrelson withdrew after rounds totaling 312, saying he needs more playing experience before joining the league.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Lanny Wadkins
Winston-Salem
N.C
Wadkins
U.S
Bob Zender
Skokie
Purdue University
Gray Groh
Jackson
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Steve Melnyk
Jacksonville
Bruce Fleischer
Miami
Melnyk
Fleischer
Ken Harrelson
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Hawk
Joe Dey Jr
Longest 1970 hole in one by a woman 225 yards
Mrs. Peg Ahern achieved a 225 yard ace on the 16th hole at Ridge Country Club in Chicago to claim the year’s longest female hole in one.
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Peg Ahern
Chicago
Ridge Country Club
Bowling Scores from Classic League and Thursday Night Ladies
The bowling report lists Classic League and Thursday Night Ladies scores with high series and game figures. Notable performances include Whitacre 179-495 for Hubbard Lumber 3 and Burns 571 for Pepsi Cola 1.
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Hubbard Lumber
Whitacre
Don’s Cleaners
Crump
Davis
Fogle Quarry
Ladies
Irwin's
McMillen
Camron-Towner
Anderson Carpets
Dreddy
Warhurst
Beautyland
Hayden
Evans
Griffin
Pointer
Mueller
Ll&l Cafe
Baldwin
Ward
Pearce
McCurdy
Everson
Dengel & Son
Allen
Hamilton
Wotken
Mid-America Dairymen
D. Keim
Fritts Garage
D. Fritts
Pro Picks NFL Week 5 Forecast Highlighted by Redskins Win Streak
AP notes Washington Redskins aim for a fifth straight win in 1971 NFL season as Buffalo Bills seek first victory. The column lists anticipated scores and key matchups including Redskins over Cardinals and Bills over Jets, with reflections on team form, injuries, and coaching.
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NEW York
Washington Redskins
Buffalo Bills
Redskins
Bills
Washington
St. Louis
Curt Knight
Jim Baaken
Cardinals
Buffalo
New York Jets
John
Red-Faced State Game Commission Error in Pamphlets
The Kansas State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission discovered sunrise sunset tables in the 1971 Hunter's Regulations pamphlets are wrong for 450,000 copies. The 24th date marked for Central Standard Time changeover is incorrect due to October having five Sundays this year. Hunters should add one hour to sunrise and sunset until November 1.
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Kansas State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Weather Bureau
Pratt
Commission
Big Eight football top teams square off this weekend
KU in the midst of top ranked features big eight gets serious. Colorado at Oklahoma and Nebraska hosting Kansas highlight the league showdown as Oklahoma and Colorado chase the conference lead while Kansas state Missouri Iowa State and others seek momentum amid shifting lineups and key injuries.
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Kansas City
Kansas Jayhawks
Colorado
Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Ohio State
Sooners
California
Texas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas
Cornhusker
Bob Devaney
Cornhuskers
Washington State
Baylor
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Iowa State
Kansas State
Greg Pruitt
Sooner
Pruitt
USC
Jack Mildren
Joe Wylie
Leon Crosswhite
Buffs
Charlie Davis
John Tarver
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Chuck Fairbanks
Eddie Crowder
Don Fambrough
Devaney
Cowboys
Neumann Struggles In Pro Debut As ABA Bucks Edge
Johnny Neumann, top college scorer last season, mustered nine points in his first pro game for the Memphis Pros as Florida beat them 103-99. Meanwhile in the NBA, Billy Cunningham poured in 41 and Kareem Abdul Jabbar 31 to lead the 76ers past the Rockets 105-94 and the Bucks to victory.
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Associated Press
Johnny Neumann
University of Mississippi
Memphis Pros
American Basketball Association
Billy Cunningham
Kareem Jabbar
Lew Alcindor
Philadelphia 76Ers
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Houston Rockets
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Eagles
San Francisco
Kent Nix
John Brodie
Los Angeles
Denver
San Diego
Atlanta
Norm van Brocklin
Dallas
New Orleans
Calvin Hill
Duane Thomas
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Jim Plunkett
Pittsburgh
State Game Commission
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Floyd Gass
Texas Christian
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Charlie McMurry
Mike Farmer
Vince Gibson
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Star Industries, Inc
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