Top College Action Centers In Big Eight
The Big Eight headlines feature Nebraska and Oklahoma atop the nation facing Colorado and Iowa State. SEC doubleheader in Jackson has LSU vs Mississippi and Alabama vs Mississippi State, with Florida at Auburn and Penn State at West Virginia among notable matchups. Air Force meets Arizona State in a first ever clash as Toledo aims to extend a 30 game streak against Miami of Ohio.
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Johnson County Sports Center Feasibility Report In Overland Park
An economist told public officials and business leaders in Overland Park that a proposed $20 million sports and entertainment center in Johnson County Kansas would be economically feasible. The study notes the area’s wealth and recreation spending exceed other KC region counties, and could support an NHL or NBA team.
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Johnson County
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Overland Park
Edward L. Perkins
Midwest Research Institute
Bowling Bits highlighted by Hazel Liegerot weekly leaderboards
Top bowler for the week ending Oct 22 was Sue Wolgast with a 206 game and 589 series. Alexander-Doyen Pigdrance Agency led teams with 851 single game and 2,537 series as weekly standings show Franklin Savings first at 23-9 and U.G.W.A. second at 21-12. Veterans charity events and notices conclude with AJBC start Oct 30 Royall Lanes and the Kansas Bowlers Victory Legion tourney Nov 7-13, with proceeds to Veterans hospitals.
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Ottawa Women's Bowling Association
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Bowling Scores Across Industrial Leagues in Ottawa
In Ottawa leagues leaders posted top scores: Simmons 200 for High 10 at Industrial League. Wall 202 for Ottawa Coop High 10. Ferguson 213 with 547 series for Peoples National. Bien 168 and 496 for Mugh es Auto. Epps tops Gibson's Discount with 3 in High 10 and 496 series. Kampschroeder 194 for Camron Towner. Cordie 158 and 414 for Haley Abstract. Liegeral 174 and 440 for Arnold's Jewelry. Wenthe 193 and 489 for Heathman Oil. Maloney 170 and 484 for Eagles Auxiliary. Mock 183 and 492 for Peoples National.
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Midget League Football Results Highlight Blowout
Hawthorne Sacred Heart defeated Garfield 24 to 0 while Lincoln beat Eugene Field 7 to 0. Eisenhower had a bye as final standings list Hawthorne Sacred Heart Lincoln Eisenhower Eugene Field Garfield in order.
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Williamsburg Foe Set In State Meet
Williamsburg will meet Courtland in the first round of the Class 1-A State High School Girls Volleyball Tournament at Wichita North High. Williamsburg, unbeaten at 8-0, faces Courtland at 2 PM Saturday in the final first-round match. Other openings include Udall vs Powhattan, Bennington vs Winona Triplains, and Ransom vs Olpe. This marks the inaugural year of state girls volleyball competition.
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Powhattan
Bennington
Winona-Triplains
Ransom
Olpe
Youngest Cy Young Winner Ever Surprises Blue
Oakland pitcher Vida Blue, 22, won the Cy Young Award after a 24-8 season with a 1.62 ERA and eight shutouts. Lolich was runner-up. Wood third. Blue, a Major League rookie, became the league’s top pitcher amid the A’s division title run and season-long spotlight. As he looks to next season, he notes mental pressure and waits for a 1972 contract.
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Detroit Lions star Chuck Hughes dies on field
Detroit wide receiver Chuck Hughes, age 28, collapsed with one minute left in a game against the Chicago Bears and died at a Detroit hospital from a heart attack caused by a blood clot. Autopsy linked hardening arteries and a clot to the death, after prior chest pains and a brief hospitalization.
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Patriots
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Guise
Wayne County
Taisja Tworek
Hall of Fame Game Off Amid Bowl Officials Opposition
Kansas City AP reports the Hall of Fame game between two major college programs is canceled. The NCAA Council, the policy making body, decided Tuesday after strong opposition from postseason bowl officials.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Council
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