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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1971

Page

8

Hunting season dog theft alert in Ottawa region

As hunting season begins, residents are warned that hunting dogs are at risk of theft. Though dog stealing has been rare in Ottawa, opportunists target canine companions each year. Theft over 50 dollars is a felony with potential penalties of one to ten years or a five thousand dollar fine. owners should tie or pen dogs securely.

Ottawa Indians Johnny Lipon Alvin Dark

Tulsa Goes Big Time Against KSU

Tulsa eyes a big-time test as it hosts Kansas State in the season opener. Coach Hoot Gibson, in his second year, believes Tulsa can improve on last season despite question marks on offense. Key returnees anchor a defense led by Ralph McGill Pedro Williams and Dick Blanchard as Todd Starks leads at quarterback with Harvey Powell and Mike Ridley in supporting roles. Kansas State, 6-5 last season, must replace Lynn Dickey as Dennis Morrison steps in.

Tulsa Okla University of Tulsa Hurricane Kansas State Claude Gibson Kansas State Wildcats Utah State Ralph McGill Pedro Williams Dick Blanchard Todd Starks California Harvey Powell Mike Ridley Wildcats Lynn Dickey Houston Oilers Dickey Dennis Morrison

Bowling Scores From Classic League and Local Lanes

Summary of bowling results across multiple leagues with top scores and highs. Gilges, Dunn, Smell, Nunez and others posted high games and series at Democlay Hubbard Lumber Fogle Quarry Briscoe and more, with team leaders and scores such as 455, 501, 597, 529, 541, 619, and 546.

Democlay Gilges Hubbard Lumber Viette Fogle Quarry Dunn Briscoe Smell Don's Cleaners Nunez Pepsi-Cola Blen Andy's Garstecki Irwin Bennett V. Dodo Damron Towner Meader Beautyland Hettler Walgast Baldwin-Ward—O Pearce Fritts Garage F. Fritts Turner Cerpeter Mid-America Dairymen HetHier Aaarstall Dengel & Son Peffly Independents Ransom

Britons Take Early Edge In Ryder Cup

In St Louis the 1969 Ryder Cup opened with Britain taking a 3 1 lead in the Scotch foursomes as Tony Jacklin and others starred. Jacklin chipped in from 50 feet on the 18th to forge a late tie for himself and Brian Huggett as Trevino and Rudolph prepare for today’s singles amid cool, rainy conditions.

ST. Louis Snead Britain Great Britain Nicklaus Tony Jacklin Harry Bannerman Bernard Gallacher Arnold Palmer Gardner Dickinson J.C America Jacklin Brian Huggett Gingery Lee Trevino Mason Rudolph Trevino Rudolph Eric Brown U.S Jay Hebert Gallacher Bannerman Billy Casper Miller Barber

AFC Races Seen Shaping Up in 1970s Era Preview

AP outlines East hero Baltimore as top pick with Miami, New York, New England and Buffalo in chase. Central favorite Cincinnati ahead of Houston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. West favors Oakland, Kansas City, San Diego, Denver. Chargers stuck in third, Broncos cellar-dwellers. Colts' defense may lift them to top, while Dolphins rely on Griese Warfield and Kiick.

NEW York Miami Dolphins Baltimore Colts Letnikoff Rod Sherman Eldridge Dickey Ken Stabler Daryle Lamonica George Blanda Oakland Knsas City Chiefs Cincinnati Miami Houston Gilers Paul Brown Bengals Baltimore New England Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Kansas City San Diego Denver Morrall Johnny Unitas Colts Ray Hinton Eddie Perkins Tom Matte Norm Bulaich Dolphins Bob Griese Paul Warfield Jim Kiick Larry Csonka al Woodall Joe Namath New York Jets Jim Plunkett Mike Taliaferro Ed Hughes Steelers Terry Bradshaw Cleveland Browns Leroy Kelly Raiders San Diego Chargers Denver Broncos

AL Interest Shifts To Other Pennant Races

The American League standings heat up as Cleveland trails in the East, California aims for third to share World Series money, and Oakland and Chicago rest. Highlights include Boston beating Cleveland 10-7, Harmon Killebrew tying for sixth on the all time list with his 25th homer, and Baltimore clinching a key eight-game lead with a grand slam by Brooks Robinson.

Bruce Lowitt Associated Press Cleveland Indians Washington Tribe Senators Boston Indians California Angels Kansas City Hoyals California Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins Minnesota Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore New York Yankees Oakland A’s Chicago Mike Fier Red Sox Cleveland Rick Miller Joe Lahoud Rico Petrocelli Vada Pinson Ray Fosse Ted Uhlaender Angels Lefty Phillips Pys Ootai Clydal i Wright Royals Mickey Rivers Jim Fregosi Billy Parker Wright Cesar Tovar Twins Brewers Harmon Killebrew Ernie Banks Eddie Mathews Les Cain Tigers Dick McAuliffe Aurelio Rodriguez McAuliffe Norm Cash Cain Jeff Burroughs Orioles Birds Yanks Brooks’ Robinson Paul Blair Frank Robinson Dave Johnson Andy Etchebarren New York Bobby Murcer Ron Blomberg

World Senior Amateur Golf Championship canceled in Japan

The Japan Amateur Golf Association announced the third World Senior Amateur Golf Championship scheduled for October 2023 in Japan is canceled due to the ongoing international monetary crisis.

Tokyo Japan Japan Amateur Golf Association

Canadian pacer Super Wave favored in Lloyds Memorial Pace

Westbury New York. AP reports the Canadian owned pacer Super Wave is the favorite to win his fourth straight race in the $25,000 Margaret Lloyds Memorial Pace at Roosevelt Raceway tonight.

Westbury N.Y Super Wave Roosevelt Raceway

NU Winning Streak On Line Against Minnesota Gophers

Nebraska faces a pivotal test as its 20 game winning streak may be at risk Saturday in Lincoln. Minnesota, led by Craig Curry and Ernie Cook, shocked Indiana 28 0 while Nebraska routed Oregon 34 7. A sellout crowd of 67000 is set for Memorial Stadium at 230 p.m. EDT.

Ted Meier Associated Press Nebraska Cornhuskers Minnesota Gophers Gophers Cornhuskers Indiana Nebraska Oregon Minnesota Bob Devaney Memorial Stadium Lincoln Craig Curry Ernie Cook Notre Dame Texas Fighting Irish Northwestern Texas Longhorns UCLA Virginia Michigan

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