Bowling Scores Report From Saturday Meet
The Saturday bowling scores show teams Flunkies, Killers, Ten Pins, Handicappers, and Juniors with no scores listed for some. Notable results include Bohtender 203 567 for Killers and Mallory 342 for Ten Pins, while Jung posts 140 441 in Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junic the Flunkies
K. Schulz
Bohtender
M. Mallor
T. Pope
M. Mallory
J. White
J. Ebeck
Jung
Mane
Baseball Scoreboard Recaps Monday Games and Tuesday Lineups
Monday scores show Boston 8 Milwaukee 3 Detroit 5 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 5 New York 0 Kansas City 2 Texas 4 Seattle 1 California 6 Chicago 3. Tuesday sets Milwaukee at Boston Baltimore at Oakland Toronto, New York at Cleveland, Minnesota at Kansas City, Seattle at Texas, Chicago at California, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
Oakland
Toronto
Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Seattle
California
Chicago
Vuckovich
Gheda
Schatzeder
Flanagan
Underwood
MccCarty
Berenguer
Stieb
Barker
Righett
Williams
Jones
Clay
Butcher
Baumgarten
Morea
Tone
Baltimore A
New York A
Prep Class Changes TOPEKA high school classifications 1981-82
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announced 37 changes in non football classifications for 1981-82 plus two new schools Olathe South in 5A and Christian Challenge of Wichita in 1A. Changes include Shawnee Heights 5A to 6A Salina South 6A to 5A Hayden 5A to 4A and others affecting 4A 3A 2A and 1A across multiple districts.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Olathe South
Christian Challenge of
Wichita
Shawnee Heights
Salina South
Hayden
Basehor
Cherookee
Clearwater
Salina St. John’s
Royal Valley
Piper
Prairie View
Norton
Conway Springs
Garden Plain
Jayhawk-Linn
Stockton
Northern Heights
Cheney
Southwestern Heights
Ness City
Ashland
Baileyville
Caldwell
Canton-Galva
Chetopa
Kansas
School For the Deaf
Olpe
Pretty Prairie
Stafford
Crest
Dighton
Wheatland
Hanover
Inman
Madison
Man
IOC Head Doubts An Olympic Boycott
IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch said 1984 Los Angeles Games should host about 10 000 to 11 000 athletes and ruled out a likely boycott. He noted African NOCs had not suggested boycotts and discussed 1992 hosts Nagoya and Seoul. He praised USOC leadership and said Soviet moves to relocate the Games had not been indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Baden
West Germany
Los Angeles
Juan Antonio Samaranch
International Olympic Committee
Samaranch
Springboks
National Olympic Committees
Nocs
Africa
Moscow
IOC
Nagoya
Japan
Seoul
South Korea
Abraham Ordia
Supreme Council For Sport
Ordia
New Zealand
South Africa
Supreme Council
United States
U.S
Col. F. Don Miller
USOC
Organization of African Unity
Congress
Warm weather urged to finish Kansas crops
The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said Kansas crops including corn sorghum and soybeans need several more weeks of warmth to mature while the 1982 wheat seeding is on schedule. Some western and northern fields may have frost damage as harvest progresses, with southwest corn crop 80 percent harvested and the state about 10 percent harvested overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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Ajors
Pittsburgh
Bibby
Scott
Philadelphia
Ruthven
Montreal
Fers
Ninta
Perry
Houston
Sutton
Cipeinnati
Seaver
San Diego
Eichelberger
Valenzuela
San Francisco
Whitson
St.Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
C. Teter
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Kittens
AA. Walleck
T. Stankard
LE Stinkers Gb
T. Franklin
T. Pratt
A. Woods
R. Gishop
Braves
Squaws
Ev. Dewald
L. Bayles
V. DeWald
S. Troutman
B. Roller
Wellsville
R. Smathen
DeBower
L. Hopkns
Ha Tol. Fletcher
G. MicClure
T. Gretean
H. Reeves
Fource
J. B. Bivens
Ae Erameles
D. Subher
K. Benson
Mamas and Papas
G. Wilson
L. Pyle
Rand RA
D. Roberts
Roehl
Stingers
R. Wolken
Jand ME
R. Baker
L. Edgecomb
Pao Secus
A. McAalden
M. Johnson
F. Abring
J. Richard
Rantoul Grocery
R. Barber
K. Mir
Witton
Prairie Dogs
FEE
L_e
B. Shuck
Country Rollers
F. Gooding
L. Hetrick
TOR
T. Wolken
Rt. Weams
Mighty Five
C. Chaney
Lucky Strike
G. Steele
Pinters
P. Eriacher
Outlaws
D. Tournberlin
Rustlers
R. Rossman
Themus
Pag
Boozers
P. Teammeaul
Pete's Angels
M. Triptett
Night ‘N’ Gales
H. Guyatt
Lady Bugs
N. Downey
Landy Bugs
J. Schultz
Ricks TY Rollers
Swayer
Olmsted
M. Bass
L. Meador
Cahoon Drilling
C. Bivans
Y. Rutherford
West Wilson
M. Cope
M. Torrance
F.W. Woolworth
P. Hamilton
S. McCurdy
M. Weigand
Higton
Fritts Machine Shop
S. Bowen
G. Bruner
V. Underwood
D. Clemons
L. Allan
Keith Farms
S. Swinehart
G., Luther
Panthers Hideaway
L. Arb
Lantis Builders
St Louis
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West Houston
Atlanta U
Aherney
Louis
Forsch
Chicago Bird
Oran
NEW Library
Bernard
Marvin Kalb
Hadden Walker
South Vietnam
Saigon
Jack Dreyfuss
Reagan
Dreyfuss
FDA
Hawk
Lee McElroy
Thomas Canfield
Branch Isom
Isom
Canfield
Peter Nagan Nagan
Goldsmith-Nagan Bond and Money Market Letter
Ben Bova
Earth
Keith Stover
Stover
Ioan
Ottawa
Steve McKinney
Linda Waller
Thrift Plan
S. Main
Saffron Glass Co
Walnut
Bob Miller
Cimarron Ina
Continental
Continental Western Martfard Ina
Maryaville Mutual Intern
Fort Scott
Ottawa Insurance Agency
IRS
F.d.1.c
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Peoples National Bank & Trust
Fdic H & Main
Mila
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