One-Year Probation For Kansas by NCAA
New Orleans The National Collegiate Athletic Association handed down severe penalties and placed three schools on probation Texas A&M Mississippi College and the University of Kansas The action bars Texas A&M from national championship events and postseason bowls while all probations run for a year Most violations related to football at Texas A&M and basketball at Kansas and Mississippi College
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Dutch) Lonborg
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Bowling Scores Merchants League and related teams
Bowling scores from multiple teams in the Merchants League and VEW, VFW, Pioneer Philco, Self Service, Industrial League, Meadow Sweet, Fadier Produce, News Standard, Ranz Motors, Cities Service, Dari King, and Santa Fe leagues. High games listed. players include Wyatt Lundine Lightfoot Reinhardt and others with scores and highs for 30 games.
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Archie Moore Rated No 1 Heavyweight
In Ring magazine ratings Archie Moore is listed as the No 1 heavyweight after Rocky Marciano's retirement. Floyd Patterson drops from light heavyweight to fifth among heavyweights, with Jackson Baker Holman and Patterson rounding the top five.
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Gerhardt Hecht
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Landy Prefers Slow Start to Better Mile Time
Australian miler Miler John Landy plans to begin the mile at two minutes for the first half and finish faster to lower his world record of 3 minutes 5 seconds. He targets a stronger finish at the Coliseum on Saturday facing Ron Delany Jim Bailey Bill Dellinger and Lon Spurrier.
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Baseball Scores Show American League Results
Baseball standings and results across the American League with teams and records. Tuesday and Wednesday outcomes include New York Detroit Kansas City Boston Baltimore and Chicago plus National League games and minor league results across the circuit.
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Boxing Results From AP Theatres Miami Beach and More
Fight results list Ralph Du pas of New Orleans outpointed Johnny Diglio of Bayonne, in a 10 round bout. Barry Allison of Springfield outpointed Eddie Andrews of Lowell. Paul Jorgensen of Port Arthur stopped Jose Andres of Dallas in seven rounds. Lightweights weights not available. UCLA's Ronnie Knox credited with an 82 yard punt against College of the Pacific last season.
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Holyoke
Mass
Barry Allison
Springfield
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Lake Charles
Paul Jorgensen
Port Arthur
Tex
Jose Andres
Dallas
UCLA
Ronnie Knox
College of the Pacific
AAU Ruling Complicates 1956 Track Meets
A ruling declaring William and Mary ineligible for AAU competition prompts VMI to drop cohosting of the 1956 state meet and sparks a dispute with state AAU officials. The case stems from two W and M athletes competing against Wes Santee, labeled a professional by the AAU, in an April 14 dual meet.
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Dan Ferris
New York
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Joey Brown Underdog Seeks Knockout in Smith Rematch
Underdog Joey Brown, 29, aims for a KO against light weight champion Bud Smith in a 10 round non-title bout at Sam Houston Coliseum. About 7,500 in Houston期待 TV coverage nationally at 9 p m CST. Brown seeks title rematch after a 3-2 odds shift.
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Cincinnati
Houston
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Strategy Wins For Athletics
The Kansas City Athletics won 3-2 at Boston over the Red Sox on a squeeze bunt. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 4-2 as Curt Roberts doubled in the two run ninth, delivering a shutout to the Pirates.
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Red Sox
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Governor Milward Simpson Led UW Stars in 1920s Teams
In the early 1920s Milward L. Simpson captained the University of Wyoming in football basketball and baseball, showcasing leadership across multiple sports during his college days.
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Milward L. Simpson
University of Wyoming
Tigers Slump Hits Seventh Place As Yankees Win
Detroit Tigers lose 9-2 to the New York Yankees in New York. Al Kaline Harvey Kuenn and Ray Boone struggle at the plate but contribute. Whitey Ford earns his third win for the Yankees while Mantle and Bauer homer. Other AL results include Orioles over White Sox in 11 innings and A’s over Red Sox 3-2. In the NL Milwaukee Braves seize the lead with a 6-4 win over Phillies as Pirates knock Cards from first place.
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Kansas high school track marks from 1956 Kan sas meet
Chanute Tribune notes top 1955 performances on a comparable date with names and marks across events. Gary Baer Salina 9.8. Bernie Perrine Derby 21.0. Perrine 49.1. Tague 2:00.45. Lewis and Floyd in mile. Sam Wilkey Nickerson Rex Stucker Effingham 14.8. Bowles 19.5. Topeka relays times. Tom Wight 53-0. Tom Jones 156-1. Therlo Conner 209-3 4. Shawnee Mission discus 13-78. Charles Miller 6-4. Marvin Wilson 22-11 4. New all time Kansas marks flagged.
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Perrine
Bob Tague
Rosedale
Ted Lewis
Haskell
Larry Floyd
Wichita East
Sam Wilkey
Nickerson
Rex Stucker
Effingham
Paul Bowles
Hutchinson
Topeka
Ward
Tom Wight
Harper
Tom Jones
Shawnee- Mission
Therlo Conner
Hayden
Shawnee-Mission
Charles Miller
Marvin Wilson
Ottawa
Kansas High School
Regional Track Meets Set for Kansas High Schools
Regional track action starts May 10 with Garden City and May 11 events in Beloit Fredonia and more as Kansas schools chase league honors. Top marks from the 1956 season show gains over 1955 in most events despite decent weather and a standout 1955 class. Regional finals run May 10 12 with state meet in Wichita May 18 19 and include Garden City Beloit Manhattan Hutchinson and Pittsburg among others.
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Beloit
Fredonia
Scott City
Manhattan
Baldwin
Hays
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Improve English Q and A on usage and pronunciation
Answers cover common English questions. 1 The superlative is redundant. use predominant or most, but not both. 2 Codicil is pronounced with the stress on the first syllable kodd i sill. 3 Acumen is the correctly spelled word. 4 Venerate means to regard with respect and deference. 5 Ratify is the word meaning to approve and sanction.
Lausse's Dual Sports Past Highlighted by Argentina Span
Argentine middleweight boxer Eduardo Lausse once pursued professional soccer in his homeland before rising in boxing. This brief notes his multi sport background and local roots.
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