Legion Plays Fort Scott At Uniontown
The Ameri can Legion baseball game between Chanute and Fort Scott was moved to Uniontown with a 1 30 p m start to accommodate high school baccalaureate services. Chanute holds a 3 0 season. Fort Scott will mark its first game. Uniontown players Wishard Jones and McKinnis join from the local high team. Sailors is expected to pitch for Fort Scott. Chanute's next home is May 31 versus Bartlesville Okla.
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Wichita U Wins All-Sports Title in MVC
Wichita University secured the Missouri Valley Conference all-sports championship with 232. The city rival Drake led cross country and outdoor track, while Cincinnati won swimming and football tied with Wichita in basketball and football. St Louis took baseball, North Texas golf.
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Tribune Phone Contact Messenger Ad
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St Pats Awards and Letters Presented at Assembly
St Patrick's school held a general assembly Thursday morning where the Rev Peter Finnigan awarded top students in various subjects and activities. Recipients included Richard Guinette for highest Emporia history score, Dick Kelly for best English 9-D autobiography, John Carroll and Patricia Ashley for New Horizons essays, and Dorothy Raple, Pat Marks, Paul Raple and Pat Ficker for high percentile test results. Basketball letters went to multiple grades with Golay, Guinotte, and others noted. cheerleader letters to A and B teams. golf letters to Steve Ashley, Dick Kelly, Paul Brazil, and Ralph Rice.
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Jessen fires 64 to lead Civitan Open first round
Ruth Jessen shot seven under par 64 at Glen Lakes to lead the Dallas Civitan Open by three strokes. The course was shortened by tee-move adjustments to 5,936 yards, aiding many sub par rounds. Mickey Wright opened with 70, Judy Torluemke and Carol Mann 67, Louise Suggs 71.
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U S Mile Run Preview Highlights Top Contenders
Modesto AP writes on the California Relays featuring Cyrol Burleson former Oregon star and Tom O Hara Loyola Chicago leading a strong mile field. O Hara set an indoor 3 56 6 record at Madison Square Garden and future star Jim Ryan of Wichita Kansas juniors seeks to duel Olympians.
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Track meet lists top contenders and field notes
The field features Jim Grelle Cary Weisiger John Damien Peter Keeling and Bobby Seaman among favorites in distance events. Two mile entrants include Bill Baille Bruce Kidd and Jim Beatty. Grambling Florida A M compete in relays and John Penn leads pole vault with 14 entrants all above 15 feet 9 inches, starting at 15-6.
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New Zealand
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Lopat’s World Series run ends HR streak with Yankees
In 52 innings of World Series pitching for the Yankees between 1949 and 1953, Ed Lopat did not yield one home run.
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Truman skips trip due to upset stomach as wife explains cancellation
In Independence Missouri former President Harry S Truman misses office hours and his wife announces he canceled a Lexington Virginia trip because of a stomach upset. Nehru at first post stroke conference in New Delhi appears weaker but declares lifetime not ending. Marlene Dietrich opens Soviet tour in Moscow to sold out crowd with 1,350 fans. Billy Graham criticizes Supreme Court on school prayer ruling saying it erodes faith across chaplains and coins.
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Vatican to form curia reform commission soon
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will create a commission to reform and modernize the curia, the central administration of the Roman Catholic Church. The move signals a push for organizational changes within the Vatican.
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Ishiyama and Gonzales Draw in Tokyo Fight
The Associated Press reports Rokuro Ishiyama of Japan and Pat Gonzales of the Philippines fought to a draw in Tokyo. Rookie Pete Ward of the Chicago White Sox led last season in eight categories and tied for most homers with 22 and for triples with six.
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Senior High Night At Launching Pad
Senior High Night at the Launching Pad closes the school year activities. Ray Zumalt says the venue opens 7 30 to 10 30 p m for high school and junior college students. A junior high dance is set for tomorrow 7 to 10 p m with The Argonauts providing music and a small admission.
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Design Submitted For New Type Plane
Beech Aircraft Corp. submitted designs for a new twin engine plane intended to aid ground forces in guerrilla warfare. The Navy aircraft would be capable of short takeoffs and landings from unimproved fields and reach about 240 mph.
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Ko modo monitors sleep in dens among stone piles
Like many other lizards, Ko modo monitors rest overnight in dens carved from stone piles or tucked among tree roots.
Unseasonably Hot Weather Sweeps Midwest to Atlantic
Unseasonably hot weather drove temperatures to new May records across the Plains and Midwest with Grand Forks reaching 100, Fargo 98, and International Falls 95. Cooler air moved into the northern Plains as the heat shifted east toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.
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