Last Place Larned to Play Jaycees Tonight
Joe Heier will start on the mound as the Jaycees face cellar-dwelling Larned at Lightnerfield in the 1955 Weskan B-1 season. Ken Ester led Jaycees aim to sweep the series after 82 and 11-2 first half results and a 5-1 second half win. Larned holds a 4-14 mark. Heler to appear after 32 3 innings against Great Bend. Christie set to pitch next Thursday versus Liberal.
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Lightnerfield
Ken Ester
Larned
Garden
Heler
Great Bend
Christie
Liberal
Jack Christie
Lyons
Hutchinson
Baseball leaders from Kansas league report
Ban Johnson Leaders and other leaders across Pratt Great Bend McPherson and surrounding towns posted strong batting and pitching totals. Homs Ward Webster Dater Hkwall contributed multi hit games with runs batted in and doubles, while H. Carr Trowbridge Peterson highlighted triples and doubles. Stolen bases top at Lyons Boss Herracher Stremet. Strikeout leaders Presley Selkam Christie lead in era and punchouts.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Ashburn Philadelphia .333 Kluszewski Cincinnati .326 Campanella Brooklyn .322 with Kluszewski 152 hits and 41 home runs. Brooklyn pitchers Newcombe 18 3 Erskine 10 4. American League Kaline Detroit .348 Kuenn Detroit 323 Power Kansas City 319. Mantle New York 29 home runs with Kaline 24 Zernial 24. League totals show 998 home runs.
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Brooklyn
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Milwaukee
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Switched Decision on West Coast Railway Reorg
Miami asked a federal court for permission to sue the bankrupt Florida West Coast Railway in state court to condemn four grade crossings across the tracks. A dead judge had barred suing the railroad during the reorganization, making the move a unusual legal twist in long federal proceedings.
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NCAA Expands Bracket And Names Northwestern Host
The NCAA Executive Council increased automatic qualifiers from 14 to 17 conferences for the national basketball championship and named Northwestern University as host. New Yankee Conference, Ohio Valley Conference, and California Basketball Association champions receive first round byes. Regional tournaments are set for March 16-17 in Iowa, Pennsylvania, Kansas, and Oregon State.
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Ncaa Executive Council
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Neal Rivers Beats Jimmy King In 10 Round TV Bout
Neal Rivers a 21 year old prospect outpointed veteran Jimmy King in a decisive 10 round match at St Nicholas Arena New York. It marked Rivers seventh consecutive win as a rising middleweight in a televised card.
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Jimmy King
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Birmingham
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St. Nicholas Arena
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Wichita Keeps League Lead in 12-3 Victory
Wichita, the Western League leaders, erupted for seven runs in the first inning to beat Des Moines 12-3. Colorado Springs won 7-5 at Pueblo after two unearned runs in the 12th. Lincoln beat Sioux City 8-4 behind Jack Falls 3-run homer, snapping Wichita’s 9-game skid against Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Colorado Springs
Lincoln
Des Moines
Pueblo
Jack Falls
Sioux Cit
Bruin
Gene Fudge
Long 19 inning Legion game ends 1 0 in Billings
Billings beat Lewiston Idaho 1 0 in a 19 inning regional 11 Junior American Legion game. Sam Canner fanned 24 for Lewiston, Bob Bolingbroke 25 for Billings, and Dick Montee drove in the decisive run with a fifth inning score after an errant pickoff attempt.
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American Legion
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Bob Bolingbroke
Dick Montee
Montee
Babe Ruth Home Run Record Remains Elusive
New York remembers Babe Ruth seven years after his death as fans recall his 714 career homers and the famed 60 in a season. The piece notes Ernie Banks Ted Kluszewski Duke Snider and Willie Mays as potential challengers while highlighting Ruths pitching beginnings and last public appearance at Yankee Stadium.
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Scott City Teams Pace to finals in district softball tourney
Scott City entries advanced to the winner's bracket finals as News-Chronicle defeated the Latins 4-0 in the opening frame and the Seat Cats routed Buick Roadmasters 16-5. Blickenstaff and Talley pitched for Scott City, while Huck held Garden City to three hits in a three-hitter effort.
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Buick Roadmasters
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Latins
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Garden City
Andy Guerrero
Huck
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Roadmasters
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Cats
Marey
Talley
Ashburn Clings To Batting Lead In NL Race
Richie Ashburn of the Philadelphia Phillies held a seven point lead in the National League batting race as Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati surged with 16 hits and five homers in 32 at bats last week boosting his homer total to 41. Ashburn climbed to .338 after eight hits in 17 at bats, while Brooklyn’s Roy Campanella slipped to .322. In the American League Al Kaline of Detroit remained atop at .348, with Harvey Kuenn dropping to .323 and Vic Power of Kansas City at .319 in third.
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Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Kluszewski
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Ashburn
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
al Kaline
Detroit
Harvey Kenn
Tigers
Kuenn
Vic Power
Kansas City
UT Adds Belly Series to Split-T Era in Football
The University of Texas football program expands its split-T offense by adding the belly series this season, while jockey Eddie Arcaro, at 40, enjoys one of his best years, guiding Aqueduct riders to 25 victories.
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Kamblin Re Manager Guides Rookie Junior Legion to 15 6 Record
Eugene Deaver, guiding a near no pitching staff of rookies, led his Junior Legion to a 15-6 season, tying Dodge City and Ulysses for first in southwest Kansas. Doug McPherson went 7-2, others at or below .500, Stecklein topped with .050 batting, and Sublette forfeited the 15th win. Final standings: Dodge City, Garden City, Ulysses 11-4, Liberal 9-6, Scott City 3-12, Sublette 0-15. Sub-district tourney features Scott City finalists in winners bracket and both Garden City teams in losers bracket.
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RBI
Legion
Dodge City
Ulysses
Doug McPherson
Si Huelskamp
Melvin Taylor
Tommie Walsh
Larry Schrader
Sublette
al Stecklein
Tommie Bergkamp
Ralph Barclay
Gary Baker
Wesley Ellis
Tod Hall
Joe Roth
Bud Deaver
Stecklein
Baker
Bergkamp
Ellis
Huelskamp
Garden City
Liberal
Scott City
Finnup Park
Scott
al Dreiling
Yankees take lead in tight AL race after doubleheader sweep
The Yankees moved into a half game lead over Cleveland after sweeping Baltimore 5-4 and 12-6 in a two day set. Cleveland and Chicago remained idle as Boston trailed by 34 games after routing Washington 8-4. Milwaukee crushed St Louis 12-1 in the National League with Eddie Mathews belting his 31st homer.
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Washington
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Eddie Mathews
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