Jaycees Open Season Against Bo-Jets In Exhibition Night
Garden City Jaycees face Wichita Bo-Jets in the opener at Clint Lightner field with Joe Heier on the mound and a veteran lineup. Laverne Billinger to catch, infielders Ratliff, Adams, Berk kamp, Lloyd, and outfielders West, Dater, Keady. Sunday’s mound plans include Ellison, Yoder, Cole, Brungardt, and Royer as the two-game set follows.
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Joe Heier
Garden City Jaycees
Wichita
Bo- Jets
Clint Lightner
Ken Ester
Boeing Club
Laverne Billinger
Heier
Ron’ Ratliff
Buck Adams
Bobby Berkkamp
George Lloyd
Jaycees
Duane West
Eddie
Dater
Gee Keady
Ester
Garden
Ron Ellison
Yoder
Cole
Lefty
Leonard Brungardt
J. R. Royer
Leon
Bo-Jet Club
Wichitans
Garden City
Bo-Jets
Dodge City
Boardman in Kayo in Ninth
New York boxing report says Marlborough Connecticut lightweight Boardman, 20, is in line for a September title shot versus Wallace Smith after a 46 second ninth round knockout of Frankie Ruff at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Sam Silverman offered a $50,000 guarantee for a Boston title bout on Sept 10, status unclear. Ryff suffered knockdown and medical caution followed by hospital observation.
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Larry Boardman
Marlborough
Ryff
Ira McCown
New York State Athletic Commission
Ryif
Clare’s Hospital
Minor League Scores From AP Branches
The Associated Press reports minor league play results with the Denver squad edging Minneapolis 7 to 6 and Indianapolis defeating Charleston 4 to 2. Wichita loses to Louisville 0 to none while Omaha tops St. Paul 5 to 1. Western League games feature Topeka beating Sioux City 7 to 2 and Lincoln routing Des Moines 13 to 1. Amarillo and Pueblo combine for wins over Colorado Springs 6 to 4 and Albuquerque 2. Telegram want ads conclude the clippings.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolia
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Wichita
Louisville
Omahe
St. Paul
Sioux City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Amarillo & Pueblo
Colorado
Springs
Albuquerque
Telegram
Jaycees open season with polished lineup for Garden City
Rambler and veterans headline Garden City in an opening exhibition against the Wichita Bo-Jets. Seven of nine starters were with the B-J team last year, five played college ball this spring, and Ron Ratliff is the lone newcomer. Pitching depth is a concern, with Heier the lone proven hurler returning and others unproven in nine innings. Ratliff impressed Loyd in a pretryout, arriving at 3:30 am for a tryout, while Kinney and Richhart will not play this summer. The Ban Johnson circuit expands this year as Scott City withdraws from the Southwest Kansas Junior Legion, delaying Garden City’s home opener to June 13.
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Bo-Jets
Garden City
Ken. Ester
Ron Ratliff
Denver
Buck Adams
Garden
Liberal
Ban Johnson
Eddie Dater
Laverne Billinger
K-State
Bobby Bergkamp
Regis Collge
George Lloyd
Oklahoma W
Adams
Oklahoma Panhandle A. & M
Larry Turner
Turner
Ester
Dodge City
Ratliff
John Loyd
George
Lloyd
Ron
Garden Citly
Telegram
Tommy Gardiner
Bob Gardiners
Southwest Kansas Junior Legion
Scott City
Bill Blickenstaff
Eugene Deaver
Legion
All Star Baseball Ballot Opens for Fans Voting
Fans will select players by position for the 23rd annual All-Star game. Voting starts today and runs until midnight June 24. Local notes report Coast to Coast beat the Druggists 6-5 behind back to back doubles in the seventh, while Deerfield fell 10-8 to The Telegram as Jim Frazier and Bob Fulton each pitched key innings.
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Coast To Coast
Fanihaus
Alber Knoll
Crook
Loren Cockriel
Hayden
Fankhauser
Hardware
Cockriel
Dean Buerkle
Buerkle
Deerfield
Telegram
Jim Frazier
Bob Fulton
Legion season opener kickoffs in Southwest Kansas
The Southwest Kansas Junior Legion baseball season opens today with Syracuse facing Ulysses on Ulysses Diamond, while Garden City starts Sunday in Dodge City under manager Joe Salerno. Liberal's planned opener at Scott City is canceled as Scott City withdraws from the league. Garden City lists players Bergkamp and several teammates set for the Dodge City trip.
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Joe Salerno
Garden City Nine
Syracuse
Ulysses
Salerno
Dodge City
Liberal
Scott City
Garden City Hays
Tom Bergkamp
Wes Ellis
Dee Weiser
Gary Baker
Corky Tabor
Sy Huelskamp
Joe Roth
Sharer Collins
Bobby Thorne
Melvin Taylor
George Escalada
Alex Horning
Bobby Ratzlaff
Jerry Hooker
Errol Miller
Baseball Scores And Schedules From Weekend Action
Results show Detroit and New York tied 3 3 Baltimore and Chicago 2 Washington beat Cleveland 6 3 Boston defeated Wenses City 5 0 in NL Milwaukee led with 88 Berlin, Pittsburgh 233 to 595 standings. Friday games listed include Chicago at Baltimore Donovan vs Ferrarese and Kansas City at Beston Gorman.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Donovan
Ferrarese
Stone
Wenses City
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Gomez
Lawrence
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N Fridey
Football and Golf Stars Named Athletes of the Year
Howard Hopa Cassady of Ohio State and Patty Berg, golf champion, were chosen as America’s Athletes of the Year 1955. The Frederick C. Miller Memorial Trophy honors top male and female athletes per AP year-end poll, with presentations by Judge Robert C. Cannon. Cassady led with 53 first-place votes. Berg edged Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Doris Hart, and Pat McCormick amid ill health of Zaharias.
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Howard Hopalong Cassady
Ohio State
Patty Berg
America
Frederick C. Miller
Associated Press
Order of Eagles
Robert C. Cannon
Milwaukee
Cassady
Detroit Lions
Columbus
Ohio
Patty
Pittsburgh
Herman Berg, Jr
St.Paul
KU Sprinter Enters Valley AAU Carnival MISSION
Dick Blair KU senior and Big Seven 100 and 220 title holder enters late in the Missouri Valley AAU track meet in Kas Pennsylvania. The field features Kansas and Missouri rivals and entrants from Kansas State Emporia State Pittsburg State Fort Hays State Missouri University Lincoln University of Jefferson City and others as they seek National AAU qualification and Olympic goals.
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Dick Blair
University of Kansas
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University of Missouri
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Lincoln University of Jefferson City
Assistant KU Football Coach Resigns to Become Teacher
Lawrence Kansas four months with Kansas football ends as John Kovatch 43 resigns to teach at a Chicago high school. Kovatch previously served as an end coach at Nebraska in 1955.
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John Kovatch
Kansas
Chicago
Kvatch
Nebraska
Pro Golfers Seek a Czar to Oversee Tour Prize Fund
Dallas golfers vote to create a tournament manager position funded by prize money totaling 21 000 to be raised from forthcoming events starting with the National Open. Toski chairs the committee, and the manager will oversee relations with sponsors and report to the PGA executive committee. The move aims to streamline promotion and sponsor support and would place Ray O'Brien under the manager’s authority.
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Bob ‘Toski
Holyoke
Mass
PGA
Tosti
New York
Toski
Ray O’brien
O'Brien
Lrom
Golf show to return despite losses in Dallas
Jim Ling, chairman of Golf International, sponsor of the tournaments, said last night Dallas would have its golf show again next year despite its losses.
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Jim Ling
Golf International
Dallas
31 Qualified for Tourney Play
Thirty one players qualified last week for the Ladies Handicap Golf tournament which opens Tuesday at the country club. Pairings for first round include Serena Downing with Maxine Blanchard, Bernice Anderson with Esther Porter, Anne Waddell with Velgma Piland, Grace Stoner with Lee Maxfield, Martha Schrader with Nellie Lile, Polly Kerr with Roma Heinemann, Leona Crotty with Patty Stevens, Sibyl Miller with Betty Droegemuler, Florence Burris with Katherine Hart, Grace Craig with Isabel Finnup, Doris Carmichael with Nonie Saffels, Rae Eisner with Barbara Smith, Louise Vance with Marietta Wasinger, Alice Slone with a bye, Irene Oswalt with Katherine Stackeljohn, Katherine Sartorious with Dixie Shurtz, and noted Chilean jockey Carlos Cruz agent Stephan Ballarini.
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Serena Downing
Maxine Blanchard
Bernice Anderson
Esther Porter
Anne Waddell
Velgma Piland
Grace Stoner
Lee Maxfield
Martha Schrader
Nellie Lile
Polly Kerr
Roma Heinemann
Leona Crotty
Patty Stevens
Sibyl Miller
Betty Droegemueller
Florence Burris
Katherine Hart
Grace Craig
Isabel Finnup
Doris Carmichael
Nonie Saffels
Rae Eisner
Barbara Smith
Louise Vance
Marietta Wasinger
Alice Slone
Bye
Irene Oswalt
Katherine Stackeljohn
Katherine Sartorious
Dixie Shurtz
Piersall Makes Fantastic Catch at Fenway Park
Boston center fielder Jimmy Piersall wowed fans with a leaping over-the-wall catch in right-center at Fenway Park during the Red Sox 5 0 win over Kansas City. His defensive brilliance came as Jim Finigan’s drive threatened a ninth inning rally, though the Sox sealed the game early with strong hitting.
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Jimmy Piersall
Boston
Jim
Jim Finigan
Fenway Park
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Kansas City
Finigan
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