Tough Big Eight schedule looms for Missouri and rivals
The Big Eight conference faces top ranked rivals as Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma State clash in a week of key games. Nebraska and Kansas State seek wins while Minnesota and Oregon State challenge Colorado and Iowa State awaits Virginia test.
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Standings and results from major leagues AP update
The Standings show New York leading the American League with 102 wins and 58 losses, followed by Cleveland, Minnesota, Baltimore, Detroit, and others. Sunday and Saturday results include New York over Kansas City, Detroit over Chicago, and Los Angeles over Cleveland, among others. National League standings list Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh with varying records. weekend games feature notable clashes such as Houston vs Philadelphia and Milwaukee vs St. Louis.
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Donna Collins and Herman Team Win No Tap Doubles at Garden Bowl
Donna Collins and Herman teamed at Garden Bowl Sunday night to win the weekly No Tap Doubles with 1464 total pins, aided by a handicap. Jo and Bruce Westigood placed second with 1354 pins. Helen Careathers and John Farmer led the weekly composite with 134, while ninepin tips were noted.
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College Scores Big Day Across Regions
Army routed Boston University 30 to 9 while Bucknell and Syracuse battled to a 21 all tie. Diverse results across the Northeast and Southwest show a mix of high and low scoring games with several teams posting decisive wins and others struggling to a stalemate. Tom Tresh of the Yankees homered as the eighth player to achieve a home run counted for both teams in the same game.
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8th Grade Shoots For First Game
Garden City High eighth grade football opens season with a lineup led by Merle Muian Altman and Joe Cole at backfield and passing, as Coach Pat Aluntan plans to pace early games. Teammates include Russ Phiss Terry Percival and Dar rel Ribbing, with Garden’s seventh graders balancing offense and defense in a spring kickoff schedule.
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Woman Attorney Enters Garden City Sports Car Races
Kansas City attorney Miss LaVone Daily enters the Garden City Sports Car Races as the first woman racer in the event. She has placed well in Ponca City Eureka Springs and Denver races and argues women can race as strong as men. Also entered are Phyllis Kiser and Edna Sherman, with a Shrine Club barbecue for fans Saturday night.
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Bowling season opens with high scores at Garden Bowl
Careathers Cops' Bowling Hezars led men with a 589 series and 2b game, while Thelma Kuehn topped women with 187 high game and 498 series for La Mesa Grill. Tatro Plumbing posted 717 team game and 2,025 team series as results show. Red's Cities Service, Scott Farnt Equipment, Las Mega Grill, Reed Stinomete Excavators, and others posted varied scores in opening Southwest Mixed League action.
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Garden Bowl
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la Mesa Grill
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Unclear Industrial Golf League meeting held offsite
An unreadable OCR excerpt describes a meeting of a local golf league with scattered names and places. It mentions team captains, committee actions, and upcoming events but specifics are illegible, producing a fractured account of preparations and participants.
Surprising Shockers Triumph Over Arizona State
Wichita State coach Whero Huerta claimed his team showed improvement after an upset victory in Missouri Valley play. The Shockers rose to a top nine position in the Valley standings with a strong opening performance and a key win over Arizona State.
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Powell Leads Buster Tackle Cast In 1960s Review
The article surveys the Powell and Woronowich duo at tackle, with Woronowich a 280 pound senior from Unyondale anchoring the line. Pastor, Pastor’s offense, and Wuest anchor defense alongside Powells as key blockers and tacklers in a feature on the team’s line strength and depth.
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Busters Set Jayhawk Pace in Kansas College Football
Garden City Junior College leads the Kansas Jayhawk Conference after two weeks with a 2 0 0 record by beating Arkansas City 13 7 in the season opener. Independence Pratt and Fort Scott each lost twice while Parsons and Hutchinson won. Dodge City beat Pratt to claim a 1 4 record as upcoming games include Hutchinson at Arkansas City Coffeyville at Fort Scott and Garden City at Pratt.
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Stucker Captures Club Tourney With Ace Hole-in-One
Larry Stucker a 16-year-old Garden City High junior won the annual club championship at Jaycee Airlinks on a handicap basis. He opened with a 96-yard ace on No. 1, shot 32 in round one and 37 in round two for 69 total. Stucker also claimed closest-to-pin prize. runner-up George McDonald finished 72.
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Garden High Buffalo selects co captains Collins and Terrell
Terrell Buff and Mike Collins named co captains for Garden High Buffalo football ahead of season opener with Colby Eagles. Collins is a 6-1, 170-pound end and two year letterman, plus basketball and track. Terrell, 6-0, 165 pounds, guards and has one varsity setter from last season and wrestles as well.
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Crone wins Cimarron Fall Golf Tour title in comeback
Crone, a Lakin farmer, topped 118 entrants from 22 towns to win the Cimarron Fall Golf Tour championship at Cimarron Golf Club with a 5 under par 67. He finished strong with birdies on Nos. 7 and 8 and a par 4 on No. 9 after a brief stumble. Nicolet and Hamm tied for second with 68, decided by a playoff where Nicolet prevailed for third.
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Garnand's Grains of Sand Lesson in preparedness
A farmer hires a man who can sleep when the wind blows at night. The man proves loyal and capable as a storm destroys the barn and stacks. The tale teaches preparing for adversity so life stays orderly and safe when difficulties arise.
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