Marks in Danger When Prep Aces Journey to KU Relays
Kansas Relays prep parade notes the 51st Kansas Inter scholastic Relays on April 22 at KU. top high school talents aim for records in mile and two-mile events led by Julius Lincoln Ted Lewis Billy Mills Bob Harrison and Bob Karnes. strong entrants from Wichita East Haskell Douglass and Shawnee Mission. indoor title holders face close races for team and individual honors.
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Bob Karnes
Overbrook
Topeka
Julius Lincoln
Ted Lewis
Billy Mills
Olathe
Bob Harrison
Mills
Harrison
Lincoln
Har
Mission
Jim McHenry
Verlyn Schmidt
St. Joseph's
Hays
Lewis
Wage
Denny Burgess
Ra Harrison
New York
Beview
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Haskell
Karnes
East
Clay
Bulldogs
Indians
Sy Lewis
Gardner
Eainack
Duane McIntire
Douglass
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Shawnee Mission N' 19
Stanky Seeks Extra Work With 19-Man Pitching Roster
Houston report notes St. Louis Cardinals manager Eddie Stanky expressing desire for more pitching depth as 19 pitchers remain on the roster. He plans to use five extra innings in today’s-scheduled game against the Chicago White Sox to test arms, with Louis Arroyo starting and Gordon Jones in action.
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Tex
St. Louis Cardinal
Eddie ‘Stanky
Chicago White
Gorman Joins Athletics in Yankees Deal Boosting Club
Tom Gorman joined the Kan City Athletics after a Yankees trade that sent pitcher Ewell Blackwell and first baseman Dick Kry to the Yankees. Gorman completed a 10 minute bullpen session as A’s coaches watched. The club then split a 9 8 exhibition with Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Gay Richt
Tom Gorman
Coathe
City Athletics
New York Yankees
A’s
Gorman
Ewell Blackwell
Dick Krywho
Yanks
Orher
Miahwah
Jackonville
Fla
Sugas Sets Sooner Pace in City Women’s Open Round
Two time national opera star Louise leads field into second round of the $5,000 City Women’s Open in Oklahoma City. Georgian youngster, age 11, carded a two under par 75 to pace the early gun.
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Oma
Louise 'S
National Operatrian
Kansas football spring drills face injuries and depth
Kansas University football opens spring practice with about 93 players, noting many injuries and a deep roster fight for the fall. Key players like Tom Rosowicz and Dick Reich are sidelined. Rex Sullivan returns late. Terry Malott out with an eye injury. Coaches highlight the scramble for leadership and quarterback depth as drills wind down toward summer and fall.
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Tom Rosowicz
Hammond
Ind
Letterman
Dick Reich
Steelton
Norman Redd
Sublette
Manx Adams
Comer
Paola
Rex Sullivan
Lyons
Mather
Chuck
K.U
Pete Whitenight
Lawrence High
Terry Malott
Coffeyville Jura
Coffeville
Terry
Discrimination Affects Negro Athletes in Early Games
The article recalls racial segregation in sports, noting Bill Russell faced bed curfews due to restaurants denying service. It cites a Town coach alleging Deacon Davis was expelled from an elevator for being Negro, and Carl Cain had to wait for a less crowded elevator. It also highlights Missouri football prospects, disabled veterans Terry Roberts, Bobby Gooch, and Jim Martin, who aim to strengthen the defense this fall despite knee injuries and war service.
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Bill Russell
San Francisco
Deacon Davis
Carl Cain
Missouri
Terry Roberts
Bobby Gooch
Jim Carnbread Martin
Roberts
Gooch
Martin
Army
O HosSility Soft
Billy Maxwell Leads Azalea Open By One Stroke
Billy Maxwell carried a shaky one stroke lead entering the third round of the Azalea Open in Wilmington North Carolina. The 25 year old Odessa shooter posted 65 63 133 through two rounds at Cape Fear Country Club as Bob Toski and Mike Souchak tied for second with 134 after Toski set a course record.
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N.C
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Ero
Cape Fear
Bob Toski
Livingston
N.J
Billy
Toski
Mike Souchak
Durham
Mike
Kansas net star defeats Barbour in Arizona Open
Paul Butt of Albuquerque NM beat Lucien Barbour of Winfield KS 6-1 6-2 to advance to the Arizona Open semifinals in the men’s singles defense, solidifying his title bid.
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Tucson
Ariz
Paul Butt
Albuquerque
N. M
Lucien Barbour
Winfield
Kas
Butt
Avila Hints at .400 Target as Indians Pace Spring
Avila no longer late in camp and has surged to 8 hits in 14 at bats while driving 2 doubles and 2 RBIs in Cleveland's spring action. He has spoken of a .400 season and backed it with a 371 clip after a 24 hit in his first full game, joining a hot Tribe attack that pounded the Giants 15-3 and nurtured a 7-6 spring mark against New York pitching.
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Dave Preston
Warren
Ohio
K. A
Cleveland Indians
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Bobby
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Greenberg
Cleveland
New York
Ifs
Sox
Haddix
Chicago
Jim Marshall
Oakland
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Joe Adcock
A's Power Hitters Edge Opponents in 9th Rally
Sally league form notes the A s tally 15 hits with homers by Bill Renna Vic Power Bill Stewart and Bill Wilson. Yankees lose to a minor league club 5 4 in the ninth as Atlanta of the Southern Association pulls off a come from behind win.
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Bill Renna
Vic Power
Bill Stewart
Bill Wilson
New York Yankees
Atlanta
Southern Assn
Red Cross Board Meeting In Douglas County Chapter
The Douglas County Chapter American Red Cross holds its regular monthly board meeting at 4 pm Monday in the second floor classroom of the Community Building.
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Douglas County
American Red Cross
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