Haskell Night Relays to Feature Four-Meet In Topeka
Lawrence, Kansas set for the Haskell Night Relays at Haskell Stadium next Friday April 1 starting at 8 o'clock. Topeka Lawrence Ottawa and Highland Park will compete in a fast paced relay track meet with emphasis on team performance and medals for top finishers.
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Feller's Spring Hustle and World Series Aim
Grayson’s Scoreboard notes Bob Feller faced heavy workload in spring training with the Cleveland team in Florida and the West. Despite long games and a 2.18 ERA, observers say his arm remains potent as he eyes a World Series, and publishers push his life story as part of his meteoric rise.
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Colorado Favored In Sixth Annual Indoor Track Meet
Boulder based meet draws 210 athletes described by Frank Potts as the best in the history of the event. Colorado is the favorite with strong Kansas State, Denver, Wyoming, Colorado State and several others in a field including Idaho State and New Mexico. Potts expects at least nine records to fall with contenders in shot put and the mile and a 4:38.5 pace.
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Missouri and Kansas football links in early 1947 schedule
A look at the 1947 football season notes across Missouri and Kansas teams. Mentions Kansas State staff additions, Oklahoma players in spring drills, and Abe Stuber’s Iowa State staff completing with Burt Moore arriving for spring practice. Returns detail on coach changes, players like Joe Golding and Gerald Tucker, and All-Big Six honors among Reich Landon and Taine.
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Buddy” Jones
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Two Pro Players Barred From Pro Football For Keeps
Philadelphia April 4 194? The National Football League suspends Merle Hapes and Frank Filchock indefinitely for their roles in a fix attempt of last year's championship game. Commissioner Bert Bell says professional football cannot survive if players are not above suspicion. Hapes defies the decision saying he is finished with professional football while Firehook U Indiana alumnus says he still loves the game and has no future plans.
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Jayhawkers Win 9 to 0 From Arkansas in Tennis
Kansas University tennis team defeated Arkansas 9 to 0 in Fayetteville as the curtain raiser of the schedule. The article notes Lt. Benjamin Matassarin of Lawrence directed the basketball team in Japan and mentions charity watches given in Manila to service members, including Matassarin, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. G S Landrith of Wichita.
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No Hit No Run Streak Opens 1946 PCL Baseball
Ex-Richthander Jor Demoran of Beattie pitched the first no hit no run game of the 1946 professional season in Los Angeles as the Pacific Coast League opened with a 3-0 victory. Highlights recall Bobby Per booting five straight winners at Tropical Park three years ago and a 1936-41 look at Tigers.
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exo—Richthander Jor Demoran
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Baseball Results From A Rough Night Across Leagues
Partial score report shows Boston and Detroit tied 1 to 1 with unclear innings and calls. Other lines mention Presburgh scoring 15 for Minnesota and Philadelphia versus Boston, while Little Rock and Brooklyn standings are garbled.
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Training Camp Notes Mixed standings in Grapefruit League lead
Training Camp notes report New York April drama as Dodgers and Red Sox top Grapefruit League standings with strong showings. Dodgers 17-9, Red Sox 14-7. Cardinals, White Sox, Tigers sit near top. Frankie Baumholte shines for Cincinnati in four-game span with three hits and a homer as Red Sox beat Atlanta 4-2. Browns edge Athletics 4-3 in Palm Beach, a strange double play baffles observers. Cardinals close camp in St. Louis after a positive trip noted by manager Eddie Dyer.
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