Skutka to Hike Distance Power At Texas Meet
Kansas prepares for the Texas Relays in Austin with 16 men, led by Tom Skutka a freshman miler from Bernia New Jersey, and a veteran squad aiming for distance medley and four mile titles. Jayhawkers hope to challenge Oklahoma A&M and Texas in multiple distance events over two days.
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Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Split In Tight Pro Football Notes
Fragmented text records show Pittsburgh scoring and Philadelphia tally in a close game. Mentions New York and Baltimore as other teams and partial scores appear amid garbled data.
Jayhawks Lose to Rice as Wiley Shines in Seven-If-Long Game
Kansas University baseball opened with a 4-1 win for Rice behind Captain Ron Wiley who struck out 10 and allowed three hits in seven innings. Kansas then fell 3-1 to Rice in the opener before a possible rematch if weather permits.
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Wiley Powers Jay Series Tie With Owls In Kansas
Wiley drove in two runs and Kansas matched Rice with 4 runs in early innings as Jim Trombold and Barry Robertson led a 6 hit attack. Kansas tied the series at two games, with further actions expected as Conteh Floyd Temple plans to start Bob Shirley.
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Houston Today Reports Gary Fenny Ready for Pitching Assignment
Gary Fenny is standing by for a pitching assignment as Houston faces upcoming games. The report notes his readiness and anticipated role in the team's rotation.
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Gardner Loses Two Star Sophomores for 1957 Basketball
University of Utah coach Jack Gardner said two sophomore players Jack Mannion and Ron Hallantyne are ineligible for the 1957 hoop season. Both had been on scholastic probation and failed to make up deficiencies, preventing spring registration and making them ineligible next season.
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Bums and Braves Battle in Prolonged NL Pennant Preview
The Brooklyn Dodgers and Milwaukee Braves staged a long exhibition trip branded the Pneumonia Circuit by Walter O Malley as they chase the NL pennant. In Jacksonville Don Newcombe allowed seven hits in six innings with Thomson and Logan homering. The Dodgers tied it with a third inning shot by Newcombe and a fourth inning Snider single. Other games saw the Tigers beat the Cardinals in 10, White Sox defeat the Yankees, Senators top the Reds, and Philadelphia down Boston 3 1.
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Pirates, Cubs Win Big In MLB Action Across Teams
Harvey Haddix earned the win as Cleveland plated nine runs in the seventh and toppled the New York Giants. Pittsburgh shut out Kansas City 2-0. Chicago Cubs defeated Baltimore 6-2, ending Mike Fornicle s strong outing.
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Kasko Seen as Potential NL Rookie of the Year
Fred Hutchinson of the St Louis Cardinals praises rookie Eddie Kaso as a possible NL rookie of the year. Hutchinson notes Kaso would need regular playing time and considers shifting Al Dark to left field so Kaso could start at shortstop. Don Blasingame remains Hutchinsons regular second baseman.
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Mashburn Ineligible for 1957 NCAA Track Meet
J W Mashburn, Oklahoma A M quarter mile star, is ruled ineligible for the 1957 NCAA track and field championships after the NCAA executive secretary Walter Byers confirms Mashburn has exhausted three seasons of eligibility. He competed for Oklahoma University in the Sugar Bowl track meet in December 1952 and for Oklahoma A M in the 1954 55 and 1955 56 seasons.
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Phillies seek strength as Kennedys potential debut looms
In Clearwater Florida manager Mays Smith airs concerns over the Phillies pitching staff and fielding gaps. The club contends with a weak lineup including a lack of power at right field and a pressing need at shortstop, with John Kennedy from the Kansas City Monarchs poised to become the first Negro member and likely open the season at short.
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Strannigan May Interview Northwestern Coach Post
Des Moines IA Northwestern may interview Bill Strannigan of Iowa State College for the vacant basketball coaching job. The interview is planned in Evanston on Saturday and would be conducted away from his Ames home.
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