Mehl Claims Johnson Reluctant to Move A's to Kansas City
Mehl, Kansas City Star sports editor, says Arnold Johnson initially refused to move the Athletics to Kansas City. He notes Johnson eventually acquired the franchise from Philadelphia and moved the club, denying any tricks or Yankees ties and claiming Johnson acted independently with major league clubs offering help.
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Cubs Sign 28-Year-Old Pitcher Bobby Thorpe Bargain Tale
CHICAGO Cubs tout Bobby Thorpe a top bargain after a 28-4 season in California League stockton. The 20-year-old righty signed for 15 000 in 1952 after San Diego high school, showing poise and promise as manager Stan Hack previews the spring test against the White Sox.
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Nixon Begins About Ten Day Vacation in Miami
Vice President Richard M. Nixon and his family relax in Miami beginning a planned ten day vacation. Nixon said he hoped the break would last about ten days.
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Majors Loaded With Ifs Men Set to Shape 1955 Season
A bank of key players labeled as if men could decide pennant races in 1955. Giants Campanella and Mays anchor New York, while Dodgers and Yankees feature Crowding stars like Robinson, Newcombe, Turley, Larsen, Kiner, and Bell to push for titles.
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Lawrence Junior High crushes Highland Park in 68 32 meet
Lawrence Junior High School track team defeated Highland Park freshmen 68 to 32 in Topeka. Andy Graham led with 17 points, Jeri Craig added 11, and William Hultz contributed 10.4. Next meet is April 21 at Haskell Stadium against Haskell and Highland Park frosh.
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Harlem Globetrotters Trot In Kansas City Tonight
The Harlem Globetrotters prepare for a game in Kansas City against All-Stars. Walter Duk and Tom Gola lead with strong scoring as the team aims to extend a winning streak after steady performances in previous stops.
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Indian Bees Edge Lions In Dual Track Memo
Indian track team defeated Lawrence High School reserves 68 to 63 in a dual meet. The Tribe won a close race at the Unde track with several standout performances. Ray Massey led with strong scoring while Ty contributed key points for the Braves.
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President Wandrone Wilson as Princeton football coach in 1890
A historical note identifies Wandrone Wilson as the football coach at Princeton in 1890. It places him in the early era of American college football and marks his association with Princeton University.
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Burke Opens Masters With New Putter in Lead
Jack Burke used a new blade putter to surge to a four stroke lead after opening rounds at Augusta. He shot 67 as Mike Souchak and Julius Boros trailed, with Sam Snead and others near par. The Masters field featured top pros and amateurs competing on the challenging course.
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