Topeka Trojans Win Night Relays at Haskell Stadium
The Topeka team led by Apitz Wilson Boatwright and Lambert won multiple relays and events at the Haskell Night Relays, totaling 56 points to claim team victory. Lawrence, Ottawa, Haskell, and Leavenworth followed as scoring squads with strong individual marks in discus, shot put, and mile, while Charley Penny set a new L.M.HLS record in the discus.
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Track meet results with Ottawa and Leavenworth placements
Kell sec ond Ottawa third Lasrene fourth Leavenworth fifth 16 feet 7 inches best team total 120 yard high hurdles relay won by Ly repeka Capit z Wilson Boat wright Lambert Ottawa second Leavenworth third Lawrence fourth Haskel time 1 08 440 yard relay won by Haakell Cal ford Sands Bemore and Mehajeh Topeka first Lawrence third Leavenworth fourth Ottawa time
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Mickey Owen Leaves Dodgers for Mexican League
Mickey Owen, Brooklyn catcher, announced he will join the Mexican league after wavering between staying with the Dodgers and leaving. He cited Branch Rickey’s remarks and pressure from Jorge Pasquel as factors, and said he will be catcher and possibly manager for Torreon or Vera Cruz. He reportedly signed a five year deal with a $12,500 signing bonus and $15,000 annual salary.
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Kansas Teams Triumph in Golf and Tennis versus Nebraska
University of Kansas athletes swept Nebraska in golf and tennis yesterday. Tennis beat the Huskers 6 to 1 at Memorial Stadium with the lone Nebraska win in doubles 8-10 6-4 6-4. In golf, KU nearly shut out Nebraska 17 to 1 at the Hoops Park course in Kansas City with several 3-0 decisions and multiple 3-2 scores.
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SPORTS MIRROR LOOKS BACK AT PAST HAPPENINGS
The column recalls past sports notes from AP listings including a St Louis Cardinals pitcher Bill Trotter assignment to Rochester in the International League three years ago and a Kentucky Derby favorite Count Fleet winning the St James purse in New York. It also mentions Boston Bruins beating Detroit 3-1 for their fourth straight Stanley Cup run and Billy Celson of Rockford knocking out Cleto Locatelli in ten rounds at St Nick's arena ten years ago.
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Giants buy the Minneapolis Millers in undisclosed deal
Horace Stoneham president of the New York Giants and Mike Kelley owner of the Minneapolis Millers announced the purchase of the Millers for an undisclosed sum. Kelley remains president, with no other major changes planned and potential use of Giants players to bolster Millers pennant hopes.
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Mike Kelley
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Ambiguous 1920s sports scores fragment mix
The readable items show scattered game results and upcoming matchups among teams such as Foxton Yat, East Detroit, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, Navy, New York, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis, Washington, and Chicago, with unclear venues and incomplete scores. The passage resembles a standings or schedule list with numerous OCR errors.
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Setiae
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Detroit promoter ties up fighters as Santa Anita meets loom
Promoter Nick Londen and Bree talk smoothing tensions with New York fighters to keep them available in Detroit while Santa Anita opens a $490,000 meet. The piece notes distribution hitting new highs this season and the all America conference’s push to sign only college players.
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Meet to Wichita East Annual Invitation Relay Event Held Yesterday
Wichita East won the first annual Wichita University invitational track meet for AA high schools with 76 points yesterday in Wichita. Wichita North finished second with 51, Hutchinson third, 37, Latona 32, and Arkansas City 27. Aubrey Linville of Salina led scoring with two firsts and a second. Reed of Winfield upset Knight of Salina in the shot put with 47 feet 7 1/4 inches.
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Sauer Picks Missouri Club To Win 1946 Big Six Grid Bunting
George Sauer, Kansas coach, predicts Missouri repeats as Big Six football champion in 1946 after spring practice. He expects Oklahoma and Nebraska to contend for second, notes Kansas faces a brutal 10 game schedule and many players in service or transferred. He cites returning linemen and backfield prospects including Ray Evans and Frank Pattee, with several veterans in service awaiting return.
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Kansas Will Do 1946 Against the Aggie Nine
Kansas and Kansas State open a two game series at 3 30 p m Monday to start the Big Six diamond wars at Mt Dread. Coach Ralph Duggan unveils a fielding infield and a promising outfield with veterans Morrow Pritchard Hayden and Anderson. Saffell is set for the mound with possible early relief from Hammer Gilmore or Hellman as the Aggies loom.
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Gene Hellman
Anthony Relays Produce A Class A Tie At Anthony Meet
At Anthony Kansas on April 13 Pratt and Garden City tied for first in class A scoring 44 points. Kingman 3rd with 18, Anthony 4th with 16, Augusta and Medicine Lodge 14, Elmwood and Blackwell 15, Sterling 12, St John 12. Pretty Prairie topped class B with 39 points. Mulvane 24 14, Hugoton 23, Kiowa 18, Holyrood 17, Burrton 15, Fowler 14, South Haven 11, Buhler 10, Norwich and Argonia 9, Coldwater 7 3, Oxford 7, Jet 7, Coldwater 6, Ashland 5. Tarrant of Jet set class B best with 2:08.4 880-yard meet record. Honolulu School from Punahou entered 11 men for Kansas Relays with two events, a half and mile relay, competing against Fort Scott JC and Haskell. Captain Raymond Akana leads Punahou. Fort Hays hires Alex Francia as head track coach and assistant football coach with physical education duties, expected to join September 1 after military service.
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Cubs and White Sox to clash in city series opener
Chicago report notes GP Marvin Rickert, a 25 year old left handed rookie, starting in right field for the Cubs over Bill Nicholson as the Cubs beat the Sox 11 2 in Davenport Iowa to lead the series 2 1 Nicholson, last season's home run and RBI champ, loses opening spot to Rickert who hit .389 in spring games while Nicholson hit .120 and fell back to the bench ahead of the regular season set start Tuesday with Cleveland and the NL champions Cincinnati on tour
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Gumpert to Face Brooks Dodgers in Exibition at Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn report notes UP rookie Randy Gumpert, newly reassigned to the Yankees from their Newark farm, will start against the Brooks Dodgers at Ebbetsfield. Kirby Highe and rookie Waller to oppose him, with arms from Cleveland and Philadelphia also slated to pitch in nearby exhibitions as spring training winds down.
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Liberty Memorial coach Chalmar Woodard attends KS league meeting
Chalmar Woodard of Liberty Memorial high school staff travels to Kansas City to join Northeast Kansas league officials for a meeting held at Argentine high school today.
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Byrnes seeks 4.15 million for separate intelligence unit
Moscow reports item says U S Secretary of State Byrnes aims to obtain 4 150 326 dollars for a separate intelligence unit The Izvestia account quotes him calling an intelligence service a key tool of foreign policy and national security The Russian press contends such statements clash with U S criticism of foreign intelligence services
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Trial of Gen Drain Mikhailovic in Yugoslavia Noted
The report notes the Yugoslav trial of General Drain Mikhailovic as a link in the effort to uproot fascism's last remnants. President Truman's Hyde Park tribute to Roosevelt is highlighted, mirrored across Soviet press and Moscow radio.
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