Easy Indian Win In 4 Way Battle Here on Tuesday
Haskell Institute track team scored 11814 points Tuesday afternoon to easily beat Holton Hayden and Osage City in a quadrangular meet on the Indian track. Two stars rested as Bill Mills sat out and A J D Partridge was suspended for a training violation. Glenn Moser of Holton led with wins in high and low hurdles and second in the 22 yard dash as Haskell swept eight events.
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Hayden
Osage City
Braves
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Haskell
Indians
Bill Mills
A. J D. Partridge
Glenn Moser
Tribe
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Tony) Coffin
Charles Whitetree
Ken Bailey
Franklin Wesho
Emmett Austing
Allen Nephew
Ottawa
Warren Nephew
Moser
Welton
Farter Haskell
Ryai
Thighyle
Etzel
Pine
Needels
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Coon
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Halton
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Clinkenbearé
Horton
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Ile
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Yee Divia
Wheeler
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Former Boss Connie Mack Kissed by Jubilant KC Fan
Connie Mack the 92 year old former Athletics owner drew a kiss from Mrs James Irvin during Kansas City rallying support for the Athletics. The moment happened in the sixth inning as Mack sat with former President Truman and fans cheered the team. Mack laughed and said he was happy and excited.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Detroit
James Irvin
Mack
Harry S. Truman
Pittsburg Relays Invite 200 Schools for Seventh Meet
Athletes from 200 schools in Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas invited to enter the Pittsburg high school relays at Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Farouk Seeks Employment After Exile
Exiled former King Farouk of Megut asks for a job in comments quoted by Tempo. He says revolutionaries confiscated his private property and his situation is critical. he must work to live.
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Farouk
Megut
Masters Club at Augusta Built for Golf Not Gala Society
The Augusta Georgia Masters Club founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts grew from a private play area to a public style course with cottages and president Ike in residence. Membership costs 350 dollars yearly with 200 members and 2000 initiation for new entrants while green fees stand at 10 dollars per guest. The club emphasizes golf over social events and can sleep 45, attracting business leaders and presidents alike.
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Eisenhower
Bobby Jones
Clifford Roberts
Bobby
Roberts
Jones
Wall Street
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U.S.A
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Abe Lincoln
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Ike
Cardinals assign Jay Drake to Allentown for 1955
The St. Louis Cardinals place catcher Jay Drake of Lawrence with the Allentown Eastern League team for 1955. Drake, wife Elaine and their 34 month old son Mike will join him in Allentown after spring training at Deland Florida. He batted .135 for Omaha last season in the Western League.
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Allentown
Jay
Elaine
Mike
Lawrence High
Drake
Cardinal
Deland
Fla
Omaha
Truman’s Wife Questioned Pitching Ability Ahead of Opener
Mrs. Truman appeared dubious about President Truman’s baseball pitching as Kansas City prepared to face Detroit. Asked which hand he would use to throw out the first ball, she replied she didn’t know and doubted he would perform well.
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Maery Truman
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Trutiins
Vic to Take Card Mound Soon in Mile Race
Report says Vic Tass plans to join the Super-Aces for a mile race after a recent battle win. Bannister remarks Wes will compete soon as team aims for a headline matchup with St. Louis Cardinals.
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Bannister
Wes
Chicago
Hanoi
Mu Bedelle’ Stunky
St. Louis
Cardinaic
Azo York Yankees
Pollard May Refuse La Salle Coach Offer
The report notes Jim Pollard may reject La Salle University basketball coaching pursuit as questions swirl over his availability and potential future in college athletics. A reliable source said Pollard informed Minneapolis of any intent to quit professional play and take a college post.
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LaSalle
LaSalles College
Oxer
Texas
A&m
Potardadit
Minneapolis
Prs
Winfielders Top Wichita in Southwestern Colley Showdown
The Winfielders defeated Wichita yesterday in a team contest with Kas of Southwestern Colley leading the effort. The result highlighted strong play from both sides and showcased regional competition.
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Weinfield Kas
Southwestern Colley
Wichita
Hewson shoots world best with 2 45.6 for three quarters mile
English Army gunner Brian Hewson ran 2 45.6 for three quarters of a mile at Cambridge trials, surpassing the previous world best of 2 36.6 set by Arne Anderson in 1944. The meet also mentions Bannister and racing context with 250 venomous snake varieties noted.
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Brian Hewson
Hewson
Cambridge
Arne Anderson
Sweden
Stockholm
Ite Oaly
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