Lawrence Trackmen Eke By Ottawa In Tight Relay Win
Lawrence Lions edged Ottawa University 70 3/5 to 68 2/5 on the Ottawa track to move to 2-2 in dual meets. The meet featured a split of 16 events with Lawrence grabbing key seconds and thirds, sweeping shot put and javelin, and winning two relays the medley and mile. Open 880 standout Dick Easton posted 2:08.1 as Lawrence earned decisive points in field events and sprints.
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Track meet results show four wins in six events
The report lists event by event results with names such as Ward Atta Davis Kaiser White night and Granville Kimball. it notes a 321.0 record in one race and highlights mile and relay performances. Remaining details are partial and fragmented from OCR.
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Eight Players Profit From Sacrifice Setup
In the opening games eight players benefited from the restored sacrifice fly rule. George Strickland and Jim Hogan of Cleveland Jackie Jensen of the Boston Red Sox Wally Moon of the St Louis Cardinals Paul Minor of the Chicago Cubs Gil Hodges of Brooklyn Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh and Sam Calderone of Milwaukee all hit sacrifice flies.
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Pittsburgh
Sam Calderone
Milwaukee
Card Rookie Moon Delivers Heartening Debut in Busch Stadium
In his first major league game Wallace Wade Moon, making his St. Louis Cardinal debut, hit a 350 foot homer in the first inning against the Chicago Cubs. Moon started in center field replacing Enos Slaughter, traded to the Yankees, prompting mixed fan reactions but later applause for the rookie.
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Trotters Beat Stars in Narrow Denver Victory
The Harlem Globetrotters led by early fourth quarter run to defeat the College All-Stars 73 to 77 last night in Denver. It marked the Trotters' 12th win in 18 games of the current tour.
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Kansas University tennis team blanks Mankato Teachers 9-0
Kansas University dominated Mankato Teachers 9-0 in a Tuesday meet. Al Hedstrom and Dik Hadley led singles wins. doubles results included Hedstrom Hadley and Sellers Youmans in a 6-1 6-3 victory. Kansas improves to 21- reading this season while Mankato falls to 1-2.
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Indians Dominate Quad Meet At Highland Park
Haske Indians won a quad meet defeating Highland Park Seaman and Osage City at Highland Park. They scored about half the points with 72 to runner up Highland Park's 15. Franklin Beaver leaped 20 11 in broad jump and won high hurdles in 16 2. Wes Creed set a 21 flat chest high. Warren Nephew set a meet record in pole vault while the 180 yard relay clocked 2 36. Other new marks included Rock Bergen and John Jones tying old records in sprints and relays.
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Track meet notes show multiple events and placements
Report lists several boys and events with mixed results. Whitree wins the 440 in 46 seconds. Johnson wins the mile in 5.015 with Pierce second. Whiteree appears again in 880, but the text is garbled. Black places second in discus. Wakole takes third in javelin. Medley relay anchors post a 3 34.49.
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Harvey Pass
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Thurman Moore
Ottawa Loses Duel in Track and Tennis
Ottawa suffered an 85-82 track defeat to Liberty WilNam Jewell. Ottawa also lost 8-1 in tennis. Lynn Ehrie and Don Lanning of Ottawa each won twice in track events.
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