Onus of the Bonus and baseball talent shifts
Harold Rosenthal argues that baseball must rethink talent scouting as major leagues shrink to one, with players from Class D lines and huge bonuses. He notes multi‑million payouts for high school and minor leaguers, the mixed results of big signings, and how salaries affect team rosters and veteran relations.
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Paul Pettit
California
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Selder
Browns Will Rise Wreath Spooks Busch Stadium Window
Funeral wreath placed at Busch Stadium by the St. Louis Browns Fans Memorial Assn of Chicago complains about fans razzing the Browns for losses. The wreath bears the inscription the Browns will use again and shocks Cardinals officials.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Busch Stadium
Browns
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Late surge lifts Kansas nine past Parkers in nine inning edge
Kansas University's baseball team trailed Arkansas 5 4 before a late rally in the final three innings gave KU a 6 5 win. The game completed a four game series with Arkansas, with Oklahoma A and M College on the schedule next for Floyd Temple's squad.
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Razorbacks
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Oklays
Floyd Temple
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Jayhawks rally past Razorbacks in ninth inning drama
Arkansas commits an error in the bottom of the ninth, letting Kansas edge Arkansas 4 3 as Ben Dalton and LaVern Fiss spark a late rally. Dick Bloney drives a game winning hit after a Varner error, with Bob Conn homering for Kansas earlier and Walt Matthews homering for Arkansas.
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H. Brown
Atkinson T
Bowling Notes Ivy League Standings and Victories
In the Wednesday evening league Lawrence Paper Co sweeping wins over Westview Motel, Rhodes Roofers, AROTC and Independent Laundry. Gemmell's and 100OF split three points each with Rapid Transit Co and Westvaco. Independence leaders include Fritzel-Jayhawk and La rence Paper Co. Office collecting four points.
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Reusch-Guenther
Toof Wissersnis
Westvaco
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Lawrence Paper Co
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Paper Co
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Snow
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Farley
Hi Metther Furnace
Hi Ser
Golden Crear
Ready Mix
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Eee
Decker-Coy
Mettner Furnace
Funktrooper-Warren
Perry Lions
Hercules
Hank's
Delivery Service
Split
Burd Hosts Sunday School Class Party at Home
Big Springs residents report a Sunday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Burd for their Sunday School class. Richland relatives Mr. and Mrs. Robert Combs and children visited their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson. Amelia Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartman, is engaged to S-Sgt Scott Hagen. Hartman attends Kansas State Teachers College Emporia as Alpha Sigma Tau and teaches in Great Bend. Hagen serves in the Air Force.
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Gus Hartman
Amelia
Scott ‘Hagen
M. R. Hagen
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Emporia
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Great Bend
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Parker Drives In Runs In Fifth Inning Baseball Win
The Kansas University game saw Parker drive in four runs in the fifth on a fielder's choice two walks and two Kansas errors. Gary Fenny relieved Wayne Tiemeier in the eighth to earn the win for KU while Charles Bogan pitched the complete game for the defeat.
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Parker
Kansas
Gary Fenny
Wayne Tiemeier
K. U
Charles Bogan
Perry Named Hays High Basketball Coach
Perry is named new coach at Hays High School replacing Art Leas who resigned. A College of Emporia graduate, Perry has coached at St. John High School in Kansas the past two years.
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Dick Perry
Hays High School
Art Leas
Perry
College of Emporia
St. John, Kas
Mims Wins Unanimous Decision In Clutch-Paw Bout
Holly Mims and Bobby Jones fought ten rounds in Philadelphia with Mims earning a unanimous decision. Judges Mina and Referee Clayton scored 6-3-1 for Mims while Lopinson had Jones 7-2-1. AP rated Mims 8-2.
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Philadelphia
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Bobby Jones
Jim Mina
Clayton
Nat Lopinson
Washington
Associated Press
Huskers hammer Kansas State in Big Seven baseball rout
Jim Cederdahl slugged a homer and two singles driving in five runs as Nebraska beat Kansas State 13 to 2 in a Big Seven game in Manhattan.
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East
Jim Cederdahl
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Kansas State
Local Social Roundup From Vinland To Topeka
Force stationed at Biggs AFB Texas visits in area. Merl Ingle family from Vinland and Grant Ingle family from Lawrence dine with Raymond La Duke. Wulfkuhle, Nichols visit Becker home after Downs stop. Cree couple welcomes newborn son at Stormont Vail Hospital. Community meeting set for first Friday in October led by Elmer Trowbridge president and Wesley Wulfkuhle secretary. Program committee includes Bill Boydston and Mel-
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John Manen
Topeka
Herb Lewis
Kansas City
Glen Mesenhimer
Elmer
Glenn Cree
Stormont Vail Hospital
West
Ray Cree
Henry Weinberg
Elnora Sage
W. P. Henry
Elmer Trowbridge
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Bill Boydston
Mel
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Gatherings
Vin Confer and Dick Godfrey attended. Mrs. Ray Cree, Mrs. William Burd, and Mrs. Melvin Walter will host refreshments. The Rev and Mrs R Conn of Salina visited their son Clyde Conn and his wife. Mrs. Fannie Wilson celebrated a birthday anniversary with her children. The Holloways of Topeka and Emma Holloway plus Mr and Mrs Arthur Holloway were mentioned in social items.
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Vin Confer
Dick Godfrey
Ray Cree
William Burd
Melvin Walter
R. €. Conn
Salina
Clyde Conn
Fannie Wilson
John Holloway
Topeka
Emma Holloway
Arhtur Holloway
Dinner Guests Honor Mr and Mrs Marsvin Richardson
Mrs Glen Mesenhimer was dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Marsvin Richardson at Melvern on Sunday.
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Glen Mesenhimer
Mrs
Mars Vin Richardson
Melvern
Engineer Killed at Power Plant in Winfield Kas
An electrical engineer at the municipal power and light plant in Winfield Kansas was killed working on a construction project at the facility. Details on the incident are sparse and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Winfield, Kas
William A Lloyt
Manal
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