Rain Dominates at 48th Kansas Intercollegiate Relays
Wichita East and Stafford win team titles in Class AA and A as rain soaks the meet. Peters wins AA mile with a 4 33.8, while Haskell’s Carter shocks in the 860 yard. Hazlett and Hervey sweep hurdles, and Elm places for Lawrence, but the Lions fall short in relays amid muddy, slow times.
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Clarke Kaye
Wichita East
Stafford
Kansas
Moundridge
Browns Renew Wartime Glory With Nine Straight Wins
Gy JACK HAND Associated Prana Sports Writer The giddy St. Louis Browns are beginning to remind folks of the team that set a new league record by winning its first nine games. The Browns, who once captured the only American League pennant in wartime, surged as they opened home play, with Pillette, Garver, Davis and Byrne stoking a 7-1 win over the White Sox. Feller glowed for Cleveland in a 4th straight win over Detroit, while Washington and Boston posted victories as the pennant race heats up. Brooklyn also rode hot bats into a 7-6 win over New York, with Jackie Robinson’s homer sparking late drama at Ebbets Field.
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Prana
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Brooklyn
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Ned Garver
Bob Davis
Tommy Byrne
Duane Pillette
Pillette
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Bob Feller
Cleveland
Tribe
Detroit
Feller
Cliff Maples
Matt Batts
Johnny Lipon
Bob Lemon
Steve Souchock
Connie Marrero
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
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Allie Reynolds
Phil Rizzuto
Mickey Grasso
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Eddie Yost
Gi Coan
Clyde Vollmer
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Kim Plersall
Tex Hoyle
Faye Throneberry
Andy Pafko
New York Giants
Ebbets Field
Giants
Clem Labine
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Billy Loea
Track meet results from multiple Kansas teams and events
A dense list of track and field results featuring Maryaville and numerous Kansas schools. Event highlights include 120 yard hurdles won by Jim Merry, discus and shot put results with top throwers Charice Bernard and Bob Flowers, javelin led by Rob Flowers, and the mile run won by Lert Peters. Schools mentioned include Wichita North, Emporia, Topeka, Hutchinson, Lawrence, and Shawnee Mission with multiple athletes named in each discipline.
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Leo Peters
Haskell Institute High School
Kansas
Steve Carter
LMHS
Journal-World Photo
Jim Merry
Niche Fae
All Wynd
Arkm Bas
Roy Eh Lawrence
Nerands
Malolm Lindsay
Bhawnea Mission
Bill Hinan
Dinas Bute
Bua Evans
Wichita North
Eldon ‘Aker
Newton
Buddy Wright
Winfield
Charice Bernard
Hutchinson
Ri Nisder
Lawrence
Vak
Bob Flowers
Wyandotte
Don Laws
Emporia
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Cawren Oat
Jim Curry
Otea
Charien Ahaw
Coffeyville
Charles Bernard
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Rob Flowers
Wyandpite
John Parker
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Garden City
Dan Hed
Don Swaarer
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Carl Ville
Dwicht
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Rot Howard
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Seria
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Bob Hud
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Feohard Lotten
Gar- City
Kart Mecklenburg
James McGahe
Lawrence Satomon
Renee Wilson
Wyan
Stewart Elliott
Galen Bratches
McPherson
Ward
Ralenhiny Lindsay
Shawnee
Elis Evane
Elton Akers
Flood Farmer
Divight Fenton
Lert Peters
Haskell
Allen Frame
Kita East
Carl Michel
Garten
Oklahoma
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Chuck Coleman
Quanah Cox
Harry Lee
Texas
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Charlie Thomas
Husky
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Lions Tennis Team Falls to Highland Park Lions
Lawrence High’s tennis squad fell Friday afternoon as Highland Park swept the dual meet 5-0. Notable results included Tom Davidson of HP defeating Bot Reiter 6-1 6-1 and Don Locke of HP beating Sam Slayton 6-0 6-4.
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Highland Park
Scotties
Sam Slayton
Don Locke
Tom Davidson
Bot Reiter
Stan Werer
Keith Andler
Don Parks
Dick Marquette
Dick Maze
Huston Pulford
Eddie Martin
John Wulfkuhle
Bil Pulford
Bill Erdman
Bob L'Euyer
Fred Wright
Missouri loses to Kansas State in seven inning conference game
Missouri overwhelmed Kansas State 20 to 21 in a Big Seven baseball clash here Friday. Missouri collected ten extra base hits including Hob Schoonmaker homering in the third inning. Olathe radio license item follows with FCC approval of KPRS assignment to City Advertising Agency.
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One Clean Record Keeps Indians Unbeaten in A A
Charley Sipple delivered a perfect relief outing to preserve Indianapolis 5-1 over Columbus, keeping the Indians the lone unbeaten team in the American Association. Louisville downed Toledo 10-5 to take the series 2-1. Kansas City edged St. Paul 8-7 in 11 innings. Saturday slate features Louisville at Columbus, Minneapolis at Kansas City, Indianapolis at Toledo, and St. Paul at Milwaukee.
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Bill Evans
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Big League Victory At Kansas Relays Palko Leads
1952 Kansas Relays report notes Palko's smash as a big win. Sid Gordon and Willard Marshall hit consecutive ninth inning homers after Russ Meyer delivered two hit shutout innings to lift Boston over Philadelphia 3-2. Cubs over Cardinals 54 with late surge. Pittsburgh blanked Cincinnati 3-0 on Bob Friend's five-hit effort.
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Russ Meyer
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Browns End Slump With Four-Game Winning Streak
The Browns pull off a four-game winning streak marking their longest run in two years after climbing from last season’s cellar. The line hints at a pivotal turnaround as confidence grows for the Brownies.
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JUST FOUR DAYS WORK ST LOUIS
Rogers Hornsby praised the St. Louis Browns after a 7 to 1 win over the Chicago White Sox. He noted four straight victories to start the 1952 season and mentioned Detroit’s Tigers were swept, while cautioning that the rookie-heavy Browns must play more games to predict their pennant bid.
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Diamond Dope: National League Baseball Schedule and Scores
Baseball brief lists 1957 records and matchups across major leagues. New York at Brooklyn, Chicago at St Louis, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Boston at Philadelphia feature in detailed results. American and Pacific Coast League results accompany standings and pitcher records.
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Fights Last Night in Allied Boxing Card
ClevelandVejar outpointed DeFazio 149 to 151 after ten rounds while Nardico stopped Sabotin over ten rounds. La Starga halted McFadden at 191% in New York. The article also notes total Kansas crop value at 646,798,000 dollars for 1950.
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Bayonne
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Tampa
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Warren
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Roland la Starga
Joe McFadden
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New York Boxers Pivot After Close Losses
Roland La Starza sustains cut over the eye but stays competitive against Marciano in a temperate Garden bout. McFadden and Bucogean tied to rematch talk. La Starza, Bronx heavyweight, eyes future action as plans unfold toward titles and potential matchups with Jersey Joe Walcott and Ezard.
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Jays Split Golf Tennis Baseball Team Rained Out
Kansas and Nebraska universities divided a dual golf and tennis meet at Lincoln amid rain disruptions. The event included golf and tennis matches with teams from both state schools sharing the day’s results.
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Lines Harold L Ickes at interior talk as singer
A trimmed OCR fragment notes Harold L. Ickes once interior secretary appearing at an event where a Negra seer will sing. the line hints at historical figure involvement and a performance context, but details are sparse and unclear.
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