Monday Ladies League Scores and Standings Report
In the Monday Ladies League Vincent's extended their winning streak with three victories over New York Cleaners. Bernice Anderson led the winners with 470, Kirby Selzer 468, and Dr Pepper's Nora Frang and Dorothy Wazninler among top scorers. Standart Life topped Rankin's and Bartektes Seed for two games, with Ren Breffen scoring 502 and a 542 series by Calhort topping the aid.
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Fling by Snead Secures Lions Track Victory Over Ottawa
Lawrence High edged Ottawa High 68 64 in a windy Tuesday meet as Bill Snead delivered a 142 414 throw in the spear event to win by four inches and avoid a 66 66 deadlock. Ottawa won 10 of 16 events, but Lawrence swept the high hurdles and discus.
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Lawrence High
Ottawa High
Ottawa
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Welburn
Lions
Lawrence
Extra Oomph Pays Off at Stateyard Track Meet
Ottawa stars Wilson and Kaiser led a strong showing at the state AA meet. Wilson won three events including the 440 and broad jump, while Kaiser claimed the 100 and 220 and anchored the medley relay. Burt Pontius set 11-6 in pole vault giving Ottawa a second in that event. Jim Ragan threw 143 in the discus. Buddy Bookwalter shaved time in the high hurdles to 15.5 as Lawrence and Otawa teammates shone.
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Wetter
Ripi
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Yuning Tain
Eichhorn
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Fle
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Barr
Ortawa
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Bundy
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Malott
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Las & Creamer
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Harder
Williame
Kaiser
Cunningham
Nichola
eMile Relay
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Turner
Tisseus
Ragan
Stinson
L. LaCole
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Welburn
Wiser
O. Pontius
Heleht
Tshot
Cole
Holmes
Tie— Getson
Mumford
I. Snead
Willems
Jaydee Stinson
Jim Ragan
Burt Pontius
Lions
Malser
Marvin Wilson
Fred Kaiser
Cyclones
Buddy Bookwalter
Junior Smith
Larry Kelley
Saleh
Lawrence
Strong Little Jap Wins First in Marathon Race
Hamamura of Japan set a new Boston AA Marathon record 2 18 22 finishing ahead of Eino Pulkkinen by 250 yards after a late hill surge. Nick Costes of Natick pushed the pace much of the way while Keizo Yamada’s 1953 mark stood briefly before the surge.
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Boston
Hideo
Hamamura
Japan
Yamagushi
Keizo Yamada
Nick Costes
Natick
Mass
Finland
Eino Pulkkinen
Texas Sprinter Blaze Sprints 9.2 in 100 Yards
Texas University sprinter Dean Smith ran a 9.2 second 100 yard dash in a triangular meet at College Station Texas, aiding Texas over Texas A M and Rice. A tailwind prevented an official world record, while he posted a 20.4 second 20 yard time as another top mark.
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Texas University
Kansas
College Station
Tex
Mel Patton
Smith
Texas
Texas A & M
Rice
James Hollingsworth
Mather praises faster Kansas offense in 26 12 win
Kansas coach Chuck Mather praises quicker more confident execution after a 26 12 Varsity victory over Alugmni. The piece notes new quick openers in the BK offense and compares last year’s less varied attack to this season’s sharper, faster plays.
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Kansas
Chuck Mather
Alumgni
Mather
Mondas
Kansas University Nine Prepares for Big Seven Openers
Kansas University baseball coach Floyd Temple's team, holding a 4-6 record, begins a week of practice in Lawrence before the Big Seven opener against Nebraska next Monday and Tuesday. The Jayhawks recently lost a Monday-Tuesday series to undefeated Oklahoma A&M, leaving Lawrence with an 11-0 mark and an 11-0 deficit in that series after a 16-7 defeat and a late winning run.
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Oklahoma A & M
Kansas
J. W
Mashburn
Oklahoma University
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Helsinki
Finland
Brutus Hamilton
K.U
Rae
Charlie Moore
Hamilton
Moore
Jamaica
George Rhoden
Eugene Cole
Reggie Pearlman
Mal Whitfield
Kansas University
Nebraska
Floyd Temple
Lawrence
Aggies
Jayhawkers
Kansas and Oklahoma clash in high school baseball thriller
In a well played game Tuesday Kansas led 3 0 before a late rally by Oklahoma as Bobby Conn hit a long homer to spark a 4 2 edge in the eighth. Aggies gathered three hits including Finnegan double and Patrick triple for tying runs then fell short in the ninth.
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Kansas
K. U
Bobby Conm
Phil Finegan
Jerry Patrick
Aggies Rally in 11th to Edge Kansas U 4–3
In the 11th inning Mayo Hemperly reached on an error by Don Steinmeyer. Don Bacon and Fred Babb followed with hits, Raonie Bennett forced Hemperly home after walks. Tom Borland pitched a complete game for the win, while Ben Dalton took the loss after relieving Wayne Tiemeier in the ninth.
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Kunieden
Patrick
Kansas
Streinmeyer
Finnegan
Dalton
Babb
Bennett
Wright
Bacon
Tiemeier
Borsland
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Borland
Daltan
Enger Mahon
U—Edwards
Winter
Aggie
Mayo Hemperly
K. U
Don Steinmeyer
Don Bacon
Fred Babb
Ags
Raonie
Hemperly
Tom Borland
Ben Dalton
Wayne Tiemeier
Fights Last Night From Salt Lake to Chicago
Salt Lake City fighter Rex Layne stopped Willy Jackson in Salt Lake City. In Miami Beach Joe Lind outpointed Bob Satterfield in Chicago Dick Carr defeated Frank Smith in Chicago. The line notes the season victory record of nine by Giants in 1918 Dodgers 1940 Browns 1944.
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Salt Lake City
Rex Layne
Willy Jackson
Alberta
Miami Beach
Fla
Joe Lindsay
Brooklyn
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Dick Carr
Frank Smith
Giants
Dodgers
Browns
Fring Conore Stokely Leads Narrow Victory
Fring Conore Stokely's Greeny Lantern Team edged Westvaen Nea by four points as Hy 30 and Ser 10 each from Fring and Stokely helped edge a crowded field. Key contributions from Tayhawk Motors and Stokely produced the decisive total, with four points apiece in a tight teen Larne triad context.
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Greeny Lantern
Bad
Haineseters
Weateno
Torneden Westie
Chartran
French Art On Display At Paris Orangerie
American museum and private collection paintings opened at the Orangerie as part of the U S Salute to France. The exhibit showcases numerous French works highlighting the transatlantic cultural ties and pivotal artists on view today.
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Orangerie Museum
U. S
France
Webb City Youth Drowns at Small Pond Edge
Jesse James Stapleton a 14 year old who could not swim joined Bayes at the edge of a small pond yesterday afternoon. His body was recovered an hour and a half later after volunteers gave oxygen at the scene and he died of drowning at a hospital. Police and firemen dragged the pond and the body was recovered by Kelly McKnight as three boats searched the area with aid from a Galena Kansas emergency truck.
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Webb City
Jesse James Stapleton
Deaih
Barry
Kelly McKnight
Galena, Kas
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