Distance Corps Carries Indians To Second Place
The 52nd annual Interscholastic Relays at Kansas University saw Effingham win Class A with 2514 points while Haskell Indian Institute finished second. Lawrence High tied for 11th in Class AA, as six records fell and Mills over Lewis Topeka claimed Class AA, with Bear and Nephew setting fast times in the 880 and Stucker Boldridge dominating field events for Effingham.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Effingham
Kansas University
Lawrence High School
Ward
Derby
Lth
Mills
Lewis
Topeka
Shawnee-Mi
Shawnee
Douglass
Till Mills
Til Lewis
Emporia
Bear
Nephew Shine
Cliff Bear
al Nephew
Nephew
Haskell
Ken Bailey
Rex Stucker
Norman Boldridge
Stucker
Boldridge
Ottawa
Jim Ragan
Tom Jones
Shawnee Mission
Cawley
Galen Cawley
Lawrence
Lions
Buddy Bookwalter
Dan Acher
Larry Sneegas
Jerry Cunningham
Tarry Miller
Bob Tague
Rosedale
Bill Stuart
Robert Groseek
Olathe
Bob Kohler
Wyandotten
Ray Dyck
Moundridge
Ronnie Alen Mutchinson
Ken Barber
McPherson
Kansas
Karl Rittell
Rock Creek
Hittell
Pete
Kansas Memorial Stadium hosts record‑shattering high school meet
The 52nd annual Kansas prep meet at Memorial Stadium saw eight records fall and five boys break the half mile mark. Robert Tague of Rosedale led the way with 1:58.2, while Tony Coffin’s Haskell Indians dazzled in distance events. Rex Ressler of Wellington and Perrine of Derby emerged as standout talents, with multiple events and a grueling schedule showcasing top high school athletes.
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Kansas
Perrine
Ressler
Baer
Journal-World Phown
Kansas’ Memorial Stadium
Bil Stuart
Shawnee Mission
Robert Tague
Rosedale
Haskell
Indians
Tony Coffin
Ted Lewis
Billy Mills
Alton Nephew
Chef Bear
Mills
Lewis
Couch Coffin
Nephew
Tague
Bear
Jim Franz
Hillsboro
Sak
Gary Bear
Salina
Gilly
Max Falkenstien
Bill Stuart
Robert Groseek
Olathe Wit
Ray Dyck
Moundridge
Bernie Perrine
Derby
T'S
Parkenstion
Kansas University
Topeka Drops Pair Of Home Baseball Openers
The Western League began with four teams tied for first after opening series losses at home by Albuquerque Sioux City Topeka. Amarillo swept at home against Colorado Springs to lead the standings. Tonight Amarillo visits Colorado Springs Sioux City goes to Des Moines Topeka plays Lincoln and Pueblo hosts Albuquerque.
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Topeka
Associated
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Lincoln
Colorado
Springs
Lawrence High tennis sweeps Atchison in dual meet
Lawrence High School swept all five singles and won one of two doubles to defeat Atchison in a Friday dual at Atchison. Lawrence improves to three wins, one defeat, and a tie. next match is Wednesday at 3 p.m. against Highland Park on local courts.
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Lawrence High School
Atchison
Lawrence
Lions
Highland Park
Robert Reed
Ron Clarkson
Bet
Ohio Bowler Jumps Ahead In ABC Singles Tourney
ROCHESTER New York George Wade a Steubenville Ohio lefty leads the 53 4 annual American Bowling Congress singles tourney after a 744 total fueled by games of 247 239 and 25 percent spare spares he edged Dekalb Mich s El Pantula who had led since April 9 Wade misses only a seven pin to break the ABC singles record of 775 set by Lee Jouglard Detroit in 1951 the 33 year old remains the likeliest to win the crown
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Rochester
N.Y
George Wade
Steubenville
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Wade
el Pantula
Dekalb
ABC
Lee Jouglard
Detroit
St. Paul
Minn
Home Runs Spark Friday AAA Action and Wins
Eight circuit blasts highlighted Friday night play in the American Association. Denver Bears stretched their win streak to four with a 7-6 comeback over Indianapolis Indians, while Wichita Braves earned a 5-0 win at Omaha with two homers by Chico Garcia and Eral Hersh. Louisville remained right behind with a 7-4 victory over Minneapolis. St Paul beat Charleston 4-2.
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Denver
Wichita
Indianapolis
Bears
Indians
Louisville
Minneapolis Millers
Braves
Omaha
St. Paul
Charleston
Chico Garcia
Eral Hersh
Feat in Eighth Sparks Rally as Koppe Scores
In the eighth inning against Omaha, Garcia reached base with teammate Joe Koppe who had walked. Omaha loaded the bases in the ninth but failed to capitalize as relief pitcher Bob Giggle shut the door, ending the threat.
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Fead
Omaha
Garcia
Joe Koppe
Bob Giggle
Cardinals Again Serve Homers In Record Numbers
Cardinals pitchers allowed eight homers in three games including a grand slam by Ray Jablonski as Milwaukee beat St. Louis 5-4 to stay atop the NL. Eddie Mathews and West Covington hit for Milwaukee, while Brooklyn and Philadelphia won and Chicago beat Cincinnati 2-1. Mickey Mantle drove in four as the Yankees beat Boston 7-1 and Cleveland topped Detroit 3-1.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ray Jablonsii
Milwaukee
Braves
Eddie Mathews
West Covington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Roger Craig
Junior Gilliam
Chiladelphia
Giants
del Ennis
Manue
Chicago Cubs
Sam Jones
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Ron Northey
Cleveland
Detroit
Early Wynn Dominates as Orioles Edge Nationals
Early Wynn pitched a five hitter to secure Baltimore's first win of the season. Gus Triandos delivered a decisive two run homer off Tom Poholsky, as Milwaukee's starter, who allowed 26 ground balls last season, faced trouble. Stu Miller took the loss after Bobby Thomson's sacrifice fly scored Mathews for an unearned run in the eighth.
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Wynn
Baltimore
Gus Triando
Washington
Mibwaukee
Tom Poholsky
Gopher
Reliiever
Stu Miller
Bobby Thomson
Mathews
Shot Put Duel Tops Kansas Relays Card
Top contenders for U S Olympic berths highlighted the 31st Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium. Parry OBrien of Travis AFB and Bill Nieder of Kansas were set to clash in a dream shot put duel after world bests and strong previous marks. About 1,000 thinclads from 63 schools competed as records were within reach across multiple events including discus, javelin, relays, and the decathlon led by Buzz Frasier.
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Kansas
Lyman
Buzz) Frasier
Baltimore Md
Olympic Club
Franlét Stars in Five-Event Decathlon Lead
Franlét former University of Kansas high jump star and football end scored 3759 points in the first five events Friday with a 138 point jump on Phille Key of Wyoming. Trailing Mulkey a GI from Stella Mo were Manwarring Oklahoma A M Clark Iowa State Hawkins Nebraska Saxton Ft. Bliss Bill Appleby Wisconsin State and Believer Wichita. The final five events in the decathlon were to be run off this morning.
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Franlét
University
of Kansas
Phille
Key
University of Wyoming
Mulkey
Stella
Charles Manwarring
Oklahoma A&m
Bob Clark
Iowa State
Bill Hawkins
Nebraska
Dale Saxton
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Bill Appleby
Wisconsin State
Jerry Believer
Wichita
Betsy Rawls Leads Dallas Open After Round Two
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg holds a one stroke lead going into the final round of the $7,500 Dallas Women's Open in Texas. Rawls shot 73 in yesterday's second round for 145 total while Marlene Bauer Hagge Asheville NC and Fay Crocker Montevideo Uruguay are tied for second at 146. Mary Jena Faulk Thomasville GA fell from first to 150 after an 80 in the first round lead.
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Dallas
Tex
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
D.C
Miss Rawls
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Asheville
N.C
Fay Crocker
Montievdeo
Uruguay
Mary Jena Faulk
Thomasville
Autherine Lucy to Wed Texas Minister in Dallas
Miss Autherine Lucy, 26, once expelled from the University of Alabama after campus race riots, is to marry Rev. H. C. Foster, 27, a student minister at Butler College Tyler Texas, at 3 p.m. tomorrow at St John s Baptist Church. Rev. Ernest Estell will officiate.
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Autherine Lucy
Texas
Dallas
University of Alabama
H. C. Foster
Butler College
Tyler, Tex
St. John's Baptist Church
Ernest Estell
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