Kansas Relays showcase weather fuels crowd and standout O'Hara
A sunlit weekend at Memorial Stadium drew an estimated crowd of thousands for the 38th Kansas Relays. Tom O'Hara from Loyola stunned Texas Southern by overtaking Major Adams in the distance medley, while Kansas and Colorado performances shone in relays and field events.
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Bill Alley
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Alley
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Cards Edge Phillies in Second Game of Doubleheader
Young pitcher Harry Fanok earned his second win in as many starts for the St. Louis Cardinals, blanking the Phillies for 5 1 3 innings as they won 10-5 to complete the doubleheader. Gene Oliver and Curt Flood homered for the Cards, who overcame an early four-run deficit.
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Curt Flood
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Fanek
Leon Wagner
Felix Torres
Don Lee
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Norm Siebern
Ed Charles
Ted Bowsfield
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A’s
Lakers Rally to Stay Alive in NBA Finals Series
In Boston the Lakers beat the Celtics 126 119 to knot the best of seven at 3 2. Coach Fred Schaus said they are very much alive as they head to Los Angeles for a decisive Game Six while Red Auerbach warned they only need one win to seal the title.
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Diamond Data Tuesday Games Schedule
The schedule lists upcoming games including Chicago at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Houston Milwaukee at Los Angeles (N) Cincinnati at San Francisco. The listing presents matchups without results or times.
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Yankees Add Four To Squad
New York manager Ralph Houk says the moves create a better balanced team after four acquisitions. Steve Hamilton joined from Washington in exchange for Jim Coates, Harry Bright was bought from Cincinnati for about 25000, and Hector Brown sold to the Houston Colts for the same price.
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Mets Rally Behind Hickman Power In Doubleheader Sweep
Casey Stengel’s Mets beat the Braves 8-5 and 9-2 as Jim Hickman slugged a grand slam and two homers, driving in seven runs. The pair of wins gave New York four straight for the first time in club history and moved them from NL cellar, while Giants and Dodgers also posted wins in National League action.
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Jayhawks Scrimmage Shows Sayers Pace Red Victory
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell praised the contact in Saturdays scrimmage as the Red team beat the Whites 36 12. Gale Sayers ran 11 carries for 83 yards and two scores while Sid Micek passed for two touchdowns and led the Reds atop the Whites during drills.
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Lirgete White
Oklahoma Golf Dominates Quadruple Meet At Manhattan
Oklahoma golfers led by Jack Nottingham 70 beat Nebraska Kansas and Kansas State in a quad at Manhattan Country Club. Oklahoma posted wins 15-0 over Nebraska and 18-2 over Kansas while also defeating Kansas State.
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Ed Romine
Bill Gunlicks
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Paul Carlson
Reid Holbrook
Ben Szaczygial
Wrank Kirk
Jim Colbert
Larry Luman
Jerry Shaw
Bill Bouchey
Rod Athey
Wnitnsas
US setback as Froehling loses in Pan American tennis
The United States suffered a sharp reversal in the Pan American Games when Frank Froehling, the American tennis team's chief hope, was defeated by a little-known Mexican player.
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United States
Frank Froehling
Record Set In State Meet At Local Bowl
Eugene Johnson of Lawrence leads Class A singles with 695 at Hillcrest Bowl as 64 teams and 380 bowlers compete. Bob Branch of Kansas City sets all time Class B all events 1,858 and 708 in team event. Event runs through May 19 with numerous standings and oddities across classes.
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Aguirre Wins Third of Year with 5-2 Victory Over Boston
Hank Aguirre improved to 3-0 this season, pitching three complete games and lowering his ERA to about 1.67 after a 5-2 win over Boston. Baltimore and Cleveland split shutouts as Steve Barber and Dick Donovan offered strong pitching. In Chicago, Minnesota rookie Jim Roland blanked the White Sox 7-0 before John Buhardt added an 8-0 four-hitter for Chicago.
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Jayhawk Bowlers Take Title in NIABA Tourney win
University of Kansas won the National Intercollegiate Bowling Association tournament in DeKalb Illinois scoring 97.26 points across 100 games to take the title. Akron finished second with 94.79, Siena 94.60, Mankato State 92.61, LaCrosse State 92.19 and Warrensburg State 86.71. Tarrel Hays of Kansas was the all-events champion with 2 039 pins in 10 games.
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University of Kansas
Marse Joe McCarthy Dies at 76 on Birthday
Marse Joe McCarthy, famed Baseball Hall of Fame manager, dies at 76 on his birthday in Amherst New York marking retirement from a storied career.
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N.Y
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Joe McCarthy
United States Suffered Setbacks at Pan American Games
On day three of the Pan American Games Cuba crushed the U.S. baseball team 13-1 while the U.S. basketball squad beat Puerto Rico 93-65. The U.S. tennis foursome faced Brazil and Mexico in counts of organization. Track and field begins Saturday as yachting and wrestling join 10 others. Six medals were awarded with the U.S. claiming three. Isaac Berger of York Pa. set a lifting record.
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U.S.A
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York
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