Kansas State In Meet Here Saturday
Kansas State and Kansas renew their long time track rivalry on Saturday at the local field in the last spring meet. The Wildcats rely on weight events and distance runs led by Elmer Hackney and Dick Peters for key wins while Kansas strengthens sprints and jumps with Darrell Mathes and Kenny Hamilton aiming for multiple titles. Ray Harris is listed as injured for Kansas with a late bid to disrupt the Wildcats' planned dominance in the weight events.
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Kansas State Tops Iowa State In Big Six Baseball
Kansas State defeated Iowa State 9 to 7 in Manhattan. Pitcher Jim Brock earned the win with a bases loaded triple in the third inning as K State built an early lead despite five errors by the Wildcats.
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Kansas Teams Schedule to Washburn This Week
Sports calendar shows Kansas tennis and golf to Washburn on Wednesday and Thursday. Haskell track goes to Washburn while Kansas State tennis and golf play at home. Nebraska baseball hosts on Friday and Saturday with Kansas State track visiting and the EKSHS track meet at Ottawa.
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Hot Race Seen In American League
The American League features a close three to four team race with Cleveland and Boston tied for the lead, Detroit eight games back. In the National League, Brooklyn leads 8-0, while Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3-2 and St Louis edged Chicago 6-5 in ten. Yankees snap skid with a 5-4 win over Washington as Fel ler falters.
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Western teams lead opening pennant games in American Association
In the initial round of pennant competition eastern teams went 19 22 while the west built an edge led by Minneapolis seven game win streak. Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis St Paul next open Thursday with several key matchups.
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Baseball notes mark past Yankee and Giant outcomes
Today recalls Joe DiMaggio’s right leg injury sidelining him ten days. Three years back the Giants defeated the Phillies 11-2 in a second round win, their 18th straight. Five years ago Chance Sun led a winter book as Kentucky Derby favorite, withdrawn after a poor Churchill Downs trial.
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Carl Hubbell
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Yanks eye big names in baseball trades and college stars
Sports roundup notes Herman Taylor as Tony Galento’s brain trust, Mendel fronts. North Carolina U players Stirnweiss and Topkins draw eye from Yankees Indians Red Sox. Dodgers stretch streak as MacPhail attends races. Various boxing and coaching notes mix with humorous asides and a Tony Galento interview.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Leagues AP Recap
AP recap lists yesterday's results across American Association National League International League and others. Notable outcomes include Indianapolis 7 Kansas City f1 Toledo 6 St Paul 1, New York 5 Washington 4, Boston 11 Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 2, St Louis 6 Chicago 3, Detroit 4 Cleveland 3, Jersey City 3 Buffalo 1 Rochester 5 Newark 5 in 17 innings, and Texas League games Oklahoma City 4 0 Shreveport 2 1 Houston 2 7 Dallas 0 4 Beaumont 4 2 Fort Worth 2 4 San Antonio 6 0 Tulsa 3 5.
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Stars Rally For 5 4 Win Over Senators
Yesterday's box scores show Buddy Rosar collecting three hits for the Yankees including a ninth inning single driving in the deciding run as they beat the Senators 5 to 4. Greenberg and Benton powered the Ti wers to a 4 3 victory over the Indians. Coffeyville High wins invitational track meet with 69 points as Columbus places second and Cherokee tops class B.
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al Benton
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Open Season Sunday for Lawrence Semi-Pro Baseball
The Lawrence semi pro team opens its season Sunday afternoon at Berryton. A practice session will be held at Haskell tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 o clock, it was announced.
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Baker University sweeps Haskell in dual track meet
Baker University wins 12 firsts to 3 seconds in a 89 1/4 to 41 3/4 victory over Haskell Indians. Dean King wins two mile run, Anderson the javelin, Carney the broad jump. Haskell heads to Washburn Thursday for another meet.
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Butch the cat sought by eighteen KU girls and a housemother
Butch a black and white Persian cat with a fluffy tail is missing from 1244 Louisiana Street where 18 KU girls and Mrs. W. E. Walters care for him. He enjoys car rides and has been spotted in theaters before. A photo aid was published. anyone with information is urged to help reunite him with the saddened household.
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Journal World Classifieds Busy Market Place In Town
The Journal World Classifieds page describes the city’s busiest marketplace with listings spanning jobs real estate and personal ads. It highlights active sellers buyers and weekly turnover reflecting local economic activity.
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Former Hero Arrested in Danville Embezzlement Case
Howard L. Lawrence 40 alias Lawrence H. Lewis, once hailed as a hero for a cliff rescue, was arrested by FBI agents in San Diego and ordered to show cause why he should not be returned to Danville NL on an embezzlement charge. He was indicted in 1932 for stealing 11224.08 from First National Bank of Danville.
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Kiowa Favored to Repeat at Southern Kansas Track Meet
Kiowa seeks a second straight Southern Kansas league track and field championship after sweeping the K U interscholastic meet Sterling relays and Anthony relays. Other entrants include Anthony Medicine Lodge Harper Caldwell and Ningman.
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Attica hosts second annual southern Kansas high school track meet
Attica hosts the Pi Seven class B meet with seven schools entered Bluff City Nashville Zenda Hazelton Sharon and Attica. The event serves as a qualifier for the state regional at Hutchinson on May 11. Top athletes listed include Mertz Griffith Allen and Near with notable scores in early events.
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High Prairie Community Hosts Dinner and Awards
High Prairie held a term closing event featuring a basket dinner and awards for perfect spelling and attendance. Three students, Frederick Johanning, Harold Gleason, and Cecil Puckett, are expected to graduate.
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