Southwest Conference Faces One of Its Finest Races
Dallas previews the Southwest Conference football race with 400 players arriving for camp led by Texas A&M and UCLA set for Sept 16. Arkansas introduces coach Jack Mitchell and a Split T offense while Texas leads a large turnout at 44 candidates across six camps including 62 at TCU and 60 at SMU.
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Wisconsin and Texas clash in semipro meet tonight
Wisconsin club Milwaukee Talks faces Linton Texas Oilers in a third round National Non professional Baseball Tournament game with the winner earning a spot among the meet's top 10. Also on the schedule are two losers bracket games and results from yesterday's play.
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Former K U Golf Ace Wins Heart of America Open
Marilynn Smith of Kansas wins the first annual Women’s Heart of America Invitational Open in a sudden death playoff with Alice Bauer Hagee. Smith birdies from three feet on the fourth playoff hole to take $900. Hagge earns $630. Both shot 220 to tie after two under par rounds on Oakwood. The event set a new women’s course record of 71 by Fay Créciker.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Kansas City CIO AFL Dons Claim Regional Softball Title
The Kansas City CIO AFL Dons defeated Topeka Olse 1-0 to win the Western Regional Women's softball championship after losing the opener 2-1 in eight innings. Kansas City entered the final round 2-0, Topeka 4-1, and the victory sends KCDons to the national meet.
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Topeka
Baseball standings and results across leagues
The article surveys American and National League games with the Yankees leading the American League and Cleveland slipping after a 2-1 loss to the Senators. The White Sox split with the Yankees and Red Sox beat Kansas City to stay in contention. In the National League the Pirates split with Milwaukee, the Dodgers edged St Louis, and the Phillies won their ninth straight. Ed Reed Joost hit two homers and Gil Hodges homered for Brooklyn as Karl Spooner allowed six hits.
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Roy Campbanetta
Sid McDaniel shines in doubleheader for kc team
Portland reports Sid McDaniel of the Kansas City squad gave up four hits and lost the first game, then pitched a no-hit nightcap. The day also saw Topeka eliminated Lincoln Sec 30 behind Shirley Gahs four hits and 20 strikeouts. Kansas City shut out Topeka 2-0 and Lincoln beat St Louis Kuuls 3-1 in third round play.
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Littler Narrowly Wins Montreal Open in Extra Holes
Gene Littler of California won the $26,800 Montreal Open after an extra-hole finish against Stan Leonard of Vancouver. Doug Ford led early but finished three behind, with Ed Oliver and Sam Snead in the third place group. Littler earned $4,280 and Leonard $3,875.
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Gene Littler
Vancouver
Stan Leonard
Ted
Doug Ford
Tanks
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
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Leonard
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Porky) Oliver
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Sam Snead
West
26 Die in Flash Flood Near Tal-Pokow Hong Kong
The death toll from a flash flood that struck picnicking Chinese students rose to 261 with reports of 20 more missing. A cloudburst sent a nine foot wall of water through a canyon near Tal Pokow in the New Territories.
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New Territories
Tal- Pokow
Japan May Close Morinaga Milk Plant Over Poisoned Powder
Welfare Minister Hideki Kawasaki said the government might close Morinaga Milk Co. plant in Tokushima after arsenic traces were found in sodium phosphate used to stabilize powdered milk that has caused 44 child deaths and affected about 3000 people. Police questioned Morinaga executives as the probe focused on impurity checks.
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Tokyo
Hideki Kawasaki
Tokushima
Morinaga Milk Co
Morinaga
Cattle Saved From Fire at Kansas State College
A large stone barn burned on the Kansas State College campus in Manhattan yesterday. About 70 cattle were rescued before the fire grew out of control. Loss was unofficially estimated near 100000 dollars. Cause undetermined as grain and feed fed the flames while 1060 spectators watched.
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Kansas State College
State Receives Rehabilitation Grant Totals Across States
The office of vocational rehabilitation announced allocations totaling 32.8 million dollars to 48 states and territories. Kansas receives 434,758 dollars and Missouri 912.53 dollars for the year ending next due date, funding base support and expansion of rehabilitation facilities and services.
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NEHICH STRIKES COLLAPSE AT GERMAN SHIPYARDS
In West Germany the largest strikes after two shipyard walkouts in Hamburg and the Hensch el Jocamoire works in Kassel ended as workers returned to duties without the immediate pay increases they had demanded.
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Hamburg
Henschel Jocamoire
Kassel
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