Tams and Englund Vie in Missouri Kansas Pole Vault Duel
Missouri's Karl Englund and Kansas' Dave Tams lead a strong pole vault showdown in Columbia as both cleared 14 feet this season. The meet features other events including the mile relay, two mile, and distance races with key depth from both squads.
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Journal-World Phate
Giants Would Follow Bums From Big City
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham said the team might relocate if the Dodgers move to the Pacific Coast. He told the New York Mirror that a joint move could be practical, but New York would still be attractive if the rivalry could be salvaged.
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Unclear college and professional game scores fragment
Fragmentary sports note lists several college and professional games with scattered scores including Oklahoma A&M 58 Kansas 78 and Montana 78 Utah State 67, plus Fort Wayne 2 and New York 114 Boston 125. Names and contexts are incomplete.
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Temple
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Fort Wayne
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Boston
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Syracuse
Philadelphia
Clutch Shot Seals 56 54 Victory for A M over Kansas
Captain Mel Wright sinks a last second basket in Stillwater to lift Oklahoma A M over Kansas 56 54. Wright's final shot completes a dramatic sprint from mid court as 8 500 fans watched the upset bid unfold against Dick Harp's Jayhawks.
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Dodgers Plan Major League Ball in Los Angeles by 1960
Brooklyn Dodger President Walter F. O Malley predicts Los Angeles will host a major league team by 1960, possibly in a new park. The deal includes Brooklyn selling the Los Angeles ballpark and franchise to the Dodgers, with Chicago receiving Fort Worth’s Texas League team.
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Penn Prep Highlights Small Dipper Copycat
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a smaller edition of Wilt Chamberlain emerges as Bobby Mullery of St Vincent Catholic High in Plymouth high school dominates. Mullery scored 65 points to surpass the Stilt’s single game record with 41 field goals pushing Plymouth to a 23 0 season and a 92 point game backing Sacred Heart of burial.
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Dipper Rises to Fourth with 32 Against Aggies
In a tight race for the national scoring title, Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas moved into fourth place by scoring 32 points against Oklahoma A and M. The NCAA Service Bureau tally shows Grady Wallace leading at 30.41 average for 669 points in 22 games, with Joe Gibbon and Chet Forte close behind.
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Palmer Leads Houston Open After First Round
Arnold Palmer, 21, Latrobe, Pa, shoots 5 under 67 to take a one stroke lead in the Houston Open at Memorial Park. Jimmie Demaret Doug Ford and Peter Thomson sit one behind as Hebert and Middlecoff stumble with 73 and 74 respectively on the 7,200-yard course.
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Dallas
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Middlecoff
Myers Dusek title tilt looms in Lawrence wrestling card
Sonny Myers and Joe Dusek renew their interstate feud in the featured match for Myers Midwest heavyweight title at Lawrence Community Building. Myers risks his belt after a disputed prior finish as Dusek seeks the grudge win. Also planned are best-of-three bouts including DeSouza vs Lillon, Bartleman debut against Altman, and the noted Renwood Library open daily since 1747.
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Joe Dusek
Lawrence
Myers
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Hollywood
Dusek
Sonny
Mario DeSouza
Lillon
Dion
Foo
Larry Flammition
Dawn
Sarry
Pan Hamidton
Ly Disqasalitioes
Dilan
Ralph Bartleprao
Midete
West
Barieman
Greve
Bartleman
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Frank
Bully Boy
Iba engineers Oklahoma A&M upset of Kansas
Veteran coach Henry P. Iba led Oklahoma A&M to a 56 54 upset of No. 2 Kansas, continuing his 23 year tenure with 481 wins. Joe Stevens scored 31 for Wichita State as they defeated Oklahoma City 73 65 in another league game, with Wiehe contributing for the Wheatshockers.
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