Former Kansas track stars skip AAU European trip
Al Oerter and Bill Alley refuse to join the AAU sponsored European tour arguing lack of reimbursement for extended time away from work. The piece criticizes AAU planning and notes additional meets against Germany and Poland, plus a London stop, with calls for more athletes to substitute.
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Bill Alley
Moscow
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Germany
Stuttgart
London
Warsaw
Poland
New York
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Hail Storm Halts Little League Game in Florida
A Little League baseball game at Hyde Park in suburban Jacksonville was halted by a hail storm on Friday. Umpires said the ball could not be distinguished from hail stones as they fell on the field.
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South Park Lions and Boyd s fall in spring action
The box score fragment shows South Park Lions players such as Williama, Moore, White, Kimball, Porter and McCree with scarce totals. It notes Sanitary and IBEW lineups and details about Holt, Milroy, Harrell and Morgenstern performances. Minnesota's Twins dropped 18 of 20 in spring losses to Detroit, Cleveland and New York.
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McCree
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New York
Cardinals Boss Confident Hemus Will Finish Season
St Louis owner August A Busch Jr says Sally Hemus will complete the season as manager despite a sixth place stand. He admits displeasure with team effort and says next year’s outcome remains uncertain. Cardinals beat the Cubs 11 4 as A's fall to Twins 8 2 in KC.
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Sally Hemus
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Bing Devine
Fred Hutchinson
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Leading AL Batting And Other Standouts From The Season
Cash of Detroit leads American League batting with .367 and Detroit teammates Mantle and Brandt top various lists. Mantle hits 25 home runs and 65 runs, while Gentile leads RBIs for Baltimore at 68. In NL, Mays and Cepeda pace batting and power for San Francisco, with Pinson high in hits and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Ford and Padrees with top strikeout and ERA figures.
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Los Angeles
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Yankees' Ford Notches Eighth Win In Month As A L Lefty
Whitey Ford pitched a five hitter to beat the Senators 5-1, becoming the second left-hander in major league history and the first in the American League to win eight games in a single month. Jim Schaffer hit the Cardinals' first major league grand slam, delivering a 11-4 victory over the Cubs.
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Quilting Circle Generates Hostess Quilt in Topeka Visit
Stall Lee Ann Rake spent last week with her grandparents in Topeka. The Merry Stitchers Quilting Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Seibert Roberts and pieced a quilt for the hostess. Present were Mrs. Art Wulfkuhle and others.
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Bernard Walden
Topeka
Merry Stitchers Quilting Club
Seibert Roberts
Art Wulfkuhle
George Houk
Russel Houk
Clifford Houk
Jeff Lasley
St. Louis
Sandy Steele
Jack Lasley
Russell Harrell
Steele
Ray Spangler
Mabel Spangler
Harry Cole
Irene Wulfkuhle
OFTA Sunday School Bus Trip to Kansas City Night Game
The OFTA Sunday School class sponsored a Kansas City bus trip to the Ralph Houk Night baseball game. Numerous families and members, including the Rakes, Wulfkuhles, Inloes, Houks, and Nicholds, attended with many relatives joining and some visitors from Topeka and El Paso en route to Buffalo for the summer.
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Roland Kraft
Dennis
Raymond Nichols
David
Glen O'Connor
Kenneth
Jess O'Connor
Kenneth Conner
Walter
Gary
Art Worthington
Charles Worthington
Harry Buchheim
Merton Kent
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Alfred Rake
John Inloes
Richard and
Jerry Ice
Jim Steele
Steve and
Stewart Wood
Freddie Hilton
Bruce
Deann Inloes
O'Connor
Margaret Bidinger
Bernitta
Topeka
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Peter and
Michael
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Willis Bowlin
Willie
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H. O. Wulfkuhle
William Henry Sr
Bonnie Spencer
Ralph Spencer
First Methodist Wins Fast Pitch League Opener
First Methodist defeated Centenary 5 to 0 in Friday night Fast Pitch League action. Second Christian routed West Side Presbyterian 18 to 2 as other results included Recreation Yanks 9 Braves 0 and Indians 5 White Sox 4. Upcoming Monday games feature Centenary versus Friends Immanuel versus Nazarene Episcopal versus First Christian and more.
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