Kansas Dual Sport Prospects and Football Recruits
A detailed look at Kansas football and basketball prospects for 1957. Freshmen Bud Woolery Ed Alberg and Don Wrench headline a strong incoming quarterback trio, with notes on players Farrow Caster and others. Discusses position fits, past performance, and coach Mather’s reluctance to force placements, plus speculation on Baker, Missouri ties, and Lawrence high school stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayrow
Mustang
Mather
Chuck
Caster
Missouri
Farrow
M. U
K. LA
Kansas
Bud Woolery
Kansas City Rosedale
Ed Alberg
Topeka High
Don Wrench
Lawrence
Woolery
Kansas City
Mt. Oread
Alberg
Topeka
Wrench
al Woolard
Bonnie
al Lawrence
Nesmith Triumphs In Tough Tennis Duel Tournament
Nesmith edges Harder 6-2 in a standout match at the Murrail Tennis Tournament. Other results include Carrie Edwards and Jolene Hardiman advancing in women’s play, with finals set for Veteran's Park. men's semifinals feature top seeds Kim Seaver, Gene Wane, Ken Riegel, and Jim Coleman.
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Hehéed Fuesday
Law Jones
Murrail
Leslie Nesmith
Harder
Nesmith
Sal
Marjorie Ann Fischer
Fearing
Rod Shenke
Toach
Chris Pinet
Carrie Edwards
Duermeier
Kevin Jones
Jolene Hardiman
Veteran's Park
Kim Seaver
Gene Wane
Tangle
Ken Riegel
Jim Coleman
Todd McCluggage
Max Warder
Alan Tritt
Dean Duermeier
Steve McNown
Bob Dyer
Tom Palmierlee
Iy Ie Bhaachnessy
Betores Det ' Erson
Sie $ i Mathews
Det Trowning
Marjoris der
Evelyn Fearing
Vath Peterson
Martha Hopkins
Girts
Mary Mittelstade
Nancy Oliver
Judy Thorpson
Crate
Wilerin Luess
Nyla Gilkerson
Stiner
Theh Shenk
Orris Pines
Fe Lave Storer
Carl Isinith Rowe
Beye Umler
Max Harder
Hank Hameind Tien
Alan Hite Waof
Stews
Todt
MrClug
Gace
Deren Paretaky
Chris Paver
Carl Smith
Roy
Bill Scatt
Terry Hoppe
Lestie Nesmith
Fet
Unclear prompt fragment on sports figures and performances
Fragmentary text mentions Dahl Heyders Yau and toe idea of remarks about scars. It references Berra, Robin Roberts, and Stan Musial leaving the scene, with sentiment of disliking the idea of creating performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahl Heyders
Ke Berra
Robin Roberts
Stan Musial
Patterson Set for Rademacher Title Bout in New York
Floyd Patterson, Olympic 1956 champion, prepared for a scheduled Aug. 22 heavyweight bout with Pete Rademacher in New York. Patterson, who visited hospitalized rival Pern Jackson, discussed readiness, payouts, and potential backers while noting Jackson’s bruised kidney and recovery course.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Pern
Jacksean
Jackson
Paterson
Patterson
Gardner Stars For Orioles In Split Of Giants Rematch
Billy Gardner, traded from the Giants to the Baltimore Orioles in 1956, leads the Orioles in hits and doubles with 25 and 112 respectively, while batting .272. He is praised by manager Paul Richards for improved defense and baserunning as he centers the lineup. Gardner also tops the team in total bases with 193 and is among leaders in RBIs, while showing steady fielding at second base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York Giants
Willy Gardner
Giants
Gardner
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Billy
Richards
Orintes
Crardner
State Golf Tourney Begins Friday at Wheat Hills
The first annual State Medal Play Golf Tournament opens Friday at the nine holes at Wheat Hills Country Club with former Kansas medal play champions expected to attend. Entrants include Glenn Dillon Topeka 1957 champion, Barry Schoonauer Topeka 14 14 champion, Dave Dens Independence 1989 and 90, Dean Ritchie Wichita 199 to 1995 champion, Dick Price Wichita 1990 champion, and Harlan Hobbs Topeka 1995 champion. The event features 18 holes Friday 18 Saturday and 36 Sunday.
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Wichita
Ne Ine Ills Country Club
Kansas Med
Topeka
Doctoring Your Golf Game by Dr Cary Middlecoff
Patient complains of the slice and hooks while the article offers grip adjustments to shape ball flight. It advises turning the left hand so the V points left of the chin and rotating the right hand accordingly to cure common faults. The piece emphasizes practical swing corrections for navigating obstacles en route to the green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Middlecoff
Golf Swing Across Action Described by Hand Shape
The text explains a golf swing where the thumb and forefinger form a left pointing gesture aiding a leftward cue. It describes a sweeper action to move the clubhead outside the ball and across the ball. The goal is to produce a cut across stroke rather than a straight impact by starting the club slightly outside the line.
Muffett of Houston Replaces Dickson with Cardinals
St Louis signs Billy Moffett, Texas League strikeout leader at 14-4, to replace veteran Murty Dickson who was placed on the 30 day injured list. Moffett will serve as a dual starter and reliever, per manager Fred Hutchinson.
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ST. Louis
Billy Moffett
St. Louis Cardinals
Murty Dickson
Red Birds
Moffett
Houston
Dickson
Fred Hutchinson
Hutch
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Sorebode
Alissa Kaneas
Misseula Aioe
Columbia
Cote Alu
Chang
Tate Farrow
Bath
Cunie
Fayron
Bill
Hohe
Dayle Schick
Gil
Tim
Tor
Estes
Masher
Pete
Aed
Neos
Imuries
Yori Berra
New York Yankees
Mantle
Berra
Tony Cuccinello
White Sox
Yogi
Ty Cobb
Casey Stengel
Conrat
Sehendel
Pest Control
Binley
Haskell
Olson Plumbing
Owen Snoegas
Met
Lawrence Building & Loan
Lloan Association
Massachusetts
Rademacher
Strom
Pratu
Yong
Washington
van Corning
Wash
Melbourne
Tan Tess
Aimadeur
Rademacheros
Loto
Cas DY Amsle
Billy Gardner
Baltimore Crew
Erro
al Ehances
Nhe
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Gyoriss Relha
Diay
Ketl
Eren
SyAmato
DD Amato
Onehyork
Amat
Inernational
Emil Lenre
Tv'amato
Lenee
Episcopal
Church League Action
First Methodist
Woodlawn Park
Epscopal
Antoidh Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Milan & U
Hare UN Fi Dewe
Wallan
Lt Brewer
Tony
White Sewing Dept
Beacon Appliance and Furn, Co
Lialley
Morgist
Jimbey
Terra Calvary Baptist
Lausry
Wears Hayter
Ak Antivety
Muffett of
George Pickens
John Pickens
Vermont
F.D
Mel Fisher
Plymouth
P.D.Q
Dale
The
Angels
Betty White
Lawrence Welk
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