Kansas Varsity defeats Alumni 98 in football prep note
The KU Varsity edged a strong Alumni team 98 on Saturday night as ticket sales for the 1958 season began Monday. KU officials praised the timing of mail outs, noting high ducat interest and brisk advance sales, with optimism about future seasons. The piece also surveys coach Jack Mitchell’s staff, Wilt Chamberlain’s pro prospects, and NCAA athletic dynamics.
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Burt
Nebraska
Wilt Chamberlain
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Big Dipper
Neodesha Youngster Signs with Kansas City A's
Dennis Porter of Neodesha Kansas signed a baseball contract with the Kansas City Athletics. The 18 year old lefthanded outfielder will join Grand Island Nebraska in the Nebraska State League immediately. Porter earned letters in basketball track and football and placed in the state high school meet. Dolph Regelsky, North Dakota freshman coach, played infield for Nashville in the Doubled Southern Association.
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Dennis Porter
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Porter
Grand Island
Neb
Dolph Regelsky
University of North Dakota
Nashville
Southern Assn
KU Track Men Earn Stan Williams Gives Dodgers Six Firsts
Kansas University track and field team won six events at the Missouri Valley AAU meet in Mission, tying for another first. Highlights included Bill Alley’s victory and a state record in the mile by Archie San Romani, as well as Oerter stepping into the shot put. The meet produced surprises with Rex Ressler defeating Tidwell in the century and Whitley’s 4:09.9 in the 1600, as KU prepared for Milwaukee action next weekend.
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Bill Easton
Milwaukee
Gentral
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Syracuse
Alley
Archie San Romani
Wichita East
Bill Dotson
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Bob Cannon
Ernie Shelby
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Bob Tague
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Rex Ressler
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Hays
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lLaRose
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Tine
Thessler
E-State
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Daur
Stone
Reda
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Knight
Ontara
Cushman
Salina Coach Is Winner In State Tennis Meet
Salina High School coach Carl Me bek beat Fran Scarth of Winfield 4 6 10 8 6 2 to win the men's singles in the Kansas Memorial Day open. Lincoln’s Neil Unterseher took junior honors 6 2 6 2 over Joe Belden. Alfred Reed of Winfield defeated Monty Wycoff 7 5 6 4 for boys singles. Salina’s Joe Cassell won the women’s title 6 2 6 4 over Peggy Presser.
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Kas
Carl Me‘beck
Fran Scarth
Winfield
Neil Unterseher
Lincoln
iNeb
Joe Belden
Alfred Reed
Monty Wycoff
Joe Cassell
Peggy Presser
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Report
A New healing substance called Bio-Dyne is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itching and pain without surgery. The discovery, presented as a breakthrough from Lamicin Research Institute, is said to reduce symptoms while easing discomfort.
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New York
N. Y
Lamicin Research Institute
Sanders Wins Western Open In Final Round Comeback
Youthful Doug Sanders captured the 55th West Florida Open title at Red Run Golf Club after a final round 68 in a driving rain. The 24-year-old from the University of money was 13 under par for 72 holes, edging Don Finsterwald by one stroke to claim $5,000. Finsterwald finished second at 276, while Dave Ragan and Mike Souchak tied for third with Julius Boros and Bob Rosburg among the top finishers.
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Doug Sanders
University of Money
West Florida
Sanders
Don Finsterwald
Red Run Golf Club
Finsterwald
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Fla
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Boros
Loop Leader Lincoln Falls as Pueblo Beats Lincoln 19 9
Pueblo crushed Lincoln 19 9 with Emil Syngel Jerry Sheehan and Dick Bertell combining for 15 hits. Syngel went 6 for 6 tying a league record while Sheehan hit three doubles and a homer. Bertell went 5 for 6 with four RBIs as Pueblo tallied 23 hits in the win.
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Lincoln
Pueblo
Emil Syngel
Jerry Sheehan
Dick Bertell
Syngel
Sioux City
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Topeka
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Synger
Sheehan
Bertell
Art Cuitii
Golfers Vie For Open Berths In Scramble Qualifiers
Golfers blast away across 28 courses nationwide to win Open berths in a chaotic scramble. Defending champions and past winners may gain exemptions, with only a handful of spots left after top players and ex-champions qualify or receive byes.
Home Town Jinx Helps Denver in Association Title Bid
An old hometown jinx slows Denver as they pursue the American Assn crown. The Bears lost three of four to Omaha after a three game win streak, tying Charleston for second place. Cincinnati? (Note: OCR shows multiple teams. included the core Denver thread and series results.)
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Omaha
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Secon
Charleston
Cardinals
Louisville
Wichita
Indianapolis
Indians
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Carey Leads Yankees With 61 Point Slugging Display
Yesterday's games featured Andy Carey of the Yankees boasting a 61 point pace with five straight hits three runs and two homers despite miscues. Williamria Poder pitched shutout innings for a vic tory over Chicago as Jesse Levan of Chattanooga led the Southern Assa in RBIs last season with 14 runs batted in and a .287 average.
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Andy Carey
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Fie Mune
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Williamria
Poder
Chicago
Tel
Jesse Levan
Chattanooga
Southern Assa
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Inquest Set In Farmer's Death
Coroner Dr Byron Wallers investigates the death of farmer Edward Selty of Nokuma Seity near Cloartald. Last seen May 2 and bodies found near a well. neighbors aid sheriff search. Leroy Olmstor and his son Veal suspect, with a possible motive tied to wells on the farm.
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Neychar
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Ape
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Hue
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Vlas
Wallers
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Worden Venieners
SUIS
Chai Girs
Pomtiane
Edward Selty
Nokuma
Seity
Cloartald
Ordinance Readings Set For Commission Tuesday
The city commission agenda for Tuesday includes first readings for a zoning ordinance to class SE the northwest area of 7th and Wis streets and a TR class change for nearby parcels. Bids will be opened for four sanitary projects and a second reading to regulate private parking lots is planned. The panel may grant dual approval to Ross addition at Ninth Street and Kennery Run. Discussions may name Traffic Commission and Plumbing Board members. one vacancy exists on Traffic Commission and the plumbing group is due for annual appointments. Armstrong’s legal surname is Generace.
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Traffic Commission and Plumbing Board
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Plumbing Group
Monet
Four in Family Killed in State Crash Memorial Day
A Memorial Day crash in Kansas state claimed four members of one family and left another fatality in a separate incident. The wreck near Parsons and another collision near Topeka took multiple lives during the long holiday period. Names include Pearce, 24, from Parsons, and others from nearby towns. drivers and vehicles are noted in terse, non-graphic terms.
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Sarah Las
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Kiliedt
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Dan
Lores Hastaads
Shack Pie
Kent Vieeisan
Paat
Olen
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