Hollinger eyes 25-0 mark after Big Seven leap
Blaine Hollinger, KU sophomore leaper, has jumped from 22-1 to 24-6 in a year and aims beyond 25-0 at Milwaukee meet. Coach Bill Easton praises his second-check runway technique and drills, noting Hollinger's work ethic and dual-sport varsity effort with basketball.
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Russell
Kansas
Reiling
Bill Easton
Hollinger
Binnie
K. U
Milwaukee
Easton
Ruth
Fimporia State
Lawrence Junior High
Arkansas
Oklahoma A&m
Kansas Relays
Kansas State
Missouri
Blaine
Bob Smith
Lloyd Hollinger
Hollinger Drug Store
Smith
K. A
Dick Blair
Lowell Janzen
Jan Howell
al Frame
Bill Biberstion
Bill Neider
John Parker
Les Bitner
Don Sneegas
Lincoln Park Softball Game Tonight at Lincoln Park
The Lawrence American Legion faces Moose Lodge of Topeka in a softball game at 8 tonight at Lincoln Park.
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Lawrence American Legion
Moose Lodge of
Topeka
Lincoln Park
Triple Play and Big Blows Mark Western Loop Wins
A triple play and a pitcher’s grand slam helped two second division clubs to wins while Wichita trimmed Lincoln’s Western League lead to one game with a 6-1 victory over the Chiefs. Pueblo completed a triple play to back Glenn McMinn’s six hit shutout of Sioux City, 6-0. Des Maines and Bob Anderson fueled the Bruins’ 11-7 win over Colorado Springs. Juan Senties added three singles as Wichita’s Indians beat Lincoln 6-1 after four-hit pitching by Bob Harrison.
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Lincolns
Chiefs
Pueblo
Glenn McMinn
Sioux City
Des Mainnes
Bob Anderson
Bruins
Colorado Springs
Indians
Lincoln
Big Bob Harrison
Juan Senties
Yankees roll to 12-6 win over A's for 19th in 22
The front running Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics 12-6 in Kansas City to reach 19 wins in 22 starts. Gil McDougald Hank Bauer and Elston Howard homered for New York while Jim Finigan connected for the Athletics. Bob Grim earned his fourth victory after seven strong innings.
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Yanks
A’s
Kansas City
Gil McDougald
Hank Bauer
Elston Howard
New York
Jim Finigan
Finigan
Bob.Grim
Athletics
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Redbirds
St. Louis
Harvey Haddix
Haddix
Brooks Lawrence
Bob Tiefenauer
Paul LaPalme
Frank Smith
Stan Musial
Birds
Red Schoendienst
Bill Sarni
Sarni
Schoendienst
City’s Swimming Setup To Be Stated on Monday
Swimming instruction for seniors starts Monday at the Jayhawk Plunge under Lawrence Rec reation Commission and Red Cross with Mrs Lee Coleman in charge. It runs Monday through Saturday for two weeks. Elementary sessions begin June 20 and run to July 30 with three two week periods. those with physicals will be placed in schedules before June 15.
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Jayhawk Plunge
Lawrence Recreation Commission
The
Red Cross
Lee Coleman
Captain Crandall Befuddled by Braves Downturn
Del Crandall laments the Milwaukee Braves’ rough season as the team sits fourth in the NL, 13 games back. He hits .175 with three homers, voices concern about the pitching staff and his role as catcher-captain, and vows the club can improve with better form.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Wonder
British Amateur Golf Championship semifinals set
Arthur Perowne of St Annes England defeated Don Bisplinghoff of Orlando Florida 20th hole to reach the semifinals. Phil Scrutton beat Billy Joe Patton 7 and 6, leaving Joe Conrad of San Antonio Texas as the only American in the final four after trimming Roger Balliss 5 and 3. Also notes about maple species totaling around 150.
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England
Arthur Perowne
Young Don Bisplinghoff
Orlando Fla
Phil Scrutton
Billy Joe Patton
Joe Conrad
Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Roger Bayliss
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