Hawks Begin Four-Game Stand Tonight in Mo Kan Play
Lawrence semi pro Hawks host Milgram Ban Johnson team in a 8:15 p.m. exhibition at Municipal Park the opener of a four game home stand. Dick Gilman seeks his second league win as Marty Bauer faces him for Leavenworth Indians while Rockhurst standouts Reichmeier and Williams star for Milgram. Thornbrugh leads Hawks with .455 batting, Pulliam at .316 along with several top prospects as St Joseph and Atchison loom next week.
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Colts Top Leavenworth In Mc-Kan Semi Pro Baseball Clash
Atchison Colts defeated Leavenworth VFW Indians to move to 2-1 in league play, second to Lawrence at 3-0. Leavenworth dropped to 2-2 after a prior 7-4 win by Leavenworth in the Prison City session. Also notes a boxing matchup preview featuring DeMarco and King with TV coverage and recent records.
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Journal-World
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Lawrence
Dean Neamith the KU trainer proves value of modern athletic care
The article defends athletic trainers as essential coaches, highlighting Dean Neamith of Kansas University. It portrays training as a skilled, demanding profession requiring brains, heart, and constant self-improvement. Neamith, a longtime Kansas trainer, is elected president of the National Athletic Trainers Association, admired by players and colleagues alike for dedication and versatility.
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National Athletic Trainers Association
Brewers Rally Past Kansas City to Take Lead in Standings
Milwaukee edged Kansas City 8-3 as 13 hits fueled a five run eighth inning after Ed Cereghino started strong. The Brewers moved three games up on the Blues, who led 2-0 before the seventh inning collapse. St Paul beat Minneapolis 6-1 in the other game. Friday schedule lists Toledo at Milwaukee and Columbus at Kansas City among others.
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Minneapolis
Ray Moore
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ft. Smith
Western Association
Salina
Indians
Tribe
Don Wolf
Hutchinson
Topeka
John Brown
Uth
Oe Brown
Wayne Tjaden
Owls
Muskogee
Giants
Joplin
Miners
Jack Lewis
National NCAA prelims begin hunt for U S Olympic track team
Preliminaries open Friday in Berkeley as NCAA championships seed the field for the U S Olympic trials in Los Angeles on June 27 28. Top six in each event advance, with further spots from AAU meets and all star results, as USC Coast dominants the meet.
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St. Joseph Marion Tavern Rally Upsets Wyandotte Electric
A four run rally in the sixth and an inside the park homer in the eighth powered St. Joseph Marion Tavern past Kansas City Wyandotte Electric 11 to 0 in a Mo Kan Semi-Pro game. St. Joseph moved to 2-1, Kansas City dropped to 0-4, tying with Leavenworth for second in the Mc Kan League as Lawrence led at 7-0.
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Journal-World
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Kansas City Wyandotte Electric
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Lawrence
Legion Plays at Emporia Tonight in Kansas Series
The Lawrence Junior American Legion baseball team, hampered by injuries to key players, plays Emporia Legion tonight. Morgan-Macks seek a win to even their 500 record against Lyon County. George Starkey manages the locals who hold a 34 season mark and will return to Lawrence after tonight, then face Shawnee at Municipal Park in a Sunday non district clash.
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Jack Coombs Nears NCAA Title in Final Duke Run
Jack Coombs,intended to retire after coaching 32 years, aims for an NCAA baseball title as Duke faces Oregon State after an 18 7 first round win. Penn State meets Duke Friday, others in brackets include Missouri Holy Cross and Penn State. The Big Seven champs, led by Don Boenker, beat Colorado State 11 in their debut.
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Balding Bespectacled Vet On Pace At National Open
Al Brosch a 40 year old Garden City teaching pro fresh from New York held a sub par 63 in the opening round of the 52nd National Open on the Northwood course. Defending champ Ben Hogan shot 69 while Sam Snead Horton Smith and Dick Metz posted 70s. Heat winds and pressure tested leaders though several veterans remained within striking distance as 162 players contested the first day.
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Dutch Harrison
George Fazio
Ted Kroll
Julius Boroa
Sunflower Dominates Scorpions 19 to 0 at Woodlawn
Sunflower walloped the Scorpions 19 to 0 as Justin of Sunflower limited Scorpion batters to two hits. The VFWr tallied 13 singles. Christine's Beauty Tea faces Gallagher's at 4 PM at South Park. Hercules Powder and Weetyaco set for a Woodlawn duel.
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Dog Catcher Bitten By Young Owner in Medford Lakes
In Medford Lakes New Jersey a girl bit a dog catcher named Ellis C. Glover when he tried to seize her dog Freckles on May 23. Lucy Fay, a high school junior, admitted biting him after she said he twisted her arm. Judge Ephraim Tomlinson dismissed the case.
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