Merchants Fall to Independence in 6-3 Setback at Home
Lawrence Legion Merchants lost 6-3 to Independence, Missouri, at Municipal Park as late misplays and five errors in the final three innings broke a 1-1 tie. Lawrence stranded 17 and clutch hitting failed while Ray Card and Jim Bailey starred for Independence. The defeat drops Lawrence to 2-3 this season as they prepare to host the U.S. Naval Reserve team tomorrow night.
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McConnell to Join KU Track Staff as Assistant Coach
Jim McConnell, noted University of Nebraska decathlon winner at the K Relays, will assume duties as assistant track coach at Kansas University starting September 1. He will pursue his master's degree at Mt. Oread.
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New Nurses Home Bids Readvertised for Medical Center
Topeka June 14 CPi The state readvertised today for bids to construct a 400000 nurses home at the University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. New bids will be opened July 6. Original bids exceeded available appropriations by 46000 when opened in April. Leavenworth notes resignations and coaching changes at local high schools.
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Major League Leaders From The Atscuasted Peersd Rating List
Detroit tops the list with players such as Willants Thoston St Pea chy and Stephens Reston and ftuns Laurd ty Stephene Hold high batting marks. New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago Brooklyn and others show varied leaders across positions with home run leaders and pitching feats noted in terse summaries from the era.
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Salt-box house note and old sports memories
A collage recalls historic sports moments and figures: the death of former NL umpire Charles Moe at seventy, Mervin Ready Dutton named N H L president, Luke Haini and the Dodgers, and Dirty Dean's ninth win. plus a New England note describing a salt-box house.
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Top Legion Teams Clash Tonight at Municipal Park
Two of the state's top Junior Legion squads meet at Municipal Park with one loss each. Lawrence, at 6-1 after a 3-1 defeat to Leavenworth, faces Topeka, winner of more state titles and riding wins over Olathe and Emporia. Salina, last year’s state finalist, also in mix as Bob Shirley and John Carr expected to pitch for their respective teams.
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Classic Fords For Sale Despite Limited Details
Several 1940s to 1949 Ford models appear in a compact car list: a 49 Ford Custom 4-Door with radio and underseat heater showing 3,000 miles. a 49 Ford De Luxe 4-Door with radio and heater. a 40 Ford 4-Door with radio, heater, and new seat covers in black. another 40 Ford 2-Door in green with heat.
Leavenworth coach Baer retires after varied leadership
Baer, longtime head coach in Leavenworth, announced no immediate future plans following a championship in the Northeast Kansas league. His football teams there posted thirteen wins, thirteen losses and one tie, including a 1948 season with seven wins, two losses and a tie.
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