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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
11
Independent standout Tidwell dazzles at Berkeley meeting earning 16 points amid Kansas and Washington State contributors. The piece surveys Tidwell's rise, cites academic setbacks in 1957, and notes Oerter Floerke and McNea as top scorers with Tidwell praised for steady pursuit of Olympic contention.
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The article discusses Kansas depth as about 16 to 20 athletes likely to play early in the season with potential change due to injuries. It notes spring practice of twenty sessions, coach impatience, and the influence of Bob Timmons on Archie San Romani, including a clash over training standards and Archie’s decision to stay on the team.
In Omaha AP reports Holy Cross and Missouri meet tonight in a battle of unbeaten teams in the NCAA World Series. Missouri crushed Colorado State 11-2 led by Toft four RBI and a 370 foot homer while Holy Cross routed Clemson 17-4. Western Michigan beat Lafayette 43 4 and USC shut out Arizona 4 0 with Gardner improving to 12 1 this season.
Kansas City golfer Kasum-whiter Thomas captured the annual invitational golf tournament at the Tola Country Club near Iola, finishing 2-under-par 70. A total of 111 entries competed in the event.
Track and field stars head for the National AAU championships at Bakersfield as records fall at the 37th nationals. Ohio State’s Glenn Davis lowered the 440 yard dash world mark to 45.7, surpassing the old 1956 record. Alex Henderson of Arizona State College joined the era with a two mile mark of 46.3. Charlie Tidwell of Kansas posted 22.7 in the 220 yard low hurdles. John Fromm of Pacific Lutheran set a javelin best at 257 feet 1 inch. Ed Colly of Villanova ran 220 yard dash in 20.7. Ron Delany of Notre Dame clocked 4:03.5 in the mile. Colorado Springs remains ahead in the league standings despite a double victory by Amarillo. Gold Sox beat Lincoln and maintained lead, while Pueblo and Topeka split doubleheaders with Albuquerque.
Hal Trosky Jr. pitched a no hitter for the Sky Sox, blanking Des Moines 6-0 in the second game of a doubleheader. Ollie Brantley added a five hit effort to win the first game 5-1 in the Western League showdown.
Bob Cerv of the Athletics blasted his 17th homer, logged three triples and two singles, and drove in five runs to push his season total to 51 as Kansas City overwhelmed Boston 17-6 and 9-4 in a twin bill. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning each pitched five hitters for Detroit as they swept the Yankees 2-0 and 3-0 at Yankee Stadium.
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