Hawks and Hutch Split Four Games
Lawrence's American Legion baseball team split a twin double header with Hutchinson, winning both Saturday games 2-0 and 3-2 before Hutchinson took both ends Sunday. J D Cleavinger pitched the 2-0 win with two hits allowed and two runs, while Tom Patchen improved to 4-1 in the second game. Hutchinson dominated the third game with nine Lawrence errors, and the final game featured Ralph Light losing to Richie James on a one hitter. Lawrence moves to 5-5 in league play, 9-9 overall. Hutchinson rises to 7-5 in league, 10-5 for the season.
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Kansas American Legion League
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Topeka Ccf Grain
Emory Peterson
Gale Armbrister
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Patchen
Cleavinger
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Hutch
Ralph Light
Richie James
Light
James
Mike Browning
Ab Rhebi Armbrister
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Peterson
Stancliff
Gruber
Browning
Terry
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Marshall
Cantwell
Greenfield
Detter
Woonts
Ediger
Koontz
Baseball Scores and Schedule from Saturday to Tuesday
Results and upcoming games across the majors include New York beating Detroit 9 2 and Los Angeles defeating Minnesota 9 6. Postponed games involve Baltimore at Boston and a slate of N games with Kansas City at Los Angeles and Chicago at Minnesota. National League leaders include San Francisco St Louis and Los Angeles with mixed results across Sunday Saturday and Tuesday matchups.
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Cassius Clay Set for Wembley Bout With Henry Cooper
Cassius Clay meets Henry Cooper Tuesday in London at Wembley Stadium as a 5-1 favorite. Cooper, 29, 27-9-1, seeks an upset before about 55 000 fans while Clay, 21, 18-0 with 14 knockouts, predicts a fifth round KO. Cooper ranks high in WBA and Ring Magazine, promising a tough test.
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London
Henry Cooper
Britain
Wembley Stadium
Cassius
Louisville Loudmouth
Cle ’Enery
Clay
Doug Jones
Cooper
World Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
Hanna Loses Final, Evans Tops In Links Tourney
John Hanna of Lawrence fell 5 and 4 to Duke Evans of Oklahoma State in the finals at Topeka Country Club. Evans shot 1 under par for 32 holes, Hanna 2 over, as Evans earned his first major title and earned NCAA bid along with Hanna in Wichita. The 66th NCAA program at Wichita CC continues with 18 holes of qualifying today and Tuesday.
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John Hanna
Kansas State
Topeka Country Club
Hanna
Duke Evans
Oklahoma State
Evans
Wichita
Journal- World Photo
Lawrencian
Kansas University
Harlan Hobbs
Topeka
Jack Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
Palmer
Wake Forest
Nicklaus
Ohio State
Rodgers
Houston
North Texas State
Wichita Country Club
Kansas
Ostate
Big Eight scores 36 at NCAA track finals in Albuquerque
Big Eight teams totaled 36 points at the NCAA track and field championships in Albuquerque. Cal Elmore of Wichita State finished second in the mile, while John Damien of Emporia State or Arch ie San Romani Jr. of Oregon posted top times in distance events. Oklahoma State and Missouri posted notable performances in sprints and the 880, but top marks fell short of the winner Rex Cawley of Southern California. Paul Acevedo and Kirk Hagan contributed, with illness and nonappearance affecting Kansas.
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N.M
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Wichita
John Damien
Emporia State
Bob Griffith
Colorado
Archie San Romani Jr
Oregon
Jim Miller
Rex Cawley
Southern California
Kansas
Paul Acevedo
Kirk Hagan
Yut Yost
Conference Sought For Amateur Units
NCAA president Robert F. Ray proposed a conference with AAU leader Louis F. Gisher and the USTFF to resolve the amateur sports dispute. Ray urged joining the federation on equal terms, saying the AAU has not kept pace with amateur sports growth and development.
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Robert F. Ray
NCAA
AAU
Louis F. Gisher
U.S
Ray
University of Town
Fisher
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
St. Louis
USTFF
Dupas and Moyer Clash In Title Bout Tonight
In Baltimore at the Civic Center Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and Denny Moyer of Portland face a 15 round rematch for the junior middleweight championship. Dupas won the crown from Moyer by a split decision in April. No TV or radio coverage is planned.
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Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Moyer
World Boxing Association
Test Your Marriage 19 A Happy Marriage Requires Similar Interests
A brief item notes a self help slogan stating that a happy marriage hinges on spouses sharing similar interests. It emphasizes shared hobbies as a key relationship factor.
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