Baseball Strain High for Hardy in Indians Bid
Tucson report says Carroll Hardy former Colorado star and 49er rookie delivered a homer and a single against the New York Giants as he pursues a spot with the Cleveland Indians. He notes baseball demands more mental strain than football and emphasizes the need to improvise rather than plan.
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Baldwin Five Poised For State Run In 1956
Baldwin High led by Clarence Broadfoot carries a 20 3 season mark into the Class B state meet at Emporia facing Pretty Prairie in the Thursday opener. Key scorers Warren Willis Tom Kennedy Albert Johnston and Danley pace a balanced Bulldogs unit noted for strong shooting and defense.
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Baker University
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Navy Air Corps
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Appanoose
Cold weather trims turnout as LCC golfers persevere
Lawrence Country Club saw a tiny audience as seven players braved chilly conditions for a foursome led by T.V. Smith and Bill Meller who edged Bob Stokind and Gene Riling. The piece notes an upcoming Men's Golf League meeting and tentative captains as players prepare for nine-hole handicap matches starting April 11.
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Ken Whitenight
Francis Denton
Fred Frey
Doc Cornwell
Jim Hester
Dick Kaupptla
Lynn Padan
Vint Warner
al Lauter
Rockhurst Advances In NAIA Tournament Action
Top seeds scored big as NAIA action opened with Western Illinois routing Eastern New Mexico 87 to 14. Rockhurst and other unseeded squads posted first round wins while several five seeds advanced to the next round including Geneva, MAU Claire, and Portland State in a fast start to the tournament.
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Detroit President Says School Not Leaving Yet
The Rev. Celestin Steiner president of the University of Detroit told conference commissioner Arthur F Eilers that Detroit has no immediate plans to withdraw from the Missouri Valley Conference. He sent copies of the letter to faculty representatives of the six other members Houston Tulsa Oklahoma A&M Wichita St Louis and Bradley. The university spokesman said Steiner wrote to clarify his public stance last Wednesday that Detroit would like to withdraw.
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