Lions Triumph at Manhattan Track Meet in Close Event Night
Lions Don't Go skell Institute relied on late dominance to win the col track meet title in Manhattan. Shawnee Mission won the Class C meet with 4034 points, while Lawrence High canceled travel due to weather warnings. finishes show Wichita East and Topeka I standings, with individual feats by Lewis, Mills, Harrison, and Partridge shaping the results.
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Skell Institute
Manhattan
Clay Center
Hays
Tony Coffin
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Jerry
Shawnee Mission
Douglas
Wichits East
Topeka
Wichforth
Salina
Wyandotte
Washington
Imb'sumner
Chanute
Junction City
Highland
Pittsburg
Carade
Ellsville
Gardner
Riley
Ashland
Mile ‘Lewis
Billy Mills
Bob Harrison
Olathe Durine
Warren Nephew
Amateur matmen dominate national AAU wrestling meet
At Amityville New York amateur wrestlers shined with Myron Roderick winning the 30 pound class and Fred fishing taking the 167 pound crown. Oklahoma claimed 47 pounds while other champions emerged as Penn State and Texas showed strong performances.
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Amityville
N Y
Penntt
Wa’s
Sooners
Aggies
Myron Roderick
Fred Fishing
Bill ‘Town
State
Oklahoma
Tourney Units it Lofty Target
A fragmentary bowling report notes a high opening night score of 2,984 by Bridges of Milwaukee Seattle. Cincinnati’s Bruns team member Ho from St Joseph Missouri placed second with 2,903 as the meet opened on a Saturday night.
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Lofty Target
St. Pan
Bridges
Milwaukee
Seattle
Cincinnati
St. Joseph
Pitcher Hold Edge at First But Stick Men Find Range
In spring training four weeks in, pitchers once ahead see hitters rising. Notable sluggers like Doby Rivera Robinson Mays and Berra deliver big hits in exhibition games. Doby paces Indians 14 0 over San Francisco while Rivera helps White Sox beat Dodgers in 11 innings. Mays homers as Cubs beat Giants, Rhodes drives in five in Giants B squad win. Yankees beat Cards 7-4 in first game of doubleheader with Musial hitting a four-bagger.
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Larry Doby
Kim Rivera
Jackie Robinson
Willie Mays
Dusty Rhodes
Rob Cerv
Yogi Berra
Siren Musial
Frank Thomas
del’ Ennis
Dodgers
Mays
New Yorken
Cago Cubs
New York
Giants
Cleveland
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Cory
Yanks
Berra
Musial
Gola Hints At Baseball Pact With Phillies Interest
New York Tom Gola a three time All American basketball star who never played college baseball says he is open to trying baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies The Phillies seek a drawing card and power hitter while other clubs also reportedly show interest Gola notes he played first base and outfield in high school and on sandlots and acknowledges NBA draft rights held by the Philadelphia Warriors may complicate a baseball move
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New York
Tom Gola
Philadelphia Phillies
Gola
Phillies
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Redlegs
Tom
LaSalle
Philadelphia Warriors
NBA
Wes Santee Named Outstanding Athlete at Chicago Relays
Wes Santee of Kansas was chosen as the outstanding athlete at the Chicago Daily News Relays after a brilliant 2012 Saturday night. He ran a fast 2012 Bankers Mile to set two new records, coming within six tenths of the world indoor record.
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Chicago
Wes Santoe
Kansas
Chicago Daily News
Santee
Gil Dodds
Cleveland
Gunnar Nielsen
Denmark
Mal Whitfield
Whitfield
Don Car
Robert Richards
University of Ilinois
Texas Relays Looms for Santee and Kansas Track Squad
Santee, now college-eligible, will run the Jerry Thompson Mile at the Texas Relays in Austin alongside Kansas University’s track contingent led by coach Bill Fasten. The Jayhawkers expect strong showings in relays and events as 1944 and 1940- era marks spark competition.
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Santee
Kansas University Track
Bill Fasten
Austin
Jerry Thompson
Haddix Prepares After Strong Start with Cardinals
Haddix, a southpaw hurler for the St. Louis Cardinals, seems ready to pick up where he left off after seven scoreless innings against the Yankees in a game called scoreless in a duel with Bob Grim. He yielded three singles, struck out seven, and walked twice in a Tampa Bay outing. In Mexico City the Pan American Games opened with the flag to be moved to Cleveland for 1959, as the United States led with most medals while Mexico trailed.
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Harvey
the Kitten
Haddix
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Jin
Bob Grim
T. Petersburg
Fila
Mexico City
Cleveland
Ohio City
University City
United States
Secord
Mexico
Snow Pestered Jayhawks Hope For Four Sessions
Snowed out workouts frustrate Kansas University football, as coach Chuck Mather aims for four sessions before spring break. Spring practice closes April 16 with the Varsity vs Alumni in Memorial Stadium, where Alumni lead 3-1 and appear favored.
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Kansas University
Chuck Mather
Memerial Stadium
Finigan Plays A Relaxed Spring For Kansas
In Sarasota Florida Jim Finigan Kansas third baseman and leading hitter last year says he is playing a more relaxed spring. He notes a big attitude shift and easier approach, crediting increased self confidence for the calmer, longer game than last season despite a .302 batting mark.
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Sarasota
Fla
Jim “Finigan
Kansas
Athletics
Pedy
Phillips 66 Oilers Return to AAU Court After Five Years
The Phillips 66 Oilers travel to Oklahoma for the AAU basketball championship, aiming to defend their title after five years. Reigning champs from Peoria face stiff quarterfinals, with Battles and Bombers vying for spots in the finals as the field narrows.
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Phillips 66
Oilers
Oklahoma
Peoria
Iders
Beloit star Rougland leads Oilers in big title clash
Hougland Oiler standout Beloit's Bill Rougland scored 14 points in the decisive game against the Boulder quintet. The Oilers feature national title hopefuls and Olympic club players, with veteran personnel including Ken Sears, Ron Tommsie, Jim Bingham, and Dick Guerin from Quantico Marines.
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Beloit
Bill Rougland
Aleast
Oilers
Boulder
Hougland
Air Force
Jéangerard
Charley Mack
Ken Sears
Ron Tommsie
Olympic Club
Jim Bingham
Dick Guerin
Quantico
Sunday Diamond Data from the Associated Press
Baseball scores from Sunday include Pittsburgh 7 over Baltimore 4, Boston 7 over Kansas City 1, Chicago 4 over Brooklyn 1, Cleveland 14 over San Francisco 6, Washington 3 over Detroit 2, New York 7 over St Louis in first game, New York 0 over St Louis 7 in seven innings of the second, New York 8 over Chicago 14, Milwaukee 0 over Atlanta canceled by rain.
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Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
San Francisco
Washington
Detroit
New York
St Louis
Milwaukee
Atasts
Syracuse Triumph, Celtics Stunned 119 94 in NBA Playoffs
Syracuse slips past Boston 119 to 94 to cap a best of five series at 3 1 while Fort Wayne dominates Minneapolis 165 95 securing a 3 2 lead. The card notes playoff outcomes with key scores and team names.
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Syracuse
Boston
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Em Wayne
Kansas Democratic Women elect Newton leader at convention
Mrs Harry Harris of Marion was reelected president of the Kansas Federation of Democratic Women at its second annual convention held Saturday in Newton Kas Also noted were remarks on party unity and plans for future activities by the organization comprising Democratic women from across the state
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Newton, Kas
Harry Harris
Marion
Kansas Federation of Democratic Women's Tien
Saxton Defends Welterweight Title Friday in Boston
Johnny Saxton makes his first defense of the welterweight crown since beating Kid Gavilan last October. He meets Tony DeMarco in Boston on Friday as DeMarco aims for a local victory in a bout without TV or radio coverage. Saxton has a 16 fight unbeaten streak, and DeMarco is the local favorite.
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New York
Johnny Saxton
Kid Gavilan
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Saxton
DeMarco
Boston Battler
Jimmy Carter
Paddy
Rocky Heads for Coast for Cockell Title Bout
Rocky Marciano left camp and headed for California to begin formal workouts for his May 16 defense against Don Cockell of England in San Francisco. He had trained over two months with 87 sparring rounds, extensive roadwork, and bag work, dropping from 205 to 191 pounds, just four pounds above his fighting weight.
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Grossinger
Rocky Marciano
California
Don Cockell
England
San Francisco
State Pin Meet leads Kansas women standings with Wichita on top
Local woman leads in singles action at the Kansas Women’s 12th annual state pin meet over the weekend. Wichita Woods Drive Inn bowlers claim first place in Class A with 2,400, while others retain top positions across classes A to D and doubles events.
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Bawline
Wichita
Woods Drive Inn Keglers
Stes Reek Bricten Ieita
Wilson Sates
Hutchinson
Playmore
Leavenworth
Arlington
Ness City
Kraxy Keelers
Salina
Southern Belles
Pittsburg
Music Service
Selwyn Interiors
Newton
Clauss D—Page Milk
Coffeyville
Pittman Grain
Liberal
Riteway Laundry
Concordia
Phifer Motors
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McBaze
Parsons
Malon
Stanfield
Glass
Drake
Breit
Garden City
McAhyen
O. Place
Det
DM. Corbett
D. Stilwell
R. Bayle
Coffeyuilte
WO Rawlings
J. Frazey
Dorario
B. Stahl
J. Penningen
G. Douglas
H. Whitman
T. Williams
G. Brannum
Isell
Real Estate Transfers March 9 17 Warranty Deeps to Sweeney and more
Real estate transfer list covers March 9 to 17 noting numerous deeds with varied considerations. Transactions include Lawrence Housing Inc to Gerard Tirth and spouse for Lot 25 28 37 in Pack HI Rev and other parcels valued from $1 to about $14.58 with multiple grantors and grantees including Lawrence Jewish Community center and several unnamed sellers.
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Waldo
Burchard & Wf
Wisconsin Alumnn! Research Foundation
Ethel M. Sweeney
Ecumae
Eta Mintaniwa
al Price
Lawrence Housing Inc
Gerardt Tirth & Wf
Kobert Nusbaum
Kerale
Lot & Firth Builora
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A. Rollis Elietiratf
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Rey Neth
Harries
Lao Wenger
Haskell
Albert J. Anderson
John J. Nichols
Lois
Theaa
Leas & Snes
Lotin
Breezedale
Loucle
Elton
Arnold
Margaret Ko Etttow
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Mguad Oread House Corp
Lawrence
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Fragmented menu and notices mix in newspaper page
A jumbled OCR page shows menu items mixed with civic notices and a brief report. The American Red Cross credit line mentions 36 610 300 dollars from an 85 million bedset plan for armed forces and veterans. New Delhi Indiana reports Prime Minister Nehru planning to visit Mitogwet in June per Foreign Ministry.
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American Red Cross
New Delhi
Indiana
Minster
Nenru
Mitogwet
Foreign Ministry
Fragmentary Notice of Land and Funds in Early Times
A damaged OCR fragment mentions land cessation, seas, streams, and a distant epoch with numbers like 37M BC. It references funds, a sale or transfer action, and a promotion offering 4 dollars for services or goods, with unclear entities and places.
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