Scotties Sweep Relays to Romp on HP Track
Highland Park High School dominated the opening dual meet with Lawrence High, sweeping all three relays and placing high in sprints, the shot put, and the high jump. Dick Flatt led HP with 11 points, while Lawrence standout Jim Ragan set a discus record as Cawley led the Lawrentians in the mile.
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Joel Malott
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Cawley
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Carlton Hamm
Bob Hamilton
Galen Cawley
Harry Miller
Dick Flott
Don Acher
Don Wrench
Burton Pontius
Leland Andres
Doyle Schick
Jerry Rogers
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T. Ponting
Andres
Hatfield
Rector
Noel
Neff
Abernathy
Broad
Wrench
Ely
Wavelin
Schick
Craig
Joe Matott
A's Blank Detroit in 2-0 Exhibition Win
Kansas City Athletics shut out the Detroit Tigers 2-0 on four hits in Lakeland Florida. A's business manager Parker Carroll refused Detroit’s bid for outfielder Gus Zernial and two second basemen Spook Jacobs or Jim Finigan, demanding a strong gain. Detroit GM Muddy Ruel shifted focus to the Yankees and Senators seeking a first-class second baseman.
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Fla
Detroit ‘Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
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Tigers
Parker Carroll
Kansas City
Detroit
Gus Zernlal
Spook Jacobs
Jim Finigan
Carroll
Harold
Muddy) Ruel
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Tiger
Spring Exhibitions Hit Hard By Arm Aches In Baseball
Spring exhibitions bring pitcher headaches as veteran Curt Simmons and rookie hopefuls battle sore arms. Simmons, 26, struggles with control in an 8-6 loss to St Louis after three hitless innings, while Baumann shows rough form against Pittsburgh. Other games see Orioles, Dodgers, Brewers, and White Sox posting wins as spring training action continues.
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Curty Simmonna
Bonus
Ikea
Frank Baumann
Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Baumann
Red Sox
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Hen Boyer
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Tom Alston
Willard Schmidt
Jim Greengrass
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Baltimore
Owen Friends
Bob Boyd
Chicago Cubs
Five Touchdowns Scored by Hawks In Snappy Drill
Kansas University football wraps spring drills with five touchdowns in final scrimmage. Injuries hit John Drake and Joe Held returns after a possible bruised kidney scare. Tom Herzog dazzled at quarterback as Wally Strauch connected on two long TD passes to Don Martin and Ernie Russell.
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John Drake
Cassaday
Kansas University
Drake
Chuck Mather
Herzog
Mather
Tom Herzog
Manitowoc
Wis
Lewis
DeWitt Lewis
Barnesville
Ohio
Bob Lewis
Bartlesville
Okla
DeWitt
Leo Burke
Canton
Glen Swengros
Lawrence
Russell
Strauch
Martin
John Traytor
Ernie
Mass Lon
Traytor
Joe Held
Topeka
Held
Burke
Texas A&M weight men aim for Kansas Relays discus title
Texas A&M standout Bobby Jack Gross returns after knee surgery to pursue the Kansas Relays discus championship at Mt. Oread. The senior from Big Spring, a two event weightman, faces stiff field including Oklahoma’s Bob Van Dee and Kansas’ Al Oerter as Carlos Vereen and Ray Burrus potential threats loom in the field.
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Kansas Relays
College Station
Mt. Oread
Bobby Jack Gross
Gross
Texas
Darren Hooper
Rice
Big Springs
Hooper
Southwest
George Kadera
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Nieder
Midwest
Drake
Jayhawk Smithy
Groes
Oklahoma
Bob van Dee
van Dee
Stillwater
al Oerter
North Texas State
Bob 3Ureh
West Texas State
Ray Burrus
Four Year Run At Kans Relays Likely Top Placing
Fragmented OCR lists many names and places from the Kans Relays context. It references athletes such as Drake’s Bob Thamm, Francis Avgellaske, Paul Farting Baty, Jackie Ve Nas, and Texas competitors. Mentions Minnesota and Wisconsin figures, with scattered numbers and a line about 70 percent of the world’s wheat use. No clear single event outcome.
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Bob Thamm
Kansas
Francis Avgellaske't
Paboee Poalier
Hone Ehere
Mae Tae Oster Ranetert
Tprannet
Pia
Foster Brocefort
Ginett Hippo
Lows
Okaise Danley Beattie
Onda
Share Uv
Melvin Thortt
Kansus Frack Durnin
Meisty Thera
Kasene Delbert
Wher
Irwin
Texas
Deas Urry Bao
Paul Farting
Baty
Huh Waite
Teane
Jackie
Tuchis
Teva
Archie Parra
Kansas City Breaks Camp After Tiger Victory
West Palm Beach Florida The Kansas City Athletics ended their Florida exhibition slate with a 20 victory over the Detroit Tigers Art Ceccarelli 26 year old left hander had a strong bid for a regular starter role, holding the Tigers scoreless in seven innings He allowed three singles while fanning four and walking one Ceccarelli left Florida with a 1 0 record in 14 exhibition innings against the Yankees White Sox and Tigers The A s next schedule shows a game against Pittsburgh in New Orleans Saturday with Little Bobby Shantz likely to start the opener
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Yanks
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Jackie Robinson
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Milwaukee
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Nuxhall
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Earl Averill
Chica Carranque
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Yankees
A's
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Bobby Shantz
Veteran sportswriter Gayle Talbot dies in Florida
In Tampa Florida veteran sportsman Gayle Talbot known for the Sports Rounders column since 1952 died of a heart attack in the hotel lobby after a chat with friends. He had recently returned to writing from a Florida semi vacation and is survived by his widow Ruth Reavy and two daughters Brenda and Mara. Funeral details are incomplete.
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Fla
Gayle Tilt
Assncian
Ad Pop
O. Talbot
Sports Rounders
Florida
Ruth Reavy
London
England
Brenda
Mara
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