Pirates Loss Ends Six-Game Winning Streak
The Pittsburgh Pirates could not sustain their run as injuries and pieced pitching depleted. Dodgers pitcher Podres notched his fourth win of the season while Clem Labine provided no hit relief as Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 9 5. The defeat drops the Pirates to fourth in the NL standings, widening the gap behind San Francisco and Chicago.
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Rip Repulski
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Louisville Colonels Use Sheer Numbers for a Win
The Louisville Colonels relied on depth as four pitchers started, beating American Agsn opposition by sheer weight of numbers in Omaha. They halted a Cardinal ninth inning rally while Wichita’s Vic Rhem pitched a five hitter for a St. Paul win. Rain paused Denver-Charleston and Minneapolis-Indianapolis games. in 16 games Louisville’s only complete game was Rolf Scheel’s 3-0 loss to Minneapolis on April 23.
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Lions Sweep To Net Title In Loop Play
Lawrence High School coach Lowell Bailey led the Lions to the Northeast Kansas League tennis title at Highland Park. Lawrence dominated singles and doubles, taking five of six events for 14 points while Ottawa and Highland Park trailed. Dean Duermeier won the singles crown as Lawrence claimed its first net championship in years with top finishes from Palmerlee Collister and others.
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Lawrence Junior High boys spike to fourth win over Leavenworth
Lawrence Junior High School beat Leavenworth 64 to 27 in a dual meet. Highlights include Ward winning hurdles and high jump, Duffin taking sprints and relays, and Medley relay setting a new school record with Kimball Stoffe Bowen Seo field anchoring.
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Lincoln's League Lead Up to Two Games After 2-1 Win
Defending champion Lincoln moved two games clear in the Western League with a 2-1 victory over Des Moines. Albuquerque held second despite dropping a dollar to Amarillo, Sioux City beat Topeka 106, and Colorado Springs edged Pueblo 5-4. Today’s schedule includes Albuquerque at Amarillo, Sioux City at Topeka, Lincoln at Des Moines, and Colorado Springs at Pueblo.
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Mudcat Grant Dominates Orioles In Indians Victory
Mudcat Grant pitched a six hitter for his third complete game, lifting Cleveland to a 6-1 win over Baltimore as the 22 year old rookie solidifies his role behind Herb Score in the Indians rotation. He remains unbeaten and leads the staff in complete games.
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Haskell Wins Seventh Straight Jayhawk League Title
The Haskell Indians dominated the Jayhawk League meet at Haskell Stadium, winning seven straight titles as they scored 724 points. Seaman was second with 49, Wamego third with 34, and others followed. John Milliken led in sprints, Dave Herne and John Milliken set notable times, and the distance medley relay set a meet record at 3 54.8.
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Sharman Paces East in 194? Allstar Meet
East all stars defeated the West 135-129 as Bill Sharman and Clyde Lovellett led scoring. Harnae Hal, Hal Herne, and Hal Crummey contributed for East with relay and sprint marks, setting a 20 yard dash record and posting strong field event showings. The game drew a large crowd in Dallas.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Nationals and Leagues
A compressed look at Friday to Monday results and upcoming fixtures across the American and National Leagues, including New York versus Kansas City, Chicago versus Cleveland, and Detroit versus Baltimore. Also lists weekly standings, Saturday and Sunday games, and minor league results across Pacific Coast and International Leagues.
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Lions Golfers End Slate By Taking Third Place
The Lawrence High golf team finished third in the NEKIL meet at Ottawa. Paul Carlson tied for medalist honors with 77 and posted the season’s third-lowest score. Highland Park led 331 to Ottawa 333 and Lawrence 342, keeping the league standings unchanged with HP first, Lawrence second. The Lions next contest is the regional meet.
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League Leaders 17 Teams Races and Records Summary
Baseball leaders across leagues show standout performances with Kansas City and Cleveland leading in runs and batting metrics. Notable players include Cerv, Skowron, Mantle, and Mays driving hits and home runs. Pitching leaders feature Harshman, Grant, and Garver tied for 3-0 records, while 1,000 strikeouts reach Paced by Pascual and Musial for high RBI and runs.
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Lions set two meet records at northeast Kansas league meet
Lawrence High finished third at Highland Park Topeka earning two trophies and four firsts while Highland Park won the meet with 7344 points Ottawa edged Lawrence for second 48 to 47 Tom Munger ran 880 in 2 0 3 1 and shared record honors with the medley relay team Mull Whitenight Pine Tubbs Their 3 48 8 marked a new standard mile relay team Boyd Kipp Bell Lockwood won in 3 37 32 Lockwood anchor 52 7 led the Lions to the mile relay title Norman Estelle won the mile run Carroll Crochon took second Bob Harper medaled in javelin Lions next race regionals Friday to punch state meet bid
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Miller Flings Jays To a 4 0 Decision Over Colorado Nine
Kansas beats Colorado 4 0 as Larry Miller a Topeka junior pitcher dominates with 14 strikeouts through nine innings in the opener. Carl Lauterjung hits a two run homer in the ninth. Missouri tops Oklahoma 5 4 while Oklahoma State defeats Nebraska 8 1. Kansas State Iowa State game rainout. Miller improves to six straight wins and Kansas moves to 3 0 in league play.
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Kansas football and track updates from coach Mitchell to Woolard
Kansas football drills under coach Jack Mitchell emphasize the split T formation with a tough, fast regimen as players endure hard spring sessions. Lawrence High's Al Woolard is praised for producing top recruits, while KU strives to rebound in track, with strong Southern California contenders and a storied KU all-time list expanding with figures like Oerter and McNeal.
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Oklahoma Wins in Golf Over Kansas State
Oklahoma and East Oklahoma won three of four matches to beat Kansas State 6% to S's. Kansas State's Dave Smith was medalist with a 70. The result reflects a golf meet held Friday with strong performances from both teams.
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