Card Rookie Hurlers Fool Southworth in Star Roles
Four rookie Cardinal pitchers steal the spotlight as Boston reports May 5. Southworth must trim the 27 man staff within 10 days. Gradzicki and Nahem win relief and start games, Krist and Gornicke deliver strong showings as the Cards surge with rookies challenging veteran plans.
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Golfing Rain Delays Intra mural Matches And Kansas Events
Rain ends most intra mural golf by Saturday with Betas and Delta Taus rained out and rescheduled. C C Carl plans Kansas Amateur dinner at Victory Hills near Kansas City and to invite Kansas players to June event. Kansas City Golf association to send eight players to Lawrence to face eight from Country Club with notable names listed for 1 pm start.
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Record-setting 3000 meters marks in recent years noted
AP notes Greg Rice lowered the American 3000 meter record to 8 18.9 while defeating Taisto Maki and Walter Mehl. It also recalls Stagehand the Kentucky derby favorite being scratched after 104 degree fever and Raymond Wollff’s three year NC football coach contract succeeding Carl Snavely.
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Derby Winner Whirlaway Faces Bold Irishman in Preakness Showdown
Whirlaway, the Kentucky Derby champ, meets Bold Irishman in a 75000 dollar Preakness at Pimlico. The Derby record setter could clash with Porter's Can and Our Boots, as rivals eye a fast early pace and a potential stretch duel in Baltimore.
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Haskell Nine Sweeps Chilocco and St John’s in Texas Trip
The Haskell Indian baseball team won both games during a trip to Chilocco Oklahoma and Winfield. They beat Chilocco 8 to 0 with Lee Black allowing two hits and 12 strikeouts. In the St John’s Academy game they won 5 to 2 as Jackson Black Olin Gokey and Charles Broker doubled and Phil Coon had two singles. Evans and Dawes pitched for Haskell. The Indians next meet Rockhurst on Adobe Flats Thursday at 2 30 PM.
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Baseball scores from major leagues and minor associations
National League results show New York defeated Chicago 9 to 4 while Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 and St Louis topped Boston 3 to 1. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 3 to 0. American League games include Detroit 10 over New York 1 and Philadelphia 17 over Chicago 11. Cleveland beat Washington 12 to 4 and Boston 11 over St Louis 4. Western Association highlights Topeka 4-12 and St Joseph 3-3 with a night game called after five. Springfield defeated Joplin 11-1. Muskogee beat Fort Smith 5-2. American Association scores Milwaukee 6-7 over Indianapolis 3-2 and Minneapolis 11-7 over Toledo 4-5 with St Paul 5-0 over Columbus 4-1 in five innings. Louisville topped Kansas City 15-3 in a rain-shortened second game. Texas League results Fort Worth 5-2 over Shreveport 3-3 and Houston 4-2 over Oklahoma City 1-3. Tulsa beat San Antonio 4-1, Dallas Beaumont (2) rain. Southern Association Atlanta 2-6 and Little Rock 1-0. Memphis 9-4 over Chattanooga 6-3, Knoxville 12-10 over Birmingham 11-5, New Orleans 12-7 over Nashville 7-12.
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Slaughter and Lavagetto Lead Batting in Rainy Season Totals
Slaughter of St. Louis and Lavagetto of Brooklyn top batting with averages around .389 and .377. Camilli of Brooklyn and Nicholson of Chicago pace RBIs with 19, while Camilli also leads home runs with seven. DiMaggio and Travis post high hit totals and DiMaggio drives runs for Boston. pitching leaders include Bonham of New York and Harder of Cleveland with 3-6 records.
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Baseball Highlights From A Day Of Scoring
Tom Hughes and Buck Newsom led their teams with multiple hits in decisive wins. Il Babe Young homered for the Giants as they beat the Cubs 9 4. Lefty Grove and Elbie Fletcher contributed key hits for wins by the Red Sox and Pirates. Mort Cooper fanned seven as the Cardinals topped the Braves. Wally Moses and Dick Siebert sparked a 3 1 victory while the Athletics routed the White Sox 17 11.
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Kansas State Dominates Missouri in Big Six Baseball
Kansas State defeats Missouri 6 to 2 while Oklahoma edges Nebraska 3 to 1 in Big Six baseball. In track Kansas State tops Kansas with 50 to none and Iowa State at 51 percent while Nebraska beats Wisconsin 64 5/6 to 57 1/3.
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Feller and Company Lead Cleveland in 10-Game Streak
Cleveland Indians stay atop the American League by winning their 10th straight as Bobby Feller returns to face Washington. The offense supports a staff allowing around seven hits per game, with 15 hits and a six-run eighth inning fueling a 12-4 rout of the Senators. Newsom, Grove, and Hughes shine in other NL and AL games, as cards and Pirates win in tight contests.
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College sports urged to endure through wartime
Pacific coast commissioner Bill Atherton says college sports may be vital for national morale as leaders urge keeping programs strong. Minnesota seen as likely Big Ten grid favorite. Norman Sper of California, who travels 18 000 miles yearly evaluating football, weighs in with his prediction after 12 months of study.
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Football Notes Highlight 1941 College Scene and Coach Controversies
The 1941 season outlook features Texas topping the nation and Minnesota leading the Big Ten. Sper cites player material as key, while Dana Bible praised for Austin readiness. Adolf Hitler gets a tongue in cheek warning about Knoxville. Bunny Oakes stirs Wyoming rumors of conference eviction as politics and football collide across the era.
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Stannard ties NEA high hurdles mark for Lions
Slender-ton star Stan nard clocks 15.4 seconds in the 120 yard high hurdles to tie the Northeast Kansas league record at Leavenworth, as the Liberty Memorial Lions place third in the NEA meet. Kansas State and Leavenworth set several meet records across events in a windy, soggy day.
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Millers on the Beam Rally for Double Victory Over Toledo
Minneapolis Millers offense heats up after a slow start in the American Association taking both ends of a twin bill versus Toledo 11 to 4 and 7 to 5. Buck Fausett and Ali Wright key the night with a pinch homer and support from a barrage of extra-base hits.
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Three Matches This Week For K U Tennis and Golf
The Kansas Jayhawks tennis and golf teams faced a rough northern swing with losses to Iowa State, Nebraska and Nebraska O on the road. They set home dates this week against Washburn Oklahoma and Kansas State, seeking better results.
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Topeka and Muskogee Lead W A With Four Wins Each
Topeka and Muskogee both had four wins in as many starts as the Western Association action continued. Topeka beat St Joseph 4 to 3 and 12 to 3 and will face Muskogee next after another game with the Ponies. Muskogee opened with three runs in the first inning to beat Fort Smith 5 to 2, while Dixie Hicks collected a homer and four singles for a perfect day. Blix Donnelly held Joplin to five hits as Springfield rolled 11 to 1. Rain wiped out Salina at Hutchinson. Schedule today: St Joseph at Topeka, Joplin at Springfield, Muskogee at Fort Smith.
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Kansas State Beats Kansas in Dual Meet at Manhattan
Kansas State defeated Kansas 81 to 50 in a track dual at Manhattan. Key performances highlight strong Sprint and distance events with multiple winners contributing to the convincing margin.
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