Intra Squad Game On Tap At K U Hurler Blanks Yanks
Lawrence Kansas May 5 1950 Intra squad game at Kansas University sees Hurler blank the New York Yanks in his first league start. Shawnee Vision and Aichison contribute to third league totals as Garry E Morrows Reds and Whites prepare to clash tomorrow.
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Memorial Stadium intra squad drill sets spring grid lineup
Jayhawks stage intrasquad game at Memorial Stadium field with Reds and Whites to split practice. rosters include Amberg Spratt Winter and Hoag prior to next year’s lineup. several veterans out for travel with updates on injuries and personnel.
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Boxing stars face health scare as Charles hunts comeback
Charles undergoes a three hour medical by the Illinois athletic commission and is ruled not fit to fight. Louis, touring Brazil, contemplates a return as Heath concerns loom over the heavyweight scene.
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Lawrence High Places Fourth in Northeast Kansas Golf Meet
Lawrence High School golfers finished fourth in a Northeast Kansas league match held yesterday at Leavenworth. Bobby Richards led Lawrence with a 73 tying for medalist honors with a Shawnee Mission player. Other Lawrence scores included Bill Bradley 91 Jim Schmitendorf 93 and Art Lockyard. Shawnee Mission won with 31 points and Atchison placed second.
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Move to Top of Loop by Aveed Minneapolis retains first
Aveed Minneapolis stays in first place in the American Association after a 3-2 win over St. Paul. Dixie Howell limited St. Paul to two unearned runs, both in the ninth, while Morrie Martin worked the complete game for the Saints.
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Invites Sent for 44 Players in 22 States Grid Contest
The Wigwam Wisemen of Africa announced mailings for 44 boys from 32 states to participate in the East West national high school football game at Memphis on August 3. Mose Simme, head of the football committee, said players report August 1 for practice with two alternates per position. Harold Drew of Alabama will coach the team and Will Walls of Corpus Christi University mentors West.
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No coherent headline from fragmented sports page
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Yesterday's College Baseball Result Prompt
Fragmentary report from Wet Virginia noting a college baseball game with unclear details. Mentions a player named Alec and a pitcher or team called Runtucks. Unable to confirm teams scores or exact date.
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