Southern Conference Eyes Action Against AAU Over Santee Case
The Southern Conference weighs action at its annual meeting amid a dispute with the Amateur Athletic Union prompted by Wes Santee's clash with Kansas and ensuing ineligibility of William and Mary track members. The issue threatens AAU control and may trigger reforms.
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AAU
Virginia’ Military
William& Mary
Wes Santee
Kansas
Simon Pure
Santee
Wes
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Frank Carlson
Jack Kramer
Mos
Kramer
Angeles
John 8. Coates
Stockton
Callf
Buss- Resaman
American Olympic Committee
Daniel J. Ferris
Florale
Carl T. Mills
Ferris
Mills
Missouri Valley Aau
Bill Hargiss
Marion Miller
Fran Welch
Missouri Valley Group
Secret Seven
William & Mary
Ity
Landy Faces Stiff Field In West Coast Relays Duel
In Los Angeles a star studded field including Landy from Melbourne and challengers Jim Bailey Ron Delany Bill Dellinger and Lon Burrier lined up for a fast mile on a cool damp day at the Coliseum. The event preceded a dual Pacific Coast Conference track showdown between USC and UCLA.
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Angeles
John Landy Ral
Freano
Calh
Melbourne
Australia
Los Angeles
Ain
Landy
Jim Bailey
Sydney
Ron Delany
Villanova
Bill Dellinger
Bailey
University of Orein
Lon Burrier
San Francisco Olympic Club
Danny Schweikart
Los Angeles Athletic
Jerome Walters
Soutthern
California
Atridders
Finland
Bes
Aed
Pacific Coast
Trojans
Southern California
U.C.L.A
Lions Golf Team Finishes Third in NEKL Season Finale
In the NEKL season finale Highland Park Lions place third behind Leavenworth and Lawrence. The four-man team compiled a 333 total led by Scott Shawnee and Prides, with Shawnee Scotties winning the meet and Leavenworth posting 344 while Lawrence totaled 385.
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Highland Park
Jrs
Shampleship Oo
Tournaeld Prides
Shawnee Scotties
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Sincn Aichi
Ouate Oorden
Lawrence Wraps Up Season With Trio of Seniors
Andy Galloway 91 Carlton Hamm 92 and David Gray 99 starred in the final meet of the year for coach Jerry Waugh's Lawrence team as they closed the season.
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Andy Galloway
Carlton Hamm
David Gray
Jerry Waugh
Lawrence
Lawrence Fails to Score In NEKL Tennis Action
Highland Park II champ Lawrence Park dominates NEKL tennis on Highland Park courts. Ottawa’s Bob Pulford wins singles 6-2 6-3 and joins Bartels Gates to take doubles 6-1 6-3. Lawrence’s Jen Yeh wins one match. team concludes season under coach Lowell Bailey.
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Lawrence
Highland Park II
Highland Park
Ottawa
Bob Pulford
Highland
Park
Bob Luce
Steve Bartels
Bill Gates
Jen. Yeh
Ronnie Dawe
Atchison
Pulford
Yeh
Robert Reed
Ken .Marquarat
Lions
Eddie Christenson
Stuart-Smith
Bartels
Gates
Lowell Bailey
Tidwell Rewrites Records in Pittsburg Dual Meet
Tidwell broke two meet records in a dual track meet at Pittsburg State, winning the mile in 4 10.7 and anchoring a relay team that clocked 3 17.4. Washburn edged Emporia State 25 14 as Pittsburg's team performance highlighted a strong showing.
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Emporia
Billy
Paea
Washburn
Tidwell
Em Sarren Aot
Eenporie
Pitsburg
Mills Sets 4 26.2 Mile Mark In Haskell Victory
Billy Mills paced Haskell Institute to its fifth straight Jayhawk League track title at Haskell Stadium. Mills won the mile in 4 26.2 setting a new state best and leading a string of Haskell marks amid strong showings by Cliff Bear Chester Glass and Ryal. The Indians scored 103 2/21 points with Holton Seaman Wamego Washburn Rural and Osage City also highlighted by relay and hurdle wins. Next meet is the Class A regional at Shawnee Mission High School.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Haskell Stadium
Tribe
Holton
Seaman
Wamego
Washburn Rural
Osage City
Mills
Haskell
Kansas
Ted Lewis
Lewis
Cliff Bear
Emporia
Nephew
Walter Postoak
Leo Peters
Chester Glass
Sonney Siler
Hayden
Bob Dieh
Highland Park
John Bruce
Bob Carver
Ot Larney Coon
Silas Bullett
Bobby York
Glass
Ryal
Jerry McGuffin
John Nowlin
Bill Ffieffer
Bob Miller
Warner A
Tony) Coffin
Elliott Ryal
Ince Bailey
Floyd Brokeshoulder
Bailey
Raphael Jefferson
Dave Herne
Coon
Jon Brooke
Thurman Moore
Shawnee Mission High School
Merriam
Wameso Washburn
Seare City
Aedfords Ryal
Morgan
Ke Inger
Anderson
Hysime
Eckart
W. T
Millis
Beach
Wilson
Furse
Bolen
New Mesa
H. Massey
Tore
Bottenders
Fletcher
Hols B
K.kessenger
Bear
Foatnak
Doll
Kingman
Nowlin
Pfeiffer
Miller
Meavenin
Waaego
Beaman
Gisee City
Nowe
Holy
York
Fincher
Hol
Carver
Mile
Jefferson
Herne
Brooke
Sentman
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Willarson
Green
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Whitlam
McCall
Pearson
Lang
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Peterson
Yringer
Hi Johnson
Cum
Ms “Anderson
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Moore
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de 'Nowtig
Hi Mas
Brokeshoulder
Eicher
Needles Still The Horse To Beat In Derby Crowd
In Kentucky Derby action at Churchill Downs 17 starters competed for a $125000 added prize as Needles remained the favorite at 2-1. Dave Erb rode the Florida Derby standout owned by D and H Stable with bets favoring Fabius and Pintoy Lea Calumet Farm at 3-1 and Career Boy Head Man at 4-1 among top contenders.
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America
Churchill Downs
Needles
Swaps
Florida
Jack Dudley
Stillwater
Oklo
Bonnie Heath
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Dave Erb
Ponder
Fabius
Pintoy Lea
Gene Markey
Calumet Farm
Willie Hartack
W. Whitney
Millers Power Surges In AA Action To Narrow Lead
The Minneapolis Millers blasted Indianapolis 86 and pulled within three games of league leader Denver as St Paul beat Wichita 3-2. Louisville edged the Bears 4-3 in a one run loss, while Omaha defeated Charleston 8-6. Pete Nicholis and Ron Kump held Wichita to two doubles and a single, with Kump earning the win. Don Eggert homered and Ed Hamric stole a base in St Paul’s eighth inning rally for a 3-2 win.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
American Association
Millers
Indianapolis
Denver
Bears
Louisville
St. Paul
Wichita
Omaha
Charleston
Pete Nicholis
Ron Kump
Kump
Saints
Don Eggert
Ed Hamric
Frank Marchio
Fights Last Night Throm In European Flyweight Title Defesa
In Washington D C Cherif Hamia won on points over Ike Chestnut in a bout listing locations Boise Jimmy Grow stopped Ken Willis in Boise and Fred Galjana halted Jules Touan to retain the European flyweight title amid a note on U S cattle tuberculosis rates rising from 4 percent in 1922 to 0 6 percent in 1935
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Cherif Hamia
Algeria
Ike Chestnut
New York
Boise
Idaho
Jimmy Grow
Ken Willis
Oakland
Calif
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Fred Galjana
Spain
Jules Touan
France
Galiana
Beneficial Finance System Opens Its 1000th Office in Garden Grove
Harold Huebener of Beneficial Finance Co announces the opening of the 1000th Beneficial office on May 4 in Garden Grove California. The firm, with affiliates in 44 states Canada and Hawaii, highlights travel credit plans and consumer financing services.
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Beneficial Finance Co
Mass
Beneficial Finance System
Consumer Finance Group
America
Garden Grove
California
Beneficial
New Jersey
Canada
Hawaii
Huebener
Winchester
Pan American
American Airlines
United States
Higgins Prophetic Baseball Insight Spurs Red Sox Camp
Boston manager Mike Higgins forecast a stronger season stressing reserves and bench depth in Sarasota. The Sox beat Detroit 6 1 behind a Zauchin homer and Buddin three hits including a two run single, lifting Boston to fourth place as Yankees led with a 10 6 win over Kansas City.
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Associated
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Mickey Vernon
Norm Zauchin
Louisville
Don Buddin
Penn Ainy
Filamanaizone
Ward
Red Sox
Detroit
Zauchin
Buddin
Sox
Vernon
Portant
Malone
Boston
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Division Leaders Stand Firm as Challengers Fade Back
In Rochester New York area bowlers competed with about 400 bowlers and 80 teams to unseat the leaders at the American Bowling Congress tournament. The closest challenger was Phanfield Nat Elks No AL, who narrowly missed entry at a 2.90 score, still far behind the leaders.
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Nuy
Phaunfield
Nat
Elks No
Aunphice Wilh
K State Sweeps Nebraska In Tennis And Golf
Kansas State defeated Nebraska 7-0 in tennis and golf with two dual wins over the Cornhuskers this season.
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Nebraska
Manhattan
Kansas State
Qete Wein
K-State
Cornhuskers
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