Lions And Ottawa Tie In Northeast Kansas League Meet
Lawrence High edged Ottawa 69 3 5 to 63 for the Northeast Kansas League track title at Ottawa University. Highland Park placed third, Leavenworth sixth, Atchison seventh, Argentine last. Ottawa showed strength by winning seven events. Lawrence took 16 events and yielded many seconds and thirds. A thunderstorm interrupted events but two running records were tied and a weight event mark was broken. Junior Smith tied the 1951 110 hurdles record. Fred Kaiser and Marvin Wilson starred in multiple events, with Wilson vaulting 12 3 and broad jumping 21 6 to win field titles.
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Lions
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Atchison
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Adolph Mueller
Buddy Bockwalter
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Lions Roar Again In Meet With High Hurdles And Relays
A fragmented report lists multiple events and times from a track meet. Notable names include Bookwalter Palmer Smith Wobarts Hamilton Kaiser Webber Eichhorn Whitney Leavy Flory Whitenight Leavy and others. The results feature 120 yard high hurdles 16.2 second mile times and relay legs with Ottawa Highland Park Leavenworth and other teams named.
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Palmer
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Wobarts
H.P
Hamilton
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Eichhorn
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Record-breaking throws and sprint wins at meet
The meet featured Kaiser's fast 220 run tying the Yd record set in 1931 by Jay Hardy of Shawnee Mission. Rock Bergen of Highland Park astonished by throwing 150 feet in discus, shattering a 28-year standard. Other points included Bookwalter in low hurdles, Stinson in 120-yard hurdles, and a medley relay quartet led by Don Acher.
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Iine
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Lawrence Spoint
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Jaydee Stinson
Don Acher
Haydon star Connors shatters javelin record at meet
Connors of Haydon shattered the javelin record with a toss of 175-62, surpassing the old 16-12 mark. Halton’s Jack Deeter set a new shot put record at 49-44, two inches beyond the previous best, while Glenn Moser of Halton clocked a record low hurdles time.
Haskell Dominates Meet with Three Victories at Osage City
In a brisk relay and sprint program at Osage City, Haskell nabbed three event wins led by records and strong performances. Allen Partridge claimed the 100, Ken Bailey the 440, and Leon Factor the broad jump, as notable rivals and teams competed for top marks and relay glory.
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Nashua Faces Richest Derby Test at Louisville
Nashua the odds on favorite meets nine rivals in the 1 1/4 mile Kentucky Derby for $225,000 added, under Sunny Lane Simmons and jockey Eddie Arcaro, with 100000 spectators expected and TV and radio coverage.
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Tribe athletes sweep events in local relay and field meets
Readable fragments show Batley freshman placing in long jump with 20-31 and Clif Bear winning the 220 and edging Al Nephew. The Indians took first in the 80 yard and mile relay, with teams including Sarnie Coan, Factor, Emmett Austin, Franklin Wesho, and Tony Coffin coaches. Halton and Kendall also claimed firsts in high jump and medley relay. Mayden's Berberick added a discus win.
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al Nephew
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Tony) Coffin
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A s HurlER TO GO FOR CHECKUP
Cleveland reports Arnold Parto carerro the Athletics righthander will be examined at Johns Hopkins Hospital on Monday by Dr George Bennett, a sore arm specialist, to determine cause of his struggles. Portocarerra, the A's top pitcher last season with nine wins and 132 strikeouts, has not fared well this year. He has appeared in five games, pitching 1 2/3 innings and surrendering 8 runs on 23 hits while fanning five.
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Thorough Horse Race Looms With Big Payout At Nashua
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