Canzoneri Ambers Clash For Lightweight Crown Tonight
New York May 10 Tony Canzoneri a former champion meets Lou Ambers in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden to crown a new lightweight champion. About 19 000 tickets sold with receipts near 90000 Ambers favored over Canzoneri who eyes a second reign after ten years of campaigning.
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Ants Keep Aphids As Cattle In The Leafy World
In Strange as It Seems author John Hix explains ants farm and milk aphids, their tiny cows, for honeydew. Ants move herds to safety, store winter calves in nests, and transport young aphids to plants. Some aphids fly to better feeding. ferns reach great heights, with tree ferns over 20 feet tall and many species. Tomorrow: The world's longest valley.
KU K club elects officers and plans memorabilia room
The University of Kansas K club elected Gordon Gray president Edwin Phelps vice president Wilmer Shaffer secretary and Robert Oyler treasurer for 1985 86. They discussed a permanent room in Robinson Gymnasium to house trophies and serve as a meeting place for men with letterman and athletic contest photos on the walls. A committee Wilmer Shaffer Richard Sklar and Devon Lemster was appointed to study pins for recognition.
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Ernie Vanek
Bowling Elks Gowling Scores and Notable Facts
High scorers Mercer 529 Schwinkey 336 in the Edmondson Hutson meet. Dreyer and Guffin slated to bowl tonight with tenpins. Charley Ruffing, veteran Yankee pitcher, loses two toes in a mine accident but continues to stride. North Carolina and Wiz Finis face a long running collegiate baseball rivalry. Poultrymen claim spring eggs store better in cold than summer eggs.
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Lawrence Ban Johnson Club Faces League Leaders Sunday
Lawrence Ban Johnson team prepares for a Sunday game with Topeka at Holcom's Grove after a 7 to 1 practice win over Haskell. Probable starting lineup features Ireland, Cambelles, Babcock, Miller, Tobler, Harris, Jones, Murrey or Holecomb, and Martinack.
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Baseball Roster Changes Prompt Curtailed Lineup Moves
The lineup notes Lester Nappelman and Edgar Duver as infielders with Walter Houk Jack Evans and Donald Sherman in the outfield. Curtis Shelane will be available for mound duty, indicating rotation or relief capacity for the pitching staff.
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Pitching and Hitting Highlights From Major League Action
Two Gordys HS stars produced strong showings with two hits each and solid pitching. Linited Reds relief corps struggled as Tay Benz drove in two runs with two doubles for the Red Sox. Bucky Walters of the Phillies posted a four hit game, Ray Pepper fueled a 4 2 win with three hits, Tex Carleton limited Braves to five hits, and lefty Wank Leiber supported the Giants with two runs via a double and single. Mel Harder of the Indians fanned six in five, closing out a three hit shutout of the Yankees.
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Track legends flash in past event notes at New Orleans
The clipping recalls historic feats with Jack Torrance tossing a 16-pound shot 56 ft 5 in in New Orleans exhibition, Hughey Cruz leading a national league with 382 hits, and Frank Wykoff running 100 yards in 9.4 seconds in Los Angeles.
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Paul Young Joins OU Coaching Staff as Freshman Coach
Norman Oklahoma May 10 Captain Lawrence Jones heads OU coaching staff with Paul Young Pearl as final hire. Young will assist Jap Haskell as freshman coach joining Tom Stidham line coach and Robert Erskine assistant backfield coach.
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Pearl) Young
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Sports feature touches on Kansas athletes and college talk
This sports sketch highlights Kansas athletes including Washburn College and a debate on where top talent should play. It mentions Jack Riley with Colgate, upcoming Oklahoma Nebraska dual, Hargiss predicting Oklahoma, a state high school track meet, and comments on sprinting by Dr. J A Reilly. It also notes young players like Douglass and mentions Elder and other Wildcats.
Kansas and regional teams eye fall grid and field play
Schools across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma prepare for an archery event in Tulsa while football optimism grows at Wichita University Eldorado High School claims top baseball status. The Big Six may feature open play with Oklahoma Nebraska and Kansas teams promising aerial games. Howard Beresford suggests sending Colorado University to the college world series in New York with Andy Coakley backing a fundraising tourney.
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Lawrence High fields trio for regional meet at Leavenworth
Three Lawrence High School athletes plus a medley relay team will compete at the regional track meet in Leavenworth with state qualification on the line for top placers. James Nelson leads the weight events in shot put discus and javelin, having topped the javelin with 164 feet and naming state standouts Whitaker Cushingberry White and Brown among the top weights. Bob Mason aims for hurdles and high jump against strong regional rivals, while Hill will run the 100 and 220 with teammates from Hulce McCall Suges and Kettering to complete the medley relay lineup.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the National League Pittsburgh lost to New York three to one while St. Louis beat Philadelphia two to one and Chicago topped Boston one to zero. The American League saw New York shutout Cleveland five to nothing as Washington and Detroit game postponed by rain. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis two to four while Boston won ten to one. American Association reports Columbus nine, Kansas City one, Toledo two, with Milwaukee and Indianapolis at Minneapolis postponed due to cold weather and Louisville at St. Paul delayed.
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Regulation Drill Ends With Open Spring Game At Michigan State
East Lansing May 10 The Michigan State Spartans will cap spring football with a regulation game on May 11 open to fans after many practices were held behind closed gates. Coach Charley Bachman lauds the spring as fairly successful with strong attendance and notable progress by fresh men led by Jack Pingel J K Coolidge Bill Miller and Charles Halbert. Bachman singles out several reserves from last year and praises Sid Wagner and Gordon Dahlgren for steady leadership and overall value to the squad.
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Kansas Missouri dual meet set for morning at Lawrence
KU and MU track teams clash in a 10 oclock stadium field meet at Lawrence with MU bringing a strong squad led by coach Huff. Kansas, weakened by illness, faces uncertain outcome as Hargisg notes no predicted KU victory. Events include sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, and field events with listed KU entries.
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Omaha the Horse to Beat in Preakness Tomorrow
Baltimore May 10 Omaha the horse to beat in the forty fifth Preakness at Pimlico tomorrow amid 35 000 expected fans. Omaha the Gallant Fox colt from Belair stud led by William Woodward faces a field of about 12 thoroughbreds including five that finished behind him in the Derby. The event offers 25000 to the winner with post time about 515 pm EST and government officials from Washington expected to attend.
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Records of Pirates Giants Dodgers and others in batters and pitchers
Baseball batting totals and leaders across leagues with names such as Ott Giants Vaughan Pirates Taylor Dodgers and Foxx Athletics. Highlights include runs batted in Ott Giants 2 each and multiple players tied for hits doubles and home runs across Pirates Giants Cardinals White Sox and Red Sox with pitchers such as Whitehead Hudgin and others noted.
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Regional High School Meets Open This Week At Eight Sites
In Topeka on May 10 officials prepared for eight regional meets as qualifiers for the state interscholastic tournament in Wichita. Norton Eureka Anthony Fowler Independence Leavenworth Manhattan and Russell hosts tomorrow with around 400 schools and 300 individuals vying for state berths. Golfers bypass regional rounds and advance directly to Wichita, where state titles include individual and team crowns.
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Columbus Crew routs Kansas City 9 to 1 in baseball clash
Chicago May 10 report describes the Columbus Red Birds ending a losing streak with a 9 to 1 victory over Kansas City. Branch Rickey watched as George Trautman and club officials discussed support measures while Bob Klinger allowed six hits and Lena Stiles and Hal Smith accounted for 16 hits.
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Brewers trounce Mud Hens 11 to 1 as rainouts hit schedule
In a blowout, the Brewers overwhelmed Toledo’s Mud Hens 11 to 1 and totaled 16 hits. Rainouts halted Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Louisville at St Paul. Vernon Gomez, Yankee ace, believes he is ineffective as a relief pitcher, with two of his five losses in 1984 coming in relief.
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