Kansas overwhelms Missouri in chilly dual track meet
Kansas swept the Missouri Tigers 85 to 45 at Memorial Stadium in a cold, rain‑soaked dual. Charley Black led with 13 points and wins in shot put, pole vault, and discus while Ecofield, Steland and Zimmer tied for high jump. Johnny Jackson claimed the 400 yard dash, Hal Moore won mile and two miles, and the Jayhawkers prep for the Big Six at Lincoln May 17–18.
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American League and National League Scores Incomplete Report
The page lists no games scheduled for the American Association season and notes a Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 result in the National League. Several entries are garbled with mentions of postponed games and a curfew affecting play, making details unclear.
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Rain Delays Four Western League Games In Weekend Schedule
Rain forced postponement of three Western Association games with a fourth, Topeka at Fort Smith, called after one inning as Topeka led 2 0. Remaining games listed Joplin at Muskogee, St Joseph at Hutchinson, Leavenworth at Salina. Leavenworth Braves and Topeka Owls stay tied for first. Fort Smith holds second.
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All Games Postponed In Kansas Oklahoma Missouri League
All games in the Kansas Oklahoma Missouri league were postponed due to rain and wet grounds. The schedule listed Chanute at Topeka, Carthage at Pittsburg, and Miami at Bartlesville, with today’s games to feature Chanute Owls, Carthage Cardinals, and Bartlesville Oilers in remaining matchups.
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Texas A and M threaten as title chase fuels meet
Dope favors Texas Station se. university of used to repeat today as South Conference track and field champion. Texas A and M strong threat, Arkansas opposition, and several records in danger. Allen Lawler and Mill Martineson tied 100 yards in 8.5. Fred Wolcott 1989 record noted. Texas gained 14 finals spots in seven events. Rice, Baylor, Arkansas, and others scored. Sprinters faced uncertainties with possible point adjustments as finals loom.
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Kansas Tennis Wins Despite Rain to Go 1–0
Kansas defeated Missouri 1–0 on KU courts in gusting winds as rain halted play. Bel Groom beat Ray Monally 6-3 3-6 6-3 for the winning point, while Roy Shoat fell to Manning before the weather ended the match. Kansas eyes a Big Six title and remains undefeated with nine straight wins.
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Red Sox rally to tie as Braves edge Brooks win
In a chaotic seventh inning York, DiMaggio and others helped the Red Sox tie 5-4 before Brooks defeated the Braves 4-2. Art Herring relieved, fanning Honp and ending the game with Holmes pop out.
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Red Sox end Yankees win streak with 5-4 victory at Yankee Stadium
Boston tops New York 5-4 to stretch its lead over the Yankees to five and a half games as Joe Dobson outduels Red Ruffing. The 64,183 crowd watched a rare NY pennant race shift amid Boston’s 15th straight win streak and a revived Bronx–Boston rivalry.
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Metkovich signs contract at Wellington high school term
Georges Metkovich agreed to a two run advance in basketball at Wellington High School for the next term. A Yankees win featured Joe DiMaggio hitting a grand slam for a 4 3 lead before Boston rallied with Rucy York driving in Doerr and Dom DiMaggio’s single. Earl Johnson earned the win after relieving Dobson. Ruftin g’s successor took the loss. Major league action saw Brooklyn edge Boston 4 2 in an arc light game, St Louis and Philadelphia tied 15 innings, others rained out or idle.
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Regional high school track meet yields AA and A titles
Topeka won the AA regional with 121 points led by Apitz and Pringle while Maryville topped Class A with 184 points and Marion headed Class B. Wichita North set medley relay records in the Coffeyville meet, and Concordia won Class A at Beloit with Richard Hanson as top scorer. Other regional results across Kansas include Hugoton sweeping Class B in Garden City and Don Hardy’s sprint double aiding Hugoton.
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Oklahoma Aggies Favored To Win Conference Title
Wichita Kansas reports Oklahoma A and M and Cowboys were favorites to win the Missouri Valley track and field title. In tennis and golf events rain delayed play at 18 holes Carson of Wichita shot a 79. Creighton University plans to resume football later. conference actions reinstated freshmen rule and civilian transfers eligibility.
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Roundup of college baseball and Olympic links in Kentucky notes
Lexington reports a lighthearted yet pointed round of sports chatter. Happy Chandler criticizes college baseball while publicists defend the game amid growing college turnout, Oklahoma heroes and scouts loom as Dale Mitchell and Glenn Davis are mentioned, Tulane eyes top tennis with Dick Moledous and Jack Tuero, and Robert Jewell plans a new horse sale in the Midwest.
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Tough clashes loom as Louisville eyes top spot
The Associated Press summary notes Louisville, defending playoff champion, hosts St. Paul in a pivotal series. St. Paul and Louisville are nearly tied for first. A win either way could decide first place before Louisville faces Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Kansas City in the coming days.
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Baker University to Resume Football After War Hiatus
Baker University under Coach Emil S Liston announces a nine game schedule for next fall resuming football after a three year war related break. The Wildcats will face William Jewell Liberty Mo Ottawa University Kansas Wesleyan Bethel Bethany College and others with home and away dates set from September through November.
War Department orders review of prof athletes inducted despite standards
The War Department orders a review of professional athletes inducted into the league in recent weeks despite failing to meet physical criteria. Notable cases include Swedish track favorite Ainr left Sweden for a U.S. tour, veteran infielders Tick Barteil and Pan Waner, and Giants outfielder Mel Ot driving in runs for New York.
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Republican primary filings for Doug County offices
Vague notices list candidates seeking party nominations for County Attorney and County Clerk in Doug County with dates in August 1946. Wording is incomplete and includes garbled text but indicates Republican primaries for county offices under party rules.
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