K U Nine Faces Critical K State Weekend Series
Kansas University baseball travels to Manhattan for a crucial two game set with arch rival Kansas State. Both teams sit tied for sixth in the Big Seven with 15 wins and a sweep could push a team toward safety from the cellar. Kansas split a league doubleheader with Colorado Tuesday to run to 5-1 in the conference.
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Kansas Beats Colorado In Doubleheader Split
Kansas pitchers Tiemeier and Dixon split a two game series with Colorado, winning the nightcap 11 10 after a late Jayhawks rally. Frank Bernardi and Carroll Hardy led Colorado with early homers and strong outfield plays in the opener.
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Lincolnville
Forrest Hoglund
Fights Last Night Box Scores From Venues
Miami Beach Vejar outpointed Cesario in Stamford Paul Andrews beat Slade in Buffalo Sammy Walker outpointed Cotton in Holyoke Cesario Slade Cotton scored ten counts in close decisions last night.
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Boston uses building light to signal Red Sox weather delays
A flashing red light atop a tall Boston building signals to baseball fans when Red Sox games are postponed due to bad weather.
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Notre Dame Needs Line to Go With Exceptional Backs
Notre Dame faces a spring effort to build a line to complement standout backs Aubrey Lewis and Dick Wilkins. With Captain Ray Lemee limited by a knee, the Irish emphasize linemen like Wayne Edmunds and Berzing, while Hornung Morse and Schaefer handle backfield duties. Terry Brennan drills fundamentals over seven spring plays, aiming for depth and cohesion ahead of May 14 scrimmage.
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Purdue Ace Leonard Dawson Undergoes Appendectomy
Purdue star quarterback Leonard Dawson underwent an appendectomy at St. Elizabeth Hospital Tuesday. His condition was reported satisfactory and he is expected to resume class work next week. Dawson, from Alliance Ohio, led the nation with 15 touchdown passes last season.
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Bowling notes recap of final night standings and match results
In the closing night of the 154-1968 season, Owl night bowling results show George's Tire Shop and John's Novelty Shop sweeping four points from Stokely's Jayhawk Motors and Franz Conoco. Westvaco No. 1 and Chariton's Insurance along with K. A. Keglers each won three points from Vincent's Green Lantern and Westvaco No. 2.
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State Board backs MSU football crowd drive
The Michigan State College board approves $980 to enlarge the ticket office vault as football ticket sales boom, signaling confidence in a large 1955 season crowd at East Lansing.
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Versatile Performer Chuck Tanner Starred in Shenango High Sports
Chuck Tanner, rookie Braves outfielder, excelled at Shenango High School New Castle Pennsylvania. He starred four years in football and basketball, captained his senior team, and earned letters in track while winning the Western Pennsylvania shot put title in 1946.
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Fox and glove mix up ends in odd discovery
In Huntington West Virginia a Marshall College student Mary Elizabeth Reeser mislaid a graduation ring on campus while glove mix ups lead to a family chain reaction. Mary's mother bought gloves for her brother Warren, who discarded them. Mary tried the gloves found they did not fit, later the pair returned to the store. Uncle Edward later bought the gloves after finding one fits him perfectly.
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Bailey Crashes Car While Looking for Restaurant in Kalamazoo
James Bailey, 23, crashed his car through a drugstore window in Kalamazoo while fleeing for a restaurant. He told police he was driving fast because he was hungry and in a hurry. The crash caused about $3,000 in damage and Bailey faced a reckless driving charge.
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Explosion Damages Substation After Lightning in Portland
A lightning strike sparked an explosion at an electric substation in Portland. Judd Maro of Vancouver Washington reported minor bruises and scratches. his car outside the building sustained about $100 in damage.
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Seein’ Billy the Kid Aims at Nineteen Kills
Lois Smith tells Greer Garson in Strange Lady in Town that Billy the Kid is nineteen years old and has killed nineteen men. The remark underscores a mix of myth and rumor surrounding the outlaw as the story notes trouble ahead.
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