Kansas Jayhawks football dots practice week with scrimmage
Kansas University football unit wrapped a tough week of drills highlighted by a heated scrimmage on Saturday. Veterans like Homer Floyd and Jerry Baker compete for backfield spots while new prospects and transfers push depth. The team faces questions about tackles and guards with in-state and out-state recruiting shaping the fall.
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Lawrence Junior Legion Eyes Strong Season After Haskell Win
Manager Al Ice praised his Lawrence Junior American Legion team after a 10-3 practice win over Haskell at Municipal Park. With four returning players, Ice builds around three pitchers Henry Murphy Dave Stinson Jim Wilson and second baseman Fred Adamson. Newcomer Steve Aldrich joins a deep roster as competition for spots heats up. The Juniors aim to surpass last year’s 30-8 mark with about 40 games, starting league action May 25 at Palos after four preps against Topeka and others.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules From Major Leagues
A roundup of results across the American, National, and minor leagues with standings, weekly results including New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and others. It notes Monday to Sunday games, upcoming matchups, and notable scores such as New York defeating Washington and St. Louis facing Chicago, plus Pacific Coast and International league results.
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Batting Starts and Heroics Spark Cardinal Wins
Yesterday's Stars ee Pro: Batting I rv Noren and Hobie Landrith, Cardinals, Noren singled in the winning run in the ninth in the Cards 8 7 triumph over Chicago. Pinch hitter Landrith singled with the bases full in the ninth as the Cards won the second game 6 5. Pitching Bob Porterfield Pirates, American League castoff, purchased from Boston last week, pitched a brilliant one inning shutout as Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 10 4 and 1 0.
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Pitt State Wins Central Intercollegiate Conference Track Title
Pittsburgh State captured the CIC track championship by edging Emporia State on Saturday. Team scores: Pittsburgh 21-10, Emporia State 76-1 10, Fort Hays State 62-310, Washburn 7, Southwestern 214, St. Benedict's 214.
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Russians Can Sweep 1960 Olympic Games From U S Mathias
New York veteran Olympian Bob Mathias warned that the United States likely will lose the 1960 Olympics to the Soviets. He cited 1956 outcomes and said American track and field programs lag behind European and Soviet training, noting limited facilities after Stanford graduation and a shift to focus on multiple sports.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New York special reports a breakthrough healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids, relieves pain and itching without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort with a Bio-Discovery product named Preparation H offered as suppository or ointment with a money back guarantee.
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