Lions Put on Strong Showing at Lawrence Regional
Lawrence finished second with 44 points and Haskell third with 34 as the Lions earned 16 state-qualifying spots in the sixth annual meet at Memorial Stadium. Highlights included record performances by Wyandotte and strong showings by Lawrence in multiple events, with standout runs and jumps by Earl Cannon, Leo Peters, and John Robison lifting the team into a top finish.
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Wyendatte
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Richard Romero
Leo Peters
Dennis Christie
John Jones
Cannon
Chester Gatewood
Jack Wolfe
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Leonard Monroe
Bob Hazlett
Ocon Hall
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Hazlett
Robison
John Robison
Bill Hogan
Hall
Warren Welin
Zimmerman
Reyyn
H Martell
Cassie Dotson
Wyandotte
Atchison
Shawnee Mission
Leavensee
Ottawa
Rosedale
Turner
Garnett
Holton
Paolaergthe
Seman
Bayden
Reinghaee
Golf Notes Highlight Ladies Day At Local Course
Mrs. John Schrader led a strong turnout for Ladies Day Tuesday as 5,000 courses nationwide are noted for women taking the lead. Pat Conn coordinated a croep lesson with students including Mrs. W C Hunsinger and Mrs. R G Zimmerman among many others. Medalist in pre luncheon golf with 43 was Mrs. Van Noy. Joe Mahoney of Kansas City visited Ivan Northwick, posting 47 on his first round. Irving Hill and Owen were seen later in the afternoon game.
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John Schrader
Pat Conn
Schrader
Conn
Croep
W.C. Hunsinger
R. G. Zimmerman
Bob
Clyde Rysom
Joe Mahoney
Kansas City
Ivan Northwick
Mahoney
Irving Hill
Owen
Local golf tourney set with junior players and sponsors
A fractured OCR passage lists Luke Gilliam, Justin Hill, and about forty students and others linked to the state gulf tournament for golf. It mentions Nob Michante coaching, Movihere seeking the grand trophy, and a memorial golf event with a crafted display, while underscoring the game’s founder and a variety of spectators at the club.
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Cart
Luke Gilliam
Justin Hill
Tvid Oyter
Frank Gray
Eben Farley
Dale Cant
Mud Coy
Wolfe
K.C
Gbindh Bardivap
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Bee Tauren
Te Hoane
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Jayhawkers Top Aggies in Big Seven Golf Match
The University of Kansas golf team beat Kansas State in a Big Seven conference match at Lawrence Country Club. Nick Ashley led KU with a 70, earning medalist honors as KU players defeated KS rivals Dick Atkinson Bob Funk Howard Logan and others 3 to 0 or 8 to 0 in multiple bouts.
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Lawrence Country Hlub
Nick Ashley
Jayhawkers
Dick Atkinson
Bob Dare
Bob Funk
Ashley and Tiare
Atkinson and Funk
Gene Rourke
Bob Ratt
Mike Myers
Howard Logan
Rourke and Logan
Batt and Myers
Ottawa Braves overpower Baker Wildcats in track meet
UB Scoring led Ottawa University Braves to a 96 to 35 victory over Baker Wildcats at the Kansas conference meet in Baldwin Kansas. Four meet records fell as Ottawa dominated in five events yesterday.
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Kan
Ottawa University Braves
Baker's Wildcats
Kansas
Meetings on migratory waterfowl resources management
Two regional meetings will discuss migratory waterfowl resource management. Dr Clarence Cottam will report on the waterfowl situation as discussions unfold. Representatives of the Douglas County Sportsmen's Club are expected to attend as the organization reactivates after years of inactivity.
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Wichita
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Katona
Colorado Springs
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Peranna
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U. S. Fish and Wiicfe Service
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Lawrence Junior Legion Opens at Municipal Diamond
Garry Morrow announces the Lawrence Junior American Legion baseball team will open the season at the Municipal diamond in Olathe. About 20 players attend workouts as coaches note stronger athletes, with C. C. Curl and South Rh waquea producing younger, improving players. Opening game against Mathe will be free to the public, with plans to host players from the South Para and C. C. Carl leagues as guests.
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Saab Brown
Simon Hurwig
John Andrews
Lo BL Morgan
Phog” Allen
Harry Morrow
Neal Wherry
Sam Moyer
Procesda
Lawrence
Douglas County
George Starkey Rela
C. C. Curl
South Rh Waquea
Blarkey
Mathe
South Para
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Questa
Local Junior Legion Team Schedule Preview in Kansas
May marks a busy lead for junior baseball with Leavenworth at Lawrence on May 26 and Garnett hosting May 25 second district action. Starkey eyes a 35 game slate, planning a four game July road trip. Olathe and Ottawa loom as top challengers to the district crown. June 3 features Salina, last year’s state champs, visiting Municipal Park as prep baseball coverage notes amateur rule considerations for high school players.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Garnett
Starkey
Central Kansas
Olathe
Snee Park
Ottawa
Ini
Salina
Municipal Park
High School Activities Association Rules Change
The state high school activities association announces that the next fall season starts with teams beginning September 1 and requiring a minimum number of practices before games. Competition begins with games on Thursday, September 21, under new rules governing eligibility and practice counts.
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Stata Hi Activities Association
FUCHS SIGNS PRO CONTRACT
Los Angeles Rams announced 1950 contracts for rookie center James Stephenson of West Virginia and Missouri's Bob Fuchs. Stephenson, 235 pounds, played in two Sun Bowl games. They compete for the spot left by Jack Martin, traded to the Washington Redskins.
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Fuchs
Missouri
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
James Stephenson
West Virginia University
Stephenson
West Virginia
Bob Fuchs
Jack Martin
Washington Redskins
Sports Mirror highlights season signs and new manager
In a brisk recap the article outlines changes in management and notable roster updates. It mentions Lee Durether taking a role and confirms shifts involving Vatcher Wits Modtin and Reve Fifteen years into the team’s framing, signaling a period of transition and anticipation for fans.
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Arspengnea Pease
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