Dodgers Batters Shine In Aerial Parade At Montpelier
Willie Mas repeated a strong hitting display powering the Dodgers past the Giants with three hits including two home runs and two triples and a single in five official at bats. Neal and Heeter Lopes provided support as Chicago clashed with Kansas City in a separate tilt at Mone pal Stadium.
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Kansas University football spring drills show sharp competition
Kansas University football players push to stay injury free amid fierce position battles. The piece notes KU's split T offense under Jack Mitchell, fielding interchangeable linemen, and the drive to win spots, with mention of Navy and Oklahoma practices and past KU athletes Hoag and Konek. It also covers golf facilities and fees paid by KU and Kansas State to local clubs.
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Swink Chooses Medicine Over Pro Football Career
Swink, a former TCU letterman in basketball, was drafted for pro football by the Chicago Bears but did not pursue an extended athletic career. He has long planned a medical career and shows no signs of diverting from becoming a doctor.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National League shows San Francisco and Chicago leading with multiple games result. American and Pacific Coast Leagues report key matchups including Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Los Angeles Chicago games. International and American Association results feature Buffalo Rochester Philadelphia and Omaha Denver feats with late inning drama.
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Crank Emerges In Jayhawks Quarterback Race
Bill Crank, converted sophomore halfback from Hamilton Ohio, rises among Kansas quarterbacks as competition tightens in spring drills. Crank shines in pass defense with multiple interceptions returning for touchdowns and trails veterans Larry McKown and Duane Morris.
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Seattle Seeks NIBL Franchise Return West Coast
Seattle is expected to apply for a National Industrial Basketball League franchise at the league meeting. A Seattle entry would revive West Coast play, making the NIBL a six team circuit, with Santa Marie the last Pacific Coast club to withdraw in 1954. The piece notes name changes and mentions Jim Swink, former TCU All-American, now studying at Southwestern Medical College in Dallas while missing sports.
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Local Junior Olympics Set for Thursday at Haskell Stadium
The Lawrence Junior Olympics will be staged at 2 30 Thursday at Haskell Stadium by the City Recreation Commission. Local children compete in four classes two for boys and two for girls. The junior division includes ages 12 and 13 and the intermediate division includes ages 14 and 15. Top performers advance to the state meet June 4 at Kansas University Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas University adopts sliding T under coach Mitchell
The article notes KU reshapes its offense toward a sliding T with a quarterback who can run, pass and lead. It discusses uncertainties around Bob Marshall and Strauch's passing legacy, plus position switches for Za gar Spurney and Michaels as the squad trains with improving speed and skill.
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Mays Paces Giants To 16-9 Victory Over Dodgers
Mays led the San Francisco Giants to a dominant 16-9 win in Los Angeles as the Dodgers slumped to a fifth straight loss on their long road trip. Fans jeered the club while the Giants solidified their grip on the NL cellar rival.
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Foul ball injures spectator at Kansas City game
A spectator, 27 year old Mis 0ck Martin, was struck by a first inning foul ball Tuesday at a Kansas City game. She lost several teeth and sustained jaw injuries while watching the match.
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