Long Races Highlight Big Seven Track Meet in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebr May 17 two longest races headline the Big Seven Conference Track and Field championships with Karnes Kansas and McGuire Missouri leading a strong field. McGuire set a conference mile mark while Karnes and others chase records as coaches shuffle at Kansas and McPherson College.
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Worlay Lincoln
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Memorial Sodum
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Carery
Jayhawks
Missour
Bil McGuire
Kanses
McGure
Karnes
Hia
Drake
Hia Tome
Kanaan State
Charles Mitchell
Ray Harris
Herb Semper
Kanaa
Missouri
Lee Moore
Nebraska
Bill Jacobs
Oklahoma
Pat Bowers
Dave Breidenthal
Dhr! Abel
George Fitzmorris
Colorado
Fobios
Court
R. C. Slocum
End of the Line Sponsors Tout S Man Field
End of the Line sponsors claim their Colonial invitation gulf tournament field includes wipers of 34 percent of the prize money awarded across big events this year. Joe Bach's footballers win 38-29 in the second scrimmage after a freer first half. Syracuse coach Ben Schwartz Walder quips about bench substitutes.
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Fort Worth
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Joe Bach
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
K U Players Offer Our Town Tonight In Little Theater
Local cast including Ann Nelson, Mary B Moore, Melba Cantrell and others perform Thornton Wilder’s Our Town in the Little Theater at Greenhall with a second show set for eight o’clock tonight. Tickets available at the box office. Also notes Kansas State adds Indiana and Wisconsin to its Big Ten hoop schedule and Lawrence Junior Legion opens May 24 at Olathe diamond amid changes. A Virginia frescoes feature in Viborg cathedral closes the item.
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Meo
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Ed He Fi. Worth
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Nona Prettyvinan
Thewna
Lee Stone
Topeka
Louie Hamilton
Medicine Lodge
Katy Coad
Salina
Leah Ross
W Tan
Red Alien
Law Frank IaBan
Teaneck
N. J
Little
Baseball standings muddled by garbled OCR data
Fragmentary standings list scattered across teams and places including New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh and others. Numerous errors obscure clear results or dates. few entities are recoverable with confidence.
Major League Leaders in the Associated Prost te Br
Fragmented standings list top players by runs and batting averages with teams including Philadelphia Boston Chicago and New York. Names such as Kane Teague and Stephene Raeten appear amid scattered city references and partial club affiliations.
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Toute
Philadelphia
Tetras
Rasen
Enale
Philadathia
Jonee
Philadelphee
Muelal Sy
Rate
Setheree
Braton
Ah Tubies
Mayplal
Mt. Louhe
Sternon
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Ky Fitteburgh
Jones
Barung
Pathe Chicwas
Rune Jone Peehing
Pir
Aa Viren
Beatrn Kane
Tisagein
Withenw
Teeny
Boston
Wililems
Adama
Chicago
Delpha
Lemon
Pier
Repert College Players Seek Coaching Roles
Northern college stars turn to coaching amid top bids around 4000 a week for guards and tacklers. Informant says players prefer other jobs with better future prospects, while pros will still attract talent.
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New York
Northern College
Television brings microphones near baseball dugouts stirring debate
Giants manager Leo Durocher protests a balk call as microphones hover over the field during a Giants Dodgers game, while Dizzy Dean and other commentators weigh in on how close TV setups press players and umpires. Ed Wynn is mentioned in a tangential note about his stage name origin.
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Thes
Televisio
Giants
Leo Furcher
Gam
Besata
Ceramee
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Fabo Grounds
Durocher
Brooklyn
Babe Pinelli
Dizzy Dean
Yankees
Woodard Leaves Lawrence High After Seven-Year Run
Coach Mark Woodard resigns as athletic director at Liberty Memorial and takes a dual role at a Kansas conference school, guiding Lawrence Lions football and basketball, with 38 wins in seven seasons and a program credited for strong teamwork and sportsmanship. He began at Lawrence in 1943 after stints at Dodge City and Kingman, transforming the Lions with the T formation and securing multiple league titles and competitive success.
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Chalmer FE
Woody” Woodard
Liberty Memorial High
Scheel Yeate
Kansas Prep
Kansas
Woodard
Southwestern College of
Winfield
Kingman
Dodge City
Lawrence
McPher
McPherson
Scholl
Aome
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Tenrollment
Baker
Schamp
Ottawa
Bethany
Kansas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Bethel
Lions
Lawrence High School
Hmen
Topeka
Woody
Elmer Schaake
Ain! i Ronedale
Leavenworth
Laterice
Lorene Lawrence Cotats
Lions Claim Local Basketball Title in 1947 48 Season
In 1947 the Lions were unanimously voted footbet champs, securing the cage title as part of a two-plate set within the 1947-48 school year. Woodr completed seven years as coach with eight wins and forty-eight losses overall, earning Kanaches coach of the year and the Knute Recine plaque in a top coaching region. The Weedsrd family and their four daughters reside at 2012 Massachusetts Street.
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Mighty Newton
Lions
Thin Area
Mee
Weedsrd
Masasechusetts Street
Unclear fragmentary sports line from local paper
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Tribe game with pitches and players such as Roberts Blackweil and Kael, suggesting a 1-4 or 1-8 score outcome. Details are heavily garbled, making exact teams, dates, places, or events hard to determine.
Warriors Triumph Despite Injuries In Local Match
In a tense city league game the Warriors faced setbacks as Jee Moore and Kartel sustained injuries. Despite the injuries, Vahee and Ree led scoring while the Dotted States Venis agency contributed key plays. The Red team held a slim lead at halftime but the Warriors rallied in the second half to secure a narrow victory.
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Vahee
Moore
Thiayta
Aggies Triumph in Tennis at Manhattan Kansas
Kansas State Wildcats edged Kansas University 7 0 to 1 in tennis at Manhattan on May 17. The Wildcats tied 2 9 in golf as Dennis of Kansas emerged as the carrier medalist with a score of 71.
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Aggies
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Wildcats
University of Kansas
Axe Dennis
Kansas
Opening Game June 1 for Lawrence Legion Merchants
The Lawrence Legion Merchants open the 1980 season June 1 at the Municipal diamond against a High Park foe.
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Lawrence Legion-Merchant
High Park
Municipal Diamond
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