Cardinals sweep Pirates as Arroyo shines in shutout
St Louis manager Eddie Stanky watches his pitching staff click as Luis Arroyo threw a six hit shutout to beat Pittsburgh 6-0 and complete a three game sweep. Arroyo's third consecutive win in the majors came with three strikeouts and no walks. The Redbirds totaled 11 hits with Bill Sarni’s unusual double and homers by Bill Virdon and Wally Moon fueling the victory. Brooks Lawrence and Gordon Jones also posted strong outings while Sam Jones delivered a no hitter for Chicago in a separate game. The Athletics had an open date.
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K A Golfers Netters Drop Pair at Missouri
The University of Missouri swept both golf and tennis matches from Kansas University in Columbia. Jayhawker Bobby Richards led golf with a 70 but Missouri won 6 3 3 . Kansas golfers Richards Nardyz Schmitendorf Rooney were in an auto wreck east of Kansas City earlier, but continued to Columbia. Missouri netters won 2 to 0. Next action is the Big Seven Conference meets this weekend at home.
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Baseball Leaders Report for American and National Leagues
A jumble of batting and pitching leaders for both leagues lists Kaline and Kuenn of Detroit among American leaders in average hits and runs with scattered names like Campanella Furillo Snider and Mueller among the National leaders. The note ends with an unrelated line about France's population from the latest census.
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Lopez Has to Revise His Strategy Yanks Tough
The White Sox head to Yankee Stadium for a two game set as Chicago chases the Indians in the AL. Cleveland clings to the lead with a three game winning streak while New York fights to stay ahead. St Louis leads the NL with a solid start, and Cards pitcher Sam Jones eyes a Cubs return as the Pirates stumble.
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Professor Weinaug honored by oil drillers group
The American Association of Oil well Drilling Contractors honored Kansas University petroleum engineering professor Charles F. Weinaug with a $400 check and a commemorative plaque at a Memorial Union luncheon. Lloyd Pickrell of Wichita presented the award. Weinaug is among six professors honored nationwide this year alongside peers at Tulsa, USC, New Mexico, and Texas Tech.
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Welfare Agency Spends 29061 in Past Month
Douglas County Welfare Department reports April expenditures totaling 29061, slightly down from March. Breakdown shows old age assistance 9360, aid to the blind 1065, dependent children 1621, disabled 1656, general assistance 1839, convalescent home 3049, administration 1895 with March comparisons in parentheses. Federal reimbursements total 13302 and state 6128. net county cost 9630. Cases end-April: 15 closed, 12 new. individuals affected 614. Average county payments trail statewide figures.
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Nebraska tops Kansas State in eight inning burst
Nebraska scored four runs in the eighth inning to defeat Kansas State 6-2 in a Big Seven baseball game. Dick Grier allowed six hits over six innings for Nebraska while Daryl Parker pitched effectively for K-State.
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Pharmacy Students Honor Six at KU Banquet
Kansas University School of Pharmacy held its annual awards banquet with nine honors awarded to six students. Ivan Watkins of Salina earned the Lehr and Fink Gold Medal and Merck awards, valued around 55 dollars, while Richard Lolley and Roger Millen received Merck honors. Kay Lewis Colby won a Gold Key from the A PhA student branch for advancing the profession. Other recognitions went to Perry Rashleigh and Benji Keaton Wyatt for top junior and sophomore rankings, with Dr. Max Dresden addressing the group on scholarly responsibility.
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Air Force Plans Homes at Isolated Radar Stations
The Central Air Defense Command will build 162 prefabricated family dwellings for personnel at isolated radar stations across 11 states. Contracts will be awarded July 9 at Grandview Air Force Base, with Kansas hosting one near the Hutchinson Naval Air Station.
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School Safety Assembly At Hillcrest Sponsored By Council
Hillcrest School Safety Council organized a safety assembly with Police Chief John Charzelet discussing bicycle safety. City bicycle ordinance copies were given to bike owners. certificates from the State Highway Commission signed by Gov. Fred Hall were issued to patrol members.
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Baldwin School Plans Building Expansion Amid Enrollment Rise
Baldwin School faces crowding as enrollment climbs and space runs short. A state survey shows 10 to 12 additional classrooms needed. the district will study building plans with architects after visiting other schools and consulting superintendents. The consolidated elementary and high school building, recently enlarged, requires improvements.
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Plans Anew for School Buildings Amid Expansion
The state board of education and architects propose a 10 to 1 room building on about nine acres to handle future growth. The grade school with 300 enrolled has taken over two high school rooms for its classes during the summer remodeling.
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