Miler strong as Jayhawks win Big Eight baseball opener
Kansas State threatened early but Kansas used a four run sixth and five run seventh to win 10-1 on the KU field. Lefty Larry Miler struck out 18, allowed three hits and improved to 7-1 as Carl Lauterjung delivered a pinch hit homer and three runs scored aided by Miller’s two baselines. Kansas stays in the conference race with Oklahoma State and Missouri ahead.
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Floyd Temple
Larry Miler
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Ron Wiley
Gary Russell
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Kansas
Carl Lauterjung
Jays
Lauterjung
Blue Island
Dick Disney
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Meing
Dick Skelton
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Mel Knot
Kopf
Shannon AY
Mitatey
Wiley
eKarl
Kansan
HR —Lauterjung
Makari
F—Roberson
WIRY
Kansas Is Choice To Cop 7th Title With Final Surge
The Big Eight outdoor track meet in Columbia prompts Kansas to seek a seventh straight title with strong showings by Gail Hodgson of Oklahoma and a standout Kansas miler Tom Skutka and two-mile champ Jerry McNeal.Nebraska tops 14.1 seconds in 120 yard high hurdles. Oklahoma State, Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa State and Colorado also post strong marks as meet action unfolds.
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South Africa
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Kansas Jayhawks
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Iowa State
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Ringo
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Wiebe
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Tidwell
Jahr
Shelby
Floerke
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Wensly
Lee
Carberry
Okishoms Blate
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Star Prep Athlete Gets 30 Year Prison Sentence
Windsor North Carolina reports star high school athlete Hackett was sentenced to 30 years for second degree murder in the death of 16 year old Delores Newsome, a student leader and classmate. The defendant pleaded guilty Thursday and faced a judge who called it the worst case of murder.
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Windsor
N. C
Jan Rivers
Hackett
Addlskie High School
Delores Newsome
Pratt High Tennis Stars Capture State AB Titles
Pratt High players swept state AB events with singles and doubles titles. Doug Ade of Lindsborg and Pete Woodard of Topeka reached the final, defeating Joe Beklen of Winfield 64 21 13 64. Dick Crate and Jan Cobble of Winfield won the doubles title over Ronnie Of Hutchinson.
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Pratt
Sina Aera
Doug Ade
Odle — Neat
Lindsborg
Pete Woodard
Topeka
Joe Beklen
Winfield
Dick Crate
Jan Cobble
Eazy
Ronnie
Hutchinson
Russians to Tour NIBL Courts in 1960s Visit
Russian basketball champions will visit the United States in February to play at least six NIBL games. James W. Vickers, sponsor of the Wichita NIBL team and league president, says the Russian squads will arrive in New York and then tour to six NIBL cities including Akron, Peoria, Wichita, Denver, and Seattle, with stops also in Nashville, St Joseph, Wayland, and Dallas or Kansas City. The NIBL will cover expenses.
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United States
James W. Vickers
Wichits
NIBL
New York
Vickera
Akron
Peoria
Denver
Dallas
Kansas City
Seattle
Peeansty
Nashville
Tenn
St. Joseph
Wayland
Tex
Two 160-Pound Men Setting a Hot Pace in Snead Race
In the Sam Snead Golf Festival at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Ben Hogan 45 and Gary Player 22 from South Africa led the third round competition. Player shot 65 in back of a 66 to lead Hogan by two strokes while Hogan posted 64 to cut the gap. Snead also shot 66 despite an eagle on 17 and four birdies. Moses 26 from Essex Fells NJ added a 73 and joined a four way tie for eighth. The trio Hogan Player and Snead switch courses for the third round before Sunday’s final round.
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Sulphur Springs
W.vadh
Ben Hogan
Gary
South Africa
Hogan
Mike Souchak
Texas
Snead
Stan Moses
Essex Fells
Mosel
Player
Georgian, Marylander In Gal's Links Finale
Mrs. Maurice Glick, 47, Maryland champion, meets Georgia’s Mary Ann Reynolds in the Women's Southern golf finals. Glick beat defending champion Clifford Ann Creed 5 and 3 in semifinals. Reynolds ousted Fort Worth star Polly Riley 2 up.
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Dallas
Maurice Glick
Maryland
Mary
Ann Reynolds
Georgia
Glick
Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas
Reynolds
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Baker in Last Place At Loop Track Event
Salina Ottawa scored 65 points Friday to win the Kansas Conference track title for the third straight year. Bob Knight led with a win in the 100 and broad jump and a second in the 880. McPherson tallied 271 points while College of Emporia 2613, Kansas Wesleyan 2314, Bethany 14, Friends 1314, and Baker 13.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Bob Knight
McPherson
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Friends
Baker
Cincy Oldster Celebrates 96th Birthday at Crosley Field
Bummy Hoy, one of baseball’s oldest living ex players, turned 96 and was honored by the Ballplayers of Yesterday at Crosley Field before the Cincinnati Milwaukee game. He received a plaque and telegrams from Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and league presidents, among others.
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Cincinnati
Bummy Hoy
Hoy
Crosley Field
Ford Frick
Ty Cob
U S Advances in Davis Cup Doubles Tie in Venezuela
The United States stood one win from the second round of the American Zone Davis Cup after Ham Richardson and Barry Mackay won their singles matches. Richardson, a former Rhodes scholar from Washington, D C., and Mackay of Dayton, Ohio, pushed the U S lead to 2 0 with straight set victories Friday in Caracas Venezuela.
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Venezuela
United States
Ham Richardson
Washington
D. C
Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
U. S
Major Says America Has Much Defense for Money
Major General Keith R. Barney told 200 civic and military leaders at an Armed Forces Day dinner at Richards Gebauer Air Force Base that U S military assistance totaled 20 million dollars in seven years while allies spent 100 million. He argued America gains over five dollars of defense for every one dollar spent and noted 250 bases aiding U S security as a deterrent to aggression.
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Keith R. Barney
Army
District Army
Barney
Armed Forces
Richards- Gebauer Air Force Base
U. S
Home building rise tied to loan program support
Wyn C. Warman of Chicago, vice president of the U S Savings and Loan League, told the Kansas City Real Estate Board that 175000 to 200000 additional homes could be built each year nationwide if Congress approves a program to aid home buyers and lenders.
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Congress
Wyn. C. Warman
Chicago
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Kansas City Real Estate Board
Victoria JC qualifies in six events at Hutch meets
In stormy conditions at Hutchinson a National Junior College meet qualifier session saw Victoria Texas Jaco Spikers tied for high jump with Billy Weiler Dee Mullins and John Tindle all clearing six feet two inches. Bruce Land of Cisco posted fastest 100 yard dash time at ten seconds. Thirty seven teams entered with heats in 100 220 380 440 and hurdles.
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Victoria
Dee Mullins
Paris
Tex
John Tindle
Howard County
Jaycee
Big Spring
Bruce Land
Cisco
Clay Center Leads At Halfway Kansas Golf Meet
Clay Center forged a slim lead at the midway point of the Kansas State High School golf tournament with 312 strokes for its four man team. Wellington led the two man contest at 144 strokes while Larned did not return to defend its title this year.
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Wellington
Larned
Dulles to Visit Brazil This July
Secretary of State Dulles is expected to visit Brazil in late July. President Kubitschek says the nation will welcome him with special pleasure.
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Dulles
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Colorado Buffs Back Offense After Record Rushing Pace
Colorado coach Dal Ward plans to keep the multiple offense despite a 35-34 loss to Kansas. The Buffs led the nation in rushing with 3,224 yards and ranked second in total offense at 4,152 yards. Kansas and Missouri loom high in the Big Eight race, while Tulane joins Kansas’ 1958 schedule with Andy Filney at the helm.
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Colorado
Buffs
Bufls
Dal Ward
Kansas
Ward
Army Private Leads Memphis Invitational Golf Tourney
In Memphis Tennessee an Army private held a two stroke lead in the $20,000 Memphis Invitational after 36 holes at Colonial Country Club. Mason Rudolph of Clarksville Tenn stationed at Ft Chaffee Ark shot 65 66 131 to sit nine under par and lead amateurs. Marty Fargot trailed with 67 and 66 for 133. Cary Middiecoff Jaenphis rose to third with others including Billy Maxwell and Ernie Vossler close behind.
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Memphis
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Colonial Country Club
Marty Fargot
Lemont
Cary Middiecoff Jaenphis
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Ernie Vossler
Midland
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