Sullivan Becomes A's Manager After Doubleheader Sweep
Haywood Sullivan, newly named manager of the Kansas City Athletics, reacts to a doubleheader sweep over the Minnesota Twins 7-4 in 10 innings and 4-2 as he adjusts to the major leagues. He pins faith on Rene Lachemann and stresses building team pride to lift a struggling club.
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Kansas City
Haywood Sullivan
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
A’s
Mel McGaha
Minnesota Twins
Rene Lachemann
Lachemann
Kansas Extends Big Eight Run, Beats K State 21 Hits
Kansas basemen boost season record to 8 10 with a 21 hit attack at Manhattan. Mike Del Manuel homered for Kansas while Joe Beck homered for K State. Sunday Buda pitched four earned runs in six innings to even his record at 2 2.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Missouri
K-State
Floyd Temple
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Huskers
Mike del Manuel
Joe Beck
KSU
Sanday Buda
Carroll Hardy Finds Home With Denver Bears
Out fielder Carroll Hardy joined the Denver Bears in a trade and said it felt like playing baseball at home. He is from Boulder and was a football and baseball star at the University of Colorado.
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Denver
Carroll Hardy
Denver Bears
Boulder
University of Colorado
Kansas coach fired after policy dispute at Big Eight meet
Bill Easton, Kansas track coach, was ousted after a policy dispute while discussing the team's 12th Big Eight outdoor title in 14 years. He will end his KU coaching effective June 30 and remain a physical education professor.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bill Easton
Kansas
Mayer Wins New Orleans Open With 90-Foot Putt
Dick Mayer, a former golfing star, chipped in from at least 90 feet on the 18th hole to win the $100,000 New Orleans Open. He shot 68 in the final round for a 273 total, with Bruce Devlin and Billy Martindale tied for second at 274.
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Dick Mayer
New Orleans
Mayer
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Tom Rolfe Wins Preakness as Injuries Hit Field
Tom Rolfe won the Preakness by a neck over Dapper Dan amid a wave of injuries that sidelined Lucky Debonair and Native Charger. Rolfe shed a shoe but escaped serious harm and will target the Belmont Stakes on June 5, remaining in training at Delaware Park.
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Tom Rolfe
Dapper Dan
Lucky Debonair
Native Charger
Raymond Guest
U.S
Ireland
Frank Whiteley
Ogden Phipps’ Stable
Delaware Park
Tigers Iowa State Battle For Big Eight Title
The Big Eight baseball race heads to the final weekend with Missouri and Nebraska near, Iowa State and Oklahoma State in contention. Missouri hosts Iowa State in Ames while Nebraska meets Kansas and Oklahoma State faces Colorado. Colorado's doubleheader sweep at Missouri reshapes the standings.
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Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Ames
Kansas
Lawrence
Colorado
Boulder
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Norman
Gary Neibauer
Lincoln
Manhattan
K-State
OSU
Stillwater
Columbia
Adrian Mohr
Aronow Wins Round Nassau Sweepstake In Boat Race
Don Aronow, 38, of Miami won the 52 mile Round Nassau Sweepstake around New Providence Island for the second straight year after winning the Mi ami to Nassau race. His 50 51 record time was about 22 minutes slower than 1964. he piloted a 28 foot Donzi.
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Lachemann
Dodgers
A's
John
Blanchard
Roland
Sheldon
Yankees
Florida
A’s
Red Sox
Nassau, Bahamas
Miami
Nassau
Don Aronow
New Providence Island
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
In American League action the standings show Chicago leading with a 28 7 record and Minnesota at 18 10. Week results include Minnesota 2 Kansas City 0 and Chicago 8 Los Angeles 3. National League totals list Los Angeles 21 10 and Cincinnati 17 13. A note on USGA Junior Amateur eligibility states players must be 17 or younger with handicap 10 or less before Aug 7.
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New York
Washington
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Chicago
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Kansas fourth in Big Eight golf meet at Lincoln
Oklahoma State captured its eighth straight league title by 28 strokes over Oklahoma. Medalist Bob Dickson posted a 218, Don Lackey 222. Kansas placed fourth at 947 with Linscott 231 Beogher 234 Szczygiel 236 Southern 246 Engleman 254. Kansas team coached by Bob Billings.
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Lincoln
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
O-State
Kansas State
Kansas
Bob Dickson
Don Lackey
Bob Billings
Linscott
Beogher
Szczygiel
Southern
Engleman
Prize money set for 13th Women’s Open at Atlantic City
The 13th U S G A Women’s Open will offer about $26 000 in prize money for 1950. The event runs July 1 to 4 at Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield New Jersey.
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USGA
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield
N.J
Sullivan May Earns Charlie's Mule Trailer
Kan sas City Athletics manager Sullivan halted a seven game slide by sweeping Minnesota 7-4 in 10 innings and 4-2. Lachemann aided with tying run, homer, and two singles. White Sox, Red Sox, Orioles, and others won as Rival teams posted multiple wins.
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Kansas City Athletics
Charley the Mule
Charley Finley
Minnesota
Sullivan
Boston
Kansas City
Vancouver
Finley
Mel McGaha
Rene Lachemann
Dodger
Lachemann
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
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Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
New York Yankees
A’s
Ed Charles
John Blanchard
Dick Green
Green
Gentile
Jimmie
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