State track meet previews Lawrence Lions and Haskell Indians
Lawrence Lions and Haskell Indians head to Manhattan for the 40th annual State meet with a strong post-war talent pool. Preliminaries tomorrow, finals Saturday. targets include multiple event records as KU Intercollegiate, Wichita Fast, Kingman, and Coldwater vie for team supremacy.
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Golf Notes Bill Winey and KU in 1950 season wrap
Kansas University finishes the 1950 match play with a 4 1 record, medaling at 304 on a 16 hole course. Dave Dennis shot 71 to lead. Conference medal play heads to Hillcrest Country Club Lincoln Nebraska with Ashley Dennis Dare Rourke Logan among KU entrants. Predictions set team 596 and individual 129 to 140. Green Committee dates set for membership duty, old 12 fairway cleared, golf maintenance ongoing as plans for reopening unfold.
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Gene Rourke
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Oklahoma
McKinney
Don Webb
Iowa State
Dick Atkinson
Kansan State
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Sports Mirror fragment reports a turbulent 2 line sports note
The text records scattered sports items from years ago including a pitcher or team shutout by a Red Son over the White Sow, a Hogan linked golf mention at Fresh Meadow, and a track and field meet won by TSC over Stanford and CLA in California with unclear dates and players due to OCR damage.
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Charlee Reter
Newark
New York Tannees
Dave Ferree
Boston Red
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Fresh Meadow
Army Beats Colgate in 17-4 College Baseball Showdown
Army overwhelmed Colgate 17 to 4 in yesterday’s college baseball action. Kansas State defeated Kansas 7 to 0, Wake Forest routed North Carolina 16 to 5, Harvard edged MIT 7 to 4, and Texas A&M topped Texas 5 to 0.
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Friends and Tabor Meet in Mid-Kansas Finals in Wichita
Friends University will face Tabor College in the Mid Kansas Conference baseball tournament final in Wichita Kansas today after Friends defeated Sterling 19 to 9 yesterday. Tabor tied Bethany 2 to 2 at Hillaboro before the halt. Rafter 100 innings.
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Friends University
Tabor College
Friends
Sterling College
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Hillaboro
Bethany
Rafter
Pitching duo shines in early season baseball clash
Sena tora pitched Washington to a 2-0 win over Chicago in his second shutout. Pauli Lehner of the Athletics doubled home two runs in the ninth, sparking a three run rally that produced a 5-2 Philadelphia victory over Cleveland.
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Senatora
Washington
Chicago
Raving Pauli Lehner
Athletics
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
Nation's League results feature Brooklyn and St Louis with a 2-0 showing, Philadelphia leading 4-3 over Nuhi, Pittsburgh and Boston clashing 3-1. American League notes New York triumphed 11 to 9 over St Louis, with Washington beating Chicago 7-2 and Philadelphia 7-2 over Cleveland. Minor and regional leagues list scores for Indianapolis, St Paul, Toledo, Louisville, Minneapolis, Columbus, and other small markets with mixed outcomes.
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Perron
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Ioning
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The report lists top players across the league with names like Musial Williams and Schmidt highlighted for batting, pitching, and fielding achievements. Standout teams include Philadelphia and Boston with notable run totals, strikeouts, and triples reflected in the season’s early performance data.
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Teamed Names and Odds in a Coastline Matchup
Fragmented OCR notes show a sports style listing teams and players with scattered place names like New York Boston and Chicago. The text hints at a matchup or roster with various surnames and numbers, but many words are garbled. It resembles a local sports card brief with teams Triples Henrich and Digger Th pom Lager among scattered references.
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Wilaoe
Stegene
Beretta
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Bosten
Deiteraia
Stephene
Ant Weshosat
Henrich
New York
Boston
Neo Verk
Sihunger
Koston
Baltimore Slum Clearance Moves Forward in May Council Meeting
Baltimore plans to level sixteen blocks of slums for new housing as part of a clearance program. City council approval is expected at the May 29 meeting, marking a key step in the redevelopment effort.
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Indians Edge Blues In Extra Inning Victory
The league leading Indianapolis Indians triumphed over Kansas City Blues 8-? in a three hour game. Milwaukee fell 6-0 to Louisville as Milwaukee dropped into a tie for second. Jerry Snyder misplayed a two base error in the 10th that allowed the unearned run. Louisvilles Willard Nixon pitched one hit ball in a shutout of Milwaukee. Columbus Redbirds moved to third place by beating Minneapolis 5-3. Strick Shofner homered for Columbus. Earl Naylor tripled for St Paul in a 3-2 win over Toledo.
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Haskell
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Israel Issues Tourist Buttons for Visitors
The tourist department will give each visitor a button bearing a six pointed star and the Hebrew inscription tourist. The tourist bureau urged Israelis to welcome wearers of the button wherever they go throughout the country.
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Israel
Peter the Nervous Cat Faces a Bold Blue Jay
In Berkeley California a blue jay harasses Peter the cat for a second year as the bird dives and screeches from the yard. Mrs Herbert Becker sought a rifle to protect Peter but the city rejected the request saying they would stay neutral in cat bird quarrels during an election year.
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Calif
Peter
Herbert C. Beckerlee
British airmen released after Israeli interrogation
Eight crewmen of a British flying boat released in Tel Aviv after being forced down yesterday by Israeli fighter planes and questioned by authorities.
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Israel
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