Kansas Baseballers Close Season Against Missouri Tigers
Kansas University baseball, 4-5 in Big Seven, meets Missouri at 3 p.m. today and again Tuesday to close the season. Coach Floyd Temple’s Jayhawks, one of KU’s best since 1949, beat Colorado 22-13 at Boulder and earlier won 10-6. In Columbia, Missouri is favored to win the conference, while KU hopes to rebound after two tough losses as Jim Trombold delivers a three-run ninth inning homer in the previous meeting.
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Kansas rallies to beat Buffs in loop clash
Eddie Dater led Kansas with four hits in six trips including two doubles as Kansas pulled off a nine run rally to down Colorado Buffaloes in a loop clash. Barry Robertson and Ron Wiley also doubled for the Jayhawks.
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Kansas routs Colorado as hitters shine in late-season tilt
Trombold Wiley Barry Donaldson and Trombold each collected three hits. Kansas built a 9-0 lead with three first inning runs three in the third and five in the fifth. Colorado answered with six in the sixth and added in the next three frames. Robertson went 4 5 Friday and Wiley hit a three run homer in that game. Coach Templer plans a full workout today and Tuesday as the season ends.
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Ex State Representative Dies in Denver Hospital
Simon Fishman, 77, wheat belt farmer and merchant and former Kansas House member, died at General Rose Hospital in Denver. Immigrant from Russia at 13, he farmed near half a million acres in the Midwest. Survived by widow Mary and son Irving L., both of Denver. He served in the Kansas House in 1923 and the Senate in 1932, later aligning with Franklin D. Roosevelt's farm policy.
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Junior Legion Open Season With Olathe Tonight
The Lawrence American Legion Junior baseball team edged Haskell 8 6 Sunday as two ninth inning runs sealed the win at Haskell field. Manager Al Ice’s squad begins its season tonight at Municipal Park facing Olathe in the Second District clash. no admission charged.
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Haskell Rally Sparks Late Comeback in Brooklyn Contest
In a Brooklyn contest the Haskell team finally scored after Reed shut them out for five innings. Haskell tallied two runs in the sixth, one in the seventh, two in the eighth and one in the ninth for a total of 6 runs. Jim Ragan David Lenahan and Schick contributed, while Ragan Lenahan and Schick combined for ten hits among them. A separate note mentions 2.3 million trees growing in Brooklyn and other New York City boroughs.
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Pirates Sweep Braves as Long Lifts Pirates in Doubleheader
Pittsburgh’s Dale Long powered a Pirates doubleheader sweep over Milwaukee 6-3 and 5-0, with two long balls boosting his season total to nine and his batting average to .398. The crowd of 32,848 at Forbes Field marked a five-year attendance high and moved Pittsburgh within one game of the NL leaders.
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Pittsburg State College June Diploma List
The list of 526 graduates includes Janet Mitts of 615 West Second Street with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Arts, Jack Barnett of M23 WL Weivt with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, and Alma Gerhardt of 839 Ohio Street with a Bachelor of Science in Education.
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