K U Wins Big Six Golf Crown At Ames Meet
Kansas triumphs in 36 hole medal play with a score of 644 to beat Oklahoma 645 and Missouri 647. Morton Jones of Kansas second with 157. Bill Craig of Oklahoma leads individuals with 155. Nebraska tops track with 56 9 10 points. Bob Simmons sets 440 yard dash record in the meet.
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A Man on the Moons of Mars
A curious note asks whether a person could survive on the moons of Mars. It explores the idea of living in distant space environments and the challenges involved. The piece frames exploration as a dream and science fact blend.
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Keller kinfan Rivalry Sheds Spotlight On Keller Brother
University of Maryland athletic officials contend Hugh Keller, younger brother of Charley Keller, outshines his elder in college baseball. The comparison spotlights athletic lineage and potential at Keller's college days.
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Upward Bound Los Angeles: Lilly Signs with Detroit Tigers
Art Lilly, Southern California captain and second baseman, has signed with the Detroit Tigers and will report to Beaumont after graduation this year.
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Art Lilly
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Golfing Country Club notes and upcoming events
Chick Pontius and Glenn Oatman head to Kansas City Wednesday to qualify in the Heart of America tournament at Swope Park. Tonight a club carnival wraps the season with a Scotch foursomes event set for Wednesday May 31 and a Chamber of Commerce dinner slated for Wednesday.
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Bill Gibson
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Early season baseball round up from AP notes
Dizzy Dean pitched three hit ball in his first start to blank the Bees 4 0. Frank Hayes hit a bases loaded homer as the Athletics rallied past the Phillies Browns. Bob Klinger limited the Giants on six hits. Lefty Grove held the Tigers to nine hits and homered. Bucky Walters and Ival Goodman combined for an eight hit effort to beat the Dodgers with Goodman's bases loaded double widening the margin. Bill Dickey and Frank Crosetti powered the Yankees attack with two homers against the Indians. Ted Lyons beat the Senators 3 2 in 10 innings. Jimmy Brown homered and doubled as the Cardinals defeated the Phillies 5 2.
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En Lefty Grove
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Tigers
Bucky Walters
Ival Goodman
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Bill Dickey
Frank Crosetti
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Ted Lyons
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Jimmy Brown
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Lefty Grove
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Hubbell
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Whitlow Wyatt
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 4 New York 1 Chicago 4 Boston 0 Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3. American League scores show New York 12 Cleveland 6 Boston 8 Detroit 3 Philadelphia 12 St. Louis 4 Chicago 3 Washington 2. Minor leagues list Toledo 12-6 Columbus 5-2 Milwaukee 5-3 Kansas City 2-4 Indianapolis 5 Louisville 2 St Paul 10 Minneapolis 0.
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Wichita East Wins Kansas Inter Scholastic Track Title
Wichita East edged Topeka 29 to 22 to claim the 1989 Kansas inter scholastic track championship in Emporia. Mount Hope won class B with 25 points. Dighton and Fairview tied for second with 20. Hutchinson and Independence tied for third and fourth with 17. Don Walters of Paola swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes and was runner up in the 440. New records were set in class A discus broad jump and pole vault and in class B discus. Allen McDonald of Wichita North retained the tennis singles crown defeating Tom Mitchell of Wichita. Layden and Schwirtz of Wyandotte won the doubles title over Douglas and Tucker of Winfield. Bill Jones of Wichita North was golf medalist with 146 as Independence won the two and four person golf team titles.
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Kansas
Topeka
Mount Hope
Dighton
Fairview
Hutchinson
Independence
Don Walters
Paola
Allen McDonald
Wichita North
Tom Mitchell
Wichita
Layden
Schwirtz
Wyandotte
Douglas
Tucker
Winfield
Bill Jones
Metcalfe on leave from Xavier to pursue master's at USC
Ralph Metcalfe former Marquette sprint ace on leave from Xavier University of New Orleans where he is track coach is pursuing a master's degree at Southern California High factory temperatures are linked to more accidents according to authorities.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Xavier University of New Orleans
Southern California
Golf Stance Teachings Highlight Varied Postures
The article outlines stance options for players at prep par level. It describes open, square, and closed stances with left and right foot positions relative to the line of flight. It also notes beginners benefit from a square stance to reduce hooks or slices and emphasizes correct ball placement and tee height for optimal swing arc and speed.
KU Track Suffers Jinx At Big Six Meet In Ames
At Ames the Kansas Jayhawks miss points as Lyle Foy injures a leg in the 220 yard trials and Paul Masoner falters in the 220 yard low hurdles. Ray Harris stars in distance events while Bob Stoland leads in jumps. Vivid notes cover local baseball and a fire incident to Gavinn Henry alongside Big Six limit decisions on games and squad sizes.
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Lawrence Semi-Pros Lose to Topeka 15-8 in Holcomb Grove
The Lawrence Semi-Pros fell 15 to 8 to the Topeka Merchants in Holcomb Grove. Bud Rose led the visiting club's aging squad while Walt Thorne started for Lawrence, who briefly surged with seven runs in the second inning before Topeka pulled away.
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Auburn Will Tour Auburn This Fall
Alan Auburn confirms the team will play 11 road games next season with no home contests. The schedule sees Auburn travel to multiple venues to face varied opponents.
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Auburn
Alan Auburn
Kansas Wins Doubleheader Tie for Fourth in Big Six
Kansas defeats Kansas State 3-2 in the second game after a 3-0 loss, tying for fourth in the Big Six with 5–9. The Jayhawkers also beat the Aggies 9–8 in Friday’s game as they finish the season with two at Missouri. Cadwalader and Neiman had two RBIs. Sands and Brass pitched well.
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Veterans of the Big Baseball Show Still Hold Spotlight
Veteran pitchers and sluggers from Dizzy Dean to Lefty Grove dominate spring ball across majors. Cubs star Dizzy Dean pitched a 4-0 shutout as Chicago beat Boston, while Grove homered in an 8-3 Red Sox win over Detroit. White Sox veteran Lyons beat Washington in 10 innings.
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Bob Grove
Carl Hubbell
Tommy Bridges
Lefty Gomez
Ted Lyons
Fred Fitzsimmons
Charley Ruffing
Larry French
Schoolboy
Rowe
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Earl’ Whitehill
Charley Root
Ole Diz
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
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Common auto cooling leak at hose connections
The article notes that the most frequent leak in a car's cooling system occurs at hose connections. It emphasizes inspecting hose clamps and fittings for wear and tightness to prevent coolant loss.
Roundup of sports gossip and upcoming events from New York
Eddie Briez reports on football schedules with Xavier Cincinnati next season and night baseball gaining traction. Joe Louis prepares at Pompton Lakes while Ladislav Hecht defeats Bunny Austin in warmups. Pepper Martin mocks college play as Zeke Bonura backs White Sox. Golfer Marratt notches two aces at Kenosha Country Club. Tommy Farr named adviser for Mead and Henry Armstrong during Lannon stay. Charlie Ward notes rain spoiled Detroit Tigers game.
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New York
Ladislav Hecht
Tennifer
Living Daylights
Bunny Austin
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Giants
Ilinois
Pepper Martin
William Marratt
Kenosha
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Henry Armstrong
Tommy Farr
Missing Mentor Drives Boy to Play Ball
A terse note describes a man pressuring a youth to play and practice baseball. The narrator recalls sneaking, arguing, coaxing, and scheming to pursue the sport with his reluctant helper. The tone hints at coercive persuasion within a family or guardian dynamic.
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