Unsung Heroes on Jay Squad Spark League Track Triumph
Kansas University under Bill Easton extended its dominance by depth in the Big Seven outdoor meet. Unsung heroes powered a 173 point victory over Missouri and others as weight records and school marks fell. Blair and Frame led double titles with Nieder and Bitner setting marks in weight events. The team heads to the Missouri Valley AAU meet after a banquet at the Hotel Eldridge.
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Kansas University
Allen Frame
Dick Blair
Bill Nieder
Les Bitner
Easton
K. U
Kansas
Eastons
Missouri
Bul Easton
Mt. Dread
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Nieder
Smith
Hollinger
Blair
Frame
Osborne
Schulte
Bitner
Herb Grote
Nebraska
Bob van Dee
Oklahoma
Edsel Wibbels
Don Smith
Leven Gray
Missouri Valley
New Year New Title Mile Run And Field Events Highlight KU Meet
KU athletes lead a crowded New Year track meet with multiple events. Johnny Dahl OU and Bill Nieder KU top the sprints and throws while Ron Reed CU and Elroy Williams MU post strong marks in the mile and two mile races. New records appear in preliminaries with Herb Grote NY and Edsel Wibbels NU noted for past marks.
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Frame
Am Howell
Mike Swanson
Bernie Gay
Keith Bacon
Hugh Osmera
Johnny Dahl
Wile Jones
Chuck Eonson
Bob Massengale
Larry Friable
John Stodgell
Bill Nieder
Gene Blasi
Bob’ van Dee
Ronald Salmons
Allen Muecke
Len Rosen
Jim Allen
Bill Constantine
Bill Biberstein
Bob ‘Perrick
Fritz Hageboeck
Bob ‘Puckett
Phil Frazier
Ronald Reed
Pete Beard
Lowell Janzen
Brenthe McQuinn
Duane Kelly
John Schuchter
Les Bitner
Morris Muehlenthaler
Don Sneegas
John Parker
Joe Powell
Don Bracelin
Don Ladd
Tom Rupp
Lynn Romann
Time
Pilnope Bow van Dee
Dick Knowles
Jim McDaniel
Edsel Wibbels
Erwin Cook
Bob Smith
Blaine Hollinger
Henry Philman
Gene Wilson
Eenmore OU
Levenay
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Adolph
Mueller
Gerald Lang
Don Smith
Ghlshomn
Folsom
Henderson
Frazier
Tle
Paul Miller
Karl Englund
Harold Mullison
Jerry Fellinger
Kenneth Mallas
Kansas Dominates 15-Event Meet With Six Firsts
Kansas secured six first places in a 15-event meet watched by about 1,000 spectators. Blair and Osborne won the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Frame claimed the mile and two mile titles, Nieder set a national shot put record, and Bitner won the javelin in record fashion. Team depth showed in helpers like Capt. Bob Smith and Adolph Mueller lifting KU to a strong team victory.
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Osborne
Frame
Wichita
Nieder
Lawrence
Henry Schulte
Bitner
Kansas City
Don Bracelin
Dick Knowles
Louis Stroup
Larry Frisbie
Tom Rupp
Bill Biberstein
Don Sneegas
John Parker
Leon Wells
Sooners Poised To Win Big Seven Baseball Title
In Kansas City Oklahoma Sooners, 7-1, prepare for two games at Norman against Kansas Jayhawks, 2-8. A win clinches the championship with Nebraska 9-3, Missouri 7-3 close behind. Nebraska plays Colorado, Iowa State and Missouri also in action as the final week unfolds.
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Athletics to Hold Clinic in Kansas City
The Kansas City Athletics will hold a baseball clinic for high school players from Ban Johnson and 3 and 2 League on June 4. They invite students to be the A s guests at the Red Sox game after the session. Applications to attend go to Jim Larimore Municipal Stadium Kansas City by May 28. Players must report with their team coach.
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What to Expect On Week's Ring Slate
Ring slate preview features Virgil Akins favored over Joe Miceli in a 10 round New York bout at St Nicholas Arena. Akins seeks fifth straight win after knocking out Ronnie Delaney in May. Also slated are Sandy Saddler in a non title 10 round in Sacramento and Charley Green versus Holly Mims at St Louis Arena. Costa vs Perez meets in Madison Square Garden on Friday night NBC
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Mission East Clubs Win State Golf Titles in Salina
Shawnee Mission swept the four man event as Lee Jordan shot a T under par 137 to lead medalist scoring. Wichita East captured the two man title, marking its second victory in two years.
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Shawnee Mission
Wichita East
Lee Jordan
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
National League results show Brooklyn New York Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others with scores and standings. American Association and Texas League play include Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis Omaha Toledo Denver St Paul San Antonio Oklahoma City Shreveport Dallas Fort Worth Beaumont Mobile Birmingham Memphis Nashville Atlanta New Orleans and more with game outcomes.
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Wichita
Enos Slaughter Still Shines At 39 With A's Wins
Enos Slaughter, 39, shows staying power after being cut by the Cardinals and Yankees. He had three hits in Kansas City's 14 hit first game against the White Sox, an A’s 7-2 victory, then two hits in the nightcap as Alex Kellner earned his fourth win. Elmer Vale and Vic Power homered for the A’s in the finale. In Cincinnati, the Cardinals split with the Reds, taking the second game 5-2 behind Luis Arroyo after a rain delay, with Wally Post and Smoky Burgess delivering late-inning hits. Red Schoendienst and Ken Boyer homered for St. Louis in the night cap.
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Carl Erskine
Gene Conley
Milwauke
Chicago
Sam Jones
Pittsburgh
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Yanks
Clint Courtney
Ron Jackson
Tidwell Wiebe Standout Stars For State Meet
Kansas 45th state track meet highlights include Charlie Tidwell Independence and Henry Wiebe Newton setting multiple records. Tidwell 9.8 in 100 yd, 18.5 in 180 yd lows. Wiebe 21.0 in 220, 14.5 highs, 52-5 shot. Clay Center Tillman shines with 14.4 highs and 19.0 lows, Gardner's McIntire dominates with three wins.
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Independence
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Independence Flash
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Field for May 30 Battle Isn't Too Well Balanced
INDIANAPOLIS The 39th 500 mile auto race May 30 will be a 33 car contest for about a quarter mile. Time trials ended yesterday put the seasoned drivers up front with contenders such as Bill VUkovich Jack McGrath Tony Bettenhouse Fred Agabashian and Sam Hanks. McGrath set a 10 mile speed record of 142.580 mph. Ten men in the front half went over 140 mph while the rear end was much slower than the field’s qualification average.
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Tony Bettenhouse
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Mantle’s free base falls rise as Berra’s rampage dominates
Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle fuels a rally with a .086 average yet key hits lift New York to the AL lead after a seven game surge. Yogi Berra belts three homers in a doubleheader sweep of Baltimore, boosting the Yankees over Cleveland by a full game while Don Mueller and the Giants push a six game streak. In KC, Dick Mayer wins the Kansas City Open by six strokes, carding a 67 final round to finish 27 under par, with Maxwell and Harper tied for second.
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Sky Sox Rally to Climb in Tight Western League Race
Colorado Springs beat Lincoln 8-5 to tighten the Western League first division race. The Sky Sox moved to second as Wichita dropped both ends of a doubleheader 10-8 and 9-3 to Des Moines. Pueblo swept Sioux City 9-6 and 7-2, sending Wichita to last and Pueblo to the top cluster. Des Moines completed a series sweep over Wichita, with Don Robertson homering and other key hits. Monday standings show Wichita at Lincoln, Pueblo at Des Moines, Colorado Springs at Sioux City.
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Ex Cornell Track Coach Moakley Dies at 91 in Ithaca
John F. Jack Moakley longtime Cornell University track coach died at his Ithaca home Saturday night at age 91. He led the U S Olympic track team to victory in 1920 and his Cornell squads won 29 IC4A championships across outdoor and cross country events.
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Jack) Moakley
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Hawks Schedule Softball Game at Lincoln Park
The Hawks face the American Legion team in a softball game tonight at 8 o'clock at Lincoln Park.
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American Legion
Lincoln Park
Okinawa Officials Depart for U.S. Protest Visit
A delegation from Okinawa left for the United States to present protests over U S Army plans to buy 52 000 acres of Okinawa land.
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Okinawa
United States
U. S Army
Walkout Ends for Genova Harbor Strike Ends
Genova Italy harbor returned to normal as 1600 ship repairers ended a marathon 11 day strike. A tentative agreement was reached to halt the strike and a commission to oversee the operation of the free choice ride was established by strikers and employers.
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Italy
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Delis
Sand Green Golf Winners Hays Highlights
Hays Osawatomie star Lavette Hays was medalist with 142 in the Kansas State High School Sand Green Golf Tourney. Cotby captured the free man event and Russell won the four mint in Saturday play.
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Was
A -Cotby
Russell
Lavetle Hays
Osawatomie
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