Returnees Brighten Lawrence High Golf and Tennis Outlook
Lawrence High announces 1959 lettermen in golf and tennis. Two of ten lettermen will depart next season. Key returnees include Bailey’s top doubles team, No. 2 singles and doubles duo, Duermeier the state meet standout, and managers, with coach Bailey praising improved play under pressure. Grover Froese noted as Phillies scout.
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Tom Palmerlee
Richard Collister
Elwin Carter
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David Gray
al Woolard
Kenneth Roper
John Hanna
Paul Carlson
Woolard
Alumni Clash Set With Seven Pro Players Involved
Seven pro players invited to join Kansas alumni for a spring football practice clash at Hass Kell stadium. Kickoff 7:30 p.m. with five stations airing the event. Ray Evans leads a 41 member alumni squad including Galen Fiss, Mike McCormack, Oliver Sepneer, Gee Rohlf, Walt Schmidt, H. C. Palmer, and Buddy Merritt. Injuries sideline Ron Michaels and others. Alums seek fifth win in the modern series, following past scorelines shown in ’52 ’53 ’54 ’55 and 206 last year.
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Ray Evans
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Gee Rohlf
Walt Schmidt
H. C. Palmer
Buddy Merritt
Ron Michaels
Probable Starters and Harold Patterson for Grads Football
The piece lists probable starters and key players like Harold Patterson and Wally Strauch, detailing offensive and defensive platoons built mostly from last year’s Big Eight runners up. It notes positions for Patterson, Anderson, Handa, Kay, Spencer, Blasi, McCormack, Fiss, and others, with Strauch as quarterback and a rookie backfield in the plans.
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Spencer
Gene Blasi
McCormack
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Anderson
Joe Fink
J.W. Sikes
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Ralph Moody
Terry Mcintosh
Bruce Brenner
Wally Shrauch
Jay Yawk
Leteavits
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Larry Carrier
Charlie Biocue
Strauch
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Elf
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Bill Crank
Hamil
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Roger Hill
Awsta
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Temple reshapes Kansas into a tough league club
Floyd Temple built a hard-hitting Kansas University baseball squad this season, countering weak second-line pitching with shifting and doubling up. A rain out ruined a key game against Oklahoma while the Sooners edged Kansas 7-2, leaving Oklahoma with an 11-5 conference mark to Kansas 11-6, one-half game back for the All-Sports title.
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Patterson Bid Shocks Detroit With 100000 Offer
Heavyweight king Floyd Patterson is offered 100000 to defend his title against Detroit challenger Johnny Summerlin. Promoter C W Smith announced the bid on Thursday, contingent on Summerlin defeating Nino Valdes in their non televised bout Saturday night to solidify the offer.
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Williams Fires Critics With Big Blast
Williams answers critics with a grand slam powering the Red Sox past the Royals. He homered with bases loaded in the fourth, his 41st career, tying for third on the all time list and moving Boston to a 8-5 win.
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Boxing results from Los Angeles and New York shows
The Associated Press reports last night Mauro Vasquez from Mexico defeated Vince Deleado by knockout in Los Angeles while Sid Lugo from Brooklyn outpointed Harvey Charles at Sunnyside Garden in New York.
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Bill Cochrane departs Lawrence Junior High track after four years
Bill Cochrane resigns as Lawrence Junior High School track coach to become a teacher at Western High School in Anaheim California. His four year record includes 20 wins and 3 losses with a 5-1 season this year. New school marks were set by Phil Lujan Jim Scofield and the medley relay crew with several other standout performances noted among local junior high athletes. Cochrane is acclaimed as an excellent teacher.
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Lincoln Chiefs Take Lead With 6-5 Victory Over Amarillo
The Lincoln Chiefs moved to first in the Western League after a 6-5 win over Amarillo. Lincoln leads Sioux City by a half game and Amarillo drops two games. A four-run sixth inning and Bill Dial’s relief in the ninth sealed the victory in the lone league game.
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