Tigers Qualifying 30 in Big Six Trials
Missouri University leads the field with 30 qualifiers as Jayhawkers and rivals contest the Big Six track and field championship at Lincoln. Strong showings expected in mile half mile hurdles and sprints with key performances from Guth Moore Sheehan and Killough in forthcoming finals.
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Tigers
Tom Hotts
Dipone
Nehriskay
Ed Woyr
Urnhuskers
Jay
Kansas State
Alist Tance
Bewurth
Mak Moore
Gina Rae
Aie
Psd
Uhaepraron
Bosworth
Moore
Oss
Richard Killough
Micours
Harold Er
Nebraska Rae
Finyd Gaultney
Heb Blakeley
Bill Day
Harry Meinett
Nebra
Missouri
Jarry Guth
McGions
Guth
BSA
Sheehan
E. Wilchels
Nebraska
Ambiguous OCR Snippet From New Sports Page
Fragmented text appears as an OCR capture of a sports page with names and scores partially visible. Key entities are unclear due to garbled letters, making it impossible to identify teams players or events conclusively. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined from the readable portion.
Hogan Mixup in Philadelphia Golf Round
In Philadelphia on May 24 1961 Hogan leads a rough field in a touch competition, with Hershey and Dick Metz among contenders. A flood of low scores follows as 60 players vie for a spot in the final two hours, led by Metz and Kewal at 67 and Locke Ogden Palmer at 63.
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Philadelphia
Philadel. Inquirer
Phe. Hogan
Mie
Hershey
Shetemaker
Roope Eefike
Gibb Hwan
Hogan
Stewardap Alevarder
Lexington
Herebry
Alexander Dick Metz
Arkansasity
Matt Kewal
Uhylnvent
Robby Locke
South Africa
Aml George
Ogden
Utah
Withersi
Kansas City
Kan
Palmer
Badin
XN. U
McWilkens Kid Brother Slated for S A Entry
Report mixed with garbled lines on McWilkens and his kid brother entering S A events. Mentions Little Shorty likely heading to LSU Mississippi ties and a pie-throwing figure in Jackson. Also includes quoted remarks and scattered notes on Oklahoma athletes studying before a Six meet.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Bob Hamilton
PLGA
Nelson
Augusta
Byron
Oklahoma
Tymek
Morants U
Harspon Matting Leads Off Bid to Early Lead in Three Inning Hit Parade
The report describes a chaotic third inning where Harsp matting battles back, New York sinks Moston Braver as a key batter, with Allie Reenalds on the mound for the Yankers. The line notes an 11th homer of the season and a decisive 9-0 score, underscoring a strong start at the Christian era.
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Aeste
Obray Lante
Hik Hases
Off Bidelinson
New York
Moston
Allie Reenalds
Yankers
Eason Finetom
No Aggie Decision Delayed by Big Six Conference
Lincoln May 24 The Big Six faculty committee postponed final action on Oklahoma A&M's conference admission and declined to rename the league with Colorado joining December 1. Missouri Valley Intercollegiate name likely retained. The panel banned freshman games, adjusted training table limits, reinstated five Nebraska and four Kansas players, and scheduled a June 27-28 meeting in Kansas City to standardize conference rules.
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Lincoln, Neb
Big Six
Oklahoma A. & M
H. H. King
Kansas State
Sam
Shirkey
Missouri
Colorado University
Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Kansas City
Bettina Grippo Knocked Out by Gus Lesnevich in 59 Seconds
Bettina Grippo, a magician and fight manager, faced Gus Lesnevich at Madison Square Garden in a light heavyweight bout. Lesnevich delivered a rapid sleep-maker right hand, knocking Bettina down twice in the first round before the referee stopped the fight with Bettina unable to continue.
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Grippo
Mel
Bettina
Jimmy
Melin
Gus Lesnevich
Madison Square Garden
Enstos
Hettina
Gus
Frankie Fulam
Is Blues
New York
Svt
Giants Top League As Mize Delivers Historic Homer
Giants surge atop the league as Mize drives five homers against Boston pitchers. Mize’s grand slam powered a six run burst. Red Munger blanked Pittsburgh 2-0 for his first win. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 5-4 in a wild night game as Dutch Leonard faltered. Indians hammered St. Louis 2-1 in a muddy night game. Detroit widened its lead with a 5-2 win over Chicago and Allie Reynolds struck out 10 as Yankees beat Boston 9-0. Philadelphia’s A’s remained undefeated at night by defeating Washington 6-1. Chicago and Cincinnati faltered in the National.
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Mel Otte Cetice
New York Giants
Mize
Boston
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ben Chap- Hnats
Dutch Leonard
Ken Heintzelman
Tommy Hughes
Cleveland
Indians
Bobt Diltineer
Detroit
Chicago
Allie Reynoldo
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Phil Marchildons
Cincinnat
USC Me Patton Tops Los Angeles Relays Sprinters
Me Patton of the University of Southern California emerged as the nation’s top sprinter after a double victory at the seventh annual Los Angeles Coliseum Relays. He anchored the Trojans in the quarter mile relay, then won the 100 yard dash in 9.5 seconds beating Allen Lawler of Texas by about a yard. He also clocked 20.4 seconds for the 220 yard dash, defeating Exell by five yards as Barney Ewell placed third.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Patton
Natton
Los Angeles B Coliseum
Trojans
Allen Lawler
Texas
Barney Ewell
Penn State
Exell
The Stars of Yesterday Baseball Recap
The stars yesterday featured Allie Reynolds of New York and Jackie Robinson as Brooklyn faced Phillies 6 4 scoring in late innings. Enon Slaughter drove in the first run for St Louis while Red Munger held hitters to win. Mickey Vernon and Washington’s Wilts contributed in trimmed lineups as Pel Marehridon wore the defeat.
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Preagh Williams
Allie Resnoldn
New York
Reston
Hite
Jackie Robinson
Dotgera—Remtour
Einele
Bate
Sigeen
Brooklyn Phatent Phillies
Carcinas
Ron St. Louie
Quail Crop Healthy Across Kansas Says Fish and Game
A report to the Fish and Game commission notes strong quail stocks statewide with heavy concentrations in northeastern and north central Kansas. Southeastern Kansas sees slightly below normal populations. The commission has not announced last year’s season but is expected to permit alternate shooting days. The nesting season slowed by rains and cold, but later hatches may boost young birds. Twenty two former service men were named state game protectors, increasing the force from 18 to 40. Local license revocation laws also apply to illegal hunting.
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Fish and Games Commission
Game Protectors
Kansas
the Fish and Game Commission
Nhat
Kansas Aim
Newa
Fish and Gamie Commission
MEM Prices and Merchandise Summary
Record shows miscellaneous items including toiletries priced at 5.56 pounds, Rickek Jewelry from 1 to 7 dollars, Arrow Shirts at 3.25 pounds, Metany Ties around 1.50 dollars, and other small items with varied pricing.
Topena Loses On Home Run In Tight Loop Match
Topeka Owls fell 6-5 at Muskogee as the Reds rallied with six runs in the ninth. Finch led Muskogee with a homer after Don Meyers and the pitching held off Topeka. Muskogee remains the only club with a favorable record against the Owls in the loop, as several leaders lost earlier. Tonight Topeka visits Muskogee while other games see St Joseph at Hutchinson, Joplin at Fort Smith, and Leavenworth at Salina.
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Topeka Owls
Miami Reds
Topeka
Muskogee
Finch
Don Meyers
Ore Mah UN
Fort
Hutchinson
Jeptin
Fort Smith
Leavenworth
Salina
Two Patched Teams Lead Tight American Finance Race
In a crowded race the Blues of Kansas City at 17-11 and Toledo at 7-12 show best records, both above .500, as Minneapolis lingers in last place. St Paul edged Kansas City 7-5, and Minneapolis beat Toledo 6-1 as Louisville lost 8-7 to Columbus. Milwaukee swept a pair and Mikie hid from Minneapolis 5-2 and 4-2, tightening the standings near a .500 pace.
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Kansan City
Blues
Toledo
Mudhe
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Saints
Louisville
Colonels
Columbus
Red Birds
Ilwaukee
W Owept
Mikie Hid
Lawn Mowers and Home Repair Classifieds Now Open
Local ads list lawn mowers sharpening services tree trimming and spraying by Bedford Tree Experts at 1205 Corn St with phone 1554 W. Also repair shops for washing machines clocks and woodwork, plus cab service by William Walker owner. Interior maintenance, wallpaper cleaning, auto painting, sign service, and contractor work advertised with various contact numbers.
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Wistson
Alma Cleaners
Nea
Brus
Mann Repair Shop
Kentucky
Bedford Tre
Journal-World
Varun
William
Bill) Walker
L. L. Leonard
St. Phen
Thur
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Co
North Lawrence
Locust
Frog Eallmater
Apyettee White
New York
Stone
Conn
Kirkpatrick
Mass
Risley
Patchen
Ohio
Round Corner Drug Co
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Iola
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Roy Mc Rinee Holton
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Valeley Falls
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Ropeka
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Goodland
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Board & Moore
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Guamantee Amst
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Houte J ML
New Hampshire
Hornberger
Sander
Ward
Ste Montgomery Ward
Sip
Cry
Sal Courter
Bo. Lacker Works
West Std
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Finfeltine
Call Phelps Floor Service
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Derby
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Alana Laundry
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Mississippi
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Marx
Logan-Moore Lamber Co
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