Golf Tourney Is Cancelled Over Fees Dispute
George S May cancels the Tom O Shanter World Tournaments richest golf tourney along with related events in a dispute with the PGA over entry fees. He notes last year 22 115 in entry fees and says other PGA events aren t collecting fees while purses remain high. May estimates costing about 40 000 more this year due to prize increases and appearance guarantees for top players. Harold Sargent remarks the move is not a surprise and awaits further PGA consultations.
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George S. May
May
PGA
J. Edwin Carter
Atlanta
Harold Sargent
National Pga
Sargent
Sawyer Wins By Decision At St Nicholas Arena
New York lightweight Sandy Saddler praised Rudy Sawyer after Sawyer won a 10 round decision over Jimmy Peters at St Nicholas Arena. Sawyer outweighed Peters and controlled most of the action with a punch filled bout that drew 1243 spectators. Referee Scalzo criticized low blows and warned both fighters, while official scorers mostly favored Sawyer on the cards.
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New York
Sandy Saddler
Rudy Sawyer
Jimmy Peters
St. Nicholas Arena
Sadler
Sawyer
Sandy
Petey Scalzo
Peters
Scalzo
Bill Recht
Judg
Mike Davidowitch
Impromptu Rodeo in El Dorado’s Business District
In El Dorado Kansas a spontaneous rodeo drew about 2,000 residents as a Santa Fe freight train collided with a truck hauling 22 yearling cattle at a downtown crossing. The crash sent the truck into a parked car and through a storefront. Cattle roamed the streets until a crowd corralled them. truck driver William Rosenkranz, 65, of Moline, escaped injuries.
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EL Dorado
Kas
William Rosenkranz
Moline, Kas
Senator Millikin Returns Home From Long Illness
Former Senator Eugene D. Millikin was brought home to Denver yesterday after more than a year away due to poor health. Millikin served 15 years in the Senate before retiring last year, while Mrs. Millikin had been living in a hotel in Colorado Springs since last May.
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Denver
W. AD Ambulance
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50 High Schools Enter Relays for Ottawa Meet
With the Ottawa Relays a few days away, fifty high schools have submitted entry forms. The list includes ten Class AA schools, sixteen Class A schools, and twenty four Class B schools.
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Ottawa
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Washington
Sumner
McPherson
Wichita East
Junction City
Chanute
Washington Rural
Clay Center Community
Marion
Clearwater
DeSoto
Seaman Humboldt
Yates Center
Haskell
Fredonia
Osawatomie
Paola
Osage City
Mrs Wolgast Leads And Wins At Wichita Rowing Meet
Mrs Cecil Wolgast led the Class O singles from start to finish and placed second in the All-Events at the State Women's Rowing Tournament in Wichita. She won Class O singles with a 603 score and totaled 1696 in All-Events. B Peterson of McPherson topped All-Events with 1710. Moore Chevrolet of Ottawa and doubles Elaine Hills and Martha Christian were favored for prize money, with final results pending.
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Cecil Wolgast
Wichita
Sticks To Old Type Of General Store
Butler New Jersey features Charlie Anderson a merchandising antique who runs a store stocked with spinning wheels bird seed foot warmers 1893 newspapers and 1958 garbage cans He aims to operate a quaint friendly general store away from city bustle.
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Butler
N.J
Charlie Anderson
America
Charlie
Minor Incident Changes His Plans
In New Ulm Minnesota Alfred Polta a reformed do it yourself artist caused a lamp to fall on a jug of paint thinner. The thinner spilled and caught fire after the light bulb broke. Damage reached $1000. The house will need interior repainting and Polta vows not to do it himself.
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New Ulm
Alfred Polta
Polta
Exhibition Baseball Scores Reported
Chicago A wins 7 to 5 over St. Louis in an exhibition game with a second game halted after six innings by agreement. Other results include Kansas City 5 Detroit 4, Chicago N 1 Baltimore 0, Cleveland 8 San Francisco 2, Boston 8 Washington 3, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1, Los Angeles 7 New York 3, and Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 4.
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Ted Williams
Pete Runnels
Norm Siebern
Dodgers
Preston Ward
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Herb Score
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Jim Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Wilson
Ed Bailey
Dual Track Meet Between Ottawa and Garnett Postponed
Ottawa High School track coach Orlix Cox announced the dual meet with Garnett High School at Cook Field is postponed due to rain. He said a contingency plan may reschedule for tomorrow or Thursday after the Ottawa University meet, but not later than Thursday because of the Ottawa Relays Saturday.
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Garnett High School
Cook Field
Orlix Cox
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Bowling Scores in Monday Night Mixed League
League standings show top scores by players Selby Williamson Gray? with 135 and 359 for women and 173 and 460 for men. Other high marks include Miller 127/143 for women and 144/402 for men, Deputy 141/389 for women and 176/450 for men, Schultz 206/865 for men, Wasmer 218/544 for men, Seymour 140/384 for women, Kramer 1935/341 for women, Moore 360 for men, Wallace 169/432 for men.
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Ottawa Wins Third in NI K Golf Meet
Highland Park won the NI K golf meet with 329 strokes and medalist honors by Richard Wendland at 76. Lawrence finished second with 352, Ottawa third at 378, Leavenworth 388, and Atchison 438. Ottawa's Bud Gollier led its scorecard with 86, Fred Gollier 90, Corlis 97, Lennard 105, Speer 104. The conference title will be decided by a points system across five league meets, with total strokes as tiebreaker.
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N.I.K
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Atchison
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Bud Gollier
Fred Gollier
Jim Corlis
Rod Lennard
Bill Speer
Tota
Trade Returns Larry Doby To Indians
Larry Doby, 33, is back with the Cleveland Indians after a two year absence in a five man swap that sent Gene Woodling, Dick Williams and Bud Daley to Baltimore for Doby and Don Ferrarese. The deal marks head Lane’s push to rebuild with 19 players involved across almost all AL clubs except Kansas City and New York. Other spring notes cover injuries in Florida and multiple reports from Red Sox Dodgers Cubs and White Sox games with several notable performances and scores.
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Larry Doby
Doby
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Don Ferrarese
Vto Lane
Gene Woodling
A's upset by Maas rough spring outing
WEST PALM BEACH Fla The A s were upset as Duke Maas struggled in spring training He came from Detroit in a multi player trade but has allowed 35 hits and 16 runs in 23 1 3 innings The 27 year old right hander earned credit for Kansas City s 5 4 win over the Tigers yesterday Ray Herbert blanked the Tigers for two innings to seal the A s triumph
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Duke Maas
Maas
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Tigers
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Scouts Triumph Lean Troop 77 In Ottawa Battle
Boy Scouts Troop 77 of Ottawa defeated Sacred Heart Junior basketball 52 to 43. Whalen led the winners with 16 points, while George Gage added 17 for Troop 77.
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Sacred Heart
Ottawa
Whalen
George Gage
Johnson Wins Azalea Open in Wilmington Shootout
Howie Johnson of Glenwood Newfoundland won the Azalea Open in an 18 hole playoff against his friend Arnold Palmer in Wilmington North Carolina. Johnson earned $2,000 for the top prize while Palmer took $1,500 as runner up setting a year to date earnings of $8,600 for Palmer and $1,578 for Johnson prior to the playoff.
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Wilmington
N.C
Howie Johnson
Glenwood
Arnold Palmer
Johnson
Palmer
Johnso
Celtics and Hawks tied in playoff series
Boston headed for St. Louis for game three as the series with Atlanta sits 1-1. The Celtics, defending champions, rallied to a 136-112 win after a 104-102 loss in the opener. Red Auerbach warns the team has work ahead.
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Boston Celtics
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Hawks
Red Auerbach
Kansas City Acquires McManus From Detroit Trade
Kansas City completes a 13 player deal with Detroit begun on November 20 1957. Left handed infielder McManus played for Birmingham in 1957 with a .261 average over 151 games. Home base listed as Boston.
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Birmingham
Southern Assn
Boston
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