Braves Face Rugged Mules Here Thursday
The Ottawa University Braves travel to face Central Missouri State in Warrensburg in a key early season dual track meet. Field events start at 3 p.m. and running at 3:30. OU seeks another win after edging the Mules last year while Warrensburg showcases strong shot put and distance stars led by Bob Irwin and Rob Robertson. The meet tests OU’s sharpness against an outstanding Mules squad.
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Joe Beckham
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Bassey Knocks Moreno Out In Defense At Wrigley Field
Nigerian champion Kid Bassey defeated Ricardo Moreno of Mexico in a third round knockout for his first 126 pound title defense at Wrigley Field. Bassey earned $70,000 from a gate of $215,047.06 while Moreno received $38,000. plans called to return to England before choosing future fights.
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Urban Turns In A Neat Spring Start For Athletics
Jack Urban shut out Detroit for eight innings as Kansas City Athletics won 7 to 4 in an exhibition. The rookie righthander fanned two and walked five, improving to 7 4 with a 3.35 ERA. The victory marked KC’s third straight and left them 11 9 in exhibition play.
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Cleveland
Allan Worthington
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Baseball Scores Exhibition Highlights Mixed Results
Exhibition games featured New York defeating Chicago A 16 to 11 and Cleveland besting Chicago N 14 to 7. Other scores included Philadelphia 92 over Cincinnati 9, and San Francisco 4 with Baltimore 1 as Boston beat St. Louis 3 to 4. Continuous play across leagues showed varied performances.
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Ottawa High beats Garnett on wet track in late meet
Ottawa High School defeated Garnett 118 to 100 in a soggy Cook Field meet that went ahead after a late postponement. Ottawa dominated weight events with three firsts led by George Small, Dale Watts won discus, Jay Haggard shot put, and Larry Fisher javelin. Garnett's Copeland and Meyer topped high jump as Schmanke struggled with a sore leg but helped Ottawa with a relay win.
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Rock and Roll Diet Hurts U S Teenagers
Atlantic City reports Herbert W Voorhees, NJ Farm Bureau president, warns that a rock and roll diet of soda, hot dogs, and soggy potato chips harms millions of teenagers. He cites poor Army fitness test scores and rising teenage motherhood complications as evidence of malnutrition.
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Redlegs Bet Big On Giant Bat Bilko
Steve Bilko, after 13 seasons in organized baseball, eyes a regular job with the Cincinnati Redlegs. The 6-1, 230-pound first baseman slammed two homers in a 9-2 win over Philadelphia after joining from the Pacific Coast League last Oct. 8. Other games included Mineso’s three homers for Cleveland in a 14-7 win over Chicago, and Banks and Skowron powering big Yankee and Cubs slates. The Cards beat Boston 4-3 ending the Red Sox win streak as Washington, Kansas City and San Francisco also won.
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Celtics Hawks clash in heated third title game
The Boston Celtics and St. Louis Hawks renew their best of seven series with Game 3 at Kiel Auditorium tonight. Coaches Auerbach and Hannum express confidence as the heated East versus West rivalry deepens after two games, with a first time closed circuit telecast planned for the Kiel Opera House.
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Tough Middleweights In A Scrap Tonight
In Louisville Yolande Pompey a light heavyweight meets Rory Calhoun a heavy-fisted middleweight in a scheduled 10 round bout. Observers expect a rough fight though some doubt it reaches the full distance. Pompey has knocked out 25 of 34 three losses Calhoun 17 of 37. Calhoun ranked No 6 middleweight will be 33 31 going in. The match will be televised ABC at 9 pm CST.
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Baker Net Men Defeat Ottawa in Tennis Opener
Baker University opens season with a 5 4 win over Ottawa University in Baldwin. John D Aboy of Ottawa defeats Baker star Dick Maze in an upset. Singles split 3 3 while doubles see Ottawa lead then Baker rally.
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Gordon Morlan
Stars To Aid U. S. Net Team
SAN FRANCISCO Stars and pro tennis stars led by Jack Kramer will tutor American amateurs aiming for the Davis Cup. Pancho Gonzales Pancho Segura Tony Trabert Lew Hoad join the tour to train Barry Mackay a 23 year old Michigan graduate and 1957 team member. Mackay will practice daily with the pros on their Eastern swing then return to Los Angeles for continued coaching. The plan allows other pros to join while preserving amateur status. The United States last won the cup in 1954 and Australia has dominated since.
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Bowling Scores ROYAL T LEAGUE roundup
Bowling scores listed for the Royal T League with multiple teams and players. Names include Bundy Instranc High, Lewia, Richeson, Akers, Branson, Louk, Carlson, Moore Chevrolet, Wasmer, Fritts, Hermreck, Davis Paints, Nicholas, Redick Grocery, Blackstone. Team listings show high games and series totals across venues.
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List Officials For Relays At Ottawa Relays Saturday
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce released timers and finish judges for the Ottawa Relays at Cook Field, Ottawa University. Timers: Winton Winter, Tom Porter, Earl Guist, Malcolm Jones, Glenn Ainsworth, Bob Jenkins, Jack Morissey, Vern Chesbro, Al Williams, Hale Blair, Jack Byrd, Dwight Haworth, Reid Harder. Finish judges: Henry Parker, Ted Dorkins, Quincy Seymour, Lowell Gish, Tom Gleason, Freeland West, Norris Burke, Don Capper, Dean Nossinger, Bruce Spears, Hobb Larson, Chuck Langdon, Dick Smay.
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