Ottawa Thinclads Beat Garnett On Muddy Field
Ottawa High School’s Thinclads defeated Garnett High School 120 1/3 to 98 2/3 on a soggy Cook Field track. Meredith Williams led the mile, Morgan Williams out injured. numerous events featured mud and slow times. Dennis Smith and George Small led Ottawa in multiple races, with Johnson and Tolson strong in sprints and relays. Garnett rivals posted solid showings in hurdles, javelin, and field events amid slick conditions.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
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Garnett
Meredith Williams
Morgan
Morgan Williams
Roger Schmanke
George Small
Jim Tolson
Frank Johnson
Dennis Smith
Robin Roberts Returns to Form in Spring Win
Robin Roberts, 80, looks ready to return to a winner’s pace with the Phillies after back trouble last year. He blanked New York for eight innings on one hit, a bunt single by Hank Bauer, and left with the score tied 0-0 before the Yankees won 1-0 on a ninth inning sac fly. Other scores: Brooklyn 14 Milwaukee 9. White Sox 6 Red Sox 3 in 11. Cardinals 5 Tigers 4. Pirates 4 Kansas City 3. Reds 5 Washington 4 in 10. Giants 9 Cleveland 6. Orioles 18 Cubs 5.
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Kansas City
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Washington
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Cleveland
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Cubs
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Ottawa Relays See 102 Entries With Mount Hope Added
The Ottawa Relays expanded to 102 entrants this morning with Mount Hope joining in Class A. Effingham defends last year’s Class A title under Atchison Community High School, while Wichita East Shawnee Mission holdovers return for Class AA. Douglas expected to defend Class B. The meet runs all day with prelims at 9 and finals at 1. Over 1,000 boys are anticipated to participate, says manager Orlis Cox.
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Mount Hope
Effingham
Atchison Community High School
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission
Douglas
Orlis Cox
Defending Champs Struggle In Bowing Tour Lead
In Fort Worth Texas the 1956 team champions faltered in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Falstaff Beer of Chicago posted 2893 not top ten. Peter Hand Reserve Beer leads open division with 126 dollars. Ronnie Jones and Joe Meszaros power doubles lead with 1369 across three games. Ed Kawolics tops singles with 726, Dick Weber leads all events at 1992.
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Tex
Falstaff Beer
Chicago
Peter Hand
Falstaffs
ABC
Rochester
N. Y
Ronnie Jones
Joe Meszaros
Jones
Meszaros
Ed Kawolics
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Favor Spieser In Ring Tonight
DETROIT The slam bang clash features Chuck Spieser against Tony Anthony in a 12 round light heavyweight bout at Olympia Stadium Detroit to determine the right to face champion Archie Moore NBC-TV telecast at 9 p m CST Anthony with 22 knockouts in a 29 4 record questions Spieser as top contender has 19 wins 14 by knockout with four losses and one draw anticipated as the favorite in a nationally televised showdown
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Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
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Twilight League Bowling Scores Snapshot
Bowling scores from the Twilight League show Bob's Jewelry at 0, Mo. Pacific 1, Dennis Auto 2, Pepsi-Cola 2, General American Oil 0, Mo. Pac. Car Dept 4, Maracaibo Oil 2, and Union Local 630 2. Notable highs include 210 by Myers, 255 by Meador, 212 by Christie, and 181 by Domnanish along with several 500 to 800 series across teams.
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Pepsi-Cola
Meador
Ransom
General American Oil
Williams
Pac
Car Dept
Maracaibo
Christie
Union Local
Rodgers
Oswego High Coach Quits After Four Seasons
Robert Clemons, Oswego High School coach, announced his resignation last week. In four years, Oswego won 13 football, 10 losses, 2 ties. basketball 44 wins, 17 losses. He has made no definite plans but will continue coaching. Ottawa topped Garnett in their dual meet yesterday. freshmen Larry Riley and Richard Fink showed promise, Riley second in the 880, Fink third. Tomorrow's Ottawa Relays begin, three combined meets for Class AA, A and B. Billy Mills of Haskell is a top mile contender aiming for under 4:20, with many prelims in the morning. Weather suggests April-like chill and possible snow.
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Jerry Pant
George Small
Frank Johnson
Ottawa
Dennis Smith
Dennis Smiths
Smith
Jim To
Robert Clemons
Oswego High School
Clemons
Oswego
Garnett
Bulldogs
Larry Riley
Richard Fink
Riley
Fink
Haskell
Billy Mills
Mills
Tennis Match Postponed for Ottawa High School
The Ottawa High School tennis match against Osawa Tomie High School, set for today at Osawato mie, is postponed to April 16 on Ottawa courts. Coach Jim Clark hopes Forest Park courts are ready, announces Larry Forsythe joining the squad and notes Forsythe’s strong doubles play and potential singles improvement with practice.
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Ottawa High School
Osawatomie
Ottawa Courts
Jim Clark
Ottawa
Forest Park
Clark
Forsythe
Kansas State Golf Team Beats Wichita In Tight Match
Garry Mann of Wichita was medalist with 84 as Kansas State College defeated the Wheatshockers 9 to 8 in golf yesterday. It was Wichita's second loss to a Big Seven school. Iowa State downed the Shockers by the same score on March 27.
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Garry Mann
Kansas State College
Wheatshockers
Iowa State
Boudreau Sees Sixth Place As Best for Athletics
West Palm Beach Florida January 1 Kansas City Athletics manager Lou Boudreau says sixth place is the best they can hope for after a 102 loss season. He notes the club has rebuilt with seven new pitchers including Virgil Trucks Ned Garver and Gene Host and discusses lineup changes and the injured Harry Simpson.
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Lou
Virgil Trucks
Ned Garver
Gene Host
Detroit
Tom Morgan
Maury McDermott
Rip Colelman
New York
Ed Blake
Toronto
Wally Burnette
Tom Gorman
Alex Kellner
Harry Simpson
RBI
Simpson
Bob Cerv
Yankees
Jim Pisoni
Vancouver
Gus Zernial
Lou Skizas
Eft
A's Move Toward Regulars as Spring Battle Rages
The Athletics seek roster stability with rookie Birmingham signee winning the second base job over Curt Roberts. Hector Lopez locks at third while Joe DeMaestri and Billy Hunter duel for shortstop. Catchers Hal Smith Billy Shantz and Charlie Thompson to back up. Irv Noren to provide pinch hitting. Bouderau praises Kansas City fans after a 1,016,154 turnout despite a last place finish.
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Yankees
Curt Roberts
Hector Lopez
Joe DeMaestri
Billy
Hunter
Hal Smith
Billy Shantz
Charlie Thompson
Irv Noren
Fragmentary Chronicle of a Seder Row
A fragmentary notice sketches an odd sequence of numbers and letters tied to a Seder event. It hints at measurements and codes, mentioning W1 and scattered figures without a clear narrative or identifiable persons or organizations.
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Medical Directory
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Ottawa, Kansas
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