Lawrence High wins Ottawa Relays Class AA title
Lawrence High School captured the Class AA division at the Ottawa Relays on Cook Field Ottawa University with 37 points, edging Coffeyville 82 to 31. Multiple records fell including pole vault 13 feet % inch by Charles Bowling Ottawa and 100 yard dash 9.9 by Willis Letcher Atchison, while Donkey Bigsby Manhattan won high jump at 6 feet 3% inches as the two day meet continued with A and B divisions today.
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Charles Bowling
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Charles
Norman Bowling
N. Sycamore
Herald
Lawrence High School
Highland Park
Washburn Rural
Seaman
Were Potts
Bowlling
Potts
Willis Letcher
Atchison
Bruce
Sumner
Newell
Shawnee Mission
Drue Jennings
Burton
Washington High
Bigsby
Manhattan
Bob Cannon
Haskel Indian Institute
Lawrence
Orlis Cox
Ottawa University
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Turner
Tie
Vensyoc
Emporia
Fields
Coffeyville
Emery
Leavenworth
Turley
Allison
Lebette County High
Quick
Smith
Lansdowne
Dunn
Weard High Marches
Pettey Turner
Forbes
Lesvenworth
Young
Fort Scott
Pohl
Gardimer
Letcher
Morgan
Jennings
Argentine
Mayo
Sanders
Lee
Lopez
Sheffer
Labette County High
Alley
Tis
Tabette County High
Bergman
Mairs
Johnson
Lewis
Denny
George
Neale
Leavyen
Robinson
Bun Eaualewitz
Highsand Park
O’rear
Davis
Morton
Crumpton
R. Pine
Kimball
Saunders
Domne
Stephens
Taye
Harvey
Parsons
Sharp
Wampe
McClannahan
Tucker
Pole Vann
Bowling
Pine
Vann
Jamison
Carver
Jere Potis
Chell
Pields
Labetts County High
Dincun
Wempe
Ena Lawrence
Croy
King
Nan
Baseball Opens With High Turnover and Kennedy Attendance
New major league season starts with about 45 percent turnover and at least a dozen rookies. About 350,000 people, including President Kennedy, expected at 11 openers. Senators vs Orioles in D C Stadium on Monday. Pirates host Reds in Cincinnati for National League opener. starting pitchers include Don Rudolph vs Steve Barber and Earl Francis vs Jim O'Toole.
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New York
Kennedy
D.C. Stadium
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Earl Francis
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Fred Hutchinson
Nicklaus Opens Third Round At Masters In Contention
Pudgy Nicklaus nicknamed Bob Bo to Baby Dumpling leads a strong Masters field while Mike Souchak, Jay Hebert, and Bo Wininger chase after a blazing 66 second round. Souchak holds second as Nicklaus sits tied for third with Hebert after 86 holes. Par is 72 at Augusta National with Player and Palmer trailing the pace.
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JSTA
Pudgy Icklaus
Rom
Bob-Bo
Jay Hebert
Husky Mike Souchak
Nicklaus
Souchak
Duke
Hebert
Lloyd Mangrum
Bo Wininger
Augusta
Augusta National Course
Mike Souchak
Jack Nicklaus
Ed Furgol
Tony Lema
Dick Mayer
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Gary Player
Augusta National
Arnold Palmer
Player
Palmer
Scoreboard summary of college games across baseball tennis and track
Nebraska 6 6 Kansas State 2 1 Oklahoma 8 5 Kansas 2 0 Oklahoma State 1 0 Missouri 2 Colorado 5 9 Iowa State 41 William Jewell 19 Kansas City 05 Tennis Kirksville State 8 Western Illinois 2 Southern Illinois 9 Iowa State 0 Southern Illinois 9 Minnesota 0 Town State 6 Wheaton 3 Track Springfield State 69 William Jewell 67 Washburn 9 314 Baker 3 744
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Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa State
William Jewell
Kansas City
Kirksville State
Western Illinois
Southern Ilinois
Southern Illinois
Minnesota
Town State
Wheaton
Springfield State
Washburn
Baker
Bowling Roundup Sets Strong Tone in Ottawa Ladies League
Barbara Adams led the Ottawa Bowl action with a 221 game and 508 series for Ottaw a Bowl as Parme le r defeated by Jerry. Betty Pogue and Sue Wolgast anchored Royal T Lanes with a 510 series and 507 respectively to keep Royal T ahead in standings. In men’s play, Lee’s Cafe led the Dynamic League with a 2610 series, while Rick Wen and Doc Richeson paced scoring. Additional league results and high scores appear on page six.
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Betty Pogue
Sue Wolgast
Royal Twotten
Wills Cafe
Betty
Sue
Royal T
Barbara Adams
Parmelee
Ottawa Bowl
Lee’s Cafe
Keen Co
Bill Wenthe
Doc Richeson
Lee's
I. Clark
Reno's, Inc
Heathrman
Nighthawk
Dave Heckman
Huss & Pat's
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Ottawa
B. Pogue
Wills Case
C. Hensick
Dengel
B. Adams
Parmeler
Foushee
Walker
Kramer
Drage
M. Haas
D. Snell
McFadden
M. Heckman
Gambler
Hollow
Helen & Bill's Cafe
L. Meador
E. Hickman
Peace Food Center
A. DeCaeny
Fairmont Dsiry
Reddick
Brown leads group to buy the Philadelphia Eagles
A syndicate headed by Paul Brown former coach and general manager of the Cleveland Browns is likely to purchase the Philadelphia Eagles for 4.5 to 5 million dollars. Brown would become general manager and coach of the Eagles, with six years left on his Browns contract.
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Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Eagles
Cleveland
Arthur Modell
Browns
Modell
Frank McNamee
Philadelphia Fire
McNamee
Joseph A. Donoghue
Donoghue Ikley
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Beer Man Denies Talking Gambling With Butts
Atlanta AP report states Chicago beer executive Frank Scoby told The Associated Press his long distance calls with Wallace Butts were strictly business with no gambling talks. The case ties to a 1950 wagering inquiry involving Bulls and football coach Paul Bryant, amid libel actions and denials by Butts and Bryant.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Frank Scoby
Illinois
Associated Press
Butts
Scoby
Bulls
Saturday Evening Post
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
The
Post
Cook
Women Cage Finals Tonight in St Joseph Missouri
Nashville Business College and Wayland Texas meet in the Women’s National AAU basketball championship title clash in St Joseph. Wayland defeated Town Wesleyan 50 42 and Nashville beat Silverton 52 31 in the semifinals as last year’s champions seek to defend their crowns.
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St, Joseph
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Leon Cafe
Heathman Oil
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Wtane Co
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J. Clark
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