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08 Apr 1957

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1957

Page

3

Seven Records Fall at Ottawa Relays Sat at Cook Field

The 11th Ottawa Relays produced seven meet records across Class AA Class A and B led by Wichita East with 55 points claiming the Class AA trophy Haskell won Class A with 42 1/2 points and Conway Springs taking Class B with 22 1/2 The trio of mile records featured San Romani Kraus Mills all setting new marks while Haskell set a relay record and Gardner Wichita East topped several events Ottawa High School finished seventh with 12 points as over a thousand students from 102 schools competed under overcast skies

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Cook Field Ottawa Wichita East High School Haskell Douglags Jerry ‘Kraus Conway Springs Kraus Wes Santee Ashland High School Billy Mills Haskell Institute Lewis Archie San Romani Wichita East Crook San Romani Emporia Larry Wagmer Coffeyville Gardner Whchita East Shawnee Mission Gardah Bob Crawford Topeka Ottawa High School Roger Schmanke Jimmy Tolson Terry Paul George Small Dennis Smith Pilens Wichita Hast Farrow Sheley Wyandotte Winchester Pittsburg Rogers Ste Pole Vauit Schmanke Tie R. Rogers Cloud van Hook Turner Aiman Chariton Robinson Gills Shawnee- Mission Sanagilse Sullivan Rearick Butts Shawnee-Mission Baker Argentine Kohler Mile Run Gyon Davis Wichita West Neal Shawnee Mission Chambers Alten Washington Cholesnik Hills Thurston Drake Paul Batley Smith Junction’ City Gillis Aimen Ortiz Hayden Tle Junction City Reardon Finkenbinder Wagner Fifield Martin Small Wichita ‘East Dash Ochel Wichita “West Wichita’ East Henderson Anthony Beal Fredonia Pomranny Eureka Clay Center Siscoe de Soto Perry Hugoton Hollis Jensen Clay Wiley Cherokee McAninch Brucker Effingham Copeland Garnett Ryal Thomas Vaughn D. Dasht Stucker Kauth Ran- Kin Murphey Renolds Bonner Springs Lee Gilmer Baxter Springs Ife Waugh Clearwater McDonald McA Olathe Milican Seaman Saltzmann Peor Baxter Little Axe McAnarney Osawatomie Bottenburg Halton Eisele Hardy Pallas Osage City Yates Zagar Armay Wedel Leon Mooney Burrton Sehulbe Glasco Echwalm Baldwin Sleber Mahaska Rockhold Powhattan Inkelaar Maizey Hawk Head Milford Ferguson Douglas Peters Kalusha Alma Frazier Schrag Norwich Schumann Olson Linwood Mills London Ashland Blue Mound Lasker Frontenac Sagar Arma Sims Parker McCormick Mt. Hope Danley D. Dickerson Fontana Stalcup Dawson Bronson Fraser West Douglass Nelson Riley Sieber Woldabrandt Paine Elk City Tole Hodges Bentz Peabody Boyer Chilton Wellsville Maize Baughman Herbert Delano Melvyern Dragoo Nicholson Skerle Lansing High Lane Mineral Carter Wilson Eudora Lambertson Fairview Louisburg Moran
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Yankees Should Take Pennant In 1957

New York is favored to win the American League pennant, with Detroit the main challenger. Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Washington, and Kansas City follow, as teams boast varying strengths in pitching, hitting, and depth. The Yankees’ roster depth and pitching staff, led by Kucks and Sturdivant, are highlighted alongside rising stars and veteran stars.

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New York New York Yankees Yankees Tigers Chicago Cleveland Boston Red Sox Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City Frank Lary Billy Hoeft Paul Foytack Duke Maas Jim Bunning Don Lee Harvey Kuenn Charlie Maxwell al Kaline Ray Boone Maxwell Kaline Boone Eddie Robinson Jim Finigan White Sox Indians
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Rumor Lane Wants Mays in Giant Trade

New York reports an unconfirmed rumor that Frank Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals offered seven players for Willie Mays of the New York Giants. The New York Daily News noted it heard of the rumor with no named Cardinal players. Lane previously orchestrated eight-player deals involving Red Schoendienst Al Dark and Whitey Lockman last June and February trades with Hoy Wilhelm.

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Frank Lane St. Louis Cardinals Willie Mays New York Giants The New York Daily News Lane Cardinals Giants Red Schoendienst al Dark Whitey Lockman Lockman Hoy Wilhelm
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Princeton High Coach Resigns After Three Years

Leonard Overturf, Princeton High School basketball and baseball coach for three years, resigns effective at semester end. He runs the Dairy Creme, plans no definite post with few details. Spring Ottawa area sports schedule lists duals, relays, and upcoming meets with Hayden leading with Conner in javelin.

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Leonard Overturf Princeton High School Overturf Princeton
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Dupas to Fight Martinez in New Orleans Showdown

Ralph Dupas, ranked sixth in lightweight, meets welterweight Vince Martinez in Pelican Stadium New Orleans. Promoter Heard Ragas expects 10,000 fans and a $50,000 gate, possibly the city’s largest since 1892. Dupas, 21, has 64-8-5. Martinez, 54-4-0, has 28 KOs and vast experience.

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New Orleans Ralph Dupas Vince Martinez Dupas Martinez Paterson N. J Ragas Pelican Stadium Jim Corbett John L. Sullivan Kenny Lane Cisco Andrade Baby Vasquez Johnny Gonsalves
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Scratchy remark at fair ends in odd question

A spectator line at the concession stand sparks humor as a small boy asks if the snacks itch. The moment captures light mood at the event with no injuries or further incidents reported.

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Chicago Team Leads At Bowling Tournament

In Fort Worth Texas the leading Chicago team moved ahead on day 30 of the American Bowling Congress tournament with little opposition. John Worth of St. Louis rolled a 279, the third best line of the meet, after a 158 and 174 start and a 608 total. Bob Nickel of Toledo has the high single game at 288.

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Fort Worth Tex Chicago John Worth St. Louis Worth Bob Nickel Toledo Ohio
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Glandular Inflammation and Male Health Cure Promised

Men over forty suffer night disturbances back pain fatigue and loss of vigor. The Excelsior Institute offers non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation with a free book explaining correction methods. No obligation. Address Excelsior Institute Dept 3663 Excelsior Springs Mo.

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Excelsior Institute
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Former OU Athletes Gather At Relays

Former Ottawa University athletes coached teams in the Ottawa Relays on Saturday. Many former players attended as spectators. The list includes Bill Butterworth Clearwater Bob Moore Caldwell Bob Musgrave Orville Gilkison Madison Musgrave set to be superintendent next year Bill Claflin Joe Baker Turner Walt Moore Williamsburg Stan Hughes Olathe Jim Douglas Louisburg Cliff Binns Hugoton Dick Martin Yates Center Bill Calder DeSoto Dick Booth Blue Mound Paul Andree Wichita Carl Haney Emporia Jerry TopEka To peka Bob Young Emmett Boyd Talley Junction City Bob Watkins Toronto Dean Eklund Saffordville.

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Ottawa University Ottawa
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Fragmented OCR listing from 41814 N Main

Readable bits show a damaged listing with numbers and letter groups. No clear names dates or places accessible. The fragmentary text prevents a coherent event or notice summary.

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