Ottawa Braves to Emporia Relays Defending champs set to compete
Ottawa University the Kansas Conference defending track champion participates with three KC Conference and C SC schools in Emporia Relays at Emporia State College Saturday. Coach Bill Boucek lists 23 Braves in 14 events with multiple entries including Craig Costa Marvin Wilson Bill Wilson John Maack Bob Epps and others in sprints relays hurdles and field events.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Kansas Conference
C. S C
Emporia
Emporia State College
Bill Boucek
Boucek
Craig Costa
Marvin Wilson
Bill Wilson
John Maack
Bob Epps
Gerald Siscoe
al Lewis
Nick Gangwish
Tom Kinder
Dennis Smith
Dough Thye
Ed Hampton
Sid Pope
Jim Smith
Mikel Brown
Larry Brown
John Na|Iess
Charles Mills
Fred Thompson
Bill Hanson
Larry Cyre
Dee Scherich
Two Heavyweights To Battle Tonight In Utah TV Bout
A 200 pound puncher Bartolo Soni from the Dominican Republic meets Utah’s Lamar Clark in a 10 round heavyweight bout televised on NBC at 9 CST from a northern Utah high school gym. Clark aims to extend a 44 fight knockout string in tonight’s main event.
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Ogden
Utah
Lamar Clark
Bartolo Soni
Dominican Republic
Clark
NBC
Release Water From Kansas Reservoirs
Army engineers began releasing water from reservoirs in the Kansas River watershed to make room for possible heavy spring and early summer rains. Dams had collected flood water from melting snow.
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Kansas City
Army Engineers
Kansas River
Don Zimmer Traded From Dodgers To Cubs
Don Zimmer, 29, long time Dodgers infielder, is traded to the Chicago Cubs for three Cubs farmhands from Houston. Dodgers receive Lee Handley Johnny Goryl and Ron Perranoski and assign them to Montreal. Cubs hope Zimmer fills third base gap and will face the St. Louis Cardinals for a first look.
Bowling Scores and Boxing Highlights From Thursday Night
Notes show Wassnier and Sheehan ranking high in bowling with 646 and 178 scores. Clark reportedly set a consecutive knockouts record in boxing, with Wenthe at 186-2 and Pont at 198-542. The text blends several scores and names, including Quenemo and SOUTENUMUEY, with unclear details and multiple misprints.
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S. Sheehan
Zell
Quenemo
Montoya
Soutenumuey
Haughn
Clark
Consecu
Ottawa Cléaners
Castenes
Mack
Salt Lake City
Niet Ae Wenthe
Coe
Pont
Baseball Scores Thursday Results Reported Across Leagues
Baseball scores show New York 2 Detroit 1, Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 5, Baltimore 9 Pittsburgh 8 Washington 10, Kansas City unknown, Los Angeles 14 Chicago N 12, San Francisco 4 Boston 2, St. Louis 10 Cleveland 7. An advertisement for ROBERT'S ALL MAKES Radio TV Service lists contact numbers CH 2-4580 and CH 2-2937 and claims work guaranteed in writing from 122 So. Main.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Robert
Women Golfers To Zaharias Open Opens Today
Twenty four women professionals begin the Zaharias Open with Mickey Wright among favo rites for first money. Meanwhile a biology professor at the University of Illinois is fired over a letter about sex, sparking debate on academic freedom and student influence. Betsy Rawls defends her title as agame and field include Marlene Bauer Hagge and Louise Suggs.
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Ay Crocker
Mickey Wright
Urbana
Miss Crocker
City of Illinois Post
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Iy Ni
Studen Ie
Neon
Koch
Leo F. Koch
Betsy Rawls
Uuitime
Marlene Bauer
Hagge
Louise Suggs
David D. Henry
Lo the University
Lyle H. Lanier
Division of General Studies
Dickinson
N.D
University of Michigan
Fresnojwame
State
Bakersfield
California
Farmer Wins Battle With River At Gregory Landing
Gregory Landing Mo AP Clyde Campbell a 52 year old tenant farmer on 6000 acres faced the Mississippi flood. With 4 to 8 feet of water on fields and 2 feet inside the levee he set up a sand levee and used five pumps to push water back into the floodplain. He said I think we ve got her whipped as pumps labored to save corn stored in a large bin near his farmhouse.
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Gregory Landing
Clyde Campbell
Mississippi
Arthur S Rb
Campbell Farm
Campbell
League Stand On Amendment Vote Leaves Lawmakers Pay Set by Statute
The Kansas League of Women Voters voted 48 to 40 against backing a constitutional amendment in November that would raise legislators pay from 18 to 30 dollars a day. Delegates argued pay should rise but stay in statute, not the Constitution. Mrs. Milo Stucky of Hutchinson was elected first vice president. Mrs. James D. Seaver of Lawrence chairs another year. Directors named include Mrs. Lewis Crawford Salina Mrs. Richard Seigal Topeka Mrs. J. Hardin Smith Topeka and Mrs. P. E. Peterman Wichita.
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Milo Stucky
Hutchinson
James D. Seaver
Lawrence
Lewis Crawford
Salina
Richard Seigal
Topeka
J. Hardin Smith
P. E. Peterman
Wichita
Won't Contest Gamble's Action Won't Contest Gamble's Action
New York AP reports 19 year old Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu and Romanian-born ex chauffeur Andre Porumbeanu wed near Hendersonville North Carolina after a Mexican divorce. Grandmother Katherine Benedict’s bid to end their romance faltered as court orders had earlier tried to separate them. The couple are said to be honeymooning at an undisclosed location.
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New York
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
North Carolina
Andre Porumbeanu
Katherine Geddes Benedict
Gamble
Paris
Porumbeanu
Hendersonville
N.C
Bomb hoax crackdown nets two men in separate cases
FBI arrested Fred Y. Cronk Jr. in Tulsa for a Denver to Tulsa airliner false bomb scare. James Knox Van Arsdale III, an advertising executive from Sarasota, was picked up in Louisville after making remarks about a bomb before boarding a flight to Tampa. Both cases proceeded with bonds set and hearings pending.
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Washington
Fred Y. Cronk Jr
FBI
Tulsa
Oklo
Cronk
James Knox van Arsdale III
Sarasota
Fla
Louisville
Tampa
van Arsdale
Florida
Arnold State Bank to close May 1 after 1910 founding
Arnold Eas AP reports the Arnold State Bank will go out of business May 1 after operating since August 27, 1910. Mr Leslie Frye and Mrs Leslie Frye executive vice president and cashier will retire, and directors could not find replacements. The bank will refund all deposits and close its doors.
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Arnold State Bank
Leslie Frye
Fryes
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