Ottawa High Dominates Hayden In Cook Field Meet
Ottawa High School overwhelmed Hayden High School 99 to 33 at Cook Field. Therlo Conner of Hayden posted a 208 feet 9 inch javelin best, though not his season best, as Ottawa swept 14 of 16 events and took seven fields outright.
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Jay Haggard
Haggard
Ottawa
Hayden High School
Cook Field
Hayden
Therlo Conner
Conner
Tom Ortiz
Ortiz
Larry Fisher
Bowling Scores ROYAL IT LEAGUE Summary
Bowling scores list high scratches for multiple teams and sponsors with individual player totals. Notable highs include Wolgast 232 in a 808 series and Harting 190 in 833 for K of Gama, plus Carlon 211 and 609 for Hewitt's Chevrolet, and Lewis 222 for Bondy Insurance.
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Royal IT League
Bunriie Dalry
Bryant
Witwln
S—L
McCray
Brodrick
Phillipa “Ea
Holingaworth
Duifield
Redick
Wassmer
MacFadden
Bondy Insurance
Lewis
Hardt
Hewitt
Chevrolet
Carlon
Davis Paint
Wolgast
Goodyear
Davis
K. of Gama
Harting
Ottawa University Tigers Whitewash Warrensburg court clash
Ottawa University tennis team defeated Warrensburg State Teachers College six matches to none in Warrensburg. Ottawa won four singles in straight sets and clinched the doubles. Notable results include D Aboy over Boone 6-0 6-1 and Afghani Zell beating Park Kelly 5-7 6-3 6-0.
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Ottawa University
Warrensburg
State Teachers College
Ottawa Court
John D'Aboy
Ottawa
Terry Boone
Mike Ireland
Cliff Kateman
Bill Zell
Chan Park
Vince Driski
Charles Kelly
D'Aboy- Driski
Boone, Kateman
Hisham Afghani-Zell
Park Kelly
Varsity Alumni Game Set Attracts Chapman and KV Ties
Coach Merlin Gish of Chapman High School will join Kansas University Alumni to face the KV varsity in the annual game. He is brother of Ottawa High School assistant principal Lowell Gish.
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Merlin Gish
Chapman High School
Lowell Gish
Ottawa High School
Kansas University
Ottawa Thinclads Triumph in Dual Meet Records Set
Ottawa University athletes topped Warrensburg Mules 71 to 59 as Bob F Knight set a new Ottawa 440 yard dash record of 49.7 seconds and led the mile with 4:37.0. Dale Lanning and Ken McAdoo swept the javelin, Snyder and Schwartz dominated throwing events, and Ottawa claimed eight of 15 firsts. Jim Bennett won the 2 mile while Stan Williams shot a 299 and Myron Erickson had a 300 in ABC action. coach Bill Boucek announced plans for further hard training and the next meet at Emporia Relays.
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Ottawa
George Small
Jim Tolson
Bob Epps
Zarazua
Hayden
Small
Dennis A. Smith
Pittsburg
Bob F. Knight
Register
Ottawa University
O. U
Braves
Dale Lanning
Ken McAdoo
Dick Schwartz
Marvin Wilson
Otttawa
Clayton True
Fort Worth
Tex
Ott
Strohs Beer
Dick.tal
Maack
Peter Hand
Bill Cage
Paris
Warrensburg
Buzz Fazio
Hesperia
Los An Na
Enel
Detroit
Stan Williams
Dayton
Ohio
ABC
Myron Erickson
Racine
Wis
Bill Boucek
Emporia Relays
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Texas Relays
Austin
Robinson
Brown
Delsey
Falley
Miller
Irvin
Lanning
C .Salmon
Mack
Beckham
Sirkus
Barnes
Lewis
Ron
Crows
Bob Lynight
Dush
Maney
Tie
Coppoo
True
Richardson
Bennett
Brewer
Craig
Snyder
Schwartz
Yi Gangwish
Wilson
Yingling
Dauman
McCrary
Hyde
Bob F. Naight
McAdoo
Ottawa High finishes fourth in NEK golf match
The Ottawa High School golf team placed fourth in the North East Kansas League event at Toreno tdd Country Club. Lawrence won with 331, Leavenworth 339, Highland Park 247, Ottawa 360, Atchison 374. Medalist was Dean of Highland Park at 76. Ottawa scorers Bud Gollier 86, Fred Gollier 91, Jim Corlis 91, Mike Latimer 92. Next NEK match at Ottawa Country Club this Friday.
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Ottawa High School
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Highland Park
Ottawa
Atchison
Dean
Bud Gollier
Fred Gollier
Jim Corlis
Mike Latimer
Ottawa Country Club
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Tuesday’s Games
Brooklyn defeats Mulwankee 6 to 4 and Chicago N defeats Baltimore 8 to 3 in a time-limited eight innings. New York N tops Cleveland 4 to 2 while Chicago A beats St Louis 6 to 5. Cincinnati faces Washington as New York A edges Jacksonville 6 to 4. Tattle Rock 8A bests Kansas City 6 to 4.
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Brooklyn
Mulwankee
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Jacksonville
Tattle Rock
Kanes City
New York Giants
Ofer
Allan Worthington
Joe Margoneri
Cincinnati Redlegs
Washington Senators
Wally Past
Ted Kluszewski
Gus Bell
Jerry Lynch
Abiece
Jim Davis
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis ‘Cards
Andy Carey
New York Yankees
Little Rock
Kansas City A's
A’s Defeated 5-4 After Roster Shuffle In Arkansas
In Fort Smith Arkansas the Kansas City Athletics fell 5-4 as the club trimmed to its Little Rock farm contingent. Pitchers Lou Kretlow and Carl Duser were moved to Seattle and Little Rock respectively while George Brunet Ken John and Dave Newkirk joined Shreveport in a series of league assignments. The parent club managed seven hits with Mickey McDermott giving up five.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Rock
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Little Rock
Lou Kretlow
Seattle
Carl Duser
George Brunet
Ken John
Dave Newkirk
Shreveport
Son
A's
Florida
Congress weighs sports law impact on major leagues
Signs point to Congress not passing a sports law this session. Chairman Celler says hearings may take months to decide whether to apply antitrust law to organized sports or exempt them. Baseball and football see different futures depending on congressional action or inaction this summer.
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Washington
Congress
Celler
D-Ny
House
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
National Football League
Unsettled Rosters From Opening Day Slates Across Leagues
Major league clubs head toward opening day with many vacancies and unsettled lineups as managers decide on infield and catching duties. Key positions contested include second base for Brooklyn and third base for Boston and New York Giants, while Cubs and White Sox also juggle catchers and first bases. Numerous players feature in spring actions, with several teams counting on regulars like Gilliam Neeman and Lepcio in pivotal roles.
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Neal
Brooklyn
Corky Valentine
Boston Red Sox
Cleve
Dodgland Indians
Delers
Milwattroit
Chicagoskee Braves
Cubs
Neeman
Moe Drabowsky
Baltimore
Domuety
TBC
Harry Markson
New York
Cal Neeman
Charley Silvera
Ray Katt
White Sox
al Lopez
Jim Rivera
Walt Dropo
New York Giants
Daryl Spencer
Ossie
Coast League Opens 1956 Season Amid Ownership Feud
The 54th Pacific Coast League season begins with debates over reserve clauses and talent limits. Teams like Los Angeles Angels, Vancouver, Sacramento, Portland, San Francisco, San Diego, and Hollywood vie for pride as 168 game schedule looms. Critics warn about major league encroachment, while fans hope a tight race boosts attendance after postwar peaks.
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Angeles Angels
PCL
Vancouver
Sacramento
Portland
San Francisco
Hollywood
San Diego
Rep
Hillings
Rcalif
Los Angeles
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Dodgers
San Francisco Seals
Boston Red Sox
Kansas Relays field grows as schools file entries
Lawrence Kansas will host the 32nd Kansas Relays on April 20 with Marquette University first to file in the university class. A dozen colleges including Lincoln University Northeast, Missouri Valley and Chicago Loyola join in. Dr Shane McCarthy will be principal speaker at the April 19 banquet. Ernie Mehl will introduce him.
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Lawrence Fh
Marquette University
Marquette
Bob Quinn
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Ma. Kearney
Nebr) State
Missouri Valley
East Texas State
Philander Smith
Los Angeles City College
Howard Payne
Chicago Loyola
Drury
Bethel
Baker
McPhergs Garden City Junior College
Shane McCarthy
Eisenhower
Council On Youth Fitness
Ernie Mehl
The
Kansas City Star
McCarthy
Round Scores To Be Available In Cadilli Moore Bout
Television viewers may get an official round by round tab tonight for the Davey Moore versus Gil Cadilli featherweight fight at Biscayne Arena in Miami. Cadilli is listed as a 35 favorite by the Miami Boxing Commission.
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Miami
Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Cadilli
Los Angeles
Ike Chestnut
Fla
Davey Moore-Gil Cadilli
Biscayne Arena
Miami Boxing Commission
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Dolsky
Chuck Langdon
Ottawa High
Tolson
Epps
Fisher
Melchior
Stewart
Basaciay Hayden
Cyre
D. L. Binith
Paul
Meredith Witlama
J. D. A. Smith
D. L. Smith
Nash—L Scott
Jonagon
Steinbach
Schmanke
Jack
Smith
Hornbuckle
Prager
Bundy
Milo
Morgan Williams
Gonzales
Laird
Mosher
Lopez
Cincus
Watts
Doisky
Rodingon
Ottwa
Ktewat
Clabaugh
D. A. Smith
Beott
Wempe
Nolan
Johnson
Favelin
Bapcent
Breinback
C. U. Tennis
Knight
Jim Bennett
Dave Brown
Mickey McDermot
Ben Olan
Associated Press
Virgil
Foster Castleman
Junior Gilliam
Charley Neal
Gino Cimoli
Frank Malzone
Ted Lepcio Jare
Red Sox
Bobby Avila
Billy Harrell
Indians
Ray Boone
Eddie Robinson
Tigers
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Roseberry
Harry Says
Briggs-Stratton
Heinecke
Monarch
Harry Smith
Auto Supply P.S
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Taddta Insurance
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Kramer
B. Maloney
Chapmay Ur
Gov . M. Smay
Prather M. L. Burgoyn
Scott
Kofo
Carey Teeenees
Loneeater
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Belerretrey
Shader
McCoonsasree
Meyer, Kampachroeder
Wenthe
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Keeare
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Nitcher
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Hoffman
Treenvene
Moody
R. Christians
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H. Kramer
D. Hickman
Reveres
F. Kramer
Pontick Coier
Bircknel J. Lats
D. Richea
A. Gilde
M. Bailey
M. Ball
W. Sowers
Dean Berlin
E. Second
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