Strong OU entries loom at Emporia Relays meet
Ottawa University Braves prep for the Emporia Relays on the E-State track. Coach Bill Boucek plans a 20 or 21 man squad into seven relays and four open events, with Sid Pope absent due to pneumonia in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Pope could be Kansas Conference pole vault champ, having cleared 12 feet. Tentative relays include Shuttle hurdle, 880, Two-Mile, Sprint medley, 440, Mile, and Distance medley with listed athletes. individual events feature javelin, shot put, discus, broad jump among others.
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Todd Team Maintains Lead In Ottawa City Bowling Tourney
On night four in Ottawa City bowling, the Todd Insurance team remains atop the standings with 8,108 pins. Pepsi Cola of Otta wa Bowl trails in second with 3,036. Bundy Insurance sits third at 2,874, Jerry's Cleaners fourth at 2,969, and Willhite Skelly fifth at 2,965. In doubles, L. Moore F. Meador leapt to second with 1,222. G. Layton L. Blackstone lead singles at 1,316, while M. Pierson L. Dykstra are third at 1,215. E. Med Jen-K. Chapman fourth at 1,200, B. Evensen-L. Taylor fifth at 1,195. C. Keim and B. Uhls top singles with 688 and 681. W. Lew moved to third with 671, B. Pogue fourth at 662, D. Heckman fifth at 655.
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Williamsburg Overpowers Lane In Track Meet At Ottawa
Williamsburg defeated Lane 1 24 in a dual track meet at Ottawa University. Williamsburg swept 12 first places to Lane's one in the 880yard relay. Roger Bush earned two wins in the 100yard and 440yard dashes. Harold Reeve led Lane with 5 points.
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Coach Eddie Hickey leaves for Marquette University
MacAuley, 31, says he would like to talk with interested parties after capacity discussed the job. Eddie Hickey has re signed the post to head Marquette University basketball team, confirming his move.
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Exhibitions Continue as A’s Set for Cards Tests
Kansas City Athletics return home after a strong Florida stint, holding a 12-12 mark against major league clubs. They beat the Little Rock farm club once while a rainout with Little Rock left two exhibitions to go, against the St. Louis Cardinals in Kansas City. Manager Harry Craft plans Kellner and Terry to start tomorrow, with eight regulars likely to open the Cleveland opener next Tuesday. The lineup features Baxes, Tuttler, Lopez, Power, Cerv, Helder, House or Chili, and DeMaestris.
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OHS Thinclads To Pittsburg Relays
Ottawa High School track team coaches 12 men to Pittsburg Relays led by Roger Schmanke who won state pole vault and Ottawa Relays. Participants include Small, Smith, Fisher, Haggard, Stewart, Nolan, Bechtle, Gage, Wilson and others as they seek preliminaries in Pittsburg. The Cyclones opened the season with wins over Hayden and Garnett.
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Seattle U recruiting trouble may ban postseason in 1959
Seattle University faces possible 1959 postseason ban after an NCAA committees inquiry into recruiting practices. A reliable source cited by the Post-Intelligencer alleges coach John Castellani paid expenses for a high school player’s campus visit. SU officials say they are cooperating and will correct any violations.
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Baseball Scores from Rainy Day Card Tackles
Cleveland beat San Francisco 15 to 14 in 10 innings while Pittsburgh cruised 11 to 2 over Mexico City. Chicago North beat Los Angeles 7 to 3 and St Louis defeated Chicago All 8 to 7 as other games were canceled due to rain.
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Trader Lane Shapes Indians Moves In 15-14 Marathon Win
The Associated Press reports Frank Lane, famed baseball broker, pushing a three-platoon style with the Cleveland Indians in a late exhibition win over the San Francisco Giants. Mickey Vernon hit a three run homer to spark a 12-11 lead before J W Porter delivered a pinch hit double to clinch a 15-14 extra inning victory. Porter and Hegan were part of Lane’s multi player swap. Rain washed out five exhibitions in the South and Southwest as Cubs beat Dodgers 7-3 and Cardinals edged White Sox 8-7. Pirates topped Mexico City 10-2 in a night game near the border.
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Triangular Golf Meet Here Today
Ottawa University hosts McPherson and Baker in a triangular golf meet at the Ottawa Tulip Tree and Memesia 3-4 Country Club this afternoon. So far this year Ottawa golfers have dropped a meet to William Jewell. Baker was humbled by Washburn and tied Kansas City Junior College.
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Second Luncheon and Golf Pairings Listed
The second luncheon of the year is set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Country Club. Regular golf match pairings include Young with Crawford, Indail with Johnson, Wicke with Shade, Kelsey with Freden, Garrison with Elder, B Hill with C Roberts, M J Sheldon with J Schultz, Speer with Peters and Foulks, Worthington with Kramer.
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McAuley Open to Coaching Job at Alma Mater
ST LOUIS An NBA veteran and former St Louis University All American Ed McAuley in his ninth season with the St Louis Hawks said he would welcome a chance to talk to his alma mater about becoming head basketball coach. He noted his playing days may be numbered and that no one in an official capacity had contacted him.
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