Mules defeat Braves in dual track meet at Warrensburg
The Central Missouri State College Mules won 76 to 54 at Cook Field over Ottawa University Braves in a dual track and field meet. Nine of 15 firsts and a tie gave Warrensburg the win despite Ottawa stars Bob Knight and Harry Jansen top scoring with ten points each.
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Central Missouri State College of
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Ottawa University Braves
Cookfield
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Braves
Ottawa
Bob Knight
Harry Jansen
Knight
Jansen
Ray Cooper
Missouri
Louis Copper
Clayton True
John Degenhart
Ken McAdoo
McAdoo
John Martin
O. U
Ted Boone
Dick Maach
R. L. Knight
Dave Brown
Jim Bennett
Larry Larkin
Dick Schwartz
Irvin
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Lanning
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Alliston
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Cooper
Spain
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Brightwell
Warrennburg
Schwartz
Wood
Burns
Brewer
Warrenaburg
Bennett
Parker
Miterolay
Crows
Warrensburg Downs Ottawa In Golf And Tennis
Warrensburg Teachers defeated Ottawa University in tennis and golf here. The net men lost 2 to 5 and the golfers 0 to 12. Bob Soph of the Missourians was medalist with 80 for 18 holes. In tennis singles D Aboy defeated Brooks, Hoffman beat Roush, Graham beat Ireland, Yingling defeated Ridings, Christensen beat Bender. Doubles Brooks Hoffman beat D Aboy Roush, Graham Christensen beat Bender Muecke. Tomorrow the Braves meet Baker at Baldwin in golf and tennis.
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Warrensburg
Ottawa University
Bob Soph
The
Missourians
John D'Aboy
Ottawa
Norman Brooks
Jack Hoffman
Marvin Roush
Curtis Graham
Mike Ireland
Brooks - Hoffman
D’ Aboy + Roush
Graham Christensen
Bender - Muecke
Braves
Baker
Baldwin
Bowling Scores List From Local League Night
The report lists team results and individual scores across the bowling night. Gas Service posted 2725 while Bunrise Daily 2850 and Meda O Day 2782 led the field, with Phillips 66 at 2784 and Tri angle Transit 2818. Bob's 2717 and Ivan Brown 2788 followed, Pin Luggers 2701 and Todd 2771. Crites 2274, A & P 2802, and Hiks 2793 also posted totals.
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Meda O Day
Phillips 66
Triangle Transit
Bob's
Ivan Brown
Todd
Crites
Hiks
Cyclones Send 16 To Relays
Sixteen Ottawa high school track men, including Marvin Wilson, Fred Harder, Bob Bundy, Don Morris, and Terry Paul, will travel to Pittsburg Relays. Coach Orris Cox notes this is Ottawa’s first year at the meet, with squads from Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma competing as the two day event opens tomorrow afternoon and runs into the evening.
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Pittsburg
Orris Cox
OHS
Cyclones
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Marvin Wilson
Fred Harder
Bob Bundy
Don Morris
Terry Paul
Morgan Williams
Larry Pearson
Dennis Smith
Jim Tolson
Jay Haggard
Jim Collins
Bowling notes list top bowlers and banquet plan
High 10 and high 30 rankings from Monday Tuesday and Thursday nights show Finch Carlson Burgeon Wenthe Whitacre and others posting series and single-game scores. Ottawa Bowling Assn banquet set for April 24 at Lincoln School with tickets on sale until April 14 priced 1.60.
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Carlson
Ottawa Building and Loan
Burgeon
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Wenthe
Todd’s Insurance
G. Whitacre
Anchor Savings and Loan
Whitacre
Kramer
She
Burgoon
Vogler
Mack Electric
Arnold's
Strickland
Bonds
Ransom
Ottawa Bowling Ass'n
Lincoln School
Referee's moment feared as Spieser defeats Rowan in Detroit
Detroit judge Lou Handler worried he may have caused a punch that could endanger Chuck Spieser. Spieser dominated Joe Rowan, winning by a sixth round technical knockout after Rowan’s eye closure. Rowan weighed 180% pounds, Spieser 173% pounds, as ABC telecast the bout. Crowd grossed 7839.40 dollars. Hank Aaron carries a .299 average over three seasons with Milwaukee.
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Detroit
Lou Handler
Chuck Spieser
Joe Rowan
Spieser
Rowan
Joseph Cahalan
Michigan
Philadelphia
Ottawans Attend State Bowling Meet in Weekend Visit
Ellen Hickman joined Ottawan teammates at the state bowling tournament in Parsons over the weekend. She converted the 6-7 split, a notable feat, but the outing yielded no Ford cars as prizes. Nearby bowlers Finch Carey Christy Scott Chapman Wenthe Bennett Jones Ransom and “yours truly” also listed.
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Christy
Scott
Chapman
Wenthe
Bennett
Jones
Ransom
Yours Truly
Ellen Hickman
Parsons
Major League Hurlers Star In Spring Training Games
Six pitchers tossed 14 scoreless innings as major leaguers opened spring training in Terre Haute and Washington with dominant pitching. Virgil Trucks Dick Marlowe and Pete Vosey blanked the Braves. Lew Burdette Red Murff Humberto Robinson backed Detroit. Pete Ramos and Camilo Pascual dueled Don Newcombe and Carl Erskine as Washington edged the world champions 2-1 with Pete Runnels homering inside the park. Antonelli fanned eight in seven for the Giants 5-1 over Cleveland, while Bob Lennon Gail Harris homered off Ear ly Wynn and Mike Garcia.
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Milwaukee
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Terre Haute
Ind
Virgil Trucks
Dick Marlowe
Pete Vosey
Braves
Tigers
Lew Burdette
Red Murff
Humberto Robinson
Washington
Senators
Camilo Pascual
Pete Ramos
Brooklyn Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Don Newcombe
Pete Runnels
Newk
Newcombe
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lennon
Gail Harris
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
A's Cards In Weekend Tilts
The Cardinals visit Municipal Stadium for a two game series with the Kansas City Athletics in a Missouri showdown. New Cardinals regime under Frank Lane and Fred Hutchinson adds spice while Kansas City adds minor league pickups like Jack Crimian and Joe Ginsberg as both teams seek prestige in the all Missouri affair.
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Municipal Stadium
Kansas City Athletics
Cardinals
Kansas City
Missouri
Frank Lane
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit
Seattle
Jack Crimian
Glen Cox
Tom LaSorda
Lou Kretlow
Ed Burtschy
al Pilarcik
Spook” Jacobs
Joe Ginsberg
Bill Bradford
Troy Herriage
Allan Romberger
Mike Baxes
Rance Pless
Dave Melton
Jacobs
Burtschy
NCAA To Check On Infractions Meeting In Kansas City
The NCAA committee on infractions will hold a two day meeting in Kansas City to review pending violations of bylaws. Walter Byers says the fact finding group will also prepare a report for the NCAA council due this spring. The four member panel remains confidential until council announcement. Frank Gardner Drake University George Young Wisconsin A D Kirwan Kentucky chairman. A J Bergstrom will attend as Byers assistant.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Walter Byers
Association
Frank N. Gardner
Drake University
George H. Young
University of Wisconsin
A. D. Kirwan
University of Kentucky
Byers
A. J. Bergstrom
Plan Welcome For Athletics
Kansas City welcomes the Kansas City Athletics with two-city greetings at Fairfax Airport before they drive through business districts. The A's host the St. Louis Cardinals in exhibition games this weekend and start the American League schedule next Tuesday in Detroit. They conclude their 15 game exhibition slate with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Fort Smith, Arkansas today.
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Kansas City Athletics
Fairfax Airport
St. Louis Cardinals
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Fort Smith
Ark
Sauer A Rugged Cleanup Hitter
DENVER Colo W The St Louis Cardinals may have found a right handed cleanup slugger to follow Stan Musial They have been looking for one after Enos Slaughter and Ray Jablonski were traded The new prospect is Hank Sauer once Chicago White Sox home run hitter Musial and Sauer hit back to back homers in the sixth to lift the Redbirds past the White Sox 5-3 The Cardinals trailed 3 0 entering the fifth when Grammas doubled and Moon homered off Harshman Fred Hutchinson s club now leads 5 1 in their series with 19 wins in 28 spring games Poholsky Schmidt and Collum pitched the victory Schmidt shut out Chicago the middle three innings and Callum added three more scoreless frames
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Colo
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Ray Jablonski
Hank Sauer
Chicago White Sox
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Sauer
Redbirds
St. Louis
Alex Grammas
Wally Moon
Jack Harshman
Fred Hutchinson
White Sox
Tom Poholsky
Willard Schmidt
Jackie Collum
Schmidt
Chicago
Little Callum
Snead Favorite in Greensboro Spring Golf Event
Sam Snead headlines Greensboro event with a spring golf tonic tied to the Greater Greens meeting, a $12,500 purse noted as the stake for the tournament.
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Greensboro
Sam Snead
Sam Clinches Fifth Open Title Pace in Greensboro Run
The Boro Open in White Sulphur Springs debuted with the people’s choice. Sam, winner of the Inaugural in 1938, captured his fifth Open at Greensboro last spring. Regardless of winter form, Sam’s game sharpens on the Greensboro course, and over seven years he’s never finished lower than third.
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W. Va
Sam
Greensboro
Washburn Beats Omaha U In Track Opener 69 to 62
Washburn's Icha bods swept all first places in field events and won 69 to 62 over Omaha University in Topeka. The Bods trailed 62-60 after 14 events but captured the lead late, sweeping the top three positions in the javelin.
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Topeka
Washburn
Ichabods
Omaha University
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