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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1956

Page

4

Ottawa U Coach Boucek Leads 20 to Emporia Relays

Ottawa University coach Bill Boucek will take 20 men to Emporia for preliminary events and four Ottawa relays. Ken McAdoo pursues a javelin record after a 180 foot throw at Warrensburg. Louis Coppoe Clayton True face strong pole vaults while others enter high jump shot put discus and broad jump. Boucek to speak at Ada Lions banquet. Gene Stone coaching there.

Ottawa U Bill Boucek Braves Boucek Emporia Ken McAdoo Warrensburg Louis Coppoe Clayton True Ottawa Lions Ada Gene Stone O. U

Hurricane Jackson To Fight Williams In 10 Round Heavyweight

Washington reports Tommy Hurricane Jackson shows little interest in Williams as he prepares for a 10 round heavyweight bout at Uline Arena aired by NBC. Williams, 29, former British Empire champ, is considered the underdog despite Jackson predicting a possible early strike. Also noted is Mort Drury of Appleton with a moving delivery likened to Warren Spahn.

Washington Tommy Hurricane) Jackson Tmany England Johnny Willams Atl Jackson Williams Uline Arena

A's Booster Clubs Poised to Reach 100000 Members

Kansas City official Parke Carroll says A's high school booster clubs may exceed 100000 this year. Last season’s prep club had 50000 members, now boosted to 80000 with invitations sent to 753 high schools from Columbia Missouri to the Colorado line.

Kansas City Parke Carroll Kansas City Athletics A’s Carroll Columbia Colorado State Line Detroit Tigers

Pomona Defeats Appanoose 14 6 In District Baseball

Pomona beat Appanoose 14 to 6 in a district tournament game. Pete Cearfoss went 4 for 4 and pitched winning for Pomona who scored 10 runs in the fourth inning to seal the win. Pomona advances to meet the winner of the Rantoul Richmond game in the next round.

Pomona Kas Pirates Pete Cearfoss

Hank Sauer Adds Power To Cardinals Lineup

Hank Sauer at 37 may anchor St. Louis left field as manager Fred Hutchinson seeks a long ball threat to counter southpaws. Sauer joined from the Cubs with Pete Whisenant for a power partnership with Stan Musial, fueling back to back homers off left-handers and aiding the Cards in a 5-2 extra-inning win over Chicago.

Hank Sauer St. Louis Cardinals Fred Hutchinson Hutch Frank Lane Pete Whisenant Sauer Chicago Cubs Hank Stan Musial Hutchinson Eutts Rip Repulski Jackie Brandt Morrie Martin Sox Vinegar Bend Mizell Gordon Jones Larry Jackson Pale Hose New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Mickey Mantle Elston Howard Bill Skowron Hank Bauer Yanks Cincinnati Bauer Bill Kennedy Mickey McDermott Jim Konstanty Wally Post McDermott Rocky Colavito Tribe Indians New York Giants Jim Constable Colavito Chico Carrasquel Vic Wertz Bobby Avila Cleveland Giants Gene Freese Pittsburgh Kansas City Pirates Art Swanson Elroy Face Eddie Mathews Bobby Thomson Milwaukee Braves Detroit Boston Curt Simmons Ted Williams Philadelphia Phils Bob Bowman Roy Smalley Gino Cimoli Brooklyn Baltimore Charley Templeton Ken Lehman Orioles Fred Marsh

Lane Wins First District Clash Lane

Lane blanked Princeton 2 to 0 in the opening game of the district baseball tournament. David Stocksen threw a four hit shutout for the mound win. Other tourney games set Appanoose vs Pomona and Richmond vs Rantoul. Williamsburg had a first round bye. District tilts must finish by April 20. Williamsburg visits Monday for a second round. Regional play begins May 1.

Lane Kas Princeton David Stocksen Appanoose Pomona Richmond Rantoul Williamsburg T Lane

Dartmouth football captain Rex carries ball five times

Dartmouth football captain Robert Rex is noted for carrying the ball only five times, with emphasis on his role as a fullback and limited ground attempts in the game.

Dartmouth Robert Rex Geahah

Marciano Dodgers Retirement Talk Delayed For 30 Days

heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano declined to discuss retirement rumors for 30 days saying he must talk with manager Al Weill in New York later this month. He spoke to reporters after arriving in Miami from a South American trip and noted no final decision. Herald Want Ads get results.

Miami Fla Rocky Marciano al Weill New York

Landy To Run Here On Coast Relays Next Month

New York announces that John Landy the world’s fastest miler will race in two Pacific Coast meets. Amateur Athletic Union president Carl Hansen confirms Landy will compete in the USC Relays at Los Angeles on May 5 and the West Coast Relays at Fresno on May 12 after resolving travel hesitations by cable.

New York John Landy Pacific Carl Hansen Amateur Athletic Union Los Angeles U.S. Olympic Committee Sandy Cable University of Southern California Fresno Calif

Bowling Scores From Local Tournament Summary

Santa Fe led teams with 2960, K of C 2830, Pepsi-Cola 2864, First National 2738, Keen 2938, Texaco 2719. Doubles top pair Vogler Mount 1100, Brackway Norman 1119, Kaub Lewiy 10509, Wollast North 1124, Lyder Morgan 1191, Page Stone 1173. Singles leaders Lewis 645, Kaub 524, J Snider 596, Vogler 583, Brockway 624, Page 600, Wolpast 644, North 579, F Snider 543, Mount 41, Norman 610, Stone 630.

Santa Fe K of C Pepsi-Cola First National Keen Texaco Vogler-Mount Brackway-Norman Kaub-Lewiy Wollast-North Lyder-Morgan Page-Stone Lewis Kaub J. Snider Vogler Brockway Page Wolpast North F. Snider Mount Norman Stone

Baker Netmen Defeat Ottawa University 8-1

Baker University tennis team swept Ottawa University in Baldwin 8 to 1. Eddie Bender earned Baker’s sole win in three sets over Bob Toole. Singles results: Warner beat D Aboy 6-4 7-5. Kukuk over Roush 7-5 6-0. Trowbridge over Yingling 6-4 6-3. Maze over Ireland 6-0 6-1. Bender over Yoole 0-6 6-4 6-2. Hines over Muecke 6-0 5-7 6-3. Doubles: Warner-Kukuk won 6-1 6-1. Trowbridge-Maze won 6-4 5-7 6-2. Tolle-Hines won 6-2 4-6 6-3.

Baker University Baldwin Ottawa U. Netmen Eddie Bender Bob Toole Stan Warner Baker John D’aboy Ottawa Don Kukuk Marvin Roush Ray Trowbridge Ron Yingling Dick Maze Mike Ireland Ed Bender Bob Yoole Bill Hines Bill Muecke Warner - Kukuk D'Aboy - Roush Trowbridge - Maze Muecke - Bender Tolle - Hines Yingling - Ireland

Ernie White Starts 20th Baseball Season With Vols

Ernie White opens his 20th season in organized baseball as Nashville Vols manager in the Southern Assn. Only one of his clubs has reached the second division. Johnny Klippstein of the Cincinnati Redlegs defeated Brooklyn four times in five decisions in 1955.

Ernie White Nashville Vols Southern Assn Johnny Klippstein Cincinnati Redlegs Brooklyn

County Clerk Statement of March Fund Bills 1956

Audited and allowed by the Board of County Commissioners on April 1 1956 detailing General Pay Roll expenses for numerous named individuals including Bruce Spears Donald White Christina Woke Opal Letchworth Elizabeth Briggs W. Pobe Frank Cannady W B Smith William Gamble Jim Sheler Clifford Sink Thomas Stevenson Frank Thornbrugh Claude Turner Aethel Watkins David Whitaker Marion Schmoe John Fleming Richard Fadley Jay Brown Milo Harris Dean Driscoll Josephine Evans Trene Harr Ofelita May Ivey Wilma Blachford Ruby Sanford Georgia Whiteford Ruby Schwarz Roselyn Whirley June Lutz Shirley McCurdy Eileen Bowman Velva Lee Molt Morea Cox Mary McAuliffe Judith Hendrix Carrie Plake and others with total amounts and subcategories for Special Auto Worth Quaintance Noxious Weed Health Welfare Road and Bridge and General Pay. Includes payment to various professionals and services.

Board of County Commissioners Bruce Spears Donald L. White Christina Woke Opal Letchworth Elizabeth E. Briggs W. Pobe Frank Cannady W. B. Smith Same Egegenay Ge jJune Lutz Shirley McCurdy Same Visvecuse Eileen Bowman Baame Vissseesee Velva Lee Molt Game .Y Morea Cox Mary McAuliffe Udith Hendrix Carrie Plake SAM Eeseeesenee W. O. Plinie Ieceusseeee Clive Adams Seesereee D. Bemmels E. R. Hayes Carl Richardson Harle Ensdate R. L. Dister Bameg J. H. Button L. L. Griffith A. D. Hil Mrs. A Bameg Wesseceres John Abel Howard Kalb P. M. Porter Clyde Wyatt SAMG Robert Tullass W. FR. Lancaster J. P. Keller Harry Keller Ralph Paul Catherine Johnson Hale B. Blair Earl Connor Ole Rathjen D. Carrett H. Betz Lee Bonar Bame Ccesene Cece Homer Reeves Woith Quaintance Maxine Gorton E. Thompson Murl Montague Geo. W. Davis Gladys Grove Adams Emma Luella Brown Helen Irene Carey Ethel Green Rosetta C Landers Bari McDermott, Jr Bonita Mages Neva L. Tulloss William West Sescsvmne Joseph Alexander SAMO Scene Merle Atchison Seeees Teddy Barnhart Orpha Lee Bearly Howard F. Burroughs Charles Cade H. B. Croan Harold Crockett G. A. Diamond Bamo William Fanning Co. R. Firestone Stanley E. Fritts Chester Gibson John LaFollette Walter Landers Pete Lann Floyd McCurdy A&me Eseeree Leonard Matteson Eecreee Frank Morris Same .i Ssyseeee Kenneth P. O'Dea Same Cossence David E. Reekle Secseases Harry FB. Reekle Ccaenes Walter H. Rodgers Same Veieve Alfred V. Schmitt Scovens John Schulz General Paymaster Corp Cont Clarke Landing Co Sinclair Refining Fr. Co. Humane Soc Credit Bureau Superior School Sssrsee Newfield Misch & Sons Printing Gas Service Co Roberts M.D Lockwood Co Victor J. Lofgreen David G John C. Quin Ssssvcee Donald J.aWhite Fight Service Mariam M. Burns el Davis Paint Store ST Ka. Co. Treas. Assn

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