Pittsburg Coach Speaker At Annual Sports Banquet
Pittsburg State Teachers College head coach Carnie Smith will speak at the Ottawa All-Sports banquet April 22 in the Armory at 6 30 p m. Tickets cost 3 and cover admission and a plate. Ottawa High School tennis results and upcoming matches at Forest Park are noted, with Ottawa’s No 2 unit and other county athletes highlighted as the area prepares for Emporia High School, tomorrow at 3 15 p m.
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Carnie Smith
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Ottawa
Armory
Ottawa High School
Leanne Laoheth
Aukend
Kansas
AEE
Forest Park
Raniota
Ottacount Wa University
Ottawa Herald
Bob Keelin
Dean Duermeir
Gary Burke
Phil Anderson
Lawrence
Tom Palmerlee
Gene Jackson
Lauren Ward
Gene Shofner
Herbie Harrah
Jimmy Dykstra
Steve McNown
Richard Collister
Emporia High School
Bowling Banquet Tickets Go On Sale In Ottawa
Tickets for the Ottawa bowling banquet are available from the Chamber of Commerce at 168 and Wassmer's Clothing Store, or from committee members Jack Morrisey Tom Porter Tom Gleason Winston A Winter Rod McClay and Quincy Seymour. Carnie Smith, a Kansan with degrees from the University of Kansas and University of California, will speak. His teams have won 62 games, lost 23 and tied 4 over eight seasons, including an NAIA title game victory in St Petersburg.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wassmer’s Clothing
Jack Morrisey
Tom Porter
Tom Gleason
Winton A. Winter
Rod McClay
Quincy Seymour
Carnie Smith
University of Kansas
University of California
Paola
Andd Smith
Pittsburg
Nnal Ottawa
the Armory
P. m
Lyle Cordle
St. Petersmenburg
Fla
Cooking time for hard-frozen roasts vs fresh roasts
Hard frozen roasts require about one third to one half more cooking time per pound than fresh roasts. This adjustment reflects the need for additional heat to safely bring frozen meat to the proper internal temperature while ensuring tenderness and flavor.
Air-O-Wator Grain Storage Cooler Promise
Dries cooling device claims to condition grain and stored crops by installing on any storage building, crib, or bin within an hour or less. It supposedly keeps out rain and reduces heat whether the bin is filled or empty, with guarantees of results by Air-O-Wator.
Young Fan Predicts NL Pennant For Braves In Forecast
A Hawthorne School fifth grader Ron Mendell forecasts the Milwaukee Braves win the National League pennant. He praises Lew Burdette and a strong pitching staff including Pizarro Conley McMahon and Johnson, with Crandall Rice catching. Giants, Cardinals and Dodgers are placed elsewhere in the standings. The piece notes the Cardinals Musial Boyer and Aaron in strong outfields, while Dodgers Slugger Duke Snider faces injury. The writer agrees with first spot for the Braves but predicts a rough rest of NL finishing with St Louis and Cincinnati contending in a tightened race.
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Hawthorne School
Ron Mendell
Milwaukee Braves
Lew Burdette
Juan Pizaro
Gene Conely
Don McMahon
Ernie Johnson
del Crandall
del Rice
Fred Taney
Willie Mays
Willie Kirkland
Orlando Cepeda
Yank Sauer
San Francisco ‘Giants
Johnny Antonelli
Mike
McCormick
Lohe
Giant
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L
Jing
Stan Musial
del Innis
Ken
Boyer
Ing Wes Covington
Sam Jones
Larry Jackson
Lindy
RBI
von McDaniel
Sid
Aaron
Andy
Ritcie Tebbers
Pafko
Bob
Hurricane
Harlecinnati Redlegs
Reds
Frank Robinson
Eddie Mathews
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Logan
Red Schen
Duke Snider
Ron
Giants
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Amateur Golf Crown Battle at Delray Country Club
Mason Rudolph, a Fort Chaffee specialist and Clarksville native, faces Billy Keys of Columbus in the 1958 Western Amateur at the Country Club of Florida. Rudolph, 23, and Keys, a one year bank VP, are seasoned players, with Rudolph having started golf at A Bath and Keys at a young age. Both reach the finals after breezing through earlier rounds.
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Delray Teach
Fla
Country Club of
Billy Keys
Columbus
Bank
Rudolph
Key
A. Bath
Princeton And Rantoul Win In Regional Baseball Action
In the Class Ty M High School regional round at Richmond Lane defeated Princeton 6-5 after a late rally with Wheeler and Cunningham on the mound for Lane and Fishburn and Whiteford for Princeton. Rantoul beat Welda, scoring three in the first inning and holding Welda to one in the fourth as Parks and Miller led the effort.
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Richmond
Lane
Princeton
Rantoul
Welda
Wheeler
Cunningham
Fishburn
Whiteford
Adams
Walda
Parks
Helt
Miller
Stuitout
Finals Set For Rantoul Pomona At Princeton
Fragmentary notes show finalsScheduled at 1 p.m. Friday in Princeton between Rantoul and Pomona. Names like Wheeler Cunningham Fish Whiteford Miller Adams Parks and Budless appear in uncertain contexts along with scores or identifiers.
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Rantoul
Pomona
Princeton
Pees
Wheeler and Cunningham
Fishburn and
Whiteford Wella i
Cs Ieee
Miller
Fyans
Adams
Parks
Budless
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