Two Marks Broken In OHS Dual Meet
Ottawa High and Lawrence met for an Ottawa Lawr dual with Lawrence winning 81 to 51. Marvin Wilson set a 52.3 second 440 and Galen Cawley ran 4:41.58 for the mile as Ottawa swept multiple events while Lawrence dominated discus and javelin. The Cyclones host Lawrence Thursday in a B meet at the OU oval with KU Relays tentative plans for Ottawa entrants.
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Marvin Wilson
Ottawa
Galen Cawley
Lawrence
Cyclones
OU Oval
Ottawa University - Southwestern College
Orlis Cox
OHS
Ottawa-Lawrence
Wilson
Nichols
Warner
Miller
Johnson
Bookwalter
Green
Wrench
Abernathy
Hoageard
Ragan
Morris
Bundy, O
Pontius
Tolson
Bundy
Cawley
Williams
Flory
Scott
Archer
Shaffer
Willams
Lawrence ¢Sneerns
Chamby
Turner
Cunningham
Talson
Harder
Hall
Burst
Day
L . Craig
Sehick
Regan
Craig
Smith
Oter
Lockwood
Tle
Rantoul Beats Williamsburg in 13-7 Baseball Tilt
Rantoul overwhelmed Williamsburg 13 to 7 in a yesterday afternoon game. Pitcher Dickie Evans earned the win while going 3 for 4 at the plate and Bill Day hit a home run for Rantoul. Fred Campbell starred for Williamsburg with a perfect day at the plate. Rantoul next plays Princeton Friday afternoon.
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Rantoul
Kas
Williamsburg
Dickie Evans
Bill Day
Fred Campbell
Princeton
Wiliamsburg
Miler
Campbell
Schulz
Thornb'h
Evana
Huddis'n
Day
Schooner
Gorton
Kirkland
Ferris
Sowers
Kirkpark
Rinna
Ins Johnson
Higdon
Brown
Strange
Miskim'n
Bloomer
Triple
Huddleston
Should Walk Ted Williams Or Pitch To Him And Pray
Ted Williams returns to the Red Sox opening day lineup after serving duties and injuries, whipping two doubles and a run as Boston routs Baltimore 8-1. The article outlines shifting defense against Williams and notes rival pennant contenders in both leagues, including Mantle, Aaron and Musial, with a focus on early 1956 baseball stakes and performances.
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Ted Williams
Thumper
Boston Red Sox
Warriors seek Gola replacement after draft
Philadelphia Warriors begin search for a replacement for Army Pvt. Tom Gola who passed his draft physical and reported to Fort Jackson. Gola, a three time All American, helped the Warriors win their first NBA title in 10 years in the 1955 56 season.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
Army
Tom Gola
Gola
Fort Jackson
U S. C
LaSalle
Warriors
Vets Stole Show On Opening Day
Ian Musial and Gus Zernial led Missouri's two major league entries on opening day. Musial hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift the St Louis Cardinals past the Cincinnati Redlegs 4 2 in Cincinnati, while Zernial delivered a two run double as a seventh inning pinch hitter to edge Detroit 2 1. Cold weather cooled crowds of 40037 in Detroit and 32095 in Cincinnati as Mizell and Kinder pitched and Detroit's Frank Lary absorbed the loss. The A's visit Detroit again today with Ditmar opposing Gromek. the Cardinals were idle.
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Williams
Balltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Ted
Boston
Bill Wight
Frank Sullivan
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Washington
Mick
Senators
Griffith Stadium
White Sox
Indians
Bob Lemon
Kansas City
Detroit
Gus Zernial
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Lew Burdette
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Billy Pierce
Jim Busby
Busby
Chico Carrasquel
Larry Doby
Doby
Zernial
Frank Lary
Tigers
Lary
Alex Kellner
Musial
Joe Nuxhall
Vinegar
Ian Musial
Missouri
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Redlegs
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Cardinal
Ellis Kinder
Wally Post
Athletics
Art Ditmar
Steve Gromek
Cardinals
Schedule Snapshot From A National and American League Card
Tuesday baseball results and cards show Pittsburgh at New York with Littlefield against Gomez as the lone game in the schedule. Baltimore, Boston, Kansas City and Detroit feature in the American League with Porterfield and Ditmar starting roles. National League results include Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Chicago among others with a mix of scores and standings.
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Kansas City
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ceessescessseree
St. Louis
Ccceeseureesenseveees
Milwaukee
Wesceees
Cincinnati Weevscessseceeeseevess
Brooklyn Ciesseneees
Wedday
Pittsburgh
Littlefield
Gomez
Moore
Porterfield
Ditmar
Gromek
Bucks
Cincinnati
Carthage Coach Hired as Dodge City Grid Coach
Dodge City gains Carthage Mo. High School coach Jack Wallace as head football coach to succeed Art Parkhurst who left to coach at Northwest Oklahoma Teachers College in Alva. Superintendent Frank Toulson announced the board action at a meeting last night.
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Dodge City
Eas
Jack Wallace
Carthage
Dodge City College
Frank Toulson
Wallace
Board of Education
Art Parkhurst
Northwest Oklahoma
Alva
Southwestern Cindermen Set To Clash Braves Tomorrow
Ottawa University and Southwestern College of Winfield meet on Cookfield and track tomorrow afternoon with events starting at 3 pm for running and a half hour earlier for field events. Coach Bill Boucek fields a strong lineup including Bob Knight R L Knight Dick Maach Ray Cooper and Bi Young as they chase relay records and point totals.
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Ottawa University
Southwestern College of Winfield
Cookfield
Braves
O. U
Emporia
Bill Boucek
Bob Knight
R. L. Knight
Dick Maach
Ray Cooper
Bi Young
Southwestern
Q. A
K. U
Ottawa
Ron Vaughn
S. R. L. Knight
Louis Coppoe
Clayton True
Ken McAdoo
Emporia Netmen Triumph Over Ottawa 4 3
Emporia high school netmen beat Ottawa 4 to 3 yesterday as Ottawa won two of five singles and split doubles. Singles results feature Emporia’s Stuntzner and Teichgraeber defeating Luce and Higgins, while Berglund (Ottawa) and Schmanke (Ottawa) won. Doubles saw StuntznerTeichgraeber and SchmankeForsythe prevail. Next match vs Highland Park Friday.
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Emporia High School
Ottawa
David Stuntzner
Emporia
Bob Luce
Jerry Teichgraeber
Don Higgins
Joel Berglund
van Smith
Roger Schmanke
Harlan Hamman
Richard Horn
Buzz Kelsey
Stuntzner - Teichgraeber
Luce Higgins
Schmanke
Larry Forsythe
Smith - Hamman
Cyclones
Highland Park
Bowling Scores in Ladies and Industrial Leagues
In the Ladies League Todd led with 175 and 425 for high series while Ransom topped with 152 and 30 for the best in a 175 425 effort. Industrial League standings show Rybolt 201 and 558 for LP Gas and Mengerhausen 207 for Cities Service with high 30 Wenthe at 536 and Lichtenberger 228 for 568 in Colbern's.
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Ladies League
Todd
Chapman
Anchor
Ransom
Meador
Unique
Vogter
Kofo
Carey
Budge's
Hoffman
Sear
Industrial League LP Gas
Rybolt
Cities Service
Mengerhausen
Wenthe
Virgins
Prather
Lyder
Bennett's
T. Kramer
Peoples Bank
Lichtenberger
Colbern's
Pittsburg State Defeats Wichita in Track Meet
Pittsburg State yesterday defeated Wichita University Shockers 84 to 43 in a dual track and field meet. Five records were set as Pittsburg won 11 of 15 events and placed second in eight.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Pittsburg State
Wichita University Shockers
Juco Coach Resigns to Lead Reedley College Team
Garden City Kansas Jack Morris longtime Garden City Junior College football coach resigns after six years to become head coach at Reedley College in California. He led GCJC to three conference titles and two state championships during his tenure. a Southwestern College Winfield graduate, Morris previously coached Caldwell High School for three years.
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JUCO
Garden City
Kasw
Jack Morris
Reedley
Calif
Morris
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kas
Caldwell
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Eisenhower
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New York Yankees
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Associated Press
The
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Cliff
Lys
Gibson's Standard Service
N. Main
Bullard School and Contents
Kimball
Compton
Chuck Stewart & Son
Aucti
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Kansas City Power & Light Company
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