Herb Score Wins Victory Over Detroit
Cleveland rookie Herb Score despite earlier eye injury and wildness pitched a five hit eight strikeout complete game beating Detroit 7 5 pushing Cleveland into a four way share of third in the American League. Yankee Whitey Ford dominated Baltimore 3 1 and Chicago White Sox slugged four homers to beat Kansas City 11 7 in other AL action. Ford debuted in ’58 with three Orioles singles and Minnie Minoso’s eighth inning hit broke a tie as Tom Morgan surrendered a bunt miscue contributing to the Indians’ odd scoring moment.
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Lefty
Detroit
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Gil McDougald
Tigers
Indians
Tom Morgan
Minnie Minoso
Morgan
Ford
Orioles
Jerry Lumpe
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skrawn
Billy Lacs
Jim Landis
Ron Jackson
Luis Aparicio
Bubba Phillips
White Sox
Vada Pinson
Redlegs
Pittsburgh
Johnny Logan
Jack Sanford
Milwaukee
Philap Truman Gibson
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
New York
Hank Sauer
Giants
Dick Gray
Dodgers
Junior Class Play Fullers Fortune Held At School
The Junior Class presented Fullers Fortune Friday evening with participants Dana Porter Viviah Johnson Ramona Kennedy Judy Cole John Brownlee Larry Fuller Richard Black and Sonny Reeve. Director L A Green oversaw performances and between acts a trumpet duet by Betty Johnson and Larry James and a saxophone duet by Clarence McIlvain and Billy LaFollette were featured under Mrs Louise Wel. Local families and students from Ottawa Topeka Osawatomie Wichita and Leavenworth were mentioned among weekend visits and relatives.
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Fullers Fortune
Dana Porter
Viviah Johnson
Ramona Kennedy
Judy Cole
Johon Brownlee
Larry Fuller
Richard Black
Sonny Reeve
L. A. Green
Betty Johnson
Larry James
Clarence McIlvain
Billy LaFollette
Louise Wel
W. H. Hettler
Lavon
Ottawa
Humboldt
Wayne Hettler
Marsha
Va Porter
Topeka
Earl Porter
Judy
Kay Cole
Vernon Prothe
Black
Mike Cole
Bdys
Bill Cole
Osawatomie
Probe
Maney White
Dell White
Wichita
Damon Moon
Fleetwood Sweeney
Kansas City
Lane
Rockaway Beach
Bob Hoyt
Thad Stevenson
Homer White
Leavenworth
Harry White
Records Fall At Kansas Relays Sprint Medley Feats
At the Kansas Relays in Lawrence an Oklahoma quartet led Gary Parr John Pellow Dee Givens and Gail Hodgson to a sprint medley victory in a American and intercollegiate record 3 19 5. Houston Oklahoma State and Nebraska also ran under 3 20 2 as Kansas 1954 mark stood. Hodgson anchored the 880 yard leg in an unofficial 1 48.
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Oklahoma
Gary Parr
John Pellow
Dee Givens
Gail Hodgson
University of Houston
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Hodgson
Young Communist’ . League
Uni
Houston
Baylor
Colorado
Khrushchev
Gene O'Connor
Coffeyville
Wendell Goodwin
Mike Nichols
Dave Ford
Larry Wagner
Long fragment covers bowling scores and sports notes
Readable text describes Friday night bowling scores at multiple lanes with names such as Malficont Fritts and Khrushnta, along with a local political commentary by Khrushchev on youth, education, and alcohol. Also mentions Texas Longhorns and track meet results, with several meet records and decathlon standings.
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Fairmont
Fritts
F. Harber
Dae Thy Barbers
London
Nikita Khrushnta
H. Meday
I Canuas
Chey
M. L. Burgoon
Arerestaleabisa Eadensis
Iet National Bank
Fritta
Schmanke Wins First At KU Pole Vault, Wilson Fourth
Ottawa I High School athlete Roger Schmanke won the pole vault with a 12 41 and attempted to break the relay mark 12 9 a record held by Jere Potts Jorma Ottawa vaulter and Jad Whileanack. Marvin Wilson of Ottawa University placed fourth in the decathlon after five events with 3 564 points while also placing in the 400 meters high jump and broad jump.
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Roger Schmanke
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Chuck Langdon
Schmanke
Wilson
Ottawa I
Kansas University
Schamnke
Jere Potts
Jorma Ottawa
Jad Whileanack
Shawnee Mispee
Marvin Wilson
Ottawa University
Ken Kelley
Brooke Medical Center
Emmett Smallwood
Texas A
Phil Mulkey
Memphis State
Smallwood
Acton
Bill Dolson
Concordia
Dolson
Billy Mills
Ottawa Girls Softball Tryouts Set at Forest Park
Girls wishing to try out for the Ottawa team meet at Forest Park at 2 p.m. Sunday rain or shine. Coach Ralph Emerson said if rain or a wet field prevents play a meeting will be held in the shelterhouse.
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Ottawa
Forest Park
Ralph Emerson
Shallerhouse
Bowling Teams From Here To McPherson
Three Ottawa lodge Odd Fellows bowling teams will travel to McPherson on Sunday for the IOOF Bowling Tournament. Fifteen bowlers, their wives, and friends will ride a chartered bus for an all day trip. Team members include Glenn Lancaster, Henry Alban, Byron Figgins, Gail Nucker, Fred Ferguson, Fred Disque, Jay Brown, Jay Todd, Clarence Beckner, Floyd Hamner, Harley Ainsworth, Ernest Lawrance, Oris Breckenridge, Orb Morrison, and Glenn Ainsworth.
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Ottawa
Lodge of the Odd Fellows
McPherson
IOOF
Glenn Lancaster
Henry Alban
Byron Figgins
Gail Nucker
Fred Ferguson
Fred Disque
Jay Brown
Jay Todd
Clarence Beckner
Floyd Hamner
Harley
Richmond Wins Area Tourney Championship
Richmond defeated Pomona 4 to 2 to claim the high school area tourney title. In the fifth inning Richmond scored three runs aided by two hits and an error, Jim Ferguson earned the win after allowing five hits. Larry Collins took the loss for Pomona as Pomona led 2 1 at the start of the inning. Richmond advances to the regional tournament at Gridley in two weeks.
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Richmond
Pomona
Jim Ferguson
Larry Collins
Gridley
Collins
Nelson
Ferguson
Wilson
Kansas State College Dedicates Animal Industries Building
Manhattan Kansas May 3 Kansas State College will dedicate its new 1 350 000 animal industries building during the 45th annual livestock feeders day program in Manhattan.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Animal Industries
Kansas Cities Seek Better Air Service
Topeka mayor George Schnellbacher announced at a meeting that the Civil Aeronautics Board will likely hold hearings in Topeka in June on Continental Air Lines. He urged cities seeking service to file statements with the CAB by May 16 to support their positions.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
George Schnellbacher
Topeka
Schnellbacher
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental Air Lines
Sehnellbacher
Dodgers And Giants Open In Coliseum
Dodgers and Giants clash at the Coliseum as a screen test divides opinions. Dodgers win 6-5 aided by a screen call that saved a potential homer, while Giants rookies Davenport and Kirland contribute but fall short in the ninth inning. Pinson hits a grand slam for Cincinnati, and Milwaukee tops Philadelphia as other early games unfold.
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Ebo
Dodgers
Jim Davenport
Giants
Davenport
Willie Kirland
Coliseum
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
No Change In Boxing Club
New York reports Jim Norris has resigned as president of the International Boxing Club. The organization faces uncertainty about future leadership and policy changes as the club plans its next steps without the longtime head.
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New York
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Ottawa Bowl League Hints at Boxing Court Ruling
A brief note from Ottawa Bowl at 1814 N Main references a Supreme Court ruling pending on monopolistic actions by boxing bodies. Gibson notes no changes will occur until the high court decides. The piece mentions past sanctions against the Madison Square Garden Corporation Norris and NYC/Illinois IBC dissolutions and questions Patterson’s next possible bout.
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Supreme Court
Gibson
SBC
New York
Chicago
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Norris
IBC
Illinois
Floyd Patterson
French Champ Beats Baker in Capitol Arena Fight
Lahouari Godih of Algeria by way of Paris won on points in a 10 round bout, defeating Larry Baker of Mt. Vernon amid a Capitol Arena crowd. Godih extended his win streak to 20 victories since 1954, but the bout yielded little excitement as Baker offered limited resistance.
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Ask
Lahouari Godih
Algeria
Paris
Godih
France
Larry Baker
Mt. Vernon
Capitol Arena
Hogan Kid Bassey
Nigeria
Bassey
Miguel Berrios
Baker
Joe Brown
Baker Winner In Golf Meet Here
Ottawa University golfers were defeated by Baker 16 to 2 and tied Kansas Wesleyan 6 to 6 in a triangular meet here yesterday. Barry Rohde was medalist with 81. Other OU scores: Steve Sheehan 95 Stan Bettin 101 Paul Girling 108 Dick May 115 Bill Paul 116.
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Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Barry Rohde
Steve Sheehan
Stan Bettin
Paul Girling
Dick May
Bill Paul
Boxing telecast call for revived competition
The speaker says progress depends on the IBC relinquishing one of its two weekly boxing telecasts to restore competition. Cus notes the boxing situation will not improve until a single telecast option is offered to viewers.
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Cus
IBC
OHS Third In Golf Rating Keeps Same Order
Northeast Kansas League golf standings show Highland Park first, Lawrence second, Ottawa third for the season. At Atchison meet Ottawa trailed Lawrence by one stroke 337 to 336 as Highland Park shot 316 to win. Ottawa scorers were Bud Gollier 76 Fred Gollier 83 Jim Corlis 88 Mike Latimer 90.
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Ottawa
Leavenworth and
Atchison
Bud Gollier
Fred Gollier
Jim Corlis
Mike Latimer
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