American League Opens Clash Amid Cleveland Trades
The American League starts its pennant chase amid controversy over Cleveland GM Frank Lane trading Rocky Colavito to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn. Washington routs Boston 10 1 as Camilo Pascual fans 16, and the Indians face Detroit before about 40,000 fans at Municipal Stadium. Lane defends moves as swapping power for all around excellence while Kuenn aims for center field and Cleveland’s shortstop problem.
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Lane Defends Trades Of Score And Colavito
New York AP. Cleveland Indians general manager Frank Lane explains why he traded Rocky Colavito to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn and left-hander Herb Score to the Chicago White Sox for Barry Latman. Lane says the moves improve the club, citing harmony and form rather than personal grievances, and suggests Colavito is overrated while Score has slipped. He notes Score’s 9-11 record last season reflected a mental condition rather than pure ability.
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West Virginia Grid Coach Quits
Morgantown WV AP The Athletics Council is expected to accept Art Pappy Lewis resignation as West Virginia football coach within days Lewis announced Monday he would quit to join the Pittsburgh Steelers scouting and coaching staff In a parting remark he urged the council to resign to give the new coach a chance
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Bowling Scores Mixed Couples League Report
Mixed Couples Bowling results show multiple high scores across pairs with players such as Jane K Jack B and R Bennett achieving top marks. Notable totals include 646, 621, and 552 across various matches, with several 800-plus team scores hinted by the 1030 series entries.
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Ottawa Cyclones Set for Dual Meet at Lawrence
Ottawa High Cyclones travel to Lawrence this afternoon for a dual track meet with the Lawrence Lions. Coach Orris Cox notes the squad is in good shape except for Dennis Smith who is hampered by a pulled leg muscle. The Lions are strong in the running events, but Ottawa pins hopes on field events like the javelin and discus. Lawrence will send its B team to Ottawa Thursday, while several Cyclones will compete in the Kansas Relays.
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Baseball Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday Results
The American League outcome shows Washington defeating Boston 10 to 1 in the only game scheduled. Tuesday slate includes Kansas City at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland plus New York at Boston and Washington at Baltimore. National League has no games scheduled today.
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Ten Teams Gather for Ottawa Denominational Meet
Ottawa University backmen will cut spring vacations short to return Friday for the first night meet of the season. The Ottawa Denominational Meet will feature 13 events with 11 colleges competing. Participants include Baker, Ottawa, College of Emporia, Bethany, Bethel, Sterling, Friends, Southwestern, Kansas Wesleyan, McPherson, and Tabor as an independent. Preliminaries in field events start at 5 with finals at 7, followed by running events beginning at 7 including the 120 yard high hurdles and 100.
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Ottawa Braves Track Rosters for Upcoming Relays and Field Events
Ottawa University participates with Boucek listing events in field events and running races. Discus by Nick Gangwish and pole vault by Sid Pope headline field events. shot put by Gerald Siscoe, high jump by Tom Kinder Dennis Smith and Doug Thye. broad jump by Marvin Wilson Ed Hampton. javelin by Al Lewis Jim Nider. Running events feature Rich Copeland Craig Costa in 120 yard hurdles and Marvin Wilson Bob Epps in 100 yard dash. Relay squads include 440 and 880 yard with Wilsons Epps John Maack. mile relay Lew Walker Bill Hanson Larry Cyre John Maack. sprint medley Cyre Maack Walker Fred Thompson. distance medley Thompson Hanson Larry Brown Jim Smith.
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