Ottawa U and Southwest win big at K U track meet
Ottawa University and Southwest College dominated the Kansas U rick and field meet held on a damp track. Ottawa swept the 440 yard dash and the low hurdles while the mile relay team ran 3:10.3 but fell short of the 3:39.0 record, as teams battled chilly wind and a soft surface in a close, spirited competition.
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Little Lions Defeat Ottawa in Dual Meet
Lawrence High School defeated Ottawa 88 to 78 in a dual meet at the OU oval yesterday. The meet featured Ottawa University Southwestern Maloga chink and saw the Braves win a dozen first places despite strong opposition from Winfield builders. Ottawa relays won by Cyclones trailed in weights, with OHS athletes not going to KU Relays in Lawrence. Next week the Cyclones host Haskell in a dual meet Tuesday afternoon.
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Braves Cyclones In Net Matches Today
Ottawa University tennis teams meet College of Emporia this afternoon in Emporia. In a previous meeting Ottawa College of Emporia won easily. Ottawa golf has canceled remaining meets for spring. Ottawa high school netters host Highland Park on Forest Park courts this afternoon.
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Boudreau Downplays Worries Over Bobby Shantz
Kansas City Athletics manager Boudreau says fans need not worry about Bobby Shantz. The lefty pitched nine innings for a 4 1 victory over Detroit, throwing with control and ease after arm trouble, and showing he can still be a top pitcher this season.
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1 000th Hit For Roy Campanella
JERSEY CITY N J Roy Campanella plated his 1 000th major league hit with a double yesterday as Brooklyn built a 5 4 win over Philadelphia and joined Pee Wee Reese Jackie Robinson Duke Snider Carl Furillo and Gil Hodges as the first six players with 1 000 or more career hits in the major leagues. the Cardinals trio of Musial Schoendienst Sauer and Cooper trail in the veteran hitters race.
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Eight southern Asia teams trained in Florida this year
Eight teams from Southern Asia spent the year training in Florida focusing on skill development, conditioning, and tactical preparation. Coaching staff oversaw regimen, with emphasis on international competition readiness and acclimation to warm weather training conditions.
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Stocksen Pitches Lane High To District Baseball Crown
Stocksen and Lane High won the district baseball title as Stocksen pitched two-hitter support from Lane. John Wheeler highlighted with a leadoff home run in a 11 1 3 victory over Pomona, clinching the championship and earning a regional berth to be announced soon.
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National League and American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
MLB standings show Milwaukee and New York leading NL races with Chicago and Philadelphia close. Friday matches include New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with results noted from Thursday. AL results feature Chicago beating Cleveland 3 0 and Kansas City 4 3 over Detroit, plus Washington 7 Baltimore 2.
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See Prospect For Big Race See Prospect For Big Race
Antti Viskari won the Boston Marathon in 2 14 14 with Johnny Kelley second in 2 14 33 amid a tailwind. Both times beat the prior world mark. the event hints at a strong Olympic race in Australia. Larry Wilson of Buffalo scored two goals six times in the American Hockey League season.
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Globe Trotters and All-Stars Draw Big Crowds in Indy
A 1956 Har len Globetrotters and college All-Stars tour ended in Indianapolis with the All-Stars defeating the Globetrotters 77 to 72 for their third straight win. The tour drew 199,665 fans nationwide with Keen and Chicago among the largest crowds.
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Bowling Scores From Ladies League Amid Varied Highs
Bowlers Bruce and Wenthe posted high series scores of 429 and 481 respectively in a Ladies League meet. Necchi and Kalth each logged 164 and 422 while Bond's and Arnold's squads contributed multiple 10-30 form lines. Snider and Clarkin added competitive marks as Mann Bell recorded a 435 series.
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Athletics Open A Home Today
Kansas City opens its second baseball season as the Athletics host the Chicago White Sox in front of a large crowd. Lou Kretlow, acquired with catcher Joe Ginsberg, will start on the mound after a strong eight inning exhibition against the St Louis Cardinals last Sunday.
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