Pittsburg Coach Outlines Qualities for Athletes
Pittsburg coach Carrie Smith told Ottawa athletes last night at the All-Sports banquet that success comes from five core traits: scholarship, proper attitude, poise and confidence, heart, and tolerance. He warned that football today is a business and praised smart, disciplined players who give their best every game.
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Boston Hitting And Pitching Up For Trades
Boston offers to trade slugger Gus Triandos to Baltimore and Don Messi to Cleveland. General Manager Joe Cronin proposes Jimmy Piersall for Triandos as part of an even-up deal, with five other players involved. Boston would add a second baseman a catcher and two pitchers. Cleveland would supply a young catcher. The Red Sox, boasting three lefties none of whom have started this season, lost 12 7 to New York marking their fourth defeat in five games.
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Pittsburg State Dominates Warrensburg in Track Meet
Pittsburg State thrashed Warrensburg Mules 93 to 43 yesterday. Ralph Handley set a Pittsburg record in the high jump at 6 feet 6 inches and Ernest Lane broke the javelin mark with a 205 foot throw for the Gorillas.
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Ottawa High School tennis and golf teams reach invitational meet
Gardner Invitational results show Parker second with 3914 points and Linwood at 30, Overbrook 19, Wi 84 points, Emporia 12, Stillwell 8, as teams prepare for North land Edgerton league matches at the Atchison links. Tennis trip includes Keelin Burke Dykstra Harrah Shofner Ward. golf lineups Bud Gollier Fred Gollier Jim Corlis Mike Latimer.
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Gardner Wins Meet With 4354 Points
Gardner racked up 4354 points to take first in its own meet at Gardner. The event featured continued strong performances from local schools and highlighted the host team's scoring depth.
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