Emporia State Wins Triangular Meet Here
Emporia State Teachers College won a triangular meet over Ottawa University and Washburn University of Topeka yesterday afternoon, posting 79 points to Ottawa 60 and Washburn 24.14. Ottawa freshman Marvin Wilson set a new Ottawa U record in the broad jump at 23 feet 7 3/4 inches, eclipsing the 22-year-old mark by Lee Casida. Duane McIntire led Emporia with wins in shot put and 100 yard dash, while Ottawa’s Bob F Knight won the 440 yard dash and low hurdles. Ottawa also scored well in high jump and discus, with Nick Gangwish and Dick Schwartz among the top finishers.
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Baldwin Sweeps Triangular Meet at Baldwin Track
Baldwin won a three team track meet beating Overbrook and Vinland. Gary Milburn led Baldwin with 15 points and three firsts including the 440 and 100-yard dashes and broad jump. Other winners included Vern and Robert Danley and Bud Spear in multiple events. Baldwin heads to Baker Relays Saturday and hosts S. P. Hill and Eudora Tuesday.
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Garfield School Track Meet Shows Local Intra-School Event
Garfield Grade School held an intra-school track meet with events like relays, dashes, jumps and throws as preparation for the city grade school meet at Cook Field next Friday afternoon. The Silver Darts lost to the All-Stars 129 to 162 in a lively program featuring boys and girls races and field events.
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Baseball and standings wrap with mixed results and schedule
League standings and Thursday schedule show Detroit at Chicago postponed by rain. New York beat Baltimore 34 to 3? and Washington edged Boston in 10 innings. Brooklyn defeated New York 4 3 and Cincinnati beat Chicago 9 5 in results. several other games and associations note postponements.
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Novice Coach Guides Clay Center Golf Team
Clay Center High School golf coach Lyle Rutter, new to golf, faces ribbing from friends as his squad recently won Beloit Invitational. Rutter jokes about learning the game and boasting a strong lineup of six skilled players who may surprise detractors by talking a good game.
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Highland Park Nets Defeat Ottawa High 6 3 in Tennis
Highland Park's Don Higgins and Joel Berglund won all three OHS matches, taking two singles and one doubles. Singles results featured Higgins 6 1 6 2 over Marquardt, Berglund 6 1 6 2 over Leutert, Brady 6 3 6 2 over Keelin, Daugherty 6 1 6 0 over Henning, Wood 6 1 7 5 over Forsythe, and Johnson 6 0 6 1 over Burke. Doubles saw Higgins/Berglund 6 0 6 1 over Marquardt/Leutert, Brady/Johnson 1 5 6 1 over Henning/Forsythe, and Daugherty/Wood 6 2 6 4 over Keelin/Burke.
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Williamsburg Defeats Lane in 4-0 baseball win
Williamsburg High School shut out Lane High School 4-0 on the Burg diamond. Kinnison pitched eight hits with nine strikeouts and two walks, guiding a seven inning win. Dickie Davis allowed seven hits, five walks, one hit batter, and seven strikeouts for Lane.
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Bowling Scores Booster League Highlights and Leaders
In a rocky card of results Phillips posts 667 and 203 series with Pickett and Smith cracking 203. McCracken Electric and Troutmans Jewelry lead with several high games including 230 by Boiter and 322 by Petry. Durkin Plumbing and Flying Service show solid marks as Independents and West group chase top standings.
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Birdie Tebbetts Smiles At Turnaround For Reds
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts smiles as the Reds win three straight, seven runs in the fifth inning against the Cubs to 9-5. The club, after a rocky start with injuries, sits three games behind NL leaders as Milwaukee and Brooklyn pull away. In other NL action, Braves beat Cardinals 8-7 and Dodgers top Giants 4-3. Phillies defeat Pirates 8-5. In AL play, Yankees edge Orioles 3-2. Kansas City hits five homers in a 17-6 win over Cleveland. Red Sox beat Washington 4-3 in 10 innings aided by Mantle and Williams homers.
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Bowling league statistics feature weekly high scores and averages
Readouts from Monday to Friday leagues show Ruth Carlson and Ruth Mack leading high 10 and 30 scores and top averages. Betty Maloney and Virginia Hoffman post standout performances. Mick Ainsworth and Ellen Hickman top Thursday and Friday lists. The Unique team posts top 10 and 30 totals. E.S. Casual posts high team scores.
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Records Expected to Fall at Drake Relays
Weather conditions loom over the Drake Relays as athletes seek fast marks and potential records. Rain and wind challenge performance while organizers prepare for a full slate on the track and field program.
Lopez Sparks A's with Power in 17-6 Win Over Cleveland
Hector Lopez, Kansas City's Panamanian infielder, delivered six RBIs as the Athletics routed the Indians 17 to 6 in Kansas City. He went 4-for-4 with two homers, a double, a single, and a sacrifice fly, elevating his batting surge to .344 over eight games. Teammates Harry Simpson and Lou Skizas also homered, boosting Oakland's slugging surge and tying for the league lead in homers. Lopez moved into a tie for second with three others. He remains among the league's top defensive third basemen, making a notable snag over the railing for a foul pop.
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Gomes Stops Rogers in Ninth Round in Providence
Harold Gomes, 23, featherweight and New England champion, defeated Bobby Rogers of Chicago by knockout in the ninth round of a scheduled ten. Gomes, weighing 129 1/2 pounds, scored multiple knockdowns including compulsory eight counts, extending his win streak to 11 straight with 20 knockouts in 42 pro bouts. He expressed hope for better shots after the victory.
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Russians Cut Prices On Consumer Items
In Moscow the Soviet government ordered price cuts of 10 to 32 percent on several widely used consumer goods. It marked the first reduction in the Soviet Union since last spring, affecting seven product categories.
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Goodland Man Wins Lawyers Golf Meet
Gene Zuspann of Goodland shot a one under par 71 at Crestview Country Club to win low gross in the 1957 Kansas Bar Assn Golf Tournament. Three players tied for low net at 72 with draws deciding the winners: Bill Miller Hutchinson Howard Dunham Salina and Al Hall Wichita. Additional 72s by Engelman Sowers and others as well as Blind Bogey prizes were noted. There were 34 entrants in the tourney.
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Chile Ends Emergency Powers After Disorder Wave
In Santiago the Chilean government relinquished emergency powers as a wave of nationwide disorders subsided. Congress endorsed the termination after approving the 60 day powers last April. President Carlos Thanez’s administration had sought suspension of civil liberties to curb anti inflation protests that left 25 dead and hundreds wounded earlier this month.
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A's crush Indians 17-6 as Musial shines early
Kansas City Athletics routed the Cleveland Indians 17 to 6 in a game led by Hector Lopez with three hits two homers and six RBIs. Stan Musial and Alvin Dark boosted St Louis early season stats but the Cardinals pitching faltered. The Braves swept four homers to beat St Louis 8-7 with Del Crandall delivering a ninth inning win. Ned Garver held KC to a three hitter into the ninth before late Cleveland rally.
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Kell Nears 2000 Hits in Major League Chase
New York W Day by day George Kell climbs toward 2000 hits in the American League career. He sits 28 shy with three hits yesterday to reach 1,972. Kell, 33, splits time between first base and third as manager Paul Richards rotates players and considers Brooks Robinson at third. Kell says first base suits him and could extend his career.
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Smokes A Big Item In Jail
Decatur Illinois Macon County jail inmates have time for schemes to obtain tobacco. Sheriff C W Peebles notes a prisoner tried to order cigars and cigarettes from a local firm paid by check, but the check bounced and the inmate remains smokeless.
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Depth of Well Determines Electric Water Pump Type
A guide on selecting deep well pumps compares jet, conventional rod, and submersible units. For wells 75 to 80 feet deep with average pressure, a deep well jet pump is practical. for depths 100 to 500 feet, submersible pumps are common. All require pressure switches and protection.
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