Haskell Night Relays At Lawrence Enter Ottawa Five Schools
Ottawa will join Emporia Highland Park Lawrence and Haskell in the 11th annual Haskell night relays at Lawrence Tuesday. Events begin at 4 p.m. field events and 8 p.m. running events with three boys per school in each field event. Team scoring awards medals and trophies, with 60 cent adults and 25 cent students admission. Ottawa coach Orlis Cox plans to take about 23 trackmen. Jere Potts holds the pole vault relay record.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Jere Potts
Ottawa High
Potts
Orlis Cox
OHS
Haskell
Cox
Baldwin
Scramble For Heavyweight Crown As Unbeaten Rocky Retires
Unbeaten heavyweight Rocky Marciano retires after 49 pro fights leaving boxing in disarray. Archie Moore Floyd Patterson and others claim the title as IBC plans an elimination tournament starting May 9 in Miami Beach. Marciano returns to Brockton to spend time with family saying he feels good but prefers to quit to protect them.
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Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Archie Moore
Charlie Johnston
Floyd Patterson
Cus D'Amato
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Moore
Hurricane Jackson
Patterson
Bob Baker
Nino Valdes
Johnny Holman
IBC
Baker- Holman
Miami Beach
New York State Athletic Commission
European Boxing Union
National Boxing Assa
Norris
Brookston
Barbara
Mary Anne
Julius Helfand
New York
Lou Radzienda
NBA
Boston
Speedway Spotlight at Drake Relays Moves Fans
Des Moines notes an anticipated dazzling 100 yard dash as the Drake relays windup top attraction. Duke’s Dave Sime and Abilene Christian’s Bobby Morrow headline with Dick Blair of Kansas also rising speedsters. Lime and Morrow posted 9.4 seconds in prelims amid gusty winds, nearing the Drake mark. Iowa and Kansas split relay honors in a sizzling dual, continuing a track meeting marked by standout sprinting and notable performances.
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Des Moines
Dave Sime
Duke
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Dick Blair
Kanssas
Lime
Morrow
Drake
Blair
Owa
Kansas
Yesternsday
Towa
Los An
Santee Aims For 4 05 Mile In Pilot Relays
Norfolk sailor Wes Santee, trimmed to 148 pounds, plans to run his first race since being barred by the AAU for accepting excessive expense money. He clocked 4:08 in a dual with Camp Lejeune and targets at least 4:05 in the Virginian-Pilot relays.
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Norfolk
Wes Santee
Amateur Athletic Union
Quantico
Camp Lejeune N.C
Oklahoma edges Kansas 8 7 in Big Seven baseball fight
Lawrence Oklahoma won 8 to 7 over Kansas in a Big Seven baseball game yesterday. Two players were ejected for fighting after Kansas pinch runner Bob Moya collided with Oklahoma shortstop Allen Kiddy during a double play.
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Lawrence
Oklahoma
Kansas
Bob Moya
Allen Kiddy
Lincoln University Athlete Wins Broad Jump at 24 Feet 8 Inches
Last year but came home second yesterday at 164 348. Lewis Watkins of Lincoln University Missouri was the broad jump winner at 24 feet 8 inches.
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Lewis Watkins
Lincoln University
Pomona Town Team Hosts Topeka Nine Tomorrow
Pomona's town baseball team meets the Topeka supply depot at Pomona tomorrow afternoon with a 2 p m start. Manager Jack Nelson names Jack Bittenbender as his pitching choice as Pomona opens East Kansas League play at home against Black next Sunday afternoon.
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Pomona
Topeka
Jack Nelson
Jack Bittenbender
Ladies Golf Pairings Announced for Tuesday Play
Pairings listed for Tuesday include Gaynor Latimer and Sheldon Roberts Indall and Speer Corlis Machin and Foulks Shade Kelsey and Fredeen Daugharthy Crawford and Young Worthington and Wicke Luncheon at 1 p.m. Reservations or cancellations by calling 1305 or 718-J.
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Gaynor
Latimer
Sheldon
Roberts
Indall
Speer
Corlis
Machin
Foulks
Shade
Kelsey
Fredeen
Daugharthy
Crawford
Young
Worthington
Wicke
Simpson Stars For Athletics
Harry Simpson of the Kansas City A s stars for the club as he hits two home runs and two singles with three RBIs and three runs in a 9-7 loss to the league leading White Sox. Kansas City pitching collapses as Chicago prevails. Mizell and Kinder form a promising St. Louis Cardinals duo as rain grounds the club in Milwaukee before today’s game.
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Harry
Suitcase) Simpson
Kansas City A’s
Chicago
Kansas City
A's
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Chisox
Bill Renna
Hec Lopez
Pierce
Art Ditmar
Ed Burtschy
Bill Harrington
Jack Crimian
Simpson
Cleveland
Mizell
Kinder
St. Louis Cardinals
Ellis Kinder
Vinegar Bend
Kindér
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Night Hawk League Bowling Scores and Standings Report
Dynamic League results list top scorers with players Heckman Pence Akers Scribner Gillespie Hughes Patterson and Moody posting high games and series. Notable entries include VanLelden, Romataedt, Briscape, Snider, Fritta, Burgoon and Heckman with solid marks across 10 and 30 game frames. Horse racing brief notes Richard Johnson’s three laurel stakes wins in 1936 and 1937 for War Admiral.
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Dynamic League Vew
Heckman
Pence
Akers
Taylor
Chism
Scribner
White
Poolo Bank
Gillespie
Kerr
Reliabse
VanLelden
Alexander
Hughes
Nighthawk
Smith
Eagles
Patterson
Romataedt
Briscape
Snider
Moody
Grill
E. Fritta
Bond
Burgoon
Hburg Legion
College of Emporia Coach Named Ft. Hays Football Leader
Wayne J. McConnell, 43, College of Emporia athletic director and head football coach since 1950, was chosen by the State Board of Regents to direct Ft. Hays State College football. He will fill the vacancy created by Ralph Huffman’s reassignment and will also serve as an assistant professor in health, physical education and recreation. A Washburn University graduate, McConnell coached at Effingham, Gaylord, Downs and Manhattan high schools before Emporia. His College of Emporia teams won 39 games, 12 losses and 1 tie, with four of the last five seasons undefeated in the regular campaign, and he was named small college Coach of the Year by the Rockne Foundation after the 1953 season.
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Topeka
Wayne J. MecConnell
College of Emporia
State Board of Regents
Ft. Hays State College
McConnell
Ralph
Red) Huffman
Hays
Regents
Division of Health, Physical Education
Washburn University
Effingham
Gaylord
Downs
Manhattan
Emporia School
Rockne Foundation
Schedule and results from Saturday and Friday baseball games
Saturday's slate features New York at Boston Sul livan 0 0 and Sul livan 1 0, Baltimore at Washington Moore 0 2 and Pascual 1 1, Cleveland at Detroit Lemon 1 1 and Black 1 0, Kansas City at Chicago Kellner 1 1 and Harshman 1 0. Friday results include New York 5 Boston 2, Cleveland 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings, Chicago 9 Kansas City 7, Washington 8 Baltimore 5.
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New York
Boston
Turley
Sullivan
Baltimore
Washington
Moore
Pascual
Cleveland
Detroit
Lemon
Black
Kansas City
Chicago
Kellner
Harshman
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn—Hall
Newcombe
Philadelphia Oat
Roberts
Antonelli
Nat Cincinnati
Minner
Lawrence
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Poholsky
Buhl
American League
Pet
Sait
R-Chichgo
Soccoses
Beaton
Yresene
Perevee
Kangas City
Power of suggestion in healing and pain relief
Chicago physician hypnotist Dr William Kroger told 150 physicians and psychologists that many drugs may work by suggestion rather than chemistry. He cited psoriasis, bed wetting, deep anesthesia, and saving elderly men with a will to die as cases where belief in treatment contributed to success.
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San
Kroger
World-Wide News Briefs roundup from May flights and missiles
An Australian air force Canberra jet bomber flight will tour the United States in May, potentially five planes for the first long-range overseas move by Australian built jets. In Paris, Field Marshal Montgomery said intercontinental missiles will not be ready in the West for at least five years amid a joint NATO briefing on guided missiles flagging duplicated effort. In Vienna, Maj. Gen. Stanislaw Tatar, a Polish underground leader, was released and exonerated after his imprisonment following Gomulka’s arrest in 1951. In Harodate, Japan, over 300 fishing boats set sail for Aleutian waters for the nation’s largest salmon fishing expedition.
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Melbourne
Australia
Awi
United States
Paris V
Viscount Montgomery
NATO
West
Vienna
Austria
Stanislaw Tatar
Radio Warsaw
Tatar
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Gomulka
Plan To Cut Military Supplies In European Warehouses
The Army will test Project Mass this summer to reduce volume of slow moving military supplies in European depots that could become atom bomb targets. The trial lasts one year, with France and Germany depots to be evaluated for closures. petroleum, ammunition, and food remain stocked abroad. The Army denies plans to dispose of large numbers of overseas warehouses, noting many depots are temporary and can be moved or stored if needed. Savings Bonds tax exempt.
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Washington
Army
France
Germany
Removal notices and baseball notes from Credit Bureau bulletin
Removals list includes Ward Booth 1007 S Hickory Wilma Hornberger 507 N Main J L Hysom 42 Rockwood A 1033 S Mulberry John Higgins 917 Ss Sycamore Leland Jacot 822 S Oak Gilbert Ledom 116 N Cedar Rex Lewis 527 S Hickory 917 S Sycamore Clyde Piper 829 Hamburg Dodge City KS Dale Schleif 504 W 10th Wendell Taylor 215 Red Jacket Coach Bibb Falk leads Texas nine with nine titles in ten years Bob Hazel led the Southern Association in home runs 29 and runs 114 while with the Nashville Vols last season.
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S. Hickory
Wilma Hornberger
N. Main
J. L. Hysom
Rockwood A
S. Mulberry
John Higgins
Ss. Sycamore
Leland
Jacot
S. Oak
Gilbert Ledom
N. Cedar
Rex Lewis
S. Sycamore
Clyde Piper
Hamblin
Dodge City
Kas
Dale Schleif
Wendell Taylor
Red Jacket
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