Pro League Won't Admit Tainted Players
New York AP report notes three college stars who faced draft lists amid a point shaving probe. Maurice Podoloff reaffirmed NBA’s stance against admitting players involved in dishonest play as investigations into 12 players from seven colleges continue.
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National Basketball Association
Aaron Wagman
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St. Joseph’s
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Vince Kempton
New York Knickerbockers
Jerry Graves
Mississippi State
New Chicago
Frank Hagen
Graves
Egan
Kempton
St. Joseph's
Frank Majewski
Indianapolis Olympians
Palmer Leads In Texas Open Golf Title Chase
Palmer races toward Texas Open finish as he leads by three strokes at halfway. Gary Player holds the overall money lead with about 11 000 more than Palmer. Al Geiberger sits second after a 133, with Jack Burke and Al Balding tied for third at 134.
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Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnie
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Geiberger
Jack Burke
Houston
al Balding
Toronto
Canada
Fannie Kraus Recalls 40th Anniversary Surprise
Mrs C H Lopez hosted a surprise 40th wedding anniversary as Hazel Floyd and Elizabeth Floyd of Ottawa arrived with refreshments. The Pomona area circle met in the Fellowship Hall with Emma Robbins leading a lesson and reporting 54 sick and social calls. Rebekah Lodge held a regular session with 15 attendees and guests Wesley and Mae Bethell hosted visiting relatives from Santa Barbara and Astoria. Florence Cain from Kansas City visited her father H O Cain and family. Darrell Franks of Linton, Colorado, and Mrs Stella Franks came to see George Franks.
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C. H. Lopez
Hazel Floyd
Elizabeth Floyd
Ottawa
W.S.C.S
Fellowship Hall
Emma Robbins
Robbins
Vera Montague
R. A. Trowbridge
Sarah Clark
W. Sellens
Baldwin
Otttawa
Neal Baxter
David Bulmer
G. A. Higgins
Santiago
Calif
Henry Browns
Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Rea
G. E. Haney
Santa Barbara
Artie Stewart
Astoria
Ore
Wesley
Mae Bethell
Dudley Morrow
Stewart
Florence Cain
Kansas City
H. O. Cain
Stella Franks
Darrell
Linton
Colo
George Franks
Appanoose Area Community News Briefs
Six teachers will teach vacation Bible school in June at Appanoose Baptist Church after studying at Osawatomie on Monday. The Appanoose W M S held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Lester Clark’s home with new officers installed. A grade school community meeting convened in Michigan Valley followed by a basketball banquet. Cargy community met for a regular supper with pictures shown by P E Bowlin. Robert Steele Jr is out of the hospital and at home with his parents. Max Human celebrated his birthday with a party hosted by his mother. Floyd Hosmer and family of Grandview Missouri were dinner guests of Don Gottschamer and wife. Ivan Snyder and wife welcomed Connie Marie born at a Gardner hospital.
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Osawatomie
Appanoose W
Michigan Valley
P. E. Bowlin
Robert Steele Jr
Robert Steele Sr
Max Human
Floyd Hosmer
Grandview, Mo
Don Gottschamer
Ivan Snyder
Connie Marie
Gardner
Try This Ever Serve Flank Steak with Sauce
A suggestion to broil flank steak and serve with a thin brown gravy. The recipe emphasizes adding plenty of Worcestershire sauce and sliced pitted green olives for a tangy finish.
Spahn Throws Second No-Hitter In Six NL Starts
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn 40, a record-setting southpaw, no-hit the San Francisco Giants 1-0 for his second no-hitter in six NL starts. He faced the minimum 27 batters, with two walks and a late defensive gem preserving the win as Hank Aaron drove in the unearned run in the first.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Spahnie
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cy Young
Spahn
Giants
Matty Alou
Joe Adcock
Alou
Joe Almafitano
Roy McMillan
MecMillan
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Charlie Lau
Lau
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
Braves
Sam Jones
Frank Bolling
Hank Aaron
Angels Rally With Lasting Home Runs To Beat Twins 6-5
The Los Angeles Angels erased an early 3-0 deficit and, behind backto back home runs including Ken Hamlin and Ken Aspromonte, won 6-5 in 12 innings against the Minnesota Twins. Don Mincher opened the 12th with a double and scored on an error before the Angels secured the victory when Bill Pleis hit Ken Hunt with the bases loaded. Jerry Adair homered for Baltimore in a separate game to beat Washington 4-2.
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Bill Pleis
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Hunt
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Ken Aspromonte
Klu
Tom Morgan
Ron Kline
Jerry Adair
Orioles
Bennie Daniels
Chuck Estrada
Marty Keough
Hoyt Wilhelm
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Cal Mce Lish
Bob Boyd
Ray Herbert
Sherm Lollard
McLish
Jim Landis
Andy Carey
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Baseball Standings Friday Results in Major Leagues
Friday results include Los Angeles 6 Minnesota 5 in 12 innings. Baltimore 4 Washington 2. Chicago 4 Kansas City 2. Boston at Detroit and Cleveland at New York postponed due to weather. Saturday features Minnesota at Los Angeles Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Washington Boston at Detroit Chicago at Kansas City. Sunday schedule: New York at Washington, Boston at Cleveland, Baltimore at Detroit, Chicago at Minnesota, Kansas City at Los Angeles. Monday only New York at Washington.
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Baseball scores and schedule update for multiple games
Milwaukee 1 San Francisco 0 in New York? St. Louis beat Philadelphia 10 to 9 in 11 innings. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati postponed due to cold. Los Angeles at Chicago and other games listed with multiple matchups and a lone scheduled game.
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Pet. G.B. Milwaukee
Beetenna
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Cyclones Roll Over Garnett
Ottawa junior high track team dominated Garnett junior high winning 10 of 13 events and sweeping all places in six events plus all three relays to finish 87 18 yesterday afternoon.
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Ottawa
Ottawanstook
Rademacher Faces Jones In TV Heavyweight Clash
New York AP Pete Rademacher veteran comeback bid headlines a 10 round national TV bout against undefeated Doug Jones at St Nicholas Arena. Rademacher, Olympic champion and former title challenger, seeks another shot at Floyd Patterson as Jones brings 17 straight pro wins and nine knockouts into the match.
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Pete Rademacher
Doug Jones
St. Nicholas Arena
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Zora Folley
Brian London
London
Lamar Clark
Dan Vanderford
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Stanton Area Social News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Webber and sons and Merle McKeon were dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Ansel Hill Tony Lynn spent a few days at the Ben Chrisjohn home Miss Georgia Lewis of Osawatomi will be teacher at Stanton the coming year Mr and Mrs Bruce Devins and family entertained Mr and Mrs Chuck Jentzsch and family and Rev and Mrs Priddy and family of Olathe Ross Cole who has spent several days here visiting at the Dan Brassfield home returned to Kansas City
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Merle McKeon
Ansel Hill
Tony Lynn
Ben Chrisjohn
Georgia Lewis
Osawatomie
Stanton
Bruce Devins
Chuck Jentzsch
Priddy
Olathe
Ross Cole
Dan Brassfield
Kansas City
St Louis Cardinals Rally to Beat Phillies in 11 Innings
Pinch-hitter Red Schoendienst delivered a two run double off Dallas Green to lift the St Louis Cardinals over Philadelphia 10-9 in 11 innings. The Cards erased a 6-1 deficit with a tying two run double by Alex Grammas in the ninth after Al Cicotte earned his first NL win in relief.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Dallas Green
Phils
Bob Malkmus
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Fairmont-11 High 1030
Fairmont lane results for Friday night bowlers show Harber 178-478 Colby 194-527 Pence 163-466 Cordie 466 Leach 466 and more. multiple high game scores listed across teams including Solar 613 and Trout 130 Leach 466
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Colby
V. Hoffman
V. Cordie
B. Leach
A. Fredeen
Petrex
G. Christie
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Area Athletes Qualify At Drake Relays
Des Moines AP report lists Big Eight and Missouri Valley athletes advancing at Drake Relays in Des Moines. Lincoln University qualified in college 440 and 880 relays, several Kansas State Kansas Missouri Baylor and Drake crews posted top times. Rex Stucker Kansas State among qualifiers in 120 yard high hurdles and 440 yard dash events. Kansas lone standout Bill Mills finished two mile in 9 03.1 and Pat Clohessy Houston won 8 58.6. Oakney details include Western Michigan Drake and Southern Illinois in medley relays with times noted.
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Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Tennessee State
Texas Southern
Rex Stucker
Kansas State
Dan Lee
Charles Smith
Kansas
Stucker
Dave Odegard
Minnesota
Bill Mills
Pat Clohessy
Houston
Lane Patterson
David Butts
Missouri
Bill Kemp
Baylord
Luther Brown
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Solomon Akpata
Michigan State
Oklahoma State
Drake
Southern Methodist
Ronnie Ablewich
Western Michigan
Oregon
Rice
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Southern Illinois
al Wellman
Nebraska
John Fry
Baylor
Women's Golf Pairings Made for May 2
Pairings announced by the Women's Golf Association include Foulks with Sheldon and Peters with J Kramer, Speer with Kelsey, Fredeen with Reiter, Netherland with R Lyman, Fletcher with H Kra mer, Cook with Cramer, Wallace with Crawford, and Shade with Mrs Don Shade as medalist on uneven numbered holes last week. Reservations can be made by calling CH 2-2370 or CH 2-3635.
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Sheldon
Peters
J. Kramer
Speer
Kelsey
Fredeen
Reiter
Netherland
R. Lyman
Fletcher
H. Kramer
Cook
Cramer
Wallace
Ottawa Golf Team Beats Baker at Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa golfers defeated Baker 12 ½ to 5 ½ as freshman Jim Corlis earned medalist honors with 81. Corlis beat George Wood 3-0, Stan Bettin beat Ducane 3-0, Joel Carlson beat Roy O Connor 2-1, Jim King beat Al Kruger 2-4. Roger Moore and Don Bohling lost to Bud Spear and Spray 1-2. Braves schedule next match with Rockhurst in Kansas City Monday.
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Baker
Jim Corlis
Ottawa Country Club
Corlis
George Blackwood
Stan Bettin
Ducane
Joel Carlson
Roy O'Connor
Jim King
al Kruger
Roger Moore
Don Bohling
Bud Spear
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Rockhurst
Kansas City
Crash Near Abilene Kills One Hurts Seven
AP report: one person died and seven were injured in a two car crash two miles south of Abilene on highway K15 shortly after midnight. Deceased was Francis Harrington, 17, of Abilene. Injured: Ronald Wenger, 18, driver of Harrington’s car. passengers James Cairns, 14. Ralph McDowell, 15. Everett Mungerson, 17. Jimmie Wise, 15, all of Abilene. Other car driven by Steven Lederenz, 18, of Harrington. passengers Victor Lederenz, 20, and George Dunlap, 30, of Hope, Kansas.
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K15
Francis Lloyd Harrington
Ronald E. Wenger
Harrington
Wenger
James Ray Cairns
Ralph McDowell
Everett Mungerson
Jimmie Wise
Steven Lederenz
Herington
Victor Lederenz
George Dunlap
Hope
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Ottawa Braves place third at Winfield meet
Ottawa University Braves scored 71 points, finishing behind Northwestern Oklahoma and Southwestern at the Southwestern Denominational Relays in Winfield. Gerald Siscoe won shot put, Ken Smart took broad jump, Rich Copeland claimed high hurdles, with multiple Ottawa relay squads placing in third or fifth. Ottawa heads to Emporia for a triangular meet next Tuesday.
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Braves
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Southwestern
Gerald Siscoe
Ken Smart
Rich Copeland
Mike Brown
Ottawa
Bill Wilson
John Maack
Richard Spong
Richard Copeland
Bill Hanson
Larry Fields
Wayne Dieterle
Copeland
Maack
Spong
Warren Rinehart
Lew Walker
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