Legion Teams Set For Loop Play in second district
The eight Junior American Legion baseball teams in the district begin league play May 29 with Ottawa facing Overland Park. Ike Cearfoss, Ottawa Legion coach, plans some non loop games before the circuit starts. Teams include Ottawa Lawrence Humboldt Olathe Paola Garnett Iola and Overland Park.
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Humboldt
Olathe
Paola
Garnett
Iola
Overland Park
Overland
Tola
Otawa
Lola
Paris
Women's Golf Pairings Announced For Tuesday Matches
Country Club hosts women's golf Tuesday with pairings listed as Indall Speer Wicko Fre sleen Kramer Hysom Doug las Johnson Allison Foulks Shade Worthington Kelsey Tucker Machin Gollier Wright Lennard Goss Was smer Claterbos Bennett Vaughn Roberts. Reservations may be made by calling 1432 by Monday.
Cyclones Compete In 30th Baker Relays At Baldwin
Ottawa High School and 50 plus clubs compete in the Baker Relays at Baldwin. OHS coach Orlis Cox led 22 varsity runners onto the Baker oval at 9 30 am as 8 open events welcome Class A and B HS entries against Class AA schools. Shawnee Mission and Wellsville top last year’s classes with Hutchinson winning JC division. Duane McIntire of Gardner eyed the 100, while Larry Wiggins of Wellsville aimed to set new marks in high jump and high hurdles.
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Lane
Baker
Baldwin
Orlis Cox
OHS
Shawnee Mission
Has‘kell
Wellsville
Hutchinson
Duane McIntire
Gardner Star
Baldswin
Larry Wiggins
Wellssville
Ottawa Netmen and Golf Teams Compete in NE Kansas Events
Ottawa High School golfers finished third in a Northeast Kansas League meet at Leavenworth with Highland Park taking first and Atchison fourth. Medalist was Ray Steeter of Highland Park with 71. Ottawa University tennis swept College of Emporia five matches to one here. Golf action continues today at Ottawa Country Club as the two schools play a rematch. Marvin Roush beat John Beeson, D Aboy beat Ingald, Burke beat Seebright, and Roush and Friesen defeated Beeson and Muck. Ottawa scores included Casida 79 Henning 81 Gollier 85 Griffin 94. NEA league meet at Ottawa May 6 will decide the loop champion over 36 holes.
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College of Emporia
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Ottawa Country Club
Marvin Roush
Ottawa
John Beeson
Emporia
John D'Aboy
Bob Ingald
Cliff Burke
Dick Seebright
Steve Muck
Dean Friesen
Roush
Friessen
Beeson
Muck
D’aboy
Burke
Ingald
Roger and Seebright
Casida
Jack Henning
Bud’ Gollier
Gail Griffin
Cyclones
Lane Raps Burg 22 8 in Williamsburg baseball win
Williamsburg high school defeated LAS VEGAS 22 to 8 as the hosts struck early and often. W-heavy pitcher David Stockson earned the win with support from Nino Valdes, who went four for four at the plate and fought through boxing talk afterwards. Valdes weighed about 206 pounds and plans light training before facing Delaine Heckman in a 15 round title bout.
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iLane High School
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Cuba
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Hutchinson Man Heads Breeders Association
ALLENTOWN Pa. G F Williams of Hutchinson Kansas was named president of the National Ayrshire Breeders Association at the 80th annual meet Moore is a light heavyweight day as observers cite his steadying. He previously held the post 12 years ago succeeding William Ashton of Edgemont Pennsylvania. He weighs around 200 pounds according to most observers.
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Edgemont
Shantz Shuts Out Yankees In Key KC Comeback
Bobby Shantz, the 1952 AL MVP, delivered a 6-0 complete game shutout of the New York Yankees for the Kansas City Athletics. After two rough years, Shantz and trainer Jim Ewell revived his arm with heat treatments and toning work. Manager Lou Boudreau praised the revival as Shantz walked four and struck out nine, sealing the win before a 33,000+ crowd.
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Frem
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Lou Boudreau
Chicago White Sox
Bobby
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Shantz
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Ewell
Boudreau
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Lawne
White Sox
Yanks
Ewelli
Shaulz
Hock
American League Race Could Develop Into A Real Brawl
The AL race tightens as Bobby Shantz returns with Kansas City Athletics beating the Yankees 6-0 while Detroit tops Washington 3-2 for a sixth straight win. Cleveland struggles as Baltimore posts its first Municipal Stadium victory 5-2 and Boston falls to Chicago 7-0. In the National, Philadelphia defeats Milwaukee 13-4 and Cincinnati shuts out Pittsburgh 3-0. rain delays Chicago at Brooklyn and St. Louis at New York.
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Schedule and results from the day in baseball and standings
AP roundup notes multiple games with Boston Chicago and Detroit wins, details on Lary Boone Kuenn and Ennis, plus Nuxhall victory for Cincinnati. Also mentions crowd size 33,471 at Kansas City, plus postponements Chicago Brooklyn and St Louis at New York due to rain.
Teenagers Invade Fraternity Dance at Chicago Campus
About 20 teens wearing brass knuckles and swinging blackjacks burst into a University of Chicago Delta Upsilon fraternity house disrupting a dance for 200 attendees. Two students were hospitalized after fights with around a dozen fraternity members.
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University of Chicago
Delta Upsis Lon Fraternity
Santee Seeks Four Minute Mile At Drake Relays
Wes Santee of Kansas races for a sub four minute mile at the Drake Relays top invitational mile set for 3 45 p m CST with rival Fred Dwyer of Villanova among five challengers on a fast track televised by CBS from roughly 3 p m to 1 p m CST.
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Wes Santee
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Santee
Fred Dwyer
Villanova
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Bowling Scores From WVNSMIC Meet Summary
Bowling scores listed for multiple bowlers with high games and series noted. Several player names appear with totals such as 1090, 191, 458 and others. references to high games include Gus Beribtier and Britis with notable marks. Locations and team or league tags are obscured in the garbled text.
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Hedeyan
Thoniweon
Alexander
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Plane Through Dust By Radio Plane Through Dust By Radio
DENVER W J G Vamier of Salina Kas flew a Cessna 140 to safety yesterday guided through dust clouds by radio direction finding equipment. Vamier who radioed he could not determine his position was guided from 90 miles east of Denver to Stapleton Air Field by naval air controlman J H Woodbury.
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Stock Market Healthier in Early Year Senate Report
The Senate Banking Committee released a staff report portraying the stock market as healthier early this year compared with the pre-crash 1929 period. It warns that spotting and correcting speculative excesses early is wiser than risking larger economic injury later, noting the document does not contain committee recommendations.
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Wisconsin Senate passes anti union financing measure
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill to bar labor unions from funding political campaigns after a 24 hour Democratic filibuster. Gov Kohler, a Republican, said he would study the measure and act in the best interests of Wisconsin. The House had passed the measure yesterday amid Democratic opposition.
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Osborne Lumberman Dwight Hardman Dies in Kansas City
Dwight Harrison Hardman of Osborne Kansas, president of Hardman Lumber Co, died of a heart attack in Kansas City. The firm has yards across western Kansas eastern Colorado and western Nebraska. A WWI era builder of road construction and airstrip contracts, he and his wife Mabel Wardman traveled when he died. Survived by his wife two sisters Marian Hardman and Mary Ogren of Downs Kas.
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