Mays 90000 Tops In Baseball
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants signed for a reported 90000 becoming baseballs highest paid player for a second straight year. The signing was casual with Feeney receiving the pact. Other signings included Bud Daley for 93000 with the Yankees and Lee Walls Daryl Spencer joining the Dodgers and Senators respectively. Rip Repulski was released by the Twins.
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Dick Stigman
Bill Dailey
Steve Hamilton
Floyd Weaver
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Lee Walls
Daryl Spencer
Pete Burnside
Willie Tasby
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Lee Maye
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Braves
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al McBean
Bob Bailey
Rip Repulski
Minnesota Twins
College Basketball Scores From Various Matchups
Duquesne defeated Villanova 53 51 while Cornell beat Springfield 71 64 St Josephs PA defeated Lehigh 94 47 Hofstra beat Manhattan 83 52 Army edged Albright 60 55 Boston College downed Northeastern 71 63 Rhode Island defeated Colby 85 74 Fordham beat Iowa 50 South Kentucky 86 over Georgia 59 Wi Mary 79 over Furman 67 West Virginia 101 over Wake Forest 99 Navy 113 over Colgate 61 VMI 80 over George Washington 72 Alabama 72 tied Florida State 57 Centenary 71 over East Tennessee 70 Southwest Arkansas State 80 over The Citadel 75 Arizona 80 over Los Angeles State 60 Midwest Town State 85 over Missouri 73 Oklahoma State 65 over Oklahoma 49 Dayton 79 over Drake 74 DePaul 79 over Baldwin Wallace 49 Butler 92 over Valparaiso 70 Far West Air Force 72 over DePauw 56 Bethany 79 over Friends 75 Washburn 48 over Emporia State 46 Kentucky Wesleyan 86 over Southern Illinois 84 Arkansas State 80 over The Citadel 75 College Wrestling Maryville State 25 over Warrensburg State 2 Oklahoma State 20 over Minnesota 5.
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Furman
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Colgate
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George Wash
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Centenary
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Missouri
Gordon Hatton
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Norm Halbertstadt
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George Washington
William & Mary
Palm Springs Classic leads with 65s by Leonard Baxter
In the Palm Springs Classic at Thunderbird Country Club, Stan Leonard and Rex Baxter Jr. shot 65s to lead the second stage of golf's 90 hole event. Doug Ford and Gene Littler sit one and two strokes back, with stars like Palmer Snead Nicklaus and Demaret in the 68-73 range.
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Calif
Stan Leonard
Rex Baxter Jr
Thunderbird Country Club
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Tex
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Doug Ford
Bing Crosby
Gene Littler
San Francisco
Lionel Hebert
Jerry Steelsmith
Mike Souchak
England
Neil Cole
Gary Pleyer
Arnold Palmer
Jay Hebert
Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Maxwell
Pointer Wins Free-For-All at National Field Trial
Stormy Tempest an 8 year old pointer owned by Dr. W. G. Amey and S. W. Hart of St. Louis won the National Field Trial Club free-for-all title. Gene Lunsford of Somerville Tennessee handled the dog for the judges as Stormy scored nine cleanly handled bevies in a three hour quail hunt. Hart and Dr Arney receive a year's possession of the silver cup and $1500 to Lunsford. The event drew 47 prize birddogs.
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Miss
Stormy Tempest
W. G. Amey
S. W. Hart
St. Louis
National
Stormy
Gene Lunsford
Somerville
Tenn
Hart
Dr. Arney
Lunsford
Ottawa High awards list adds first varsity cross country letters
Thirty one athletic letters were awarded at Ottawa High School with football honors going to twenty five players in two classes. Ten second year, eleven first year and two provisional letters highlighted the football awards. Six varsity cross country letters marked the sport’s first varsity recognition. Notable football letter recipients included Mickey Reed and Jim Wollen among others. The Cyclone basketball squad earned a season trophy for third place in the East Kansas league tournament at Olathe.
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Ottawa
Mickey Reed
Jim Wollen
John Mack
Ron Showalter
Heenie Meiers
Jim Moody
Alan Rybolt
Paul Stephens
Roger Ferguson
David Allen
Jim Trigg
Doug Henry
Ron Daugharthy
Ron Dunn
Charles Minckley
David Milburn
Larry Roder
Butch Larios
Robert Gray
Duane Campbell
Mike Shepard
Doug Schultz
Bill Ferguson
Bill Story
Keith Holden
Bill Hegarty
Rick Winchester
Craig Davis
Larry Crawford
James Hotaling
Jan Jefferis
Cyclone
Olathe
Bowling Scores From Local Clubs On Wednesday Night
Bowling results list multiple leagues and high scores across K of C posts, Summers and banks with several players achieving 400s and 500s. Notable highs include McAuliffe 618 for Princeton and Fowler 531 for Durbin Plumbing, with numerous 180s to 212s and 398 to 469 series across First National Bank, Peoples National Bank, and other teams.
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M. Mueller
Hlerb
Sinclair
C. McDaniel
Jones
Dengel
Colby
Furniture
Ogle
Princeton
McAuliffe
Red Rooster
Gilges
Tallman Printing
Fowler
Durbin Plumbing
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Korkames
Terry
Wills Cafe
R. van Loenen
Toumberlin
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Zlelsdorf
Peoples National Bank
V. Hoffman
R. Carlson
Towners
P. Yockey
R. Mock
First National Bank
B. Mudrick
N. Fritts
Kansas State Bank
Petrex
N. Lollar
H. Ogle
Moore
Chevrolet
G. Whitacre
Wright
Wolgast
Moorman
NL Opens Season April 9 With 10 Teams
The National League expands to 10 teams for 162 games per club after adding Houston and New York, with 421 night games. Philadelphia visits Cincinnati at Crosley Field on April 9, while other clubs start April 10. Each team will play the others three times. Phils visit Cincinnati four times.
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New York
Giants
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phils
Crosley Field
Spot Stolen Steed From Air
PARSONS Kan AP A registered quarter horse stallion owned by E C Mullendore VI was taken Monday night along with saddle blanket and bridle The horse valued at 10000 was traced from Tyre to Mound Valley then spotted by ranch plane two miles west of Oswego with a rider identified as Bob Davis 34 an Indian from Washington County Okla He said he liked the horse and was riding to a relative in Joplin Mo Davis is to be returned to Oklahoma.
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Kan
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Tyre
Mound Valley
Oswego
Bob Davis
Washington County
Okla
Joplin
Davis
Oklahoma
Scores From OTTAWA BOWL
Ottawa Bowl at 41814 N Main reported scores with contact CH 29741. Local standings and game results noted including teams and players linked to the bowling alley.
Turner Bears Meet Cyclones in Ottawa Debut
Turner Bears led by Warren Denny and Earl Burke travel to Ottawa to face the Cyclones in a key league matchup. Denny, a 6-5 post, and 6-1 forward Burke, plus guard Mike Jarvis, boost Turner toward a 1-1 league mark as Ottawa aims to extend a recent 49-32 win over Rosedale.
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Bears
Ottawa
Cyclones
Warren Denny
Denny
Earl Burke
Mike Jarvis
Pro Basketball Wednesday Results
Syracuse defeated New York 138 to 109 and Boston beat Chicago 122 to 115. Los Angeles won 123 to 122 against Detroit in a tightly contested game. Upcoming Thursday features Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Los Angeles Boston at College Park Maryland.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Not Sure Of Colts Caliber In A Dual Spring Display
In 1935 David Tyer Jr. of West Hartford beat Ted Klepach of Springfield in a 40 yard free style. Tyler III equalled a national prep school mark with an 18 second Wil liston Academy time against Springfield Technical. The piece notes a second by Harry Craft on the Houston Colts, blending a spring training report with a glance at player prospects.
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Springfield
Mass
David Tyer Jr
West Hartford
Conn
Ted Klepach
Tyler
David III
Ted Klepach Jr
Williston Academy
Springfield Technical High School
Duquesne Avenges Earlier Loss
Duquesne throttled Villanova 53-51 at Pitt Field House to avenge a prior loss and improve to 15-2 on the season while Villanova fell to 15-3. Kentucky and other top teams also won, with West Virginia, North Carolina peers, and various conference actions noted in a busy night of college basketball.
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Sheldon Sakowitz
Associated Press
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Iron Dukes
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Villanova
Pitt
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Wildcats
Georgia
Atlanta
St. Bonaventure
Swedes Streak in CIC and KC League Wins
Washburn surged from five down late to beat Emporia State 48 46 in a CIC game as Bill Quick scored three decisive field goals in the final two minutes. Bethany clinched first in the Kansas Conference with a 79 75 win over Friends, after building a 60 48 lead before Friends rallied late in the second half.
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Bethany
Friends
Ichabods
Bill Quick
Emporia State
Kansas
That Was Some Shot That Was Some Shot
A practice shot shattered the glass backboard in the McPherson County Basketball Tournament forcing officials to relocate 1,200 fans and the Roxbury versus Gypsum game to Canton six miles away, as no spare backboard existed.
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Galva
Kan
McPherson County
Roxbury
Gypsum
Canton
Insurance Man Buys Pipers in Cleveland Blurb
Ralph C. Wilson Jr., Detroit insurance executive and owner of the Buffalo Bills, bought the Cleveland Pipers of the American Basketball League for about 175000. The team stays in Cleveland with no front office changes. New coach Bill Sharman was hired after John McLendon resigned.
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Ralph C. Wilson Jr
Detroit
Buffalo
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Pipers
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John McLendon
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