Ex Cyclone Coach Emerson resigns Manhattan High post
Terry Ostmeyer reports J W Emerson, long-time Kansas prep football builder, resigns as Manhattan High School coach after seven seasons with four KC League titles and one state 4-A crown. At 45, he pursues a collegiate coaching challenge while guiding the East Shrine All-Star staff at Ottawa University before the East-West Shrine game.
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Kids Baseball Roundup Shows High Scoring Junior League Action
In opening Junior League games the Mets beat the Yankees 7 to 5 while Giants trounced Pirates 23 to 2 led by Brian Keaton four runs and four teammates with three runs each. Teresa Sullivan held Pirates to one hit as Tigers toppled Orioles 12 to 0 with Steve Morton driving three runs. Cubs beat Dodgers 8 to 2 with Earl Morgan and Sean Patty keying the rally. Red Sox no hit Royals 12 to 0 behind Bobby Brownell, Lori Stevens and Brian Smith each with three RBIs. Expos beat Padres 12 to 8 as Jeff White homered in three at bats. Athletics shut out Braves 9 to 0 highlighted by Curtis Gragg’s three hits.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Wednesday Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show New York leading with 27 wins and 15 losses, Baltimore 23 and 21, Cleveland 21 and 22, Detroit 20 and 23, Boston 19 and 23, Milwaukee 16 and 23, and Chicago 22 and 20. Wednesday results include New York 7 Boston 2 and Baltimore 2 Cleveland 0 in 14 innings. Thursday games list key matchups and starting pitchers Ellis Tiant Travers Roberts.
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Massive high school bowling scores listed by teams and players
A long OCR listing shows team scores and individual lines for BLUE ROOM W Knight and others, with totals by team such as PENCE SOUTH, WELLSVILLE, JOHN'S SERVICE, GOLD, BUDGE'S, ARMSTRONG, and Indian Lanes. It ends with ATLANTA (AP) noting former major league pitcher Larry Jaster hired as pitching coach for the Braves' Savannah farm club.
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NCAA Track Show Underway
Philadelphia AP two world record holders Earl Bell and Dwight Stones headline the NCAA Track and Field championships opening at Penns Franklin Field. Bell aims to defend the pole vault title after an 18 feet 7% inch mark, while Stones seeks Olympic gold form with a 7-6% high jump. Defending men include Negno Munyala Coghlan Jones and McGoldrick amid strong USC, UCLA, Kansas, and UT EP squads.
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Baseball Matchups Board for Six Cities and More
Chicago Burris faces New York Lolich while Philadelphia travels to St. Louis Forsch and Cincinnati visits Houston Dierker in a packed schedule. Other games include Montreal Stanhouse vs Burris wearers, San Francisco Dressler against Los Angeles John, plus San Diego at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at Montreal with several n games on slate.
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