First Legion Wins Over Topeka At Forest Park
Ottawa American Legion baseball beat Topeka 5 4 at Forest Park. Marvin Wilson earned the win on the mound while driving in two runs. Cearfoss and Ainsworth contributed two and one RBI respectively as Ottawa built a 5 4 lead with three runs in the second and one in the sixth. Shotner and Cearfoss doubled for Ottawa. No home runs or triples were recorded. The Legionnaires meet Iola at Forest Park at 8 tonight.
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Forest Park
Topeka American Legion
Marvin Wilson
Wilson
Cearfoss
Ainsworth
Topeka
Shotner
Legionnaires
Iola
Wellsville State Softball Beats Gardner 7 3 at Home
Wellsville defeated Gardner 7 to 3 at Wellsville in a last night softball game. Next up Wellsville faces Kansas City Stockyards on Friday evening. Box score lists Wright Hendrix Hain Vaivez Lay Fonseca Birck Suddarth G Layn Lloyd McDaniel Westhall West Wiggins Horne Russell Moore Webber Vela Blackstone. Score by innings shows Gardner with 3 runs and Wellsville with 7. George Washington note about Capitol cornerstone appears at end of item.
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Kansas City Stockyards
Abrh Wright
Hendrix
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R.vaivez
D. Lay'n
Fonseca
Birck
Suddarth
G. Lay'n
Lloyd
McDan'le
Westh
Black'ne
Ccneeene
Wellaville
Mrs. Frank Shull Takes Third in Madison Golf Tourney
Mrs. Frank Shull competed in the Madison Kansas ladies golf tournament yesterday and finished in third place. The event highlighted local competitors with Shull securing third overall.
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Madison
Frank Shull
Madison, Kas
56 Olympic Power Display at Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles hosts the 34th NCAA track and field championships Friday and Saturday as 338 top college athletes from 90 schools showcase America’s Olympic strength. Jim Kelly of Minnesota, chair of the US Olympic track committee, believes a California team could beat Russia in Olympic events.
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Los Angeles
America
Memorial Coliseum
Jim Kelly
Minnesota
United States Olympic Track Committee
California
Russia
Wes Santee Enters All Marine Track Meet
Wes Santee, ex-Kansas miler and Marine reserve second lieutenant, runs unattached in the mile at Camp Pendleton during the All Marine championships. He also competes in the 3 mile and half mile events after being called to active service.
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Calif
Wes Santee
University of Kansas
Marine Corps
Santee
Marine Reserves
Assure Cards Not To Be Sold Denial From Club officials
ST. LOUIS public relations counselor Al Fleischman of Anheuser-Busch told players in a clubhouse meeting before the game with Pittsburgh that the St. Louis Cardinals are not for sale. The remarks followed rumors surrounding ownership.
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St. Louis Cardinals
al Fleischman
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Pittsburgh
Pee Wee Baseball League Forms and Schedule
Orlis Cox announces organized Pee Wee baseball teams for boys 10 and under. Games start 5:30 p.m. on Monday Thursday and Friday at Forest Park Garfield school and an announced site. Rosters include Dodgers Cardinals Indians Yankees Giants Tigers with captains listed. Schedule spans June to July with pairings each Monday Thursday and Friday.
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Jimmy Dean
Rex Huston
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Gary Crawford
Richard Heth
Earl Doman
John Snodgrass
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Harry Morton
Lawrence Chapman
Fred Irwin
Gene Johannes
Dennis Mottler
Charles Duethman
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Jerry Davis
Jimmy Gardner
Robert Crawford
Jan Jefferis
Norman Moore
Wayne Wiggins
Kenneth Wilson
Charles Simmons
Victor Patterson
Louis Brown
John Flower
Loren Shofner
Jimmy Haworth
Danny Woodward
Danny Killion
David Hughson
Jimmy Hotaling
Peter Martin
Crag Davis
Jimmy Hollon
Lawrence Releys
Lonn Dixon
Charles Kille
Donald Hains
Duane Campbell
Allen Crawford
David Purcell
Richard Harper
Duane Cowdin
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Jepner
Billy Huyett
Ronnie Frakes
Eldon Shishler
Steve Brandon
Robert Salsbury
Alan van Loenen
Alan Rybolt
Robert Abelaker
David Feuerborn
Terry Wollen
Donald Luch
Russell Craycraft
Greg Atheson
Giants
Bill Douglas
Douglas Schultz
Ricky Winchester
David Allen
Jim Mabry
Gary Bulner
Eddie Davidson
Jack Higgins
Douglas Farrell
Douglas Perkins
Bob Welton
David Winchester
Charles Kelley
Tony Zerba
Greg Silrey
Tigers
Charles Pohl
Quincy Seymour
Elvin Gilges
Jimmy Hoag
Greg Seymour
Jimmy Baldwin
Jimmy Fouts
Gary Brown
Charles Dowling
Bobby Zook
Ted Buckley
Kit Hansen
Cecil Heathman
Bobby Nordyke
Paul Shishler
Indians
Baseball Scores and Matchups Listed for Tuesday and Wednesday
Venue by venue, teams Cleveland Cleveland at Washington Detroit at New York Rochester not shown. Chicago at Baltimore. Kansas City at Boston. New York 7 Detroit 6 in ten. Boston 12 Kansas City 4. Cleveland 3 Washington 6-1. Chicago 4 Baltimore 0. National League standings and results include Cincinnati Erskine 82. Brooklyn at 6 Minarein 3. New York Chicago. Philadelphia at Milwaukee. Pittsburgh at Arroyo. St Louis at Friend. Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 0. Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia ?. Pittsburgh 10 St Louis & New York 5 Chicago 0.
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Olympic official probes Santee expense charges
Paris reports that IOC President Avery Brundage asked the American AAU to review a San Francisco Chronicle claim that sprinter Wes Santee incurred excessive expenses for three California meets. Brundage sent documents to AAU chief Dan Ferris. no action yet, Ferris says district office must handle. Santee, a Marine at Camp Pendleton, denies the accusations, calling them a newspaper story.
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Wes Santee
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
AAU
Brundage
San Francisco
Santee
California
Dan Ferris
Ferris
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
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