NAIA Tourney Opens in Kansas City With 32 Teams
The NAIA basketball tournament kicks off at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City featuring 32 teams. Top seed Pacific Lutheran of Parkland Washington leads after a 27 1 season. Notable squads include Texas Southern Western Illinois West Virginia Tech and Em poria State with first round games scheduled today and Tuesday.
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Pacific Lutheran
Parkland
Wash
Seattle
Texas Southern
McNeese State
Lake Charles
McNeese
Youngstown
Ohio
University
West Virginia Tech
Western Illinois
Portland
Ore
Gus Fish
Emporia State Hornets
C.I.C
Bethel
Kansas
Emporia State
Hornets
Aberdeen
S.C
William Jewell
M.C.A. U. Laurels
Rockhurst
Jewell
Vinegar Bend Mizell Struggles in Exhibition Start
Wilmer Vinegar Bend Mizell, a big St Louis Cardinal, showed a hitch in his delivery this spring. He walked four, threw a wild pitch, and gave up six runs in three innings as the Yankees defeated the Cardinals 9 6 in an exhibition game. Musial Ennis and Del Greco homered but could not offset the poor pitching. Del Greco and Harmon sparkled in center field.
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Fla
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Stan Musial
del Ennis
Bobby del Greco
Cardinal
del Greco
Chuck Harmon
Excelsior Institute Offers Non Surgical Help for Glandular Inflammation
Older men troubled by waking nights back hip and leg pains fatigue and loss of vigor may trace their problems to glandular inflammation a constitutional disease. The Excelsior Institute reports many treated from over a thousand communities with relief and renewed zest in life and offers a free book on proven non surgical treatments by addressing Excelsior Institute Dept 3663 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Herald All-Star Basketball Squad Named from Area Schools
Three Appanoose players lead the Ottawa Herald area all star roster with Richard Moses on the first team, Jim Maag on the second unit, and Jim Detwiler on the third squad. The first team includes Moses Foltz Weis Spear Lombard along with other standouts from Franklin County and area schools.
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Ottawa Herald
Richard Moses
Jim Maag
Jim Detwiler
iMoses
Ronald Foltz
Princeton
Jim Weis
Melvern
Bud Spear
Baldwin
Larry Lombard
Lane
Herald Sports Department
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Moses
Big Weis
Weis
Ronnie Foltz
Foltz
Spear
Lions
Lombard
Jimmy Thomasson
Garnett
Roger Bush
Wil
Ottawa Beats Princeton 57 to 45 in Youth Basketball
Ottawa youths defeated Princeton 57 45 in a morning game paced by Don Higgins who scored 27 including 12 field goals and 3 free throws. Princeton led 17 6 after one period but Ottawa pulled away in the fourth to seal the win.
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Ottawa
Princeton Town
Don Higgins
Higgins
Slankard
Clark
Willnite
Paul
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Henning
Peine
Jeffries
O Hulse
Cannady
McCullough
Higdon
Rockies Star In A's Win in Spring Training
WEST PALM BEACH Fla The Kansas City Athletics split their first two Grapefruit League games beating Detroit 13 4 Jim Pisony a midseason addition from Baltimore drove in three runs on three hits including a homer Ryne Duren who joined from Columbus blanked Detroit in three innings and Carl Duser allowed only one hit in three innings as the A s light the spotlight on rising players during workouts with Ottawa merchants.
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Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Jim Pisony
Baltimore
Vancouver
Ryne Duren
Carl Duser
Columbus
Tigers
Prep Schools Seek State Cage Crowns
Forty eight high school teams enter state basketball draws in four Kansas classes AA A B BB with top contenders Wyandotte 19 0 in AA and Tescott 26 0 in BB. First round games set for Thursday with semifinals Friday night and the championship Saturday night at designated sites.
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Topeka
Ofen
Kansas
Iight
Wichita
Hutchinson
Emporia
Great Bend
Newton
Inman
Rosedale
Dorrance
Wyandotte
Tescott
Goodland
Natoma
Dayton Team Leads Bowlers In Open Division
Dayton 2 837 leads the open division as the American Bowling Congress enters day three of the 51 day event in Fort Worth Texas Held s Recreation of Menomonee Falls Wisconsin challenged for first but finished second at 2 830 Allard Cleaners Tulsa Oklahoma moved to third with 2 825 Booster team standings Cusman Motors Tulsa 2 670 Howard TV Abilene 2 689
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Menomonee Falls
Wisc
Dayton
Allard Cleaners
Tulsa
Okla
Cusman Motors
Howard TV
Abilene
Tex
Bowling Scores Classic League Highlights and Winners
In the Classic League treys and high game marks include Allen 191 and Vogler 478 for the Treys-4, Crane 200 and Hensick 475 for the Kings-2, and Briscoe 482 for the Jacks-2. Non League sees Ladies Emporia 159 and Meador 457 in Ottawa Stars 3-1. Jones 173 leads Ottawa Stars with Meador 457.
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Allen
Vogler
Dokers
Jones
Kings
Crane
Hensick
Jacks
Taylor
Briscoe
Akers
M. Allen
Deuces
Meador
Wolgast
Ladies Emporia
Ottawa Stars
McGhee Leads All-Conference Honor Roll in Kansas
Ot tawa University star Bob McGhee was named to the first team of the all Kansas conference with a 26.0 scoring average across 14 games. Honorable mentions went to Roger Keltner and Bob Knight. First team includes Don Kukuk Baker Arley Loeffler Bethel Steve Mack College of Emporia Ed Delk McPherson. Second team features Larry Dick Bethel Don Lasswell Friends Charley Taylor Friends Larry Houdek Wes.
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Bob Knight
McGhee
Don Kukuk
Baker
Arley Loeffler
Bethel
Steve Mack
College of Emporia
Ed Delk
McPherson
Larry Dick
Don Lasswell
Friends
Charley Taylor
Larry Houdek
Wes
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