Ottawa U Track Team Seeks 65 Candidates for Season
Ottawa University coach Bill Boucek trains a large pool of 65 track and field hopefuls, including a dozen lettermen, as the season opens with an intra squad meet March 23 and a series of meets beginning April 5 with College of Emporia. Notables include Lot Coppoe, 12 10 pole vault record. Bob F Knight, 50.2 in the 440. and other lettermen in distances, sprints, throws, and poles. The squad features rising talents from across Kansas and surrounding states, with Boucek aiming to refine top performers before events like the Kansas conference meet in Baldwin May 17.
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Cardinals Edge Athletics In Grapefruit Victory
ST. PETERSBURG Fla W Young Joe Cunningham shines at first base in a strong bid to back Stan Musial as Cardinals first baseman He sparked a six run seventh inning with a three run double as St Louis beat Kansas City 12 4 for their third grapefruit league win Kellner and Host limited the A s to four runs off three innings Moon connected on a two run homer Bur nette and Brunet struggled with control allowing nine runs as the A s dropped the affair and KC prospects looked to rebound in the next game with Morgan and Coleman pitching Jets to follow
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Associated Press
Brooklyn N 8 Chicago A 4. Cleveland A 8 Chicago N 1. New York N 9 Baltimore A 8. Philadelphia N 4 Washington A 2. Milwaukee N 1 Detroit A 0. St Louis N 12 Kansas City A 4. Pittsburgh N 6 Cincinnati N 4. Boston A 1 New York A 0.
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Southeastern Oklahoma Navy? NAIA second-round win
Southeastern Oklahoma, led by 6-7 Jim Spivey scoring 39 points, defeated Northwest Nazarene 82-58 to advance in the NAIA tournament. The 16 survivors include top seeds Pacific Lutheran Western Illinois Texas Southern, with upcoming games featuring Youngstown State vs Emporial State and Western Illinois vs William Jewell.
Lakers Won't Move To K C This Year
Minneapolis investors raised funds to keep the Lakers in Minnesota, voiding a Kansas City deal for the 1958 season. Clyde Lovellette led a 100-94 win over Philadelphia as Minneapolis extended its win streak to six, while playoff scenarios and venue shifts filled the headlines.
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Bowling Scores in Royal League High Series and Games
Bowling results from the Royal League show Phillips posting a 66 high game with 3 frames, 16-30 lines. Bundy Insurance and Goodyear entries top in games with 10-30, while Meador and Harrison post 211 and 212 series scores. Davis Paint and Duffield record solid 573 and 445 totals respectively.
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KU SMU NCAA regional game televised by WIBW TV
Lawrence fans group Jay Watchers and a tire company sponsor WIBW TV coverage of the Kansas versus Southern Methodist NCAA regional playoff in Dallas. The winner goes to the national tournament in Kansas City. An extra 1000 is needed by Friday noon to cover costs, with donations sought from Channel 13 area.
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Town Teams Open Garnett Basketball Tourney
The Garnett Lions Club town team tournament begins with eight teams in four games on the Garnett high school court tonight. Kincaid faces Richmond at 8, Emporia Students meet Westphalia at 7:15, Princeton takes on Paola at 8:30, and Garnett Bay plays Centerville at 9. Officials will be supplied by Ottawa University but are not yet named.
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Haney Says Aaron Not At Peak Yet
BRADENTON, Fla. Braves manager Fred Haney says Hank Aaron, despite a .328 batting average and 153 games in 1956, is far from his peak. Aaron, 23, slugged 26 home runs with 92 RBIs and 200 hits, and Haney believes he will hit .350. The Braves faced the Detroit Tigers in an exhibition.
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Tar Heels Meet Canisius In Second Round Of NCAA
North Carolina the No 1 team heads to Philadelphia with a 28-0 mark to face Canisius after routing Yale 90-74 in New York. Canisius beat West Virginia 64-56 as Syracuse beat Connecticut 82-76 in the Madison Square Garden doubleheader.
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Banks May Play First For Cubs in Spring Shift
In Mesa Arizona Ernie Banks star Cubs shortstop may begin season at first base due to shoulder trouble. Banks recovering from a sore shoulder has not yet thrown well this spring and will rejoin the team in Los Angeles where a position switch to first base could occur if long throws prove difficult.
Friendly Ottawa Bowl 41814 N Main
Ottawa bowling venue details show address 41814 North Main Street and contact phone number 1083 for the Friendly Ottawa Bowl listings. The fragment provides location and telephone data as a stand-alone item.
Pomona Towner Defeats Ottawa 74 to 63 on Pomona Court
Pomona Towner defeated Ottawa 74 to 63 at home. Pomona led 38 to 27 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Johnson led Pomona with 23 points while Don Higgins scored 23 for Ottawa. Gary Hornbuckle and Terry Paul added 10 each for Ottawa.
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NCAA Tournament Scores Report Averages and Upsets
North Carolina defeated Yale 90 to 74 while Canising edged West Virginia 64 to 56. Syracuse beat Connecticut 82 to 76 and Pittsburgh toppled Morehead 86 to 85. Notre Dame 89 Miami 77 and Oklahoma City 76. Loyola New Orleans 65. Stetson 100 Wayne 84. Tennessee State 87 Adrian 69. Ball State 98 Troy 70. Pacific Lutheran 76 Elon 61. Youngstown 81 Westmont 75. Western Illinois 101 Southern State 70. William Jewell 70 Adelphi 69. SE Oklahoma 82 NW Nazarene 58.
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Lane Nominates 13 Candidates for City Positions
Residents of Lane selected 18 council candidates for five seats at a Monday caucus, plus three mayoral hopefuls and two police judge candidates. Mayoral contenders are Bill Christian Olan Johnson and J E Beets. Council nominees include Robert Custer Clifford Hettler John Davidson Jr Joe Alexander Maney White Ross Kimball Ellery Stevens George A Snow Earl Porter Oscar Henderson Albert Allen W A Neill Jr Leroy Day. Police judge candidates are Donald White and Scott W Weber.
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