Yankees Show Weakness In Run Department In Exhibition Loss
The Yankees lost 1-0 to the Boston Red Sox in a spring exhibition, mustering six hits. Casey Stengel warned regulars Hank Bauer Bill Skowron and Gil McDougald to be ready to work by the weekend as they try to rebound. The day also featured Milwaukee routing the Dodgers 8-2 and other spring results.
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Stengel
O' Casey
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Hank Bauer
Bill Skowron
Gil McDougald
Wisconsin
Glendale
Calif
Casey
New York
Frank Sullivan
George Susce
al Schroll
Bill Consolo
Boston
Sammy White
Milwaukee
Johnny Podres
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Andy Pafko
Johnny Logan
Felix Mantilla
Filipe Montemayor
Los Angeles
Texans to Face Defending Champs in Semifinal
Texas Southern University coach Ed Adams says his Tigers have a 50-50 chance against Tennessee State in the National Intercollegiate tournament semifinal. TSU beat Coe College 98-78, while Tennessee State won 81-62 over East Texas State. Western Illinois, Georgetown Kentucky, and West Virginia Wesleyan were also upset targets in the upper bracket.
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Kansas City
Ed Adams
Texas Southern University
Tigers
Tennessee State of Nashville
Maacomb
Georgetown Ky. College
Western Illinois
Youngstown Ohio University
Battle Of Giants Opens NCAA Midwest Showdown
Lawrence Kansas hosts a high profile doubleheader as Cincinnati led by Oscar Robertson meets Kansas State led by Bob Boozer and Jack Parr at Allen Field House. Oklahoma State and Arkansas also eye a spot in this regional clash with strong season defenses and noted scorers. The 7:30 pm CT start pits the Bearcats against the Wildcats followed by the Cowboy Razorbacks in a versatile night of prime college hoops.
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Lawrence
Kan.p
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Darkhorse
Arkansas
Oscar Robertson
Bob
Boozer
Jack Parr
Kansas University
Allen Field House
Parr
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Robertson
Hank Iba
Darelle And Anthony Clash In Madison Square Garden
Canada’s Yvon Durelle and New York’s Tony Anthony square off in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden with NBC telecast at 9 p.m. CST. Durelle aims for a title shot against Archie Moore while Anthony seeks a rematch after Moore defeated him in seven rounds.
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New York i
Canada
Yvon Durelle
New York
Tony Anthony
Anthony
Madison Square Garden
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues and High Scores
Bowling results include Brown Hardware 1 with J Hamerickhouse 171 and 480, Conrad Painters 3 led by Beiter 213 and 613, Maracaibo Oil 0 with G Miller 160 and 456, Dutch Bay Paints 4 with Kirkpatrick 201 and no. Climax Moly 0 led by R Lollar 200 and 535, Pepsi-Cola 4 with Cox 212 and Meador 565, Union Local 630 3 led by C Louk 182 and 498, Eagle's Lodge 1 with H Hensick 181 and 497, Ottawa Steel 2 led by D Bryant 166 and 421, Litwin's 2 with Ward 182 and 475, MIDNIGHT LEAGUE Dengels 3 with Zell 188 and 512, McCracken Electric 1 with Mickey 176 and 448, Dennis Aule 1 with Prentice 192 and 485, American National Insurance 3 with Whitacre 160 and Ottawa Bowl 2 led by Klingler 184 and DeVore 468, Honn's Cities Service 2 with Gorton 194 and Horn 516, List and Clark 0 with Blew 169 and Hefner 451, Ottawa Co-Op 4 with Ackley 195 and 559.
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Brown Hardware
J. Hamerickhouse
Conrad
Beiter
Maracaibo
G. Miller
Dutch Bay Paints
Kirkpatrick
Climax-Moly
R. Lollar
Pepsi-Cola
Cox
Meador
Union Local
C. Louk
K. Cordle
Eagle’s Lodge
H. Hensick
Dengel's
B. Zell
McCracken Electric
B. Mickey
Dennis Aule
L. Prentice
American National Insurance
Whitacre
Ottawa Bowl
QC. Klingler
J. G. DeVore
Honn’s
Monn-Bell
Keen Co—-List
W. Lewis
Aeen
D. Mohr
Seeveseauees Lit
Cc. Blaw Seheeee
M. Douglas Seeeesene
B. Daugherty
Aeaeee
D. Wightman Eeessee
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A. Burgoon
En McKean
Revenees
F. Kaub
Anderson E Peones
Carpenter
V. Reusch
L. Akers
Ar Eny
D. Motelet
M. Allen
Mac . Eotewane Stee
R. Lichtenverger
Christian
Towner's
Vv. Kungler
Opsageon
N. Brown
Conaaeae
Kolm
Escevseseees
P, Moore
Oeree
R. Aerveae
P. White Oene
Bettge
R. Ka
MY. Aineworth
Eenrtas
Mengerhausen
Y. Foster
Eceanoe
Wenthe
Eeee
R. Hull
Breeeee
Two Champions Win In High School Ball
In Kansas Class AA action at Manhattan and nearby sites, Topeka, Wyandotte, Wichita East, and El Dorado advanced to the Class AA semifinals with strong defenses and double-digit margins. Slaughter led Topeka past Argentine 62-42, while Wyndette’s Kansas City team shut out Dodge City 50-26.
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Manhattan
Wichita East
el Dorado
Fred Slaughter
Topeka
Wyndette
Kansas City
Kas
Dodge City
Phil Heitmeyer
Gary West
Independence
Bob Rumfelt
Bill Quick
Hutchinson
Scott City
Iola
Pratt
Neodesha
Russell
Wamego
Sterling
Belleville
Melvern
Greenburg
Argentine
Wyandotte
Tola
Emporia
Natoma
McCune
Florence
Morrowville
Burtton
Nortonville
Greensurg
Great Bend
Prescott
Tescott
Cambridge
Seiden
Powhattan
Alden
Jewell
Ramblers Sweep Beets Pontiac in Pomona Series
The Ottawa Ramblers defeated Beets Pontiac in two games at Pomona. In game one the Ramblers won 80 to 75 after double overtime with Don Morris scoring 30 points and Duane Johnson adding 39 for Beets. In game two the Ramblers prevailed 78 to 60 led by Don Higgins with 23 points while Lynn Firestone scored 16 for Beets.
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Ottawa Ramblers
Pomona
Ramblers
Don Morris
Duane Johnson
Bears
Don Higgins
Lynn Firestone
Immigrant fur dealer leaves estate to shoeshine boy
Joseph Stary, a 75 year old immigrant from Czechoslovakia who built a fur business, left a 150000 estate to Lawrence J. Young a 66 year old building contractor who shined his shoes in 1919 and befriended him. The will made July 18 1956 named Young and excluded Starys wife and son. Young says he supported Mrs Stary per the decedents wishes and the will was probated March 1957 after a bank conservatorship suit.
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Chicago
Joseph Stary
Circuit Court
Lawrence J. Young
Stary
Josephine Stary
Manteno State Hospital
John Stary
Czechoslovakia
Young
South Side
City National Bank & Trust Co
College and high school basketball scores update
College NIT first round results include John NY 76 Butler 60 and Josephs PA 83 St Peters NJ 2. NCAA small college semis feature Western Illinois 70 Youngstown 67 Tenn State 81 East Texas 62 Texas Southern 98 Coe 78. High school scores list various Class AA A B BB games across Kansas and nearby states with multiple winners and close margins.
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College
John
Butler
Et Josephs
St. Peters
Western Illinois
Youngstown
Tenn State
East Texas
Texas Southern
Coe
Georgetown
West Va
Communications Outfit Provides Man Services MORRIS PLAINS NJ
A small Morris Plains company named Morris County Municipal Services, Inc offers 24 hour communications for neighboring towns. It operates air raid and fire alarms for five communities and two way radio service for ten ambulance squads and six police departments.
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Morris Plains
Morris County Municipal Services, Inc
Slip-Up at Little Rock Base Omits Name on Cards
The Adjutant Section at Little Rock Air Force Base ran off thousands of locator cards for airmen. The forms were meant to provide personnel data at a glance, but a single crucial item was missing: the name.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock Air Force Base
Melvern Clubs Greensburg 82 61 Class B state tourney opener
Melvern High School jumped to a 19-11 lead and cruised past Greensburg 82-61 in the Class B state tournament opener. Larry Adkins led Osage County with 30 points and strong rebounding, while John Schultz added 19 for Melvern. Duane Bissett poured in 25 for Greensburg. Other scores included Natoma 58-32 over McCune and Florence 60-42 over Morrowville.
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Don Turner
Florence
Morrowville
Natoma
Tigers
McCune
Escort
Cambridge
Great Bend
Don Hogue
Rolla
Donnie Brown
Prescott
Tescott
Alden
Jewell
Selden
Powhattan
Emporia
Melvern High School
Greensburg
Melvern
Charley Farmer
Osage Countians
Larry Adkins
Adkins
John Schultz
Melverne
Kirk Schultz
Duane Bissett
Burrton
Nortonville
OM. Koehn
Feltner
Irey Gregory J. Schultz
Kelijer K. Schultz
J. Koehn Reams
Harmon Adkins
Salyer Burns
Kelly Thintle
W'Te
Bissett
Patterson
Maack
Rhinehart
Melvernessecceesseeceeses
Hawkins Leads Pensacola Open Field in Round Two
Fred Hawkins of El Paso Texas fired a six under par 66 in the Pensacola Open second round to seize the lead. He collected seven birdies in 13 holes after a late seven on a hole and set a party for the round with nine birdies overall. Otto Griener stood one stroke back at 67 with Bo Wininger Frank Stranahan and Don Whitt another stroke behind. Ken Venturi shot two under par 70 in his first round appearance.
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Pensacola
Fla.ny
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Hawkins
PGA
Otto Griener
Tenafly N. J
Bo Wininger
Odessa Tex
Frank Stranahan
Toledo Ohio
Don Whitt
Alameda
Calif
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
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Roy McMillan
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Bob Shaw
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Jack Sanford
Philadelphia
Gene Green
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Texans
Battle of Giants
Oscar
George Smith
Roberston
Bearcats
Tex Winter
Glen Rose
Darelle and
Anthony Clash
Durelle
Archie Moore
Archie
Moore
Tony
Base Ste. Anne
AMF League
ABC
Ottawa Steel
D. Bryant
Litwin’s
Ward
Midnight League
Chappell Cleaners
Ottawa
Eee
Gary Baumann
Dave Notting
Safeco Auto Insurance
Alexander Insurance Agency
Watt
Curry Auto Supply
Pho
Beet
Lyndon Smith
Fred Meador
Bud Houchins
Shoeshine Boy
Communications Outfit
Man Services
Pensacola Field
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