Ottawa High seniors top intra squad track meet
Ottawa High School dominated the intra squad meet with 9314 points, Morgan Williams leading in the mile with 4 55.6, and Marvin Wilson sweeping three firsts in the senior events. The Cyclones open dual action with Garnett Tuesday afternoon as practice continues this Easter vacation week.
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Morgan Williams
OHS
Ralph Pickering
Marvin Wilson
Wilson
Orlis Cox
Cyclones
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Ifyd
Tolson, Jr
Blewart
Bsoph
Bundy
Morris, Jr
Pearson
Shafter
Tolson
Williams, Jr
Cisbaugh
Green, Jr
Stewart
Soph
Hornbuckle, Jr
Martin
Price
Haggard
Ferguson
Fischer
Alten
Burn
iMorris
Smith, Jr
Pries
Hornbuckia, Jr
Willams, Jr
Hoopes
Koder
Johnson
Spaulding
Smith
Hi. Green
Tun
Shaffer
Williama, Jr
Small
Sentors
Juntore
Fresh
Tuntors
Frosh-Soph
Mises
Collins
Allen
Boph
Harder
Arnold
Beph
Bash Tavelln
Ding
Corcoran, Jr
A's Break Camp in Florida With 2-0 Win Over Tigers
A's concluded Florida exhibition play with a 2-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers in West Palm Beach. Art Ceccarelli pitched seven scoreless innings, allowing three singles, striking out four, and walking one. He left Florida with the best A's ERA in 14 exhibition innings. The A's next face Pittsburgh in New Orleans, with Litle Bobby Shantz likely to start Saturday. Meanwhile Ottawa University hosts the 10th annual Ottawa Relays on April 7, with nearly 1,000 trackmen expected and 22 new marks set last year. Deadline for entries is Tuesday. High school classes AA A and B participate, with Shawnee Mission aiming for a fourth straight AA title. Oscar Cox notes.
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Bobby Shantz
Kansas
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Shawnee Mission
Kansas City
Clay Center
Haskell
Horton
Phog Allen Career End Rumor at Kansas
Lawrence Kans reports indicate University of Kansas athletic board will recommend assistant Dick Harp to succeed Phog Allen. The Kansas City Star and Topeka Capital both cited sources claiming the long time coach will be replaced as KU basketball leader.
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Phog Allen
University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Topeka
Dick Harp
Featherweights On TV Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Featherweight contenders Cherif Hamia of Paris and Charley Humez aim to upset Carmelo Costa in a 10 round NBC broadcast from Madison Square Garden. Hamia, 23-11, seeks an upset after watching Humez lose a close decision. Costa, 29-2-4, is the stocky No. 3 contender.
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France
Cherif Hamia
Charley Humer
Carmelo
Chubby
Hamla
Costa
NBC
Bowling Scores and Highs From Local Leagues
Bowling scores and top performances across three leagues are listed with high series and individual scores. Notable totals include McBathron 428, Mentor 426, Ransom 474, and Wenthe 4693 across the Ladies, Classic, and Housewife divisions, with teams like Arnold's, Pepsi-Cola, First National, and Mack'n represented. Savings bonds are mentioned as an investment.
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McBathron
Arnold's
Mentor
Bent's
Ransom
Nochi
Keith
Wolgnat
Miller
Wenthe
Mann Hell
Seymour
Pepsi-Cola
Kampschroeder
Keen
Chapman
Toxwen
Smith
Fanta Fe
Adlen
First National
Wasamer
Morrisey
Housewives League
Mack'n
Vogter
Kramer
Burgoon
Day's
Ainsworth
Shinn & Haley
McDaniel
Sore Arms A Worry For Major Leaguers
The Phillies worry over arm trouble among veterans and rookies as spring games unfold. Curt Simmons struggles with control against St Louis after returning from service, while Frank Baumann also shows sore pitching elbow. In other games, Orioles edge Cubs in 11th, Dodgers beat Yankees in 10 innings with key hits from Hodges, Robinson, and Bauer.
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Sniders
Simmons
Philellas and Musials
Williams-Adelphia Phillies
Baumann
Red Sox
Curt Simmons
Frank Baumann
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
T Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Tom Alston
Willard Schmidt
Jim Greengrass
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Baltimore
Owen Friends
Bob Boyd
Aegina
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland routs Giants as Averill Carrasquel homer in win
Logan in second off Joe Nuxhall to beat the Cincinnati Redlegs 5-3. Rookie Earl Averill and Chico Carrasquel, late of the White Sox, homered as Cleveland defeated the New York Giants 10-5. Willie Mays drove in the Giants’ lone earned run in the early frames. Bob Feller held the Giants, while Art Ceccarelli struck out four in seven for a 2-0 Athletics win over Detroit. White Sox batter Ted Abernathy and Washington allowed nine runs in four innings, ending 12-2.
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Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Ted Abernathy
Sportswriter Gayle Talbot Dies in Tampa Heart Attack
Gayle Talbot, 54, a 28 year AP sportswriter and creator of the Sports Roundup column since 1952, died last night of a heart attack in a Tampa hotel lobby while chatting with friends before dinner. He had earlier suffered a heart attack in August but recovered enough for a Florida semi vacation and to resume writing.
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Tampa
Fla
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Talbot
Florida
Athletics Turn Down Detroit Trade Offer
The Kansas City Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 2-0 in Lakeland as Parke Carroll rejected offers for Gus Zernial and second basemen Spook Jacobs or Jim Finigan. He said no usable player was offered and KC would trade only for someone who helps. Detroit's Muddy Ruel now pursues Yankees or Senators for a strong second baseman. Jerry Hoke, a 130 pound wrestler, is MSU’s youngest of five brothers in athletics.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Athletics
Tigers
Parke
Carroll
Kansas City
Detroit
Gus Zernial
Spook Jacos
Jim Finigan
Herold (Muddy) Ruel
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Tiger
Jerry Hoke
Michigan State
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