Ottawa High tennis candidates prep for season under Coach Clark
Fourteen Ottawa High School tennis players are training under Coach Jim Clark. Returning lettermen include Bob Luce, a junior, and Doug Scott in his final year. Sophomores listed are Higgins, Berglund, Forsythe, Bancroft, Mudrick, Henning, Shaughnessy, Moses, Meredith Williams, and Vogler. Freshmen Buzz Kelsey and Pat Beller join, with Kelsey, Beller, Vogler, and Moses making their first high school appearances. The Cyclones will host and travel for two week home and away matches against Highland Park, Emporia, and Shawnee Mission as practice courts at Forest Park are soggy from recent rain.
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Bob Luce
Doug Scott
Don Higgins
Joel Berglund
Larry Forsythe
Larry Bancroft
Steve Mudrick
Wallace Henning
Mickey Shaughnessy
Bruce Moses
Meredity Williams
Terry Vogler
Buzz Kelsey
Pat Beller
Kelsey
Beller
Vogler
Moses
Cyclones
Highland Park
Emporia
Shawnee
Mission
Forest Park
Yesteray
Clark
OHS
Darby Dan Farm Tops Monmouth Stable Standings in 1954
The leading racing stable at Monmouth Park in 1954 was Darby Dan Farm with purse winnings of 65,650 dollars. Darby Dan Farm is owned by John W. Galbreath, part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Monmouth Park
Darby Dan Farm
John,w. Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Shantz Released After Head Injury In Exhibition
Bobby Shantz of the Kansas City Athletics was struck in the head by a line drive in an exhibition game against Pittsburgh. He suffered no serious injuries, was released from hospital, and will start throwing again tomorrow. The A’s travel to Savannah, Georgia, to resume exhibitions with Savannah of the South Atlantic League.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Bobby Shantz
Kansas City Athletics
Pittsburgh
Savannah
Notre Dame Names Lan dry Freshman Coach For 1955
Notre Dame completes its 1955 football coaching staff with Jack Landry former Irish fullback named freshman coach Landry 29 played on 1948 50 teams succeeding Blacky Johnston who left to join South Carolina Bill Walsh former Steelers center added to line coaching staff Brennan began spring drills with 81 candidates including 17 lettermen.
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Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Jack Landry
Landry
Frank
Blacky)Johnston
University of South Carolina
Bill Walsh
Pittsburgh Steeler
Terry Brennan
Brennan
Florida coach and Braves rookie highlight season feats
Percy Beard of the University of Florida, a track coach, competed for the New York Athletic Club in indoor meets for five years and lost only one race. Rookie catcher Jack Parks of the Milwaukee Braves hit two grand slam home runs in a single Spokane game in 1949 during the Western International League season.
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Percy Beard
University of Florida
New York Athletic Club
Jack Parks
Milwaukee Braves
Spokane
Wash. Lof
Emporia State dominates outdoor track with 10 wins
Emporia State swept two events and took 10 first places to defeat Wichita University 75 2 3 to 55 1 8 yesterday in the opening outdoor meet. Henry Thompson led with 21 1/2 points, winning the 100 200 and 440 yard dashes and the 220 yard low hurdles, and ran on the winning mile relay team.
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Emporia
Kas
Emporia State
Wichita University
Henry Thompson
Pean
Bowling Scores Twilight Leagues and Commercial Standings
Dusty scores from Twilight Leagues show Gas Service posting top game 222 and 499 series with Sunrise and Triangle Transit’s Carpenter 101 as high 10. In Commercial League action Brown and Allen lead with 193 and 211 games and 535 and 561 series while Cities Service and Mayer hover near 482 and 481.
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Twilight Leagues Gas Service
Cayot
Sunrise
Taylor
Wenthe
Triangle Transit
Carpenter
Smay
Model Day
Birckhead
Bob's
Conrad
Hewitt's
Brown
Commercial League
Todd
Allen
Crites
Boyer
Bell
Btone
Cities Service
Mayer
Pin Guggers
Iono Leagie
A&p
Hazen
Neeley Declines Apology Over Churchgoing Remarks
Sen. Neely of West Virginia refused to apologize for questioning President Hisenhower's churchgoing. Republican critics said Neely struck a low blow, and Sen. Edward Martin urged an apology in the Senate yesterday.
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Washington
Sen
Neely
D-Wva
Seveshiaver
Senate
Edward Martin
R-Pa
Wellsville Garden Club Marks First Anniversary
The Wellsville Garden Club celebrated its first anniversary with a tea hosted by Mrs. W. H. Moherman featuring guest speaker Mrs. Garrett S. Cuddy of Mission Kansas. The issue notes many local families attending events and a move to a new Assembly of God church on East 6th Street.
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Wellsville Garden Club
W. H. Moherman
Victor Haury
Milo Hill
Carl Warnock
Glenn Layton
Garrett S. Cuddy
Federated Garden Clubs of Mission, Kas
Marion Bosworth
Assembly of God
East 6Th Street
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem’s victory reshapes Vietnamese struggle
In Saigon, Premier Ngo Dinh Diem secured a major victory as a rival commander defected to his side with about ten thousand troops. The development intensifies the ongoing struggle involving South Vietnam’s private armies amid U.S. backing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vie Nam
CIA
U.S
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Wellsville
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Williamsburg
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David Shannon
Bethany Hospital
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Millard Smith
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Cpl
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Korea
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University of Kansas Medical Center
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