Has High Hopes For Ralph Terry
West Palm Beach Florida Spud Chandler pitching coach for the Kansas City Athletics says young Ralph Terry will be a great pitcher for years. He would not trade Terry for Whitey Ford or Billy Pierce and ranks Herb Score as a possible ahead of Terry. Terry shut out Philadelphia Saturday allowed five hits fanned 10 and walked three. Last season he was 12 and 12 with a 3.34 ERA.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Spud Chandler
Kansas City Athletics
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Terry
Chandler
Ford
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Herb Score
Score
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Bowling league high scores across weekly nights
The bowling roundup lists high scores by night: Helen Wenthe leads Lees Cafe with 189, 499 series in Monday action. Telks top 10 with 750 team and Lees top 30 with 2166. Tuesday shows Wenthe 181, Bien 178, Carey 485, Arnold 730, Todds 2049. Wednesday notes Burgoon 217, Whitacre and Wolgast 541, Moores 888-2528 team, high 10-30. Thursday reports Budges 724-213 team, Wenthe 511, and 6-7-10 split conversions by Mae Ransom and Helen Wenthe. The week’s best scores come from Wednesday, including 541s and Moores’ 888-2528.
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Helen Wenthe
Lees Cafe
Elaine Hills
Elks
Ruth Carlson
Ottawa Building and Loan
Telks
Lees
Todds
Jeanette Bien
Cheneys Farm Market
Helen Carey
KOFO
Arnolds
Mary Lu Burgoon
Moores
Glenna Lu Whitacre
Sue Wolgast
Peoples
Betty Pogue
Mary Lu
Maxine Lewis
Bonds
Virginia Wallace
Mann-Bell
Budges
Ruth Lancaster
Nitchers
Glenna Lou Whitacre
Mae Ransom
Injury jinx dogs Indians deepen lineup loss
The Cleveland Indians endure another setback as 33-year-old Vic Wertz fractures his ankle sliding into second in an exhibition versus the San Francisco Giants in Tucson. Wertz, who led last season with 28 homers and 105 RBIs, will miss at least nine weeks, prompting recall of Joe Altobelli and more playing time for Mickey Vernon. Curt Barclay earned the win for the Giants after Cepeda and Cepeda homered, while Willie Kirkland and Ray Jablon ski also connected. In other action, the Chicago Cubs beat Baltimore 2-1 in 12 innings on Ken Lerman’s bases loaded walk lasting a late rally.
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Cleveland Indians
Vic Wertz
Bobby Bragan
Wertz
San Francisco Giants
Tucson
Ariz
Minnie Minoso
Rocky Colavito
Tribe
RBI
Power Hope
Vic
Indians
Joe Altobelli
Mickey Vernon
Boston Red Sox
Altobelli
Vernon
Red Sox
Willie Kirkland
Ray Jablonski
Cepeda
Dick Brodowski
Curt Barclay
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore
Ken Lerman
Dale Long
Dolan Nichols
Long
Cub
Connie Johnson
77th Lindsborg Messiah opens Bethany festival with 2500 crowd
Bethany College Oratorio Society presented Handel's Messiah in Lindsborg to a crowd near 2,500 marking the festival’s start. Lloyd Spear directed the 400-voice choir and 55-piece Bethany Symphony Orchestra. Soloists included Marjorie McClung Ruth Thorson Howard Jarratt and Louis Sadler.
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Lindsborg
Kas
Bethany College Oratorio Society
Lloyd Spear
College of Fine Arts
Bethany Symphony Orchestra
Marjorie McClung
New York
Ruth Thorson
Howard Jarratt
Louis Sadler
Chicago
Fat purses for little men in world featherweight title bout
Nigeria's Hogan Bassey defends the 126 pound crown against Mexico's Ricardo Moreno in Los Angeles in a 15 round world title fight. Bassey earns 75000 dollars plus expenses, Moreno 38069 dollars plus expenses. Also on card Rory Calhoun vs Yolande Pompey and Kid Gavilan vs Ralph Jones set for upcoming shows in Philadelphia.
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Nigeria
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
Mexico
Ricardo
Pajarito) Moreno
Los Angeles
Moreno
Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Louisville
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Ralph Tiger Jones
Yonkers
Philadelphia
Bobby Jones Recovers In Atlanta Hospital
Bobby Jones a 56-year-old former grand slam golfing champion is recovering after a circulatory collapse at his Atlanta home Friday night. Doctors report no serious disorder found in tests and say he may leave the hospital today. Jones retired from golf in 1930 after winning the British and U S amateur and open titles.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bowling Scores ROYAL LEAGUE Junior High Meet Highlights
Royal Four-1 and Gutterbugs posted high scores in the Royal junior league meet. Key performers included L Cyre with 147 and ami with 285, T Mudrick delivering 393 series, and W Ellis recording 283. Wighbattam, Scatterbrains, Cyclones, Englea, Altey Cats, and Tornadoes also totaled notable scores.
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Royal
E. Shepherd
Wighbattam
M Stine
W. Morris
W. Ellis
Cyclones
T. Mack
Englea
L. Cyre
Ami
Altey Cats
T. Mudrick
L. Shofner
Ottawa High Meets Garnet in Dual Track Meet
Ottawa High School faces Garnett in a Cook Field dual track meet tomorrow afternoon with field events at 3:30 and running events at 4. Ottawa coach Orris Cox plans to test much of the squad. Garnett’s Richard Copeland misses most of the season after an appendectomy and may not compete until mid April. Duane Rankin leads Garnett, having won the 60 yard dash state indoor title in 6.6 seconds and will run the 100, 220 and 440. Barry Riley and Dean Powell highlight the 880 for Garnett, while Meyer notes weaknesses in pole vault and high jump with no returning weight lettermen.
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Ottawa High School
Garnett
Cook Field
Ottawa
Orris Cox
Richard Copeland
Copeland
Duane Rankin
Rankin
Ray Meyer
Judy Garland Walks Out in Brooklyn Club
New York Judy Garland sang Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries at the Town and Country Club last night and walked off the stage amid a loud claim of laryngitis. She declared she had been fired and had appeared an hour late, with owner Ben Maksik saying he advanced $40,000 before she arrived. Garland and Sid Luft denied receiving the sum, and Maksik cited a 344 week engagement at $25,000 weekly.
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New York
Judy Garland
Brooklyn
Ben Maksik
Miss Garland
Sid Luft
California
Maksik
Schmanke Wins State Indoor Vault Title At Manhattan
Ottawa High School star Roger Schmanke won the state indoor track pole vault with 12 feet 4 inches. He then attempted a record at 13 feet 1 inch, clearing it by inches but knocking the bar after release.
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Roger Schmanke
Ottawa
Manhattan
Schmanke
Orlis Cox
Schimanke
Baker University Opens Spring Season with Tennis and Track
Baker University begins its spring sports schedule with tennis and golf events. The track team starts April 3 at Washburn in Topeka, and tennis hosts Ottawa University at Baldwin. Returning lettermen bolster a squad that placed fifth in ECAC track last year, with a large group of veterans across sports.
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Baker University
Baker
Washburn
Topeka
Ottawa University
Baldwin
Bob Jones
Eric Errickson
Pete Johnson
Gary Lawrence
Ray Trowbridge
Bill Hines
Dick Maze
Jim Faulkner
Keith Smith
Dick Anderson
Lyle Haberbosch
Phil Jones
Jim Kean
Tom Ke
McPherson
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
William Jewell
Liberty
Wyandotte Wins Class AA Track in Kansas Meet
Wyandotte topped Class AA with 31 points in the Kansas High School Indoor Track Meet in Manhattan. Bob Baker posted a meet record 51.4 seconds in the 440yard dash as Wyandotte and other teams set marks amid a wide score spread across classes.
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Wyandotte
Manhattan, Kas
Clay Center
Wakefield
Bob Baker
Shawnee Mission
Wichita East
Topeka
Junction City
Washington
Emporia
Arkansas City
Augusta
Salina
Highland Park
Ottawa
McPherson
Pittsburg
Atchison
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Rain Worries Top Golfers at Masters in Augusta
Augusta weather dominates talk as 22nd Masters opens. Jack Burke Jr warns rain could break the course and Byron Nelson notes it playing longer than ever. Eisenhower’s favorite links drenched. more rain forecast. Torakichi Nakamura and Koichi Ono, Japan’s Canada Cup stars, attract attention as heavyweights for week.
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Augusta
Jack Burke Jr
Byron Nelson
Eisenhower
Orient
Torakichi
Pete
Nakamura
Koichi Ono
Japan
Tokyo
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Bobby Thomson
Skelly
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Gilmore Skelly Service
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Garnet
Barry Riley
Dean Powell
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Waldo Shoe Shop
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Emporia State Relays
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Maoakato State
College of Emporia
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City Center
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Haskell
Hays
Seoti
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Sabetha
Fredonia
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Bonner Springs
Osawatomie
Parker
Arma
Linn
Maple Hill
Gardner
McDonald
Randolph
Dwight
Mound City
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Dean Berlin
Safeco
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Ono
Snead
Demaret
Boca Raton
Chappell Cleaners
By Norcross
Porter Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
A&m Midget League
Grand League and Star Grain & Lbr
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W. Finnsbaugh
G. Finnsbaugh
Venee
Hughson
R. Shisler
B. Simmons
Snider
Renee
Colby
Beams Ace
Eerseme
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N. Smiley Ces
Liz
King Pins
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Low
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