Wilson Sets New NEK Loop Mark
Marvin Wilson of Ottawa high school set two new marks at the Northeast Kansas League meet at Highland Park, winning the 440 in 50.8 and the 220 in 22.3 while scoring 14 points to lead the Cyclones to a third-place team finish with 48 points. Galen Cawley of Lawrence added a mile record in 4:27.8, and Kim Tolson also excelled as Ottawa posted strong showings in track, tennis, and golf with several runners-up and podium finishes.
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Marvin Wilson
Ottawa High School
Highland Park
Wilson
OHS
Cyclones
Ottawa
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Atchison
Galen Cawley
Yoakum
Wyandotte
Kim Talson
Ernie Shaffer
George Small
Fred Harder
Harder
Dennis Smith
Bob Bundy
Gary Hornbuckle
Don Morris
Morris
Topeka
Orris Cox
Goac
Larry Pear_ Bon
Dave Scott
Meredith Q.williams
Tolson
Bob ‘Bundy
Terry Paul
Bundy
Jack Stewart
Jay Haggard
Haggard
Tawa
Bob Pulford
Roger Schmanke
Bob Luce
Dick Roark
Luce
Ken Marquardt
Pulford
Don Higgins
Joe Bergulnd
Bill Kanoch
Gary Edwinson
Dougles
Bill Gates
Steve Bartels
Higgins
Berglund
Forst Park
Shawnee Country Club
Baseball Standings and Saturday Scores Roundup
In the American League New York leads with 687, Chicago 667, Cleveland and Boston tied, with Detroit and Baltimore trailing. Saturdays results include New York 10 Kansas City 6 and Boston 6 Detroit 4. In the National League Milwaukee leads with 687, St Louis at 4, Brooklyn and New York mid-pack, Friday and Saturday results show Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 10 Brooklyn 3. Savings Bonds are tax exempt.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Kretlow
McDermott
Hoelt
Lulowe
Lemon
Ferrarese
Johnson
Stubbs
Brodowski
Milwaukee
Louis
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Jones
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Weathered Derby Attracts Crowds To Louisville
The 82nd Kentucky Derby drew about 100000 spectators at Churchill Downs as Needles remained the top favorite at 24. The race offers 125000 added, with 17 starters and a record gross of 167550. Dave Erb rides Needles for D and H Stable owners Jack Dudley and Bonnie Heath. Fabius and Pinter Lea, Career Boy, and Head Man vie among the top contenders with Willie Hartack and Eddie Arcaro among the notable jockeys.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
America
Churchill Downs
Needies
CBS
Needles
Florida
Jack Dudley
Stillwater
Okla
Bonnie Heath
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Dave Erb
Ponder
Fabius
Pinter Lea
Gene Markey
Calumet Farm
Willie Hartack
C. V. Whitney
Whitney
Reserves Pay Off Boosts Red Sox Confidence
Manager Mike Higgins of the Boston Red Sox praised reserves as key to success in Sarasota. Boston beat Detroit 6-4 with Zauchin homering, Buddin collecting three hits including a two-run single, and Vernon batting .302. Malzone homered and fielded well as Boston rose to fourth.
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Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Bowling Scores Dynamic League Showcase Mixed Highs
Bowling scores from the Dynamic League show Alexander leading with games of 189 and 469 series, while Chism posts a 168 game and 448 series. Eagles, Burg Legion, and Price Ol teams post notable totals and individual highs, with Van Leiden and Hoffman among top scorers.
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Algh
Lunger
Chism
Scribner
Morelet
Pacts Bank
Kerr
Ball
Mantova
Hull
VEW
Nicholas
Heefer
van Leiden
Price Ol
Habiger
Bond
Burgoon
Waldo
Old Pitcher Helps Cardinals To 10-3 Win Over Dodgers
Ellis Kinder, 41, came on in relief and allowed only one hit as St. Louis routed Brooklyn 10-3. Willard Schmidt earned the win, while an eleven-run sixth inning broke the game open. Casey Stengel beat Lou Boudreau in a Yanks-A’s 10-6 clash in New York. Crimian took the loss for Kansas City and Grim earned the victory. L. C. Morgan, Dayton, played high school football in Youngstown. Clyde Lovellette led the Minneapolis Lakers with 1,528 points last season, ranking fourth in the league.
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Sarasota
Fla
Mickey Vernon
Norm Zauchin
Louisville
Don Buddin
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Detroit
Zauchin
Buddin
Sox
Vernon
Malzone
Boston
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Dick Donovan
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Tribe
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brook
Braves
New York Giants
Dodgers
Cardinals
Art Fowler
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Thomas
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Bob Rush
Philly
Graybeards
St. Louis Cardinals
Ellis Kinder
Frank Lane
Brooklyn
Redbirds
Willard Schmidt
Kinder
Lindy McDaniel
Dodger
Casey Stengel
New York
Lou Boudreau
Yankee
Joe Collins
Athletics
Jack Crimian
Bob Grim
Lightweight L. C. Morgan
Dayton
Ohio
Youngstown, Ohio
Clyde Lovellette
Minneapolis Lakers
K-State Tops Nebraska in Tennis and Golf Sweep
Kansas State defeated Nebraska 7-0 in tennis and won 2% in golf, marking K-State's second dual victory over the Cornhuskers in both sports this season.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Nebraska
K-State
Cornhuskers
Bentley Man Heads GREAT BEND Flying Farmers
Charles Baser of Bentley was elected president of the Kansas Flying Farmers Assn succeeding Walter Wright of Lyons. The 115 members at the 10th annual convention elected Jim Betz Asherville and Mrs Elmer Hahn as officers. Mrs Aliff Neel of Windom was re elected secretary treasurer. Mrs William Janssne of McPherson was chosen Flying Queen. Weather threatened the planned flying event as members arrived by car.
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Great Bend
Charles Baser
Bentley
Kansas Flying Farmers Assn
Walter Wright
Lyons
Jim Betz
Asherville
Elmer Hahn
Aliff Neel
Windom
William Janssne
McPherson
National Association
Tidwell Shatters Track Records in Dual Meet
Emporia State star Billy Tidwell set new meet marks in the mile 4 10.7, 880 in 1 50.3, and 440 46.2 as anchor of the mile relay 3 17.4. Pittsburg State won both the dual and triangular meets, topping Emporia 78 4 7 to 52 114 in the dual and taking the tri contest with 77 4 7, Washburn and Emporia trailing.
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Emporia
Billy Tidwell
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Washburn University
Pittsburg
Washburn
Iowa State Defeats Kansas In Tight 4-3 Big Seven Clash
Iowa State edged Kansas 4-3 in Lawrence as Cyclone pitcher Gary Black held the Jayhawks to five hits until a late ninth inning rally. Ron Wiley went the distance for Kansas. State improves to 1-2 in league play, Kansas to 1-3.
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Lawrence
Iowa State
Kansas
Gary Black
Cyclone
Jayhawks
Ron Wiley
Towa State
Ladies Golf Pairings Announced and Lunch Details
Pairings for the ladies golf event were announced today. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Reservations or cancellations may be made by calling 1295. Pairings include Young, Crawford, and Daugharthy. Roberts, Shull, and Worthington. Indall, Fredeen, and Wicke. Sheldon, Speer, and Foulks. Kelsey, Shade, and Machin. Bullock and Terrill. and Gaynor and Latimer.
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Young
Crawford
Daugharthy
Roberts
Shull
Worthington
Indall
Fredeen
Wicke
Sheldon
Speer
Foulks
Kelsey
Shade
Machin
Bullock
Terrill
Gaynor
Latimer
Hamia Edges Chestnut For Second Straight Win Abroad
Cherif Hamia, 25, narrowly outpoints Ike Chestnut in a 10-round featherweight bout in Washington UK. Hamia suffers a facial gouge but holds a split decision with scores 94-93, 96-84, and 96-94 from various judges, while Chestnut weighs 128% to Hamia's 264% and fight ends with a 92-92 draw on one card.
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Washington
Cherif Hamia
Ike Chestnut
Chestnut
Hamia
Charley Reynolds
Leach
Joe Bunsa
Eontender
Sandy Saddler
Julian Whitestone
Associated Press
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Floerke Declared Drake Relays Broad Jump Winner
Des Moines Kent Floerke of Kansas was named winner of the Drake Relays broad jump after Lewis Watkins of Lincoln University was disqualified for not meeting NCAA residence requirements, per relays director Bob Karnes.
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Des Moines
Kent Floerke
Kansas
Drake
Floerke
Lewis Watkins
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Bob Karnes
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