Bowling Roundup Seifies Season as Ottawa Leagues Close
In Ottawa many leagues wrap up the season with high scores and key titles. Notable performances include Bill Rinehart opening with a 266 in the Industrial League and Homer Kramer contributing to Bennet Creamery No. 1 in a strong series as Presto Foods clinches the Industrial League crown. The Royal T Ramblers hold the last half title sewn up with Maracaibo Oil contesting in the playoffs, while the Brunswick and Royal T leagues crown champs in late sessions. Team results and top scores from Monday and Tuesday leagues at the Ottawa Bowl are noted, with complete Royal League scores listed for the final night.
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Canadian Back Quits Kansas Football Team
Brian Palmer a senior quarterback from Winnipeg has quit the Kansas football squad citing lack of playing time. He completed 13 of 22 passes for 208 yards and tied a field goal late against Missouri. Palmer said he became discouraged after only about 12 plays in a scrimmage. Coach Jack Mitchell noted there are three quarterbacks remaining and no immediate replacement.
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Salina boy nets big catfish after lost catch tale
AP report recalls Henry of Salina claiming to have led 12 pound yellow catfish at a local spot three weeks ago. He pinned the fish to a stringer, dropped it, and later found the pin still in its mouth when returning with a friend last weekend, the big catfish again eluding him.
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Wee Henry
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Emporia State Commit 14 Errors in Doubleheader Loss
Emporia State suffered 14 errors, seven in each game, as Omaha University swept with 9-7 and 12-2 victories in a two game set. Emporia had 10 hits in game one including four homers yet costly fielding miscues, and in game two Omaha tallied 12 hits with three homers while Emporia managed two safeties including Les Nakama's home run.
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Dupas Named Fighter of the Month by Ring magazine
New Orleans fighter Ralph Dupas earned Ring magazine's Fighter of the Month award amid ongoing WBA title disputes after recent success defeating Denny Moyer to claim the junior middleweight crown. Ismael Laguna's move to featherweight altered Bantamweight rankings. Alphonse Halimi rises to No. 1 behind Eder Jofre. Ingemar Johansson advances to fourth in heavyweight, while Erie Terrell climbs to No. 10 after an upset over Cleveland Williams.
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Ring
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Brazil
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Japan
Ingemar Johansson
Eynie Terrell
Philadelphia
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Still Hopeful In KC Football Ticket Sale
In Kansas City, an ambitious drive to reach 25,000 season tickets for a Dallas Texans move fell short of May 15. A telephone brigade of 300 workers contacts 3,000 yet-to-be-approached firms as leaders hope a last-minute surge and possible drive extension. Texans owner Lamar Hunt has not indicated actions if short of the goal, while city officials approved a seven-year lease and bond funds to expand Municipal Stadium for football use.
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Missouri Lands Tall Alabama Cadet Milling Signs with Missouri
Bol Vanatta, Missouri basketball coach, said Richard Milling a 6 8 senior from Selma Alabama has notified him he will enroll at Missouri Milling averaged 19 points per game last season with a high of 39 He has only two years of high school basketball experience and previously played the bass horn in the high school band.
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Bol Vanatta
Missouri
Richard Milling
Selma
Ala
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Freehan Emerges As Tigers Top Yankees In Big Streak
Detroit rookie Bill Freehan, 21, homered twice and tripled in a 6-2 win over New York, boosting his batting to 1.136 slugging and nine hits in 10 at bats. The Tigers paid up to 135000 for his future, and he has become No. 1 catcher, displacing Gus Triandos.
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Bill Treehan
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Freehan
New York Yankees
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Gus Triandos
Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips are encouraged from the public and will be reviewed by editors for possible publication.
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Amend Balk Rule But Umps Call 2
New York AP report says Ford Frick and the two major league presidents met Tuesday and amended the balk rule to require a full stop but the umpires still appear to have the final say on enforcement. The update clarifies the balk action but leaves interpretive authority with umpires on field calls.
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Mighty
Ford Frick
Balks and rules clash stir baseball leagues
A cross league rule debate centers on a one second stop for pitchers to curb balks. NL officials report 96 balks vs 9 in the AL through Monday, prompting warnings from Warren Giles and comments from Joe Cronin on umpire alertness and quick pitches.
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Cincinnati
Ray Washburn
St. Louis
Washburn
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Frick
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