Fishing Improves With The Weather In Kansas
AP reports better fishing across Kansas as warmer weather returns. The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission notes most rivers and lakes are fair to good with minnows and spinners as top bait. Counties and sites list crappie, bass, channels, bullheads, drum, and bluegill among favorable catches.
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Atchison County
Brown County
Nemaha County
Lone Star
Leavenworth County
Marais Des Cygnes
Fall River
el Dorado
Butler County
Augusta City
Montgomery County
Wilson County
Garnett City
McPherson County
Cheyenne Bottoms
Scott County
Logan County
Webster
Bill Veeck Becomes White Sox President
Chicago AP reports Bill Veeck, majority stock holder, elected president of the White Sox. Chuck Comiskey owners 46 percent, named executive vice president. Hank Greenberg, ex MLB star, named vice president. Veeck is the first president since Mrs Grace Comiskey died December 10, 1956.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Bill Veeck
Chuck Comiskey
Hank Greenberg
Veeck
Grace Comiskey
Bowling Scores Paper Sack League Standings and Highs
Jackson posts 248 game and 641 series for team Jackson and Fritts with high marks in 10 30 C. Hensick leads 10 30 H with 187 game and 474 series for Strickland Hensick. Pogue Giborn, Cordie Cordie, Wolgast Meador and LeValles Ogle post team highs and scores ranging from 161 to 232 in a compact bowling rundown.
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F. Gilborn
B. Pogue
Guuland-Corey
R. Corey
Cordie-Cordie
K. Cordie
Wolgast-Meador
C. Wolgast
LeValles-Ogle
D. Beiter
Bailey family tales from Guam and local moves
Mrs. Lloyd Bailey plans to join her husband in Guam with the army, as Jest last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bailey have moved to the Robert Dawson rental house formerly occupied by the Lloyd Bailey family. Mrs Blanche Lyons of Napa California has returned home after two weeks with her sister Mrs Harold Phillips and Mr Phillips.
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Lloyd Bailey
Guam
Cecil Bailey
Robert Dawson
Blanche Lyons
Napa. Calif
Harold Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Ottawa Junior High Beats Emporia In Track Meet
Ottawa Junior High slipped past Emporia 58 1/2 to 50 1/2 at Cook Field. Tom Chappell led Ottawa with 14 points, winning the 100 and 220 dashes. Nine graders wrap up season. Orlis Cox plans entrants for Junior Olympics in Lawrence next month.
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Emporia Junior High
Cook Field
Tom Chappell
Ottawa
Chappell
Nevil
Emporia
Orlis Cox
Lawrence
Mehley
Chiesner
Meiers
Staadt
Penney
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Seymour
Cipra
Mohley
Reed
Prager
Greenlee
Tle
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Sage
Gage
Meters
Rudy Stitch Faces Ranked Foe After Ortega Win
Rudy Stitch, 26, a Louisville church elder, vows to fight anyone ranked after a 10 round welterweight decision over Gaspar Ortega in Syracuse. Stitch, who recently received the Carnegie Hero Fund bronze for rescuing a man from the Ohio River, stunned Ortega with sharp lefts and rights.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Rudy Stitch
Gaspar
Stitch
Louisville
Ortega
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Ohio River
OHS Golfers Wind Up In Eighth Spot
Ottawa finished eighth in the 4 man division of the Regional Golf Tournament played in drizzle. The Cyclones totaled 347 for the 18 holes led by Fred Gollier with 80 and 11th in medalist division. Jim Corlis 86 Jeeper Deputy 89 and Jim Latimer 92. Final at Paola Wednesday. Reed Holbrook Wyandotte won an extra hole to break a deadlock in the eastern regional 12 man team event. Finals in Kansas City May 15-16.
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Independence
Ottawa
Cyclones
Fred Gollier
Jim Corlis
Jeeper
Jim Latimer
Seals
Paola
Reed Holbrook
Wyandotte
Wyndotte Independence
Kansas City
Cyclones to Enter Class AA Regional Track Meet Today
Ottawa High School Cyclones prepare for the Class AA Regional at Washington High School today. Coach Orlis Cox plans entry of 11 or 12 boys with Ottawa senior Roger Schmanke as a standout, defending state champion, leading the field.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Washington High School
Orlis Cox
Roger Schmanke
Ottawa
Schmanke
Bulldozers Clear Dodgers New Park Site
Los Angeles bulldozers cleared the Dodgers new stadium site at Chavez Ravine amid eviction of 15 residents from three condemned homes. Deputies supervised the removal as residents protested, questioning mayor Poulson’s involvement. officials said the homes were condemned years earlier and land was seized under eminent domain after a housing plan failed.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Poulson
Abrana Arechiga
Zell Still Holds In Tennis Playoff
Four Bethany College players advanced to the third round of the Kansas Conference Tennis Tournament as rain delayed the finish. Singles windup resumes today with Ottawa College of Emporia and McPherson still in contention. Survivors include Bill Zell Ottawa and Ron Dahlsten Bethany in Flight 1, Dave Muck College of Emporia and Gary Robinson Bethany in Flight 2, Jim Pitts Bethany and Phil Wachtman McPherson in Flight 3, Alan Leaf Bethany in Flight 5.
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Bethany College
Kansas
Bethany
Ottawa
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Bill Zell
Ron Dahlsten
Dave Muck
Gary Robinson
Jim Pitts
Phil Wachtman
Alan Leaf
Harold Pickett
Chuck Reeves
Baker
Flight 5
Flight 4
Merlin Larson
Kent Ober
Mike Neal
Marvin Weddle
Indians Rally Past White Sox for 3-1 Victory
Cleveland rode a two run Rocky Colavito homer and a strong Cal McLish start to defeat Chicago 3-1, extending a four game unbeaten stretch as Boston and Sullivan beat Baltimore and Detroit toppled Kansas City. Colavito drove in three runs and Minoso added key hits.
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Jensen
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Lou Berberet
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Heck Hoper
Ray Narleski
Bob Cerv
Don Messi
Berberet
Phillies Trade Talk Fuels Baseball World
PITTSBURGH AP The Philadelphia Phillies pace trade chatter as GM John Quinn on an extended road trip says several clubs have been approached and proposals sent with waiting on responses. Observers note shortened meal money for a five game Pirates series fueling trade speculation.
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Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Phillies
Quinn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Scores From 41814 N Ottawa Bowl Summary
Ottawa Bowl at 41814 North reports a 135 125 score in the second period with CH 29741 noted. The item records a scoring sequence and final tally among participants in the event.
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Ottawa
Williams Warns On Inside Toss For Pitchers
Ted Williams, sidelined by neck and shoulder trouble, urges pitchers to study on television. He argues the inside pitch hurts batters most and warns that middle of the plate deliveries are the killer, while the outside pitch is safer for hitters. Williams expects to return Tuesday after reconditioning.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Star
Action Tuesay
Ted
Williams
County Teams Hold Annual Meet at Cook Field
Franklin County Grade Schools held their annual track meet at Cook Field on Friday marred by rain. No team title awarded. Most schools competed except Wellsville and Patethmon. top marks included Cromwell Williamsburg 17-4% broad jump and multiple event results across boys and girls divisions showing Cromwell, Van Valkenber, Kudler, Sowers among others with top finishes in dashes, jumps, and throws.
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Cook Field
Wellsville
Patethmon
Jin
Cromwell
Williamsburg
Girl's Softball Double Header Could Be Weeked
If rain continues the Ottawa and Pyramid Life Kansas City girls softball double header scheduled for tonight may be played Sunday. Manager Ralph Emerson said no postponement yet and if moved to Sunday one game would be in the afternoon and the other in the evening.
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Ottawa
Pyramid Life of
Kansas City
Ralph Emerson
Emerson
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