Ottawa 5th in regional track meet at Bethel-Ottawa
Ottawa High School Athletes earned fifth in Class AA regional track at Bethel Ottawa. Schmanke and Tolson led with two firsts in pole vault and broad jump. Garnett led scorers with 21 points including high jump and javelin wins. Garnett and Garnett’s relay team also placed for state. Other placers included Copeland Williams Thomas and Smith in various events.
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Bethel
Ottawa
Atchinclads
Garnett
Roger Schmanke
Jim Tolson
Schmanke
Tolson
Gary Hornbuckle
Dennis Smith
Morgan Williams
Terry Paul
Robinson
Smith
Merc Williams
Richard Copeland
Copeland
Ronnie Lybarger
Charley Thomas
Dick Gifford
Ralph Adams
Freddy Coppenbarger
Kansas City
Kasi
Shawnee-Mission
Haskell
Wyandotte
Argentine
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Washington
Olathe
Effingham
DeSoto
Bonner Springs
Osawatomie
Paola
Clayton True
Ottawa University
Ou-Baker
True
Chuck Langdon
Trucks Posts 5th Victory In Major League Return
Trucks remains undefeated at 5-0 with a 2.08 ERA as Kansas City beats Cleveland 9-2. Hal Smith belts a grand slam and Gus Sernial adds a homer, while Vic Power goes 5-for-10 in the doubleheader with a .411 average. Rocky Colavito drives in four for the Indians in game two and Cleveland total hits reach ten.
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Trucks
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Hal Smith
Tribe
Kansas City
Gus Sernial
Early Wynn
Wally Burnette
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Rip Coleman
Arnald Pure
Vic Power
Zernial
Woodling
Simpzon
Smith
G Groth
Wertz
H. Smith
Colavito
Lopez
Busby
Pisoni
C Avila
Usher
A Burnette
O' Carasq
Naragon
D'im'stri
Wynn, P
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Ob-Ward
Hunter, Ss
Tomanek
Oo d-Kuhn
Pitula
McLish
e-Altobelli
Houtten
Virgil Trucks
Ion
Don Mossi
OHS Tennis Men Fall in Regional Round at Topeka
In regional play at Topeka, OHS duo Don Higgins and Joel Berglund lost in the second round to Gary Steele and Paul Ingmanson of Topeka. Steele and Ingmanson advanced to represent the meet, while Pete Block and Steve Prosser of Shawnee Mission won the winning doubles title. Ottawa’s Larry Forsythe and Wallis Henning were upset in the first round, and Bob Keelin, Gary Burke won and then lost in singles action to Topeka opponents.
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Don Higgins
Joel Berglund
Gary Steele
Paul Ingmanson
Topeka
Higgins
Berglund
Ken Marquardt
John Leutert
Highland Park
Steele
Ingmanson
Pete Block
Steve Prosser
Shawnee Mission
Block
Prosser
Ottawa
Larry Forsythe
Wallis Henning
Larry Ruggles
Steve Tort
Bob Keelin
Les Nesmith
Lawrence
Pete Woodward
Gary Burke
Steve Wood
Baker Tennis Star Retains Loop Title
EMPORIA Kansas Don Kukuk of Baker retained the Kansas Conference tennis singles championship. Kukuk defeated Houston Pulford of McPherson 6 2 7 5 6 2. Bethany duo Gibb Dyck and Robbie Dahlsten won the doubles title over Ray Trowbridge and Bill Hines of Baker 2 6 2 6 3.
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Emporia
Don Kukuk
Baker
Kansas
Gibb Dyck
Robbie Dahlsten
Bethany
Kukuk
Houston Pulford
McPherson
Ray Trowbridge
Bill Hines
Ottawa U Braves Over Baker In Track Meet At Cook Field
Ottawa University dominated the meet at Cook Field on Saturday. Bob J F Knight led with a record 880-yard time of 1 57.8, breaking the old mark. The Ottawa mile relay team set a new meet record 3 29.9. Maack led Ottawa with 14 4 points, Lanning added 11, while Baker won three events including Phil Lip Jones in the two mile. Ottawa claimed 11 firsts and topped Baker in a team victory.
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Ottawa University
Baker
Cook Field
Bob J .F. Knight
Dan Bellus
Knight
O.U
Baker - Ottawa
Ray Cooper
Dave Owen
Dick Maack
Marv Wilson
Ottawa
Maack
Dale Lanning
Clayton True
Tom Keefe
Lou Coppoe
Marv Wil ‘Son
Nick Gangwish
Darrell Myer
Phillip Jones
Lyle Haberbusch
Bill Boucek
Braves
Baldwin
Kansas
Lanning
Schwartz
Gangwish
True
Keele
Scherick
Weber
McGhee
Gangwich
Haberbush
Barres
Wilson
Bob F. Knight
Bob L. Knight
Jones
Cooper
Garrison
Shofmer
Bennett
Anderson
Bohr
Knigit
Copper
Pope
Bundy
Lockhart
Owen
Kansas State Wins Dual Track Meet in Ames
Kansas State defeated Iowa State 66 to 65 in a Big Seven dual track meet here Saturday. Kansas State won 10 events, with Phil Delavan setting a shot put record at 54 feet 3 inches, Ralph Yoder of Iowa State disputing the 1585, and Tom Rodda of Kansas State capturing the mile in 4 minutes 22.1 seconds.
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Ames
Kansas State
Iowa State
Phil Delavan
Ralph Yoder
Tom Rodda
Robinson Paces Redlegs Drive to 12-Game Run
Frank Robinson, NL Rookie of the Year in 1956, replaces Ted Kluszewski as the Reds’ big man. He posts a 12 game hitting streak, batting .452 in the stretch, lifting Cincinnati to 7-5 and 7-1 wins at Chicago. Robinson leads the league with a .396 average as Hal Jeffcoat, Raul Sanchez, and Don Gross help spark the victories. The Redlegs’ surge keeps pace with Milwaukee, while Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York, and Boston post varied results.
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Frank Robinson
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Robinson
Reds
Chicago
Tebbetts
Hal Jeffcoat
Art Fowler
Raul Sanchez
Wally Post
Don Hoak
Don Gross
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Curt Simmons
Larry Doby
Walt Dropo
Detroit
White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Andy Carey
Mickey Mantle
Richmond Edges Williamsburg in 3-2 Baseball Thriller
Richmond High School closed its season with a 3-2 victory over Williamsburg in a pitchers battle. Jim Ferguson earned the win for Richmond in a seven inning game as Kinnison of Williamsburg matched him, with a late rally featuring Bures stealing home after R. Wilson hit a run scoring double and stole third.
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Richmond
Williamsburg
Kinnison
Burg
Jim Ferguson
Ferguson
Bures
R. Wilson
Wilson
Richmond Triumph In Ninth Inning Thriller
Briggs safe on error sparked a late rally as Ferguson doubled and stole third then home for the winning run in the ninth. Richmond, now 10 1 on the year, had previously lost only to Lane. Box score details include Ferguson leading in hits and steals, with errors by Richmond and Burg. Secrecy Innings section shows final scoring lines for Williamsburg and Richmond.
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Ferguson
Richmond
Lane
R. Wilson
S. C
Kinnison
H.B.P. Kinnison
W. Wilsen
Burg
Williamsburg
Glandular inflammation remedies offered by Excelsior Institute
A vintage ad claims glandular inflammation causes night pain back hips and fatigue. It promotes non surgical treatments and promises lasting relief for older men, inviting readers to request a free book from Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
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