Donovan Too Rugged For Kansas City
Chicago White Sox pitcher Dick Donovan won his second straight game with a four hitter as the Sox beat Kansas City 4 1 for their second consecutive complete game. Yankee ace Bob Turley continued his shutout streaks for New York, blanking Baltimore and widening the lead to four games. Cleveland and Boston also won, with Turley and Pilarcik among the hitters highlighting a busy night of AL action.
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Esnesesees
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Cleveland
Chicago
Regalta
Boston
Prep Stars To State Meet
Wichita East is the favorite to win its second straight Kansas Class AA track title at the 48th state meet in Manhattan. East, led by Archie San Romani, Bill Stone, Henry Freon, and Bob Crumpacker, eyes a 13th title in 20 years. Strong regional showings boost East’s chances as Hawnee Mission and Topeka contenders join a crowded field across Class A and B with several towns listed among potential champions.
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Archie San Romani
Bill Stone
Henry Freon
Bob Crumpacker
Hawnee Mission
Topeka
Highland Park
Junction “City
McPherson
Great Bend
Independence
Wichita North
Wyandotte
Hoisington
Hugoton
Hays
Pratt
Clay Center
Garnett
Neodesha
Fredonia
Augusta
Attica
Arma
OU To Defend its Track Crown
The Ottawa University Braves head to Salina for the ECAC track meet aiming for a third consecutive Kansas Conference title. Coach Bill Boucek leads 25 runners with seniors Dale Lanning and Dick Schwartz near departure, while Bethel and College of Emporia loom as tough rivals in a rough competition.
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Kansas
Salina
Bill Boucek
Baseball Scores Thursday Games Include Four Matchups
Thursday baseball results show Chicago 7 Los Angeles 3, St Louis 3 San Francisco 2, Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4, Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 1. In track news Dave Wiebe consistently places in dashes. Tommy Coleman leads C E with a 10.0 100, Rusty Addleman 44 feet shot, Ken Miller vaults, Clancy Howland excels in hurdles. OU entrants listed: Dick Maack Bob Knight Dave Owen Joe Clayton Cliff Matthews Henry Scherich Dale Lanning Gerald Siscoe Marvin Wilson Lleve Walker La Verne Barnes Billy Hanson Nick Gangwish Dick Schwartz Bob McGhee Morgan Williams Jim Smith Bob Tims Bill Rinehart Jim Nider Dick Schmidt Francis Gardner Archie Sinclair Tom Allen.
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C. of E
Tommy Coleman
Rusty Addleman
Ken Miller
Clancy Howland
Dick Maack
Bob Knight
Dave Owen
Joe Clayton
Cliff Matthews
Henry Scherich
Dale Lanning
Gerald Siscoe
Marvin Wilson
Lleve Walker
LaVerne Barnes
Billy Hanson
Nick Gangwish
Dick Schwartz
Bob McGhee
Morgan Williams
Jim Smith
Bob Tims
Bill Rinehart
Jim Nider
Dick Schmidt
Francis Gardner
Archie Sinclair
Tom Allen
Matuszak Signs For Next Season With 49ers
SAN FRANCISCO Marv Matuszak first 49ers linebacker to gain AP all pro honors signed his 1958 contract today. The 6-2 235-pound Tulsa alumnus joined San Francisco from Pittsburgh in September in exchange for quarterback Earl Morrall and guard Mike Sandusky.
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Marv Matuszak
University of Tulsa
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Earl Morrall
Mike Sandusky
Five Ottawa athletes head to state track meet
Ottawa High School sends five track athletes to the state meet in Manhattan under Coach Ortis Cox. Star pole vaulter Roger Schmanke, who vaulted 12-6 in the regional meet, is the sole individual qualifier, while the 880-yard relay team of Tom Sims Thorpe Nolan George Small and Dennis Smith also earned a spot after taking third in regionals.
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Manhattan
Ortis Cox
Roger Schmanke
OHS
Schmanke
Washington
Liston Wins By Knockout
Sonny Liston of Philadelphia, an unranked 26 year old, defeated Cuba's Julio Mederos by technical knockout in the third round at Chicago Stadium. The 12th straight win for Liston improved his pro record to 18 wins in 19 starts as Mederos was stopped after a cut lip opened by Liston's left jab.
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Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Chicago Stadium
Cuba
Julio Mederos
Liston
Medero
Irving Slott
Ilinois Athletic Commission
Bernard Weissman
Mederos
Big Eight Faculty Meeting Opens With Letter of Intent Vote
In Columbia Missouri the Big Eight Conference faculty committee begins its spring meeting alongside the outdoor track and field championships. A vote is expected on a letter of intent rule binding athletes to the school they have written to attend. Reaves E Peters notes opposition exists and outcome remains uncertain.
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Reaves E. Peters
Big Eight
Peters
St. Louis Cards Ride 7-Game Win Streak Into Fifth Place
The St Louis Cardinals erased a seven game skid by winning seven straight, moving from NL cellar to fifth as they beat the San Francisco Giants 3-2. Stan Musial hit a 3 001st hit and homer, Wilmer Mizell limited Willie Mays to four hits, while Warren Spahn earned his 230th win for Milwaukee in a 4-1 victory over Philadelphia. Pirates moved near Milwaukee with a 5-4 win over Cincinnati as Ed Bailey homered for the Reds and Pewee Reese homered for the Dodgers in a 7-3 Chicago win over Los Angeles.
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Giants
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Warren Spahn
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Los Angeles
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Warren Giles
Chicago
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del Crandall
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Ray Semproch
Vern Law
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Redleg
Ted Kluszewski
Bob Skinner
Charlie Rabe
Bob Purkey
Ed Bailey
Reds
Jim Brosnan
Pewee Reese
Lee Walls
Hogan Seeks Fifth U S Open Title at Snead Festival
Ben Hogan enters his final tuneup before the U S Open in Tulsa aiming for an unprecedented fifth title. The Sam Snead Festival runs through Sunday as Hogan competes in his fourth event of the year amid a record field and a $10,000 purse. Dutch Harrison and Ed Oliver return as former Snead winners, with 54 other pros and three amateurs per pro in a separate 36 hole contest across two courses.
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Ben Hogan
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Snead
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Porky) Oliver
Practice Tonight By Phillip's 66 Softball Team
The Phillip's 66 softball team will practice under the lights at Forest Park tonight at eight.
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Major League rosters trimmed up to 25 players
Von McDaniel and Dick Gray were sent to the minors amid roster cuts. McDaniel, 19, and Gray, 26, were optioned to Houston and St Paul respectively. Curt Barclay to Phoenix, Roy Smalley released by Philadelphia, Pancho Herrera and Angelo Li Petri optioned to Miami. Braves, Yankees also reassigned several players with service status affecting moves.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Von
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Smalley
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Angelo Li Petri
Miami
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