Baker leads Kan sas Conference track qualifiers at CaVass ness Field
Baker University hosts the Kansas Conference meet as Walter Pickett and Ken Frye pace Baker with 30 points, while Ottawa and Southwestern trail by small margins. OU and Southwestern qualify multiple athletes in sprints, jumps, and relays as final prelims set the stage for today's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Baldwin
Baker University
Southwestern College
Ottawa University
Kansas
CaVasness Field
Walter Pickett
Ken Frye
Baker Wildcats
Baker
Ottawa
Southwestern
Ottawa Women's Golf Tourney Set for May at Ottawa CC
The Ottawa women's golf tournament opens May 18 at Ottawa Country Club with match play. First round scores due May 23, second round May 25 to 30, final June 1 with scores due June 8. Championship flight plays 18 holes, others nine. first-round losers join consolation flights. USGA rules apply unless local standards conflict. Luncheon June 8 selects nonparticipants for pairing. trophies awarded then. Five players advance to Santa Fe Hills Invitational in Kansas City. Reservations: CH 2.3401 or CH 2.4160. Championship pairings include Wolgast, Morrisey, Sheldon, Johnson, Peters, Goss, Foulks. Continuous results listed for 1st and 2nd flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Golfing Association
Saneta Fe Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Sue Wolgast
Mada Morrisey
Mary Lou Sheldon
Mary Kay Johnson
Doris Peters
Esther Goss
June Foulks
Jean Bowers
Betty Hill
Marguerite Henning
Helena Kramer
Bernice Evans
Ann Crawford
Beulah Shepard
Ervaline Hashagan
Irene Lyman
Elodie Read
Dorothy McKelvey
Deloras South
Rosemary Malouf
Gaines clears 6 below state high jump record at Wichita
Kenny Gaines of Kinsley HS won Class B high jump by clearing 6.71 m not in meters. the mark surpassed the 1937 alltime standard by Jack Buckman by 13 inches. Chuck Brass of Coldwater vaulted 13 4 in Class B. both marks set new state records.
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Wichita
Kenny Gaines
Kinsley High School
Chuck Brass
Coldwater
Gaines
Jack Buckman
Argentine
Brass
Bob Johnson
Logan High School
Bill McGuire
Wichita East
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Manhattan
California
Baseball results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues
The Associated Press report lists PCL scores with Oklahoma City dumping Arkansas 14 to 0, Seattle defeating Spokane 7 to 4, Hawaii over Portland 8 to 7, Vancouver 7 Tacoma 0, San Diego at Denver postponed, cold, Indianapolis at Salt Lake City postponed, rain. In the International League, Toronto beat Syracuse 3 to 2, Rochester 2 Buffalo 1, Columbus 3 Toledo 0, Avanta 5 Jacksonville 4.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Seattle
Spokane
Hawaii
Portland
Vancouver
Tacoma
San Diego
Denver
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Toledo
Avanta
Jacksonville
Nebraska Aims for Big Eight Track Title at Lincoln
Nebraska led by Charlie Greene with a 220 in 20.8 seeks the meet 100 record of 9.4 as Kane Sas eyes another team title in the 37th Big Eight track championships. Miller and Calhoun loom as top rivals for the Henry Schulte award while Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri push for points in relay, hurdles and field events.
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Lincoln
Neb
Newbraska
Charlie Greene
Kanesas
Colorado
Jim Miller
Bill Calhoun
Oklahoma
Green
Henry Schulte
Miller
Greene
Lynn Headley
Jim Jackson
Nebraska
Headley
Calhoun
Dave Crook
Glenn Martin
Kansas
Lynn Baker
OSU
Iowa State
Missouri
K-State
Bob McKenna
John Grantham
Oklahoma State
Bob Dixon
Don Lackey
Town State
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Strikes From AP Summary
American League batting leaders Horton Detroit .383 and Wagner Cleveland .348 lead on 45 at bats. Pitching Aguirre Detroit and Pascual Minnesota both 40 games with 1.000 ERA. National League batting Mays San Francisco .382 and Coleman Cincinnati .381 top 45 at bats. Pitching Giusti Houston and Gibson St Louis 6-0 1.000 ERA.
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Horton
Detroit
Wagner
Cleveland
Aguirre
Pascual
Minnesota
Mays
San Francisco
Coleman
Cincinnati
Giusti
Houston
Gibson
St. Louis
Lake Pomona Sales High Park Permits
Lake Pomona promoters outline new state park permits under the Land and Water Act, detailing price tiers for annual, temporary, and duplicate vehicle passes. They explain included facilities, free-through routes, group rates, and cross-park validity, emphasizing revenue for maintenance and administration as Pomona attracts visitors and boosts state recreation funds.
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Lake Pomona
Kanesas State Park
Congress
Kansas
Pomona
State Park Authority
Army Corps of Engineers
Dragoon
110 Mile Creek
Michigan Valley
Wolf Creek
Park Authority
Skye
Turtle Creek
William Avery
Kane Sas
Manhattan Sea
Area Entries Make Finals in Wichita State Track Meet
Area qualifiers from Williamsburg and Princeton advanced to finals at the state track meet in Wichita yesterday. Ransom reached the 180 yard low hurdles. Princeton quartet Sut ton Anderson Domnanish King joined six in medley finals. Sutton, Lyndon, Ottawa High competitors eyed today’s events in BB and B divisions with high jump, broad jump, mile, shot put, and 880.
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Williamsburg
Ed Ransom
Princeton
Med
Ley
Wichita
Ransom
John Sutton
John Anderson
Dennis Domnanish
Tom King
Sutton
Lyndon
Ray Toulouse
Ken Culbertson
Unclear scoreboard fragment with multiple college games
The readable portion lists several college score snippets including Missouri 9 Colorado 2 and Kansas State 6 Kansas 14, with other results like Oklahoma 0 Oklahoma State 1 and Bradley 14 Parsons 7. The text also names teams such as Maryville State and William Jewell with golf scores and a series of gridiron and golf standings.
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Missouri
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Bradley
Louisville
Parsons
Iowa
Warren Seburg
Boxing Results From Melbourne Showdown
In Melbourne a boxing event highlighted Jan McDonald’s victory over a rival as the card featured noted competitors from Australia and Scotland. Manila and other locations were listed in the undercard notes, reflecting an international lineup.
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Melbourne
Australia
Plaza
Manila
Onte
Jan McDonald
Scots Land
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Sterling
Bethany
Kanesas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Braves
Ron Reusch
Roy Clayton
Jan Oleen
Clayton
Oleen
Jesse Randall
Frye
Kit Colvin
Wildcats
Leonard Schewfler
Pickett
Scheufler
Harold Rush
Rush
Phil Hughes
Wendell Carpenter
Gene Meeks
Jim Carter
Julian Quick
Friends
Yvain Zimmerman
Richard Raymond
C of E
Don Burkman
Leonard Scheufler
Betheany
Bob Masters
KWU
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Hugh Nicks
Ywain Zimmerman
Robert Smith
Charles Haspels
Jesse Ranedall
Mike Simmons
Mike Philpot
Leroy Blackwell
Craig Dial
Jim Pollock
Bruce Crockett
Roger Unruh
Bethel
Wayne Unruh
Skip Doane
Best
Tme
Blackwell
Wayne Miehage
Tom Hoisington
Tom Peterey
Don Burkeman
Keith Dial
David Salem
Hughes
Duane Gabrielson
Steve Buxton
Robert Fromme
Mike Forewalder
Gabrielson
Davye Hartman
Jack Cowble
Southswestern
Dennis Lambert
Bruce Campbell
Bill Peresboom
John Marcy
Hartman
Colvin
Rich Simpson
Dick Booth
Ottawa Country Club
Ketball
Bill Easton
Jayhawks
Bill Floerke
Gene Crews
Miles Lister
Floerke
Russ Laverty
Jim Johnson
Terry
Ostmeyer
Golf Drury
William Jewell
Missouri Valley
Westminster
Central Methodist
Culverstockton
Graceland
Reusch
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