Little-Heralded Hurters Victors Over Key Games
Lawrence pitched the Cincinnati Redlegs to a 7 2 win over Philadelphia to tie NL lead with Milwaukee. Wilson shut out Washington as Chicago White Sox stayed a half game ahead of the Yankees. Brooklyn edged Milwaukee 3 2 aided by Drysdale Labine and Zimmer. St Louis beat the Giants 6 5 in 14 innings on Hal Smith’s run. Sturdivant homered in Yankees 3 0 win over Kansas City. Cleveland outlasted Baltimore 12 8 in 16 innings with 38 players used. Boston pounded Detroit 11 8 with a 16 hit barrage. Garver started for Kansas City in the 3 0 loss to New York.
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Lawrence
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Redlegs
Milwaukee
Wilson
Chicago
Washington
White Sox
New York Yankees
Don Drysdale
Clem Labine
Don Zimmer
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York Giants
Hal Smith
del Ennis
Tom Sturdivant
Yankees
Kansas City
Cleveland
Mike Fornieles
Baltimore
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Yankee
Ned Garver
Kanan City
New York
Abre Fower
Kubek
Graff
Colin
Bernal
E Bauenrt
Bimpson
Mantle
E Noron
Berra
Care Lopez
M'D'g
Groth
Senter
Britt
Rich'son
Garver
Em D'mott
D'M'ath
Pison
Tin
Collins Ioch
DeMaestri
Skowron
Richardson
B—Smith
Sb—Manne
Lopez
Graff and Power
McDougeld
Bb—Garver
Sturdivant
Sq—Garver
Ho—Garver
Coleman
U—Chyink
Summars
Henochick
Flaherty
Weekday League Standings and Thursday Schedule
Thursday's schedule shows Detroit at Boston Bunning with 1 1 record versus Sister 3 1, Kansas City at New York Kellner 0 2 versus Ford 2 0, Cleveland at Baltimore Wynn 3 3 against Moore 12 NJ, Chicago at Washington Donovan 1 1 versus Ramos 2 1. Wednesday results include New York 3 Kansas City 4 and Boston 11 Detroit Chicago 5 Washington 0.
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Boston
Bunning
Sister
Kansas City
New York
Kellner
Ford
Cleveland
Baltimore
Wynn
Va. Moore
Chicago
Washington
Donovan
Ramos
Detroit
Bowling Scores Boosters And Couples League Highlights
The bowling score roundup lists Booster League players with top figures like Snauffer 190 and 466, Rocker 165 459, and Henness 172 436 across multiple teams such as Barbers Darvin Plumbing and McCracken Electric. In the Couples League Lou-E's Patched performances include Enils 190 482 and Cordie 189 622. Re-Do's Reed 167 515. Cordle 188 440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster League
Snauffer
Phillips
Rocker
the Barbers
Lantis
Apaocedaire
Troutman Furniture
Henness
Darvin Plumbing
Smith
Wichmann
McCracken Electric
Enils
Fo-Gees
Pogue
May-Bees
Burgoon
Meador
Rensorm
Ceen
Cordie
Sceen
Re-Do
Reed
Har-Dete
Bettge
de Bo-Lows
L. Cordle
Bilp
Kirkpatrick
Weight Men To Face Competition In Kansas Meet
Ottawa University athletes face heavy Kansas conference meet competition in Baldwin. Big spring carnival preliminaries begin at 10 in the morning with the afternoon program starting at 2.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University Athles
Kansas
Baldwin
East Favored In State Meet
East Wichita East leads Class AA hope to 10th state title in 15 years as favored team. Class A and B contenders include Haskell Fredonia Douglass Topeka Shawnee Mission Augusta Olathe Stafford and Plains Mahaska Meade Quinter Gardner. Strong marks set in sprints jumps and throws with notable rivals from Ottawa McPherson and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Topeka
Shawnee Mission
Augusta
Olathe
Stafford
B— Plains
Mahaska
Meade
Quinter
Arid Gardner
Dale Lanning
Sible
Don Widing
Billy McPherson
Gerald Culley
Mills
Haskell
Bob Kansas Wesleyan
Vernon
Oberlin
Ottawa
Kent Ernie Longstaff
McAdoo
Therlo Conner
Hayden
Patterson Poised To Defend World Title In July Showdown
New York reports Floyd Patterson ready to defend his heavyweight crown in July at a New York ballpark. Promoter Cas D Amato has tapped Emil Lence as an independent promoter to break the IBC grip, with plans for multiple defenses beyond New York. Possible opponent includes Tommy Jackson or Emil Lence’s candidate, while TV rights could fetch around 200000 dollars.
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New York
Floyd Pattert
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Emil Lence
Brooklyn
Cas D'Amato
Patterson
International Boxing Club
D'Amato
Lence
IBC
New York Area
Les Armes
Arries
Eastern Parkway Arena
Jackson
Ring
Lippe Breidbart
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
New York State
Ottawa
D’amato
Thej
Melvern
Eddie Machen
Ralph Emerson
Calif
Harold Carter
Lingame
Boyd Gains Split Decision in Chicago Bout
Bobby Boyd, 23, Chicago, won his third straight fight since the Giardello incident with a split decision over Willie Vaughn. The bout left Boyd short of the power he once displayed, as he continued his climb toward top contention after being dropped from the No 2 middleweight rankings by Giardello eight months ago.
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Chicago
Bobby Boyd
Joey Giar
Jello
Giardello
Cleveland
Ottawa High trimmed three to state track meet
Ottawa High School will send three representatives to the state meet in Wichita, down from five after disciplinary actions. Dennis Smith the high jumper and Gary Hornbuckle the pole vaulter were dropped for cutting the last two class periods Tuesday. Ottawa will be represented by Roger Schmanke, Jim Tolson and Morgan Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Harold Wallace
OHS
Ottawa High School
Wichita
Dennis Smith
Gary Hornbuckle
Roger Schmanke
Jim Tolson
Morgan Williams
Speedboat racing king seeks 250 mph world record
New York reports Donald Campbell, famed British speed king and son of Sir Malcolm Campbell, plans to test a jet powered Blue Bird on Lake Canandaigua upstate New York as he targets a 250 mph water speed record. He stresses caution and engineers’ mindset, compares his work to airplane testing, and notes a future land speed attempt may follow.
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New York
Donald Campbell
Lake Canandaigua
Malcolm Campbell
Alfonso de Portago
Coniston
England
United States
Campbell
Major League Teams Trim To 25 Limit
All 16 major league clubs pared rosters to 25 by midnight with nine clubs trading, selling, or releasing players. Ex servicemen remain allowed for one year without counting, including Johnny Podres of the Dodgers and Frank Bolling of Detroit. Details show Brooklyn sending Karl Spooner to Macon, New York optioning Pete Burnside to Minneapolis, Milwaukee shipping Wes Covington and Bob Townbridge to Wichita, Cincinnati waiving Rocky Bridges, and St. Louis optioning an outfielder to Omaha.
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Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Frank Bolling
Detroit
Brooklyn
Karl Spooner
Macon
New York
Pete Burnside
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wes Covington
Bob Trown Bridge
Wichita
Cincinnati
Rocky Bridges
St. Louis
Omaha
Trade and option moves shuffle AL and NL rosters
The Washington club purchased outfielder Bob Asher from Cleveland and sold outfielder Dick Tettlebach and pitcher Dick Brodowski to the Indians' farm in San Diego in the Pacific Coast League. Other moves include optioning Neil Chrisley to Indianapolis and Garland Shifflelt to Charlotte, plus Boston optioning Heywood Sullivan to Miami in the International League. Cleveland optioned Billy Harrell to San Diego Eck and veteran first baseman Preston Ward to the same club, while New York optioned Woody Held to Denver in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Asher
Cleveland
Dick Tettlebach
Dick Brodowski
Indians
San Diego
Neil Chrisley
Indianapolis
Garland Shiffflelt
Charlotte
Boston
Heywood Sullivan
Miami
Billy Harrell
San Diego Ieck
Preston Ward
New York
Woody Held
Denver
Hoisington Youth Presented Award at K State Banquet
Gene O Connor, Hoisington junior, received the Mike Ahearn award as Man of the Year in Kansas State College athletics at the spring sports banquet. O Connor holds three Big Seven hurdle titles and is active in the K State Student Council Blue Key and previously served on the Kansas State Athletic Council.
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Manhattan
Gene O'Connor
Hoisington
Mike Ahearn
Kansas State College
O'Connor
Blue Key Honorary Society
Kansas State Athletic Council
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Umn Wilson
Chicago White Sox
Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati Redlegs
Thomases
Craig
Vanabondsky
Pittsburgh
Friend
Pizarro
Cincinnat
I Margonert
Jeffcoat
St. Louie
Haddix
McDaniel
Louis
American Association
Bmindeapolis
Louisville
Charleston
St. Paul
Southern Association
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Austin
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Tulsa
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Houston
Western Lange Broux City
Albuquerque
Crete Ener Tm
National Lear
Milwaukee li
Neinnatt
SBS
Philadelph
Rusty Addleman
College of Emporia
Corky Elbert
Ron Anderson
McPherson
Nick Gangwish
Dick Schwartz
Addieman
Emporia
Mary Wilson
Don Schroeder
Allen Brown
Bethany
Lou Coppoe
Clayton True
Gene Elliott
John Heidebrecht
Bruce Mueller
Bethel
Boyd
Miss Bonita
Senor
de Portago
John Cobb
Scotland
Alexander Insurance Agency
Iendly
N. Main
Ladies
Lee's Cafe
M. Smay
M. Meyer
Ainsworth
H. Wen
M. Gayot
Beckner
Ferguson M. Stephens B
V. McGhee
B. Shader
E. Whitaureld
Rodgers
Towner's
Finch B. Cham DB
Banke
M. Power
Mack Ottawa
Hughes Moyer Bath
Lutz Carlson
Ellis
Crandal
Swanson
Mack
Circus
Martin
Dangerou
MR Auerbach
Asi
National Guard
Armory
Bobby Brunson
Joe Costello
Black Panther
Buck Fanning
Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bob
Waymire
Wassmer
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