Ottawa U track tops KCAC meet expectations in 1903
Ottawa University enters the Kansas Conference Meet at Bethany College with hopes of upsetting Southwestern, led by Russ Vail and A G Boley in sprint and field events. Rich Spong, Stan Hudson, Floyd Scott, Dick Booth, Daryl Randel, and Harold Bryant anchor middle distances as OU entries aim for multiple podiums and a possible close team finish.
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Kansas
Bethany College
Southwestern
Russ Vail
Rich Spong
Stan Hudson
Floyd Scott
Dick Booth
Daryl Randel
Harold Bryant
McClanahan
O'Mara
College of Emporia
Inney
Bethel
Vail
Spong
Scott Booth
Hudson
Ottawa
Boucek
Bowling Roundup Ralph Rolls 674 With A 247 Line
Ralph Kampschroeder returned to Ottawa Bowl lanes and rolled a 674 series in a Saturday night mixed league, opening with a 247, then 214 and 213. In the Wednesday Night Ladies League at Royal Lanes Sue Wolgast led Wright's Studio to a 568, Glenna Whitacre scored 513, Beth Belfer won most improved by 17 pins. Helen & Bill's Cafe won the men’s Brunswick League at Ottawa Bowl with 501 and 238 by Jules Doty, and Lyle Cordle posting 82 for Hubbard Lumber.
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Ralph
Royal T Lanes
Sue Wolgast
Wright
Glenna Sue Whitacre
Gaides
Moore
Chevrolet
Beth Belfer
Helen & Bill's Cafe
Jules Doty
Helen & Bill's
Lyle Cordle
Hubbard
Reaves Peters to retire but stay active in athletics
Manhattan AP reports Reaves Peters will preside over his last Big Eight spring meeting as executive director starting today. He will retire June 30 at 70 after 25 years steering the conference, expansion to eight members and growth in national power across sports. Wayne Duke named to replace him with a full-time assistant to be hired. Peters plans continued work in amateur athletics and project leadership on youth programs to reduce delinquency. he led revenue sharing, holiday tournaments, and inter-conference agreements.
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Peters
Ences
Howard Grubbs
Big Wight
Wayne Duke
NCAA
Walter Byers
Duke
Missouri Track and Field Federation
Athlete’s Foot Cure Ad Promises 3 Day Results
An advert claims a new product T-4eL kills athlete’s foot germ in three days and guarantees instant dryness with a 48 cent refund at any drug store. It promises infected skin sloughing off and healthy skin replacing it, with itch and burning disappearing. Today at Raney Drug Store.
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Hendley Dominates Braves as Koufax Sparks Dodgers
Milwaukee lefty Bob Hendley pitched a standout nine innings, nearing a no hitter until the ninth, leading the Braves to a 9-3 win over St. Louis. Curt Flood homered for the Cardinals as Hendley fended off late pressure. Koufax also won for the Dodgers, while Giants, Reds, Mets, and Cubs all won in NL action.
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Sandy Koufax
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Koufax
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Hendley
Braves
St. Louis
Julian Javier
George Altman
Frank Bolling
Miller Signs WU Contract
Ralph Miller, University of Wichita basketball coach, has agreed to a one year contract for the 1963 64 campaign. Regents said the one year term matches the tenure of current regents due to the transfer of the school to the state in July 1964.
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Ralph Miller
University of Wichita
WU Regents
Regents
Beginnings of golf traced to Blackheath scene
London AP reports a seven hole golf course opening at Blackheath Common. Royal Blackheath claims the cradle of golf predates St Andrews by 150 years, citing King James I and English aristocrats who shifted from stag hunting to golf.
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Ben Hogan
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Armises
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Holland
England
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Rough Day for Angels
A rough night sees the Los Angeles Angels swept in a doubleheader by Boston as Dick Stuart drives in seven with two homers including a grand slam. The Red Sox rise to second in the AL, while other night games feature Mudcat Grant’s two-hitter for Cleveland and Baltimore’s 7-1 win. Yankee bats edge Minnesota 4-3 in the day game.
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Red Sox
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Milt. Papps
New York Yankees
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Scoreboard recap of Wednesday and upcoming games
Wednesday results show New York 4 over Minnesota 3 and Boston 9 to 7 over Los Angeles 3 to 6. Baltimore 7 beat Washington 1 while Cleveland tied Kansas City 1 0 and Chicago defeated Detroit 7 to 4. Friday schedules include Minnesota at Cleveland Chicago at Baltimore Los Angeles at New York and Kansas City at Boston plus Detroit at Washington twi night.
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Wednesday's baseball results and schedule
Cincinnati beat Chicago 10 to 2, San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3, New York 7, Houston 4, Milwaukee 9, St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2 in 12 innings. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Chicago and St. Louis at Milwaukee among others. The Herald offers a $5 weekly tip reward.
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A's Slump Behind as Hit Totals Sink
Bob Hendley limited the Cardinals to three hits in Milwaukee as the Braves won 9-3. Mudcat Grant allowed two hits as the Indians shutout the Athletics 1-0 in Cleveland. Wayne Causey doubled and Chuck Essegian singled for Oakland. Tito Francona drove in the lone run for Cleveland in seven innings off Orlando Pena. The A's drop from sole second to a tie for fourth with Baltimore.
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