PCC accepts light penalties for most schools
Victoria British Columbia reports the Pacific Coast Conference fined eight of nine members for violations of athletic code in a two day session. Washington State received a clean bill, while Washington and UCLA faced smaller fines. California led with 1550 for campus labor irregularities and off campus athlete interviews, Oregon State 650, Southern California 500, Oregon 350, Stanford 250, and UCLA 350 with Rose Bowl receipts.
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Buffs seek $20,000 annual athletic fund boost
Denver i football coach Dal Ward appealed to Colorado University supporters for twenty thousand dollars each year to add twenty athletic scholarships. Marty Carlson athletic director said the drive follows NCAA and Big Seven rules and has university approval. The university now provides eighty football scholarships.
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Kansas and Missouri Battle for Big Seven Title
Kansas edged Missouri 7-6 to boost Kansas in the Big Seven race as Missouri led much of the season but was eliminated. Roy Wiley starred for Kansas with a ninth inning two run homer after pitching Monday in a 10-7 win. Oklahoma’s 6-2 loss to Pattee forced remaining games against Colorado, Nebraska, and Iowa State to decide pennant chances.
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Sets High Goals for Duke Sprinter at Melbourne Olympics
Durham report states Dave Sime of Duke University, a world record holder in sprint, aims for three goals: three gold medals in Melbourne, center field for a major league team, and a medical career. Clubs have offered up to 30000 to sign him, but Sime says the Olympics is his main aim.
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Duke University
Navy seeks young men for two Kansas Missouri units
Applications remain open for two special Navy companies to be formed in June for young men in Kansas and Missouri. Led by C P O Lewey J Kittle in Ottawa, the groups will train together with the June 19 unit to report to Great Lakes Illinois and the June 21 unit to San Diego California. They will be named Mo Kan and Great Plains. Interested applicants should contact a Navy recruiter now to secure company and training site choices. High school graduates may select a service school after training.
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Ottawa Woman Is A Medalist At Golf Invitational
Grace Van Nuys of Lawrence was the 18 hole medalist in the Ladies Golf Association Invitational at Ottawa Country Club. Frances Phillips of Lawrence was runner up. Esther Garrison of Ottawa was the 9 hole medalist among 75 women present, 50 playing. The event, held every two years, includes 18 and 9 hole flights with low scorers named from Ottawa Emporia Lawrence Shawnee Eureka and Madison for both flights. Prizes were awarded for average scores and blind bogies.
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Betty Smith
Shawnee
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Pearl Armitage
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Tola
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Erma Holmes
Helen Harding
Seeks Title Bout With Sugar Ray Seeks Title Bout With Sugar Ray
New York report tracks Gene Fullmer’s bid for a middleweight title by July 1956. Manager Mary Jenson says a clash with Sugar Ray Robinson could crown a champion if Fullmer defeats Charlie Homez in Madison Square Garden.
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Cyclone) Fullmer
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Madison Square
Carter To Fight Summerlin In Detroit Heavyweight Bout
Detroit headline reports Johnny Summerlin aiming to extend his 11 fight win streak as he meets 22 year old Harold Carter in a 10 round elimination bout at Olympia. Carter, with 21 bouts, replaces Bob Satterfield who withdrew with a elbow issue. ABC televises the nationally televised matchup at 8 pm CST. Summerlin shows 25-4-2 in 35 fights and Carter 18-1-2 in 21 fights.
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Bowling Scores Dynamic League and Ladies Standings
The record provides scores from the Dynamic League with team High 4 10-30-Wichman posting 194 and 646 for Miami County 0 High 10-Ball 163 and 30-Chilleapie 450. In the Ladies League_anchor Savings 2 High 10-30-Jones 171 and 440 Budie's 1 High 19-30-Hoffman 168 and 277 KOFO 2 High cane s 187 and 447 Jears Heh 10-30-Larkin 187 and 449 Unique & High 10-30-Vogler 167 and 446 Teid Insurances 1 High 10-30-Smag 153 and 447.
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Rookie Hurriage Shines As A's Beat Senators 6 1
Kansas City's rookie Troy Herriage, after two jitters, pitched a three hitter as the Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 6 1. He struck out six and walked five to pull the A's within a half game of last place. A five run second inning aided his cause with three runs forced in by walks and a key two run double by Harry Simpson.
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Regional vice presidents elected to national PTA group
Topeka reports regional vice presidents of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers were elected yesterday amid unemployment benefit questions. Atty Gen John Anderson and state labor commissioner R L Warkentin noted General Motors and Chrysler have added supplemental unemployment plans under union contracts. Such benefits are for wages and do not disqualify workers from Kansas unemployment benefits.
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R. L. Warkentin
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Kansas
Ruth Gagliardo Led National Congress Action Panel
Mrs Ruth Gagliardo of Lawrence Kansas led the national congress action committee on comics motion pictures radio and television in 1954 and 1955.
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Lawrence, Kas
National Congress Action Committee On Comics
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