Cyclones Clash With Hayden Thursday In Non-Loop Showdown
Ottawa High heads to face Hayden of Topeka Thursday night in a non loop clash at 7 45 p m. Ottawa seeks consistency after a Pittsburg win and two tough defeats while Hayden, a Class AA independent, seeks first Ottawa meeting since leaving the Jayhawk loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Ottawa High School
Topeka
Cyclones
Pittsburg
Tawa
Kansas City
Highland Park
Fred Harder
OHL
Bob Bundy
Bundy
Bill Spaulding
Hayden Wildcats
Hay
Jayhawk Loop
Ottawa
Braves Hitting Comeback Trail
Ottawa University Braves coach and players face a tough comeback as they prep for a homecoming game versus Kansas Wesleyan at 8 30 p m on Cook Field Saturday night After a 8 12 loss to Bethel College the Ottawa Braves look to improve their blocking and ground game pressing to find a running game with new effort and focus The team also notes Wichita State footballers travel to three straight road games with the next home test set for October 22 against Texas Western
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Kansas Wesleyan University
Cookfield
Bethel Collége
Maroons
Wesleyan
Ottawans
Braves
E. Braves
University of Wichita
Detroit
Oklahoma A&m
South Dakota State
Texas Western
Athletics Buy Toronto Pitcher Crimian For $60,000
Kansas City Athletics announced the purchase of Jack Crimian from Toronto. The 28-year-old right hander, who went 19-6 last season, joins for about $60,000 including players Ma rio Fricano and another to be named. This marks the third major purchasing of top val uable players by the A's recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics Today
Jack Crimian
Crimian
International League
Toronto
Athletics
Mario Fricano
The
Rance Press
Minneapolis
Lou Ketlow
Seattle
Killed In Crash At Arkansas City
Charles F. Daymue, 28, of Arkansas City was killed in a two car collision about five miles north of Arkansas City on U S Highway 77. Authorities investigated the accident and no further details were given about other occupants or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Charles F. Daymue
Here
Whirlwinds Beat Baldwin on 95 Yard TD Run
Ottawa high school Whirlwinds score 14 points using a 95 yard opening kickoff return by OHL half back Roger Schmanke and a blocked punt recovery for a second TD. Buzz Kelsey adds extra points as Ottawa defeats Baldwin B team 14 to 0. Ottawa hosts Emporial on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kas
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
OHL
Roger Schmanke
Buzz Kelsey
Jay Haggard
Larry Arnold
Erwin Mickel
Kelsey
Emporial
Michigan Tops AP Grid Poll
Michigan moves to No 1 in the AP football poll as it defeats Army 26-2 for its third win, while Maryland falls to runner-up after a 4-0 start. Oklahoma remains third with Notre Dame and Georgia Tech rounding the top five amid a broad shakeup of the rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Associated Press
Maryland
Terrapins
Army
Wolverines
Wake Forest
Army Machine
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Wishwan
UCLA
West Virginia
Wolves
Jo S
Lawrence Man Hurt In Crash At Baldwin Junction
A Lawrence man, Archie Noble, 45, was injured Sunday afternoon in a two car crash north of Baldwin Junction on US 59. Noble was thrown from his 1950 Dodge after a 1955 Olds struck him. he received cuts, bruises, and a back injury and was treated at Lawrence Hospital. The Olds, driven by D. A. Farmer, 48, Pratt, sustained about 350 dollars in damage. the Dodge 300 dollars. Farmer was cited for failing to yield the right of way and is to appear in Douglas County Court at Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kas
Lawrence
Baldwin Junction
US 59
Archie Noble
D. A. Farmer
Pratt
Farmer
Eric. DeGraffenried
Dee Montgomery
Douglas County
Noble
Lawrence Hospital
Olds
Graham Ameche Take Pro Leads In NFL Stat Release
Veteran Otto Graham tops the league passers with 393 yards on 26 of 41 and two TDs for the Cleveland Browns. Rookie Alan Ameche leads rushers with 404 yards and 62 carries for a 6.5 average for the Baltimore Colts. Eddie Lebaron sits second in passing with 472 yards and three TDs for the Washington Redskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Bert Bell
Alan Ameche
Wisconsin
Graham
Paul Brown
Top Criminal is Captured
DENVER The FBI said one of its 10 most wanted criminals was captured by Denver police as he loitered in an alley Sunday night. Daniel A. Everhart, 30, of Akron Ohio, was armed and dangerous in FBI circulars but surrendered unarmed to two patrolmen. Everhart escaped June 13 1954 from the London Ohio state prison farm where he faced three consecutive sentences of 3 to 45 years for burglary and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Daniel A. Everhart
Akron
Ohio
Everhart
London
Ohio Penitentiary
Canton
Willie Mays Tops NL Slugging Honors in 1955
New York Giants center fielder Willie Mays won the National League slugging title for the 1955 season with a .659 mark after a slow start, accumulating 382 total bases in 580 at bats and 51 homers. Mickey Mantle led the American League with a .611 slugging percentage and 37 homers, while Duke Snider, Ed Mathews, Ernie Banks, and Ted Kluszewski rounded the top five NL sluggers. Mantle also dominated AL in total bases with 316.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Willie Mays
Associated Press
Mays
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Snider
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Mantle
Detroit
al Kaline
Gus Zernial
Kansas City
Vic ‘Power
Cleveland
Larry Doby
Ted Williams
Boston
Bowling Bits from Monday Night Ladies League Standings
Bowling Bits summarizes the weekly scores and standings for local leagues. Towners lead Monday Night with 10 wins, Ruth Christy posts top averages and series, and Helen Wenthe is runner up. Tuesday and Thursday leagues show Anchor Savings, Bond Cleaners, and other teams midseason. Splits and teen league kickoff are noted, with state bowler event attendance mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Savings and Loan
Lee's
Zéro Food Mart
Ottawa
Building & Lean
Elks
Anchor Savings
Unique Beauty
Todd Insurance
Sears
KOFO
Budge Hardware
Mack Electric
Days Sport Shop
Oe & Haley
Kramer Drug
Bond’ Cleaners
Arnolds Jewelry
Mann- Bell
Necchi Sewing Center
Bruce Co
Miller Construction
Ralph
Marie Kampschroeder
Ass'n
Kelley
Jola
Hughes
Ainsworth
Burgoon
Conrad
H. Carey
Wenthe
Quick Kicking Sooners Deal Out Misery To Football Foes
Oklahoma, riding a 22-game win streak and ranked third, uses the quick kick to pressure Texas to a 20-0 victory. Billy Prices boots three kicks, Clendon Thomas adds a 49 yarder, and the Sooners prepare for Kansas as conference play begins. Several players report minor ailments as the squad practices light ahead of the weekend games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Sooners
Sooners
Texas
Longhorns
Bud “Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Builiwick
Billy Prices
Clendon Thomas
Bowling Scores Ladies League Highlights and Top Scores
The list shows top pins in the Ladies League with Meyer at 161 and Finch 178 for a 450 series. Gardiner and Gardner post high games near 180 while Cordie and Kamipachrécher reach 174 and 436 series. Brunswick League also notes high games from Heekmany 208 and 518 series and Sustarate 468 for Anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Lee's
Meyer
Burgton
Towner’s
Finch
Building & Lean
Ciabaugh
Gardner
Hayward
Cordie
Kamipachrécher
Brunswick ” League
Warginire’s
Heekmany
Bouilldex
Sustarate
Tiebaehlss
Igh
A.ler
I Anchor
Nossinger
Alek Soe von
Wling
Brown
Eoter
Lewis
Kegfer
Army Engineers Approve Salt Creek Barnard Flood Project
Washington reports the Army Engineers approved a future construction flood protection project on Salt Creek at Barnard Kansas. Estimated cost about $170,000 with the federal government providing $130,009 and local interests to cover the remainder. Construction cannot start until Congress provides additional funds. Rep. Wi n ti Smith has pushed for approval for over a year. Salt Creek feeds the Saline River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
WintiSmith
R-Kas
Salt Creek
Barnard, Kas
Ae Federal
Congress
Smith
Army Engineers
Barnard
Saline‘River
Air Force Academy Mascot Fred the Falcon debuts in victory
Fred the Falcon sprinted into Denver stadium aboard a jet model and drank no blood but led the Air Force Academy freshmen to a 34 18 win over Denver University before 17885 fans. Buck Shaw coached regionally and is slated to return as head coach next year. The cadets wore blue uniforms and paraded in formation before the game, chanting Beat DU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fred
Falcon
Thas
U. S. Air Force Academy
Army
Navy
University of Denver i
Lawrence T
Buck) Shaw
Buck
San Francisco
Falcons
Air Force
Dale Hardy
Denver University
Fred the Falcon
Rod
Academy
D. U
Robert Weon
Brown Replaces UCLA Hot Shot Brown Replaces UCLA Hot Shot
SAN FRANCISCO In case you've been worrying about whether Ronnie Knox will start at tail back for UCLA in its football game with Stanford Saturday don't He won't Sam Brown is our first string tailback regardless of whether Knox is physically able to play Vic Kelley Bruins publicity man told Northern California football writers yesterday He moved Knox out of the starting job on ability alone He's one of the best tailbacks we've ever had UCLA is loaded in the line and has the backs to produce what might be the nation's highest scoring team We are not embarrassed by the many remarks made by Ronnie's stepfather Harvey Kelley said The only Knox we're interested in is the boy If anyone's embarrassed by the constant talk it's possibly Ronnie himself
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brown
Knox
Vic Kelley
Bruins
Northern California
Kelley
UCLA
Ronnie
Harvey
Perez Is Victor in Lightweight Bout at St Nicholas Arena
Lulu Perez of Brooklyn shifted to lightweights and defeated Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke, Mass., in a fierce 10 round mix at St Nicholas Arena. The 20 year old New England fighter rallied in round seven and again in round ten, while Courchesne battled back with desperate rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn
Con‘tender
Bobby Courchesne
Holyoke
Mass
St. Nicholas Arena
Lulu
Bobby
New England
Group Elects Wichita Title Association Officers
The Kansas Title Assn. yesterday elected Frank Malone of Wichita as president J H Keller of Garden City as vice president and Elem H Silvers of El Dorado as secretary treasurer in a straightforward vote at the annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas Title Assn
Frank Malone
J. H. Keller
Garden City
Elem H. Silvers
el Dorado
Jayhawks limit opponent rushing with 55 yard mark noted
Lawrence Kansas Kansas restricts Washington State to 55 yards rushing as the season’s lowest. UCLA’s 234 in the second game remains the 1954 low for opponent rushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
Washington State
Jayhawkers
UCLA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald
Mike Mulcahey
Buick Co., Inc
Ma. E
Harley Ainsworth
A _ Herald
Bob Leonard
Texas Christian
Southern California
Trojans
Suptoinscentee
Sensed Hue
Sini
West Va
Duke
State
Ricé
Southern
Cal Crete
Auburn
Army Ace
Texas A&m
Colorado
Kentucky
Panama Canal’ Zone
U.S
Ameche
Prices
Thomas
Missouri
Iowa State
Ames
Kan
Sas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Buffs
Wildcat
Marquette
Wyoming
Iowa
Jayhawks
Towa State
Homer Jenkins
Kstate
George DeBitetto
Jenkins
DeBitetto
Air Academy
Ronnie Knox
Stanford
Perez
Victor
S. Main
Princeton
McCormick
Reznor
P. C. Wilson
C. A .Myers & Son
Auds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!