Ottawa High Cyclones Shape Up After 14 0 Win
Ottawa High Golds defeated Whites 14 0 at Cook Field as Bruce Bundy scored a 3 yard TD in the second quarter and added a fourth quarter sweep. Coach Harold Wallace praised improved tackling and listed Carey Cater Bundy and Smith as standouts as Ottawa opens the season next Friday against Pittsburgh High Dragons.
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Lane Beats Appanoose 9-0 in Forest Park Inn game
Richard Johnson and Don White combined for a shutout as Lane defeated Appanoose 9-0 at Forest Park Inn yesterday. Lane broke the game open with a strong third and fourth inning, led by Bill LaPollette with three hits and two each for Porter Johnson and James. Ken Kelm was the losing pitcher for Appanoose, surrendering 13 hits in seven innings. Lane improves to 1-1 while Appanoose drops to 0-2.
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Melvern High Opens Football Practice In 24 Tryouts
Melvern Kansas Melvern High began football practice with 24 hopefuls including seven lettermen. Eugene Ous assumed head coach duties from Charles Farner who resigned last year. Returning lettermen include Ronnie Thistlethwaite Robert Brewer Garry Patterson Ronnie Shaffer Gary Hills Secrest. One senior non letterman is Larry Adkins. Schedule lists Sept 20 Carbondale here Oct 3 Williamsburg here Oct 4 Pomona here Oct 17 Quenemo there.
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Yanks And Braves Trim It Closer
Lew Burdette threw a shutout to keep the Yankees within reach as Hank Aaron powered the Milwaukee Braves to a 6-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The win cut the Yankees’ AL magic number to three while the Braves’ NL magic number fell to six.
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High Schools Begin Grid Play Amid Rule Variations
The Record Book notes state wide opening week as nearly all high schools start football next Friday. Schools will face differing rule sets from federation to NCAA and NAIA, with Pomona starting six-man then eight-man play. Baseball also features fall competition with Richmond, Princeton, Appanoose, Lane, and Rantoul fielding standout players.
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Big Eight Scrimmages Preview from Big Fight Conference
Big Eight teams held game-type scrimmages this afternoon as rehearsal for next Saturday’s openers. Missouri trimmed to about 65 players after Bob Anderson quit with recurring injuries. Kansas State promoted Les Krull, Ben Grosse, and Joe Vardo to first team. Kansas moved Duane Morris to left half and Wall Schmidt to right end amid quarterback concerns.
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Athletics Rally To Sixth Straight Win Over Washington
The Kansas City Athletics edged Washington 4-3 to stretch their winning streak to six. Bob Cory started the second with a four-base hit homer, Ray Herbert earned the win, Hector Lopez added a solo shot in the fifth, and Stan Musial’s injury kept him out as Richie Ashburn moved into the league batting lead at .339. Cardinals manager Fred Hutchinson said trainer Bob Baumann will decide Musial’s return.
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Rantoul Tops Princeton 7 3 in Franklin County league game
Rantoul scored five runs in the fifth inning to overturn a 3-2 deficit and defeat Princeton 7 to 3. Kirkland started for Rantoul, win went to Miller, while Dick Fishburn took the loss for Princeton as the Tigers were held to 3 runs despite 16 strikeouts.
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Ottawa U Braves Scrimmage Ends With Blacks Leading
Ottawa University Braves split scrimmage as blacks beat gold 38 to 26 at Cook Field. Jim Nider opened scoring with a 36 yard run, Mike Brown tied it late second, and Butch Lewis connected on a Bettin pass. Coach Peters noted ragged play but good passing. Boucek cited exhausted players.
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Seeks Title Go With Patterson Seeks Title Go With Patterson
In Goteborg Sweden promoter Edwin Ahlquist offered Floyd Patterson $200 000 for a world title fight in Sweden against European champ Ingemar Johansson Johansson Machen card drew 53000 capacity fans and boosted prospects for a world title bout here.
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Baseball Scores and Results From Weekend and Monday Games
Weekend results show San Francisco 5 19 Philadelphia Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 7 Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 6 St Louis 0. Sunday Chicago Pittsburgh and St Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Milwaukee. Monday schedule lists St Louis Philadelphia New York Chicago Boston Cleveland etc with several 2 games and a single N game.
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Williamsburg High School switches to eight man football
Williamsburg prepares for an eight man league in the coming season under Coach Lou Coppoe. Forty turnouts include six lettermen led by Don Miskmans Ralph Shaffer Harry Van Valkenburg Tom Waigand John Thornbrugh and Willard Thornbrugh. Injuries hinder practice with Leon Warbritton’s broken shoulder and ankle sprains among hopefuls. Upcoming schedule lists several league games including Welda Pomona Pomona Westphalia Quenemo Kincaid with home and away designations.
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Bears Seek Fifth Straight Victory In Weekend NFL Schedule
The Chicago Bears aim for a fifth consecutive win as three exhibitions kick off a full weekend NFL slate. Soldier Field hosts over 50 000 for the Armed Forces Game where the Midway Monsters meet the Cleveland Browns in the 13th annual event. Other games include Chicago Cardinals versus Pittsburgh Steelers in St Louis and 49ers against Rams in Los Angeles with more matchups planned across the weekend.
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Bowling Scores From Friday Night Women’s League
Trout’s Jewelry-4 led with 176 and 402 series while Cochrane posted 155 and 401. Fritts added 153 and 418 for Valemont-3, Bryant had 157 and 426 for First National Bank-1, E S Casual-2 saw Hoffman at 171 and 455, and Gillan top scored 179 with 442 for Royal T-2 and 442 for Gillan, King.
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