State Colleges Open Season Highlights Kansas Wesleyan Victory
Kansas Wesleyan, Eaker, Mc Pherson and College of Emporia won games last night as Fort Hays State and Washburn lost to out-of-state opponents. College of Emporia beat Friends 28-14 with Tommy Coleman scoring two Presley touchdowns on long runs including an 88 yard return and an 82 yard dash after a stolen pass. Kansas Wesleyan defeated Nebraska Wesleyan 20-15. Baker edged Southwestern 6-0 at Winfield on a fumble recovery and fourth down score by Jim Paramore. McPherson crushed St Marys 44-13 with Tom Richards scoring three TDs. Kearney beat Fort Hays State 35-7. Kirksville Bulldogs beat Washburn 26-13 as Washburn scored late against reserves.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Eaker
McPherson
College of Emporia
Fort Hays State
Washburn
Friends
Tommy Coleman
Presley
Nebraska Wesleyan
Baker
Southwestern
Winfield
Jim Paramore
St. Marys
Dodge City
Tom Richards
Kearney
Neb
Kirksville
Bulldogs
Washburn Ichabods
Oregon State
Detroit
Geo
Washington
St. Mary's
Tarkio
Dana
Kas
Wesleyan
Collage of Emporia
High School
Olathe
Washburn Rural
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Parsons
Cherryvale
Lawrence
Manhattan
Osage City
Yankees Fall In Hectic World Series Prep Tale
Whitey Ford pitched seven shutout innings before precautionary removal, but Art Ditmar faltered in relief as Baltimore edged New York 6-4. Gene Woodling delivered a two run pinch hit. Kansas City beat Chicago 7-6 and Cleveland beat Detroit 2-1 while Boston defeated Washington 2-0 as Pete Runnels raised his average to .321. Ted Williams remained hitless, tying for second in the AL batting race with Harvey Kuenn.
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Ford
Art Ditmar
New York Yankees
Ditmar
Baltimore
Gene Woodling
Ryne Duren
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Pete Runnels
Ted Williams
Starvey Kuenn
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Cincinnati defeated Milwaukee 7 to 1 while Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 4 to 2. San Francisco routed St Louis 8 to 1 and Los Angeles beat Chicago 6 to 1. Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia on Sunday for a rematch.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pel
Vet
Cincinnati Prewe
St. Louis Vonreee
Chicago Philadelphia
Braves
Redlegs
Willie Mays
Chicago Cubs
Baseball results from Friday games
Baltimore defeated New York 6 to 4 while Cleveland beat Detroit 2 to 1. Boston shutout Washington 2 to 0 and Kansas City won 7 to 6 over Chicago. Remaining matchups Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at Kansas City indicate upcoming doubleheader style schedule.
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Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Teens Lift Rug From Tulsa Store In Car Robbery
In Tulsa three youths stole a $300 red carpet by tying it to a car and driving away after rolling the carpet in front of a local carpet store. The incident details describe a bold metropolitan theft with a simple getaway.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ottawa Cyclones Top Pittsburg 21-7 in Friday Clash
Ottawa High Cyclones upset Pittsburg 21 to 7 as Bruce Bundy and Larry Clabaugh scored for Ottawa. Pittsburg opened with a 70 yard punt return by Jim Morey, but Ottawa answered with a 14 point second half turning the tide. Ottawa gains 193 rushing yards while holding Pittsburg to 13. Ottawa hosts Manhattan next week at Cook Field.
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Pittsburg
Ottawa
Bruce Bundy
Niplaerial
Jack Smith
Purple Dragons
Jim Morey
Drexel Rohde
Dragons
Cyclones
Iola
Cook Field
Cc PD
Oteeree
Harold Wallace
Manhattan
Tough Tilt For Braves Clash With William Jewell Tonight
Ottawa University the Braves meet William Jewell College at Cook Field at 7 30 p m senior full back El Pendleton Excelsior Springs Mo and Durward Butch Watson Kansas City Mo co captains lead the Cardinal offense and defense Pendleton rushed 16 yards in the opener against Panhandle A M Aggies Watson anchored the defense Jewell starters include Bolsenga Hartsell Howard Gardner Jamison Pollock Elliott Kincaid Stephens and Carter defense includes Carter Stone Linson Hamilton With coach Peters drilling the squad hard and evaluating personnel including Evans Anderson Siscoe Harrell Smith and Carter the Braves seek a strong night of play
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Watson
Ottawa University
Braves
William Jewell College
Cook Field
el Pendleton
Excelsior Springs
Durward
Butch” Watson
Kansas City
Cardinal
William Jewell
Panhandle A & M Aggies
Goodwell
Cardinals
Friend Wins 22nd Of Year
Ed Wilks reports Pirates ace Bob Friend pitched a five hitter to beat the Phillies 4-2 for his 22nd victory as Milwaukee’s Braves lost 7-1 to Cincinnati. With six games left, Milwaukee leads by two games in the pennant race.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
Tedlegs
Pirates
Bucg
Phillies
Rantoul Edges Lane In Baseball Game
Rantoul beat Lane 3 2 in Franklin County League after taking a 3 run first inning lead. Lane fought back with two runs in the fifth but could not tie the game. Don Miller earned the win for Rantoul while Richard Johnson took the loss for Lane. Porter and Black led Lane with two hits.
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Rantoul
Lane
Don Miller
Richard Johnson
Porter
Black
Bowling scores Friday night women’s league report
Reads like a score summary list with player names and scores from multiple teams. Mentions Fairmvent, Treat’s dewelry, No Narnioa, Royal Lan High, Neeta Pontiac, Viret National Bank, MAW Cranal, Raney Druga and players such as Harber Carey McClay Pogue Gilland Hoffmian Hull with individual game and season figures.
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Women's League Fairmvent
F. Harber
Treat's Dewelry
H. Carey
McClay
Royal Lan
Pogue
Tidurn
Neeta Pontiac
Mangom
Viret National Bank
Gilland
MAW Cranal
Hoffmian
Raney Druga
Hull
The Record Book Tough To Coach At Small School
A small high school coach faces manpower limits in a 26 boy school, risking injuries, funding uniforms, and equipment. A key injury can ruin a season, and fans’ apathy adds pressure. Coaches improvise with burlap blocking bags and scarce resources while guarding against scouting.
Quenemo Stops Carbondale 24-0 in 8-man game
Quenemo jumped to an early lead and defeated Carbondale 24-0 in eight-man action yesterday. Max Logan scored on a 12-yard end sweep and M Logan threw a 20-yard pass to Jerry Yockey in the first period. Yockey later added an 18-yard run and Hal Logan sealed the win with a fourth period scoring run.
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Carbondale
Quenemo
Max Logan
M. Logan
Jerry Yockey
Yockey
Hal Logan
Iquenemo
Wellsville Beats Overbrook 7 0 in Stout Defense
Wellsville scored in the first period when Larry Chanay recovered an Overbrook fumble and ran 20 yards for the touchdown with Merle Todd adding the extra point. The remainder of the game was a defensive duel with no further scoring as Overbrook failed to capitalize on a drive to the Wellsville 10-yard line.
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Overbrook
Wellsville
Larry Chanay
Merle Todd
Harry van Valkenburg
Welda
Willard Thornbrug
Miskimons
Ito
Ralph Shaffer
Burg
Shaffer
J. Thornbrug
Williamsburg
Pomona Over Lamont 13-6 In Six-Man Football
Pomona Pomong scored twice in the second half and held Lamont to 6 points in a six man game yesterday. Larry Collins threw a 6 yard TD to Larry Swallow, the try failed. Warren Chambers scored from the 2 yard line, Collins passed to Stanley Lantis for the extra point. Lamont answered with three long passes late to make 13-6 final.
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Pomona
Pomong
Lamont
Larry Collins
Larry Swallow
Warren Chambers
Collins
Stanley Lantis
Burg Burgains Welda In 8 Man Football Opener
Williamsburg rumbled to a 40-0 victory over Welda in an 8 man football opener. Thornbrugh scored twice in the second period, Miskimon added two rushing TDs and Shaffer kicked the extra points. Welda was limited to four first downs as Burg controlled the game from start to finish.
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Williamsburg
Welda
Burg
John Thornbrugh
Clausie Smith
Richmond Defeats Appanoose 6-2 in FC League clash
Richmond defeated Appanoose 6-2 at Forest Park in a Franklin County League baseball game. Appanoose led 2-0 early, Richmond tied it in the fifth and scored four runs then, with Leland Kueser earning the win and Ron Kelm the loss.
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Richmond
Appanoose
Forest Park
Ron Kelm
Leland Kueser
College and High School Football Scores Across Regions
A compiled slate shows numerous college games with strong showings including McPherson defeating St Marys 44 to 13 and Fort Scott overpowering Eureka 40 to 0. Other notable results include Baker 6 Southwestern 0 and Topeka Higland Park 13 Seaman 13 in a tight Standings week.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland Tener
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Ottawa High Cyclones
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Larry Clabaugh
Bundy
Cyclone
Dragon
Dave Bolsenga
Charles Hartsell
Bob Howard
Art Gard
Ner
Don Jamison
Ken Pollock
Ed Elliott
Ralph Kincaid
Jim Stephens
Art Carter
Ralph Stone
Bill Linson
Larry Hamilton
Peters
Evans
Carl Anderson
Gerald Siscoe
Tom Harrell
Jim Smith
Arlys Carter
Jim Maen
N'dham
Dr's
Ab Porter
Miller
Mel
Curtla
Db Dinck
Nhurnett
Tee
Caylor
Cole
J'naan
Jamea
Hares
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Curry Auto Supply
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Don Miskimon
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Miskimon
Louis Coppoe
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Hepner
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Smith
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Dean Berlin
Ashley
Budge
Nighthawk
Alexander Ins
Ottawa Co-Op
H. E. Sohnseeneesees
J. Montgomery
Esrese
J. Dunham Teeeesesens
B. Yakle
McFadden Ereeerecene
F. Ferguson
HK. Rybolt
Pe Dervene
W. Flinsbaugh
Vrevens
M. Ackley
Reoe
R. Lichtenberger
Wills Nursery
Bond's Cleaners
M. Jones
R. Howell Trddesnervas
L. Akers
Chism Conatr
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Tarm Bureau
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Simmons One Vos
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D. Anderson
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M. Birckhead
R. Caudle Oe
J. Moody
Bennett Retail Dealers
Bennett Creamery Co
N. Walnut
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