Candlestick Park wind favors pitchers in Giants win
San Francisco Giants manager Bill Rigney praised Candlestick Park winds as tough but pitcher friendly after a 3 1 victory over St Louis to inaugurate the $15 million stadium. Winning pitcher Sam Jones noted the large outfield and adaptability for doubles and triples while Orlando Cepeda drove in all three runs with a first inning triple and a third inning single.
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Ottawa Third In Golf Meet at Highland Park
Lawrence High won the second Northeast Kansas League golf meet with 330. Leavenworth took second, Ottawa finished third with 345, Highland Park fourth, and Atchison last with 304. Low score was Carl son of Lawrence at 75. Ottawa scorers were Fred Gol Her 81, Mike Latimer 87, Jeeper Deputy 88, and Jimmy Corlis 89.
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Rockhurst Tops Ottawa in golf clash at Hillcrest Country Club
Rockhurst defeated Ottawa 814-3% at Hillcrest Country Club in Kansas City. Lone Brave win came from Jim King who beat Mike Craven 2-1. Rockhurst star Jack Meuhlebach earned medalist honors with a 78.
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Bums Open Season With 11-Inning Win Over Cubs
Dodgers edge Cubs 3-2 in 11 innings at the Coliseum as Roy Face falters. Essegian delivers a pinch hit blast in the 11th to seal the win. Giants debut at Candlestick Park with a 3-1 victory over the Cardinals. Reds topple Phillies 9-4 as O'Toole and McMillan play key roles. Attendance records mark Opening Day across NL with high crowds at Los Angeles and Candlestick Park.
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Appanoose and Pomona Tie in Track Meet
Appanoose and Pomona battled to a 73 to 73 percent deadlock in a three way track meet at Cook Field. Rolland Williston won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump for Pomona while Quenemo won the shot put and several running events. Participating teams also included IQuenemd with strong showings. standings show Appanoose taking seven seconds to Pomona’s six. The meet preview notes a rematch with Williamsburgh and Lane at Otta wa University Friday at 12:45 p.m.
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Emporians Set to Invade Ottawa Track Meet
Emporia teams from Ottawa University and College of Emporia, plus Emporia State B, face Ottawa High in a triangular meet starting tomorrow afternoon. Dennis Smith is sidelined by a pulled leg muscle, leaving Ottawa High short-handed for the event.
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OU Takes 11 Firsts To Win Track Meet
Ottawa University Braves swept the Central Missouri State College Mules 84 1-3 to 42 2-3 yesterday afternoon. Marvin Wilson led with 15 points after wins in the 44-yard dash 220-yard dash and broad jump. Tom Kinder set a new Ottawa high jump record 6 feet 3% inches breaking his prior 6 feet 2 inches mark. Ottawa swept all three places in the javelin broad jump and two mile run.
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Bowling Scores Night Owl League Results
Night Owl League bowlers posted totals with Cain-1 posting 276 and 403 for Cearfors, Royal T-3’s E Wolgast 194 and Zell finished 524 for Gax Service-3, and other high scores include Norman 210 for LO. C F-1’s Figgins 184 and Mueller 286 for Johnny-4, plus Royal T League leaders self-service-3 Lotar 391 and Akers 200 for Sunrine-b.
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Baseball Scores Tuesday Renntts Inanses
City 3 Baltimore 3 Boston 3 Detroit 0 Chicago 6 Washington 7 Cleveland New York 4 Wednesday games Boston vs Chicago at Bartsete Washington vs Cleveland at Daytona Reach
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Braves Win Tennis Meet in Kansas Conference Play
Ottawa's Bill Zell defending singles champion remains undefeated as the Braves beat College Howard Gray of Warrensburg Emporia 5-2. Zell won the 100 and teamed with Sutivong to win 22-yard dash. Anderson Otawa defeated Higgins 9-7 6-4. Ober C of E defeated Haughn 6-0 4-2.
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Ottawa University Indoor Track Meet Highlights
Shotput led by Siscoe and Ganowia with top finishes. Wood of Warrensburg placed third. Desh events saw M Wilson and Coker from Ottawa strong in sprints and distances. high jump featured Kinder and Thye with Ottawa records noted. Javelin and discus show Gangwish and Stout performing well. 880 and 2 mile runs dominated by W teams with solid times. mile relay team from Warrensburg/McAninch and Hatfield/Corder contributions noted.
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