Orioles keep unbeaten run with 4-0 win over Senators
Baltimore stayed unbeaten as Milt Pappas exited early and Jack Harshman secured a 4-0 victory. Gus Triandos and Brooks Robinson homer for the Orioles while Chuck Stobbs took the loss. Yankees and White Sox posted wins as Detroit, Kansas City also won.
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Burrton Youth Dies In 220 Yard Run
16-year-old George William Beckham collapsed at the finish of a 220-yard practice run on Burrton High School grounds and died. An autopsy was scheduled to determine the cause.
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Gangwish Throws Record as Ottawa Beats Bethel
Nick Gangwish broke the discus mark with a 146 feet 2% inch throw to lead Ottawa University Braves to a 93 38 dual track win over Bethel in Gibbon Nebraska. The Braves swept events including the jaglin pass vault and 220 yard dash as Bob Knight ran 10 flat in the 100 and 1 57.9 in the 880. Bethel’s Joe Schrag and Morgan Williams staged a late 2 mile duel before Bethel took the 1 mile. Jack Garrison led OU with 13 points highlighted by wins in the broad jump and 22 yard dash.
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Musial Bags Another Record Shows NL Total Bases Mark
Stan Musial extends NL total bases record with a home run and a single to reach 6,046 bases and 2,960 hits, closing in on Ott’s 1930s mark as the Cardinals fall 4-3 to the Cubs. The loss leaves St Louis seeking its first victory of the season while Milwaukee and San Francisco win in the NL.
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Tony Taylor
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Jam Airport Welcomes Athletics Amid Strong Homecoming Crowd
About 3,000 fans packed Municipal Airport Terminal to greet the Kansas City Athletics after a three-game series sweep of the Indians in Cleveland. Ned Garver praised the crowd and team defense as the A’s prepare to open against the Chicago White Sox, with local support buoying hopes for improved seasons. A 40 piece Central Air Defense band and Chamber of Commerce members joined the reception.
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Lawrence Winners in B Track Meet Duel vs Ottawa High
Lawrence swept past Ottawa High School 90 to 77 in a B team track meet. Lawrence took nine firsts to Ottawa’s seven, with Larry Claybaugh and Larry Arnold each scoring eight. Omaha, Bethel, and Bethel athletes shared top marks as Ottawa runners dominated many events, with a next action triangular at Emporia State and Washburn on Wednesday.
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Ottawa Tennis Team Falls to Emporia at Forest Park
The Ottawa High School tennis squad lost to Emporia High on Ottawa courts. Ottawa took one singles victory, one doubles win, as Bob Keelin won 3-6 6-2 at No.1. Jim Brown, Dean Yager, and Kenny Craig won in singles. the Ottawa pair Dykstra Harrah captured a doubles win in the final match.
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Glenn Ensminger
Larry Davis
Club Par In Golf Tourney LOUISVILLE Kentucky
Bert Weaver's easy swing at Seneca golf course set the pace as a 267 17 under par was forecast to win the Kentucky Derby Open. Many players echoed a duffer rule allowing improved lies, aiding scoring miracles. Weaver and Bill Collins led with 65s, one stroke ahead of Chick Harbert and a group at 66 68 including Ford Nary Harney Nieporte Play er Stranahan and Oliver.
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Weaver
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Grossingers
N.Y
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Yesterday results show Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 1. San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 4. Chicago 4, St Louis 2. Today’s games include San Francisco at Los Angeles Worthington, St Louis at Chicago Jones, Milwaukee at Philadelphia Buhl or Rush, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Purkey, and Kansas at Kin e.
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Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Pairings Announced
Pairings for Tuesday luncheon of Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Association released. Names listed include Sheldon Foulks Insdant Speer Hill Bennett Roberts Kelsey Shade Peters Elder Young Kramer Schultz Deputy Worthington Crawford Fredeen Garrison. Call 65 or 219 for cancellations or reservations.
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