Aguirre shines as AL ace after three sparkling starts
Hank Aguirre improved on last season with three wins in as many starts and three complete games. His ERA sits at 1.67, down from 2.21, as he fanned 20 in the young season while Boston, Baltimore, and Chicago rivals stumble and others deliver key performances across the league. The Mets sweep Milwaukee, Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh, and Norm Cash belches a long three-run homer for Detroit in a Boston setback.
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Jim Bouton
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Washington
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Kansas City
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago Aguirre
Bob Scheffing
Tigers
Yanks
Norm Cash
Bill Monbouquette
Bob Tillman
A's Drop To Fourth In the AL After Loss to Angels
The Athletics fell to fourth in the American League after a 6-2 defeat by the Los Angeles Angels. Leon Wagner and Felipe Torres hit two homers to pace a five-run Angel burst, while Don Lee pitched five innings for the win. Ted Bowfield took the loss, dropping to 2-5, as San and Charles drove in the A's lone runs.
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Los Angeles ‘Angels
Leon Wagner
Fliex Torres
Don Lee
Athletics
Norm Siebern
Ed Charles
Ted Bowsfield
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Church Plans Scholarship Fund in Wellsville Baptist Church
Wellsville Baptist Church established the J. H. Hugh Cramer Scholarship Fund to honor treasurer Carm er who has served nearly 23 years. The fund was set at 300 dollars.
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Wellsville
US Pan Am Games Suffer Baseball Rout By Cuba
The United States baseball team was routed by Cuba 13 1 as the Pan American Games progress into their third day in Sao Paulo Brazil. Chet Jastremski and Steve Clark set Pan Am records in swimming events while the USA basketball team won 93 65 over Puerto Rico.
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Uncle Sam
Puerto Rico
Cuba
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U.S.A
British Guiana
Issac Berger
York
Chet Jastremski
Steve Clark
Jastremski
Clark
Yanks Acquire Hamilton Bright As Coates Brown Depart
New York Yankees add left handed reliever Steve Hamilton and right handed utilityman Harry Bright in trades and purchases. Hamilton comes from Washington for Jim Coates while Bright is bought from Cincinnati for about 25000 and Hector Brown sold to Houston for the same price. The moves balance the staff as Whitey Ford works into shape and Bright backs Pepitone at first base against lefties.
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Washington
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Steve Hamilton
Harry Bright
Jim Coates
Hector
Skinny
Bowling Roundup Pleasant Rut at Kansas State Meet
Ottawa bowler Jim Snider enjoyed a pleasant day at the Kansas State Men’s Bowling Tournament in Lawrence. He rolled 201 201 201 for 603 in singles and led Ottawans with a 1708 all events total as teams Bienie’s Garage Pepsi Cola Ottawa Bowl Lee’s Cafe No 1 Bennett Creamery posted top scores. Ralph Kampschroeder added 248 in doubles with Newt Brown for 1160, while his all events total reached 1698.
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Jim Snider
Lawrence
Jim
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Pepsi Cola
Ottawa Bowl
Lee’s Cafe
Bennett Creamery
Ralph Kampschroeder
Newt Brown
Ralph
1858 New Record In State All Events
Lawrence Kansas AP Bob Branch of Kansas City set an all time Class B all events record of 1858 in the Kansas men s bowling tournament as 74 teams posted scores Lynch s 708 in the team event also was a record The tournament ends May 19 Class A Teams Topeka Budweiser 3054 Wichita Frontier 3016 Overland Park Clarks 2980 Doubles A Woodward Dodge Topeka 1257 tie G Herman G Prothero Wichita and E McAfee E Allen Ft Leavenworth 1255 Singles E Johnson Lawrence 695 M Nutt Parsons 67 L Mannebach Wichita 672 All events R Tafoya Topeka 1957 A Woodward Topeka 1890 Stanberry Weihita 1852 Teams Fort Scott Budweiser 2852 Eureka Lyons Olson Moore 2825 Topeka Senie 2805 Doubles A Beat W Harms Newton 1282 tie J Schaefer G Roberts Fort Scott and R Huff J Bentley Wichita 1240 Singles R Landale Arkansas City 552 R Fitzgerald Independence 651 tie G Robinson Derby and H Hicks Topeka 642 All events B O Lynch Kansas City 1858 J Wanak Russell 1855 J Jones Kansas City 1819 Class C Teams Russell Scotties 2740 Dodge City Rugers 2669 Topeka Sellards 1611 Doubles H Jones A Ross Lenexa 1163 A Inglis D Allen Derby 1147 K Woodman G Evanus Wichita 1143 Singles H Kennedy Fort Scott 616 D Huntley Iola 606 L Hodgson Lawrence 604 All events K Woodman Wichita 1765 E Hoffman Independence 1713 R Valentine 1706
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Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka Budweiser
Wichita Frontier
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D. Dodge
Topeka
G. Herman
G. Prothero
Wichita
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E. Allen
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E. Johnson
M. Nutt
Parsons
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Eureka
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Newton
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G. Roberts
Fort Scott
R. Huff
J. Bentley
R. Landale
Arkansas City
R. Fitzgerald
G. Robinson
H. Jones
A. Ross
Lenexa
A. Inglis
D. Allen
Derby
K. Woodman
G. Evanus
H. Kennedy
D. Huntley
Iola
L. Hodgson
E. Hoffman
Independence
R. Valentine
Wellsville Baptist board elects Norman Shan non to fill vacancy
Norman Shan non was elected to the Wellsville Baptist board of Christian education to fill the unexpired term caused by Thelma Turner’s resignation. The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best reader news tip.
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Norman Shannon
Wellsville Baptist Board of Christian Education
Thelma Turner
the Herald
Ottawa High School Activity Summary for Week
Ottawa High School hosts from Argentina at the golf course while OHS B track faces Ola at Olathe. Loren Matthews leads the band at Turner for a music festival. B team tennis travels to Osawatomie. Metal class tours Sheffield Steel Kansas City under Lee Olmsted. Senior Bank Visitation splits Wednesday and Thursday. Freshmen track at Rosedale. varsity at Fort Scott Relays. A tennis hosts Olathe at Forest Park Friday. The Mouse That Roared play debuts Friday and Saturday at Memorial Auditorium.
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Ottawa Country Club
Olathe
Loren Matthews
OHS
Turner Today
Sheffield Steel
Kansas City
Lee Olmsted
Rosedale
Fort Scott
Olathe High
Forest Park
Memorial Auditorium
Left handed New Zealander wins Houston Golf Classic
Bob Charles, 27, a left handed golfer from New Zealand, captured the Houston Golf Classic with a 268 72 hole total setting a tournament record and earning 10 000 top money. Fred Hawkins finished second and Homero Blancas third as Jack Nicklaus faltered to a 273 for fourth. Gary Player earned 400 for a 283.
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New Zealand
Charles
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Homero Blancas
River Oaks Country Club
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Blancas
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Mets Details Jim Hickman Power In Doubleheader Triumph
Jim Hickman drove in seven runs with a 450-foot double two homers including a grand slam as the Mets swept a Sunday doubleheader from the Milwaukee Braves 8-5 and 9-2. The wins give New York four straight and lift them from NL cellar, Casey Stengel shrugging off any trade talk. The Giants split with the Cubs while Dodgers, Cardinals, Phillies, and Reds notching varied results in other NL games.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores From Around The League On Tuesday
Scoreboard shows Baltimore 8, Cleveland 1. Boston 4, Detroit 3 in 15 innings. Chicago 10, Minnesota 7. Los Angeles 7, Kansas City 4. Washington 7, New York 1. New York 7, Washington 6. Baltimore 7, Cleveland 0. Detroit 5, Boston 2. Minnesota 7, Chicago 0. Los Angeles 6, Kansas City 2. Detroit at Kansas City, Chicago at Cleveland, Los Angeles at Washington were listed for today with Detroit at Kansas City and Los Angeles at Washington on Tuesday.
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Weekend baseball scores and standings snippets
Saturday results show Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2, New York 3 Milwaukee 1, Houston 9 Los Angeles 6, Chicago 4 San Francisco 0. Sunday games include New York 2 9 Milwaukee 5 2, Philadelphia 4 5 St Louis 3 10, Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 4 2 San Francisco 1 3, Los Angeles 11 6 Houston 3 5, with upcoming matchups New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Houston Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at San Francisco Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Houston.
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No Bed For Walt
Los Angeles AP report notes Mt. Si Nai Hospital could not provide a bed for Walter Dukes seven foot tall Pistons center, who was to undergo foot surgery Tuesday, leading to a rental bed arrangement for the patient.
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
Walter Dukes
Detroit
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