Cubs Rally Past Dodgers With Late Two Run Double
The Chicago Cubs won 7-6 over Los Angeles as a ninth inning two run double capped a comeback. Bobby Thomson hot with support from Cepeda and Spencer helped Giants, Cardinals and Phillies win their games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Thomson
Dodgers
Thomson
New York Giants
Giants
Milwaukee
Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodger
Thhree
Clem Labine
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Lew Buredette
Bob Purkey
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Burdette
Gena Conley
Purkey
Frank Robinson
Williamsburg Over Melvern in Dual Track Meet 584 to 8544
Williamsburg dominated Melvern in a dual meet yesterday led by Roger Bush who scored 144 points winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and contributing to a winning 80 yard relay. Melvern’s John Schultz topped their scorers with 15 points as Kirk Schultz added 10.
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Meulvern
Williamsburg
Melvern
Roger Bush
Bush
John Schultz
Kirk Schultz
Rush
Burg
Cranwell
Shaffer
Schultz
Thornbrugh
Reams
Dintanaes
Patterson
Cromwell
Adkins
Bayard
Shultz
Miskimon
Reed
Bethe
Milkin
Red
Ronams
Binns
Bure
van Valkenburg
J. Shultz
Binna
Lane area notes on visitors seniors trip and band concert
Mr and Mrs Walter Williams and daughters hosted relatives including Dean Kennedy and Ramona over Sunday. Lane High School seniors plan a six day Rockaway Beach trip May 1 with sponsors Mr and Mrs Olan Johnson. Joé Luther and Ricky Topeka visited Eddie Browne home. funeral for Belle Boyd held in Osawatomie with burial in Lane cemetery. Lane school band concert set for Friday April 25 at 8 p.m. in the Eta High School Auditorium under Mrs Louise Welborn.
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Walter Williams
Near Rantoul
Dean Kennedy
Ramona
Connie
Lane High School
Rockaway Beach
Richard Black
Belle
John Brownlee
Bill Russell
Judy Cole
Donnita Emery
Larry Fuller
Verma’ Higdon
Betty Johnson
Kyle LaFollette
Barbara Neill
Belle Boyd
Eddy
Osawatomie
Lane Cemetery
Lane
Inetha High School
Louise Welborn
200 Watch Wrestlers At Armory Central States Title Night
A large crowd watched Jerome Zachary, son of Orville Brown, appear at the Armory to contest the Central States championship. Brown won in two straight falls amid cheers for the hero and boos for the villain. Zachary wrestled in the Ottawa Junior Chamber opener, while Rip Hawk fought to a draw with Irish Tim Fogarty. In the semi finals Chico Orago pinned Billy Bland, and Richard Brown wrestled a total favorite as Brown claimed the feature event of the evening lasting just over ten minutes.
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Cloge
Jerome Zachary
Orville Brown
Armory
Jay Brown
Boo
Brown
Zachary
Ottawa
Commerce
Rip Hawk
Hank
Tim
Chico
Orago
Billy Bland
Richard Brown
Tigers Show They Have Hurlers After All
Detroit pitchers shoveled confidence into the exhibition season, with Paul Foytack winning his second straight start to run his record to 2-0. The Tigers, once amid the league’s worst ERA woes, now sit a game behind New York as they split results with Kansas City and Baltimore, aided by four complete games in spring work.
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Tigers
Foylack
New York Yankees
Forylack
Pat Eld
Kansas Bay
Heandazo
City Athletics
Milwaukes
Washington
Sena
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Herb Score
Philadelphia
Schedule notes mix of teams and matchups across cities
A fragmented schedule lists games including Loula at San Francisco Mizel, Burnside, Chicago at Los Angeles Millman, Brosnan versus Drysdale, Pittsburgh versus Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Cincinnati Spatin, and Lawrence. Scattered team marks and city names appear, with unclear formatting and several misspellings.
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Loula
Ban Francisco
Mizel
Burnside
Chicago
Bowling Scores Booster League and Wednesday Women’s League Totals
Bowling scores listed for Booster and Wednesday Night Women’s leagues with team names and high scores. Notable high marks include 544 by Smith for Colby Furniture-4 and 614 by Wolgast for Peoples National Bank-1, with multiple 10-30 and 10-30-30 entries across teams.
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Booster League
Copeland-Gauwlt
Easton
Durbin Plumbing
Weineke
Smith
Colby Furniture
Cox
Ottawa
Willford
Safeway
H. Day
Pontiac
Anchor Savings
Byrd
Royal T
Pogue
Moore Chevrolet
L. Jones
Colbern’s
W. Waldo
G. Cordle
Towners
M. Moore
M. Smith
B. Hughes
Kansas State Bank
Myers
B. Shader
Maracaibo Ci
City Pays Fine On Ancient Truck
State Police arrested John R. Hirsch city employee while he drove a 1926 Reo truck owned by Bloomington city. The vehicle lacked license plates not even for 1926. Alvin Keller city finance director paid the $9 fine noting the truck is used at the water and light plant and should not leave that place.
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Bloomington
Ill. i
John R. Hirsch
Alvin Keller
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates Read Similar to 1920s Paper
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in trade area by mail and outside trade area, detailing rates for one month to one year. Included are editors and publisher names, with publication details and frequency noted.
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Mate P
Valdes Wins Dull Fight at State Fair Coliseum
In Syracuse heavyweight Nino Valdes edged Mike DeJohn by two points in a ten round bout. Referee Al Bert gave DeJohn a 5-4-1 verdict while two judges split near even rounds, Valdes earning eight points to DeJohn's six. Gleason plans a potential title bid and rematch talks with Patterson manager Cus D'Amato reportedly deflected a $200,000 bid.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Bobby Gleason
Nino Valdes
Mike DeJohn
Julius Helfand
New York
Floyd Patterson
Gleason
DeJohn
Cus D'Amato
D'Amato
Patterson
DeJohn- Valdes
Valdes
State Fair Coliseum
al Bert
Bill Becht
Bert Grant
Drake Relays Open Friday poised for record spree
Des Moines reports the 49th Drake Relays open Friday with huge expectations. Kansas relay stars may push world marks in discus as Al Oerter and Richard Babka are near the record. Drake aims for multiple university and college records, led by the university sprint medley. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State challenge, while Oklahoma’s 1:48 anchor leg boosts the field.
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Des Moines
Drake
Kansas Relays
Lawrence
Kansas
al Oerter
Richard
Rink) Babka
California
Carter
Oklahoma
Sponsers
Gail Hodgson
Houston
Oklahoma State
Emporia State, Ottawa, Washburn Tie In Triangular Meet
Emporia State dominates with 108 points, sweeping 11 events to win the triangular meet at Emporia. Ottawa takes second with 28 and Washburn third with 27, as the Braves gain second place late via the mile relay and discus.
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Braves
Emporia
Emporia State Hornets
Ottawa
Washburn
Ottawa University
LaVerne Barnes
Sleve Walker
Dave Owen
Bill Hanson
Nick Gangwish
Dick Schwartz
Dale Lanning
Emporia State
Hornets
Trex Ressler
Warner Wirta
Resseler
Wirta
Hornet
Lanning
Suaimary
Ressler
Thompson
Hayes
Huntoria
Dilion
Fayton
McIntire
Filaken
Ermporia
Reasier
Dillon
Oden
Andres
Myer
Bentz
Rodrick
Copp
Fisher
Walker
Imporia
Jayier
Whiteley
Witama
Doah
Franklin
Biss
Hammond
Mporia
Owen
Matheson
Knight
Oter
Pailkington
Cham- Pin
Gangel
Velasquez
Adams
Trwin
Fordham
Miller
Denson
Gardner
Gangwish
Ratte
Pilkington
Biles
Baker Relays Field Seen As Biggest Yet
Nearly 700 athletes from 70 high schools and junior colleges are expected to compete in the Baker Relays this Saturday in Baldwin. Officials say it may be the largest field in 33 years of the event.
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Baldwin
Baker
Duke Snider Hurt Arm In Horseplay At Coliseum
Los Angeles Dodgers star Duke Snider, paid 42500 yearly, injures his elbow while throwing a ball over Memorial Coliseum rim during pregame horseplay with the Chicago Cubs. Manager Walt Alston docks him until he can return, while Don Zimmer remains unpunished as he was not hurt.
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Duke Snider
Los Angeles
Duke 5Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Memorial Coliseum
Snider
Chicago Cubs
Walt Alston
Duke
Don Zimmer
Ting
Alston
Junior Gilliam
Zimmer
Top Golfers Vie In Sixth Tournament of Champions
Las Vegas hosts the sixth annual 40 000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club. Gene Littler and Billy Casper lead a field of 99 top golfers with Littler a three time Las Vegas champion. Ken Venturi is the betting favorite at 6-1, joined by Casper Ford Palmer Mayer and others as open qualifiers from the prior year's PGA-sanctioned events.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Desert Inn Country Club
Gene 1Ittler
San Diegan
Billy Casper
Littler
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Venturi
Casper
Doug Ford
Arnold Palmeer
Dick Mayer
Deeds Listed for Numerous Property Transfers in Local Area
A long list of property deeds records transfers among individuals and organizations. Entries include Neal B Baxter to George Bowman for lots 37-39 in blocks 4143. Robert B Anderson to Irvin FR Malott for Lot 1A, Block 58 in Pomona. Santa Fe Trail Council of Girl Scouts gains deeds from Orville Wiager and Clarence Wm Deal for several lots and sections. Additional transfers cover numerous parcels, including blocks in Pomona, Seymour’s Addition in Rantoul, and other unnamed parcels, reflecting a busy docket of land conveyances and trust transfers.
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Ted H
Hobbs
Roll A
McOmber
Neal B. Baxter
George Bowman
Lota
Fomona
Robert B
Anderson
Irvin FR
Malott
John C
Middlemaga
Glen
Jones
Bey
Dale Bones
Glen H
Bones
North Ottawa Baptist Church
Delbert
Deal
C. W. Coffman
Dale L. Stevenson
Wellaville
Old Showalter
Ethel Elicwalter
Arnett Brown
Orville Wiager
Santa Fe Trail Counseil
Girl Scouts, Inc
Clarence Wm
Santa Be Trail Council of
Girl Scouts
Fred A. Pilot
Santa Fe Trail Council of Girl Scouts, Inc
SEY
Bec
James H. Wendorff
Harry B
Gibson
Orin Te Kirkeandan
John W. Beekman Jr
Tr. Bhy
Nancy Pearl Welch
William D. Griffin
Lote
St. Pomona
Clarence E. Hea
Re. Stevenson
Seymour's
Rantoul
Bula Schwegler
Elizabeth B
M. J. Gentner
Bic
Grate Erickson
Don J. Madison
Edwin Lee Johnson
Robney L. MecClay
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Associated Press
Jack Sanford
Rip Repulski
Phils
Ron Blackburn
Orlando Cepeda
Daryl Spencer
Spencer
Cepeda
Phil Clark
Marv Grissom
By Belle Brownlee
Jaycee
Central States
Chuck Langdon
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Kansas City
Bhaw
Urban
Cleveland
Wilson
Tomanescott
Washington Ward
Fintmox
Baltiners
Roxton-Parpae
Fornleles
Voutordnay
Chisaga
Rboston
Baltimore
Otro
Kanana City
York
By ED Wilks
Paul Foylack
Race
White Sox
Boston
Senators
Him Lemon
Johnny Kucks
Ryne Duren
Bud Byerly
Gil McDougald
Nats
Score
Billy Pierce
Rocky Colavito
Bobby Avila
Pete Runnels
Ted Williams
Jackie Jensen
Frank Malzone
RBI
Chuck Eamon
Tom Brewer
A . F. Big
Marth
Tuttle
M. Bg
Lopez
Kuenn
Power
Katine
Gory
Boone
Hold
Maxw'l
Chil
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Hunter
Hagan
Maas
Foytack
Martyn
Crad'tck
Durer
Mans
Craddock
Duser
Isiasses
E-Hunter
Hegan
Bolling
F. Bolling
M. Bolling
Kuent
Hepan
HR Lopez
B—Foytack
W—Foytack
L. Maas
Balk—Duser
Pr-Chitl U-Rice
Rommel
Stevens
Napp
Glavet
Feleewer
Vouterdagy
Heputia San Francinco
Haolnatt
O. Philadelphis
Pittaburgh
Low Angeles
Ottawa Herald
Bill Fleming
E-State
Bob Knight
Fleming
Marvin Wilson
Dick Maack
Tom Allen
College of Emporia Presbies
Clausie Smith
Big Baker Relays
Homewood
N. Mai
Twilight League
Sunviae Dairy—Olat
Nichols Aeagee
Dee Joner
T Rex Crane Lee
3Gn
T Disque Ort
Ivan Brown
Bmay
Hughes
Dunkin Bere
B. Figgins
McFarland
Wiegins Electrica Dutfield
Kilhion
Weidner ’ Bien
Toe
Lambert
Bartram Tres
Ubt
Boyer Toe G. Motetet
Arreuvep
Sanitone Pay Creanine
Bond's
Cleaners
Phore
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