Shuffling In Team Standings At Ottawa Bowling Meet
In the Ottawa Men's Bowling Association tournament at Royal Lanes new teams rose to second through fifth: Princeton Merchants led by Melvin Stockard with 510. Knights of Columbus No 2 took third with 3012. Bienie's Garage fourth at 2992. Colby's fifth with 2949. Todd's Mobile Homes faded to near bottom despite Bill Wenthe’s 584. The event continues tonight with ten teams at 6 30 and more rounds slated for singles and doubles later.
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Lumbus
Bienie’s Garage
Dutch Wieneke
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D. Killion
Colby
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Hensick Grocery
Fore‘Most Dairy
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Cheney's Markets
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Litwin's
Pepy-Cola
Dutch Boy Paints
Briscoe Drugs
Conrad's Painters
Colbern’s
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Peace Food Center
Edmiston’s
Pepsi Cola
Ottawa Bowl
Ottawa Insulation
John Wassmer
Bob Caulfield
L. Akers
Carl Terry
Associated Press
Missouri
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
San Francisco
Kansas City
Baltimore
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Simmons
St. Louis
Dick Groat
Bill White
George Altman
Orlando Pena
A’s
Orioles
Pena
Oriole
Mike McCormick
Stu Miller
Ed Charles
Wayne Causey
Gino Cimoli
Norm Siebern
Palmer Heads Texas Open Field
Arnold Palmer enters the Texas Open at Oak Hills in San Antonio amid high expectations. He shot 65 to tie Johnny Pott for low pro score, amid a strong field of 161 players vying for $4,300 first prize as Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus sit out. Bob Charles, Doug Sanders, Don January, Jack Burke, and Dan Sikes are among Palmer’s top threats.
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Tex
Arnold Palmer
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Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Oak Hills Country Club
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Houston
Doug Sanders
Don January
Jack Burke
Dan Sikes
US Swimmers Aid Pan Am Gold Rush at Sao Paulo Games
United States athletes piled up nineteen gold medals in the first five days of the Pan American Games in Sao Paulo Brazil with swimming set to add four more. Americans dominated the podium with nine golds in diving wrestling shooting weightlifting and team events while tennis players Darlene Hard and Carole Caldwell both fell in singles semifinals. Barbara Willon McAlister won the 3-meter springboard diving title as part of a strong U S showing entering the final rounds.
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America
Uncle Sam
U.S
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Long Beach
Calif
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Yolanda Ramirez
Mexico
Miss Hard
Maria Bueno
Miss Caldwell
Barbara Willon McAlister
Phoenix
Bru
Missouri Secures 6 Foot 8 Star George Moore
Georgia? No. Missouri signs 6 foot 8 inch forward George Moore from Granite City Ul to enroll next fall. He averaged 22.6 points per game his senior year and shot about 60 percent from the field. Coach Bob Vanatta praised his scoring ability from inside and outside.
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George Moore
Granite City
University of Missouri
Bob Vanatta
Mizzou
Moore
Vanaita
Best In Army Doubles Lead At Midway In Indianapolis
Ft. Riley Kansas bowlers Charles Eddy and Stan Duch posted 1,223 for three games to take the doubles lead at the halfway point of the six game 5th Army Bowling Tournament in Indianapolis.
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Ft. Riley
Kan
Charles Eddy
Stan Duch
Ottawa Netters Fail To Score At Emporia State
Ottawa University tennis players were swept 9-0 by Emporia State Teachers College at Emporia. Singles: Slaskey lost 6-3 6-3, Holstrom 3-6 7-5 6-0, Edwards 6-1 6-3, Ellsworth 6-1 7-9 6-2, Hammond 6-1 6-1, Jones 10-8 6-4. Doubles: Slasken Ellsworth 6-1 6-3, Holstrom Edwards 6-4 6-3 6-4, Hammond Jones 6-4 3-6 6-2.
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Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia
Slaskey
Ottawa
Coker
E-State
Holstrom
Ev Jans
Edwards
Beans
Ellsworth
Bridges
Hammond
Bristol
Jones
Reed
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Holstrom and
Bean
Evans
Hammond and
Baseball Scoreboard Results and Friday Games
The Associated Press reports results from Wednesday including Chicago 6 over New York 4 in 12 innings, Detroit 4 over Los Angeles 3 in 15 innings, Kansas City 5 over Baltimore 0, Minnesota 6 over Washington 4, and Cleveland 2 over Boston 0. Friday schedules feature Kansas City at Washington, Minnesota at Detroit, Los Angeles at Baltimore, and New York at Chicago among others.
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Baltimore
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St. Louis
San Francisco
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
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Baltimore No
Cleveland Y
National
Oe Pet
G.B. St. Louis Jones
Milwaukee Wee
Ottawa Golf Team Edged by Baker in Dual Meet
Ottawa University's golf squad lost to Baker 15 to 6 at the Country Club links. Individual scores show Baker's Al Krueger with 77 and Ottawa's Don Bohling 80 after three putting five greens. Matches list Baker players first with Herron 82, Bohling 80, Krueger 77, Thummel 97, Swanson 91, Moore 88, Bassel 94, Utterback 85, Jones 91, Duni 91, Hayes 99, Mercer 109, Leidolt 84, Caramagno 116.
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al Krueger
Ottawa
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Herron
Bohling
Krueger
Thummel
Swanson
Moore
Bassel
Utterback
Jones
Duni
Hayes
Mercer
Leidolt
Caramagno
Audit Finds One Cash Shortages At City Parking Lot
AP report from Wichita Kansas details routine audit of 13 sites handling municipal cash. Books balanced at 12 sites but one location a change making machine was 90 cents short. The shortcoming occurred at a city parking lot.
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Wichita, Kan
George Countant
Ben Witherspoon
Celtics win fifth straight NBA title over Lakers
Boston clinched its fifth consecutive NBA championship by defeating Los Angeles 112 109 in Game 6. Tom Heinsohn starred with a late crucial steal and layup, as Red Auerbach praised his veteran squad and Russell’s impact. The Herald notes readers can earn $5 for tips.
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Boston Celtics
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NBA
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Tom Heinsohn
Jerry West
Rudy LaRusso
Red Auersbach
Boston
Fred Schaus
Heinsohn
Auerbach
Bill Russell
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