Conley Shines as Red Sox Top Senators 7 1
Gene Conley, 31, a two sport ace, won his second in three decisions as Boston defeated Washington 7 1. He added a two run homer and limited the Senators to five hits, helping the Red Sox snap Washington’s seven game slide. Cleveland beat Los Angeles, New York edged Chicago, Minnesota stopped Baltimore, and Kansas City defeated Detroit in other games.
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Princeton Triangular Meet Victors At Ottawa University
Princeton High School defeated Rantoul and Richmond High Schools in a Cook Field triangular meet. Princeton led with 76 points to 44 for Rantoul and 36 for Richmond, winning events including mile relay and pole vault. Notable results included Cole of Princeton clearing 9 feet 8 1 2 inches in pole vault and multiple top finishes across sprints, hurdles, relays, and distance races.
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KSU Freshmen Quarterbacks Lead Spring Intra-Squad
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver has named two freshmen to quarterback the intra-squad game finishing spring drills. Doug Dusenbury from Anthony and Ed Danieley from St. Louis will lead the units, beating out Fred Watts and Phil Barger. The game is set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Old Aces Roberts and Labine Cut From Teams
New York AP Robins Roberts 35 and Clem Labine 36 were released by the Yankees and Mets respectively after long careers with the Phillies and Dodgers. Roberts, once baseball's winningest pitcher over six seasons for Philadelphia, said he plans to keep pitching. Labine, a key Mets reliever, declined comment.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The scoreboard lists standings for Cleveland, Baltimore, New York, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, Minnesota, and Washington with win loss percentages and games back. Wednesday results show New York defeating Chicago and Kansas City, Detroit, Boston over Washington, and Minnesota beating Baltimore. Friday schedule includes five matchups across leagues.
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National League Standings and Evening Games
National League standings show Pittsburgh 11 2 .846 and St Louis 7 3 .700 leading a tight race with San Francisco 10 5 .667 and Los Angeles 9 6 .600. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at St Louis with several night matchups and a curfew tied 17 innings.
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Ottawa B team wins all events in track meet
John Mack led Ottawa High School B squad to 16 event wins over Ola with three firsts. Mack won 220 and 440 dashes and broad jump while Steve Queen claimed high and low hurdles. Ottawa swept the meet 139 to 24 and finished season with two losses and a win.
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Big Field Set for Baker Relays in Baldwin Kansas
More than 350 athletes have registered for the Baker Relays set for Saturday in Baldwin. The entry list includes 6 junior colleges 7 Class A high schools 10 Class A schools and 10 Class B schools.
Tips For Hooking And Slicing In Golf Dogleg Play
A vintage golf instruction piece explains how to intentionally hook and fade the ball using stance, ball position, and club select. It advises on using a 2 iron for shaping shots, keeping wrists rolled for hooks, and adjusting grip to recover from wayward shots, with a light jab about golf insurance.
Larsen Saves Day For Giants In 8-3 Win Over Pirates
Larsen, back with the Giants, enters in the sixth and fans the side while yielding one run across the rest of the game in San Francisco’s 8-3 victory over Pittsburgh. The night also features Cubs over Dodgers 9-6, plus Milwaukees 7-2 win, Cincinnati over the Mets 7-1, and a 5-5 17-inning tie between St. Louis and Houston.
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A's Win Struggle At Detroit
Kansas City defeated Detroit 9 8 in Detroit as the A's kept pace in the AL race. KC led 6 0 and 9 4 before Detroit staged a four run eighth inning rally. Jerry Walker earned his third win with relief help from McDevitt Segui and Grim. Rookie Doug Gallagher took the loss after a 35 man battle with 14 KC and 21 Detroit players.
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Ottawa Bowl Scores From N Main 418 Percent
Local bowling report lists scores from OTTAWA event on N Main Street. Scorers posted results across divisions with high marks by several bowlers and standings updated for league play.
Ottawa Jaycees sponsor Little League signup dates
Ottawa youngsters may sign up for the Jaycee sponsored Little League Baseball May 5 and 12 at the youth center. Larry Walburn says the first practice for 10 to 12 year olds could be May 19 with the opening game around June 11. Those signing by the 12th return to last season’s teams. others will be drafted after the first practice. A season ending tournament is planned.
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