Stevens, Honn Spark Ottawa To 2-0 Victory
Ottawa B team pitcher Stevens and batter Honn powered a 2-0 win over Lawrence at Ore Lis Cox Field to even the District II B team playoff series. Stevens threw a complete game with five strikeouts, while Honn drove in both runs with a clutch double and an insurance run. The decisive game will start at 8 tonight with the winner advancing to the state tournament at Chanute on Aug 11.
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College All Stars vow hard night with Packers
Chicago AP report says Coach John Sauer asserts his College All-Stars have the best available talent and will slug it out with the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. Bubba Smith, a 290 pound All-American, leads a gifted rookie-laden squad after a 23-6 loss to the Bears in scrimmage, with Cadile noting Smith's improving moves.
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AP League Leaders Baseball Summary
American League batting leader F Robertson Balt33 among leaders with .383. Kaline Det 2322 at bats. Runs McAuliffe Det 68 and Killebrew Minn 67. RBIs Yastrzemski Bos 78 and Killebrew Minn 75. Hits Yastrzemski Bos 116 and Tovar Minn 115. Doubles Tovar Minn 24 Campaneris KC 22. Triples Monday KC 6. Home runs Killebrew Minn 32 F Howard Wash 28. Stolen bases Campaneris KC 38 Agee Chi 23. Pitching 9 decisions Horelen Chic 133 .813 Lonborg Bos 154 789. Strikeouts Lonborg Bos 155 McDowell Cle 154.
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Junior League All Stars Named in Ottawa
The Ottawa Junior League announces its All-star teams for American and National divisions and an end of season tilt at Orlis Cox Field. At 8:30 p.m. Thursday the division winners Cardinals and Yankees meet after the All Star game.
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City Scores and Standings From Local Softball League
A dense table shows team totals and individual stats across a long day of play. Cardinals and Dodgers lead their divisions with top pitchers Beets and Dixon posting strong line scores. Individual names appear alongside runs, hits, and errors reflecting a busy league schedule.
Senior Stars Meet Ottawa All Stars At Pomona Ballpark
All stars from Pomona Quenemo and Melvern representing Indians Hideaway youth center face Ottawa league team at 7 30 tonight in Pomona ballpark. An ice cream social accompanies the game to raise funds for a youth center record player.
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White Sox Gain Ground in BBC Era Shift After Boyer Colavito Boosts Win
In Chicago the White Sox rout Cleveland 11 5 after Boyer and Colavito convert trades into production. Boyer, since joining from the Mets, hits .452 with four RBI while Colavito chips in three singles, three runs, and an RBI. Elsewhere in the AL, Boston falls to Kansas City before beating the A’s. Minnesota, Detroit, and New York post wins.
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Major Stars Led By Boyer In Eight Insightful Plays
Ken Boyer of the White Sox laced four hits and scored twice as Chicago defeated Cleveland by 11.5 runs. Jim Maloney of the Reds tossed a 2-0 shutout of Atlanta, permitting three hits and fanning eight.
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