Wellsville shuts out Budge's in sub-district softball upset
Dwight Wingert pitched a near perfect game as Wellsville defeated Budge's Hardware 8 0, with Keith Chanay delivering a 3-run homer. Baldwin-CoOp crushed Scranton 19 7, while other games set up losers brackets at the park.
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Mever
Dwight Wingert
Baldwin Co-Op
Scranton
Wellsville
Budge's
Larry Webker
Keith Chanay
Baldwin
Ernest Butell
Billy Nindell
Iola St. John’s
Burlingame
Budge’s
Gilmore Skelly Service
Phillips
Westville
Osage City
Runsell
Whets'ne
Wright
R. Red
Wingert
Webker
Chanay
Budge
Wellsvilla
Flora
Bodine
C.taul
Marlin
Icenogle
Bogren
Tindell
Robinson
Smith
Lehman
Allen
Wyle
Ese
Butell
Sunday Game for Legion in Second District clash
After a week off Ottawa's Junior Legion baseball team returns Sunday at 2 p m to face Humboldt in a Second District league game. Humboldt eliminated Ottawa from the district tournament at Paola last Sunday. Ottawa has not named its starting pitcher.
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Ottawa
Junior Legion
Humboldt
Paola
Scotch Foursome At Country Club
A Scotch foursome will be played Sunday afternoon at Ottawa Country Club with men and women golfers in groups of four. Play starts at 2 oclock. Yesterday thirty three men enjoyed the weekly golf dinner match, the best weather since early in the season. Several players scored over ten points with the winning team totaling 67 points. other teams had 53 and 44.
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Ottawa Country Club
Cardinals blank Giants as Poholsky stars in 3-0 win
St Louis pitcher Poholsky allowed four hits and one walk over 88 pitches, issuing no more than 28 balls, to pace a 3-0 St Louis victory over the New York Giants. Musial, Hemus, and Moon produced the decisive runs as a pair of first-inning hits and a sixth-inning sequence built the offense. In Baltimore, Ed Lopat’s Orioles shut down Kansas City 8-1, with Bob Hale delivering a two-run first-inning hit and Joe Astroth homering for the Athletics.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Pholsky
Redbirds
New York Giants
Poholsky
Giants
Cardinal
New York
Sally Hemus
Stan Musial
Wally Moon
Musial
Bill Virdon
Moon
Ray Katt
Baltimore
Athletics
Ed Lopat
Orioles
Kansas City
Bob Hale
Joe Astroth
Lopat
Vic Power
Douglas Girls Enter Class B Sub-District Tournament
The Douglas Brothers girls' softball team advances in Class B sub-district play tonight at Big Springs. The local girls open the twin bill at 7 30 p m, with Big Springs located about 15 miles northwest of Lawrence.
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Douglas Brothers
Big Springs
Lawrence
Big Rodeo Crowd Opens Phillipsburg Show
Phillipsburg Kansas saw one of its largest opening day crowds as the rodeo began yesterday. The event runs through Sunday and marks the 24th year of the Phillipsburg rodeo.
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Phillipsburg
Kas
Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Highlights
The American League standings show Chicago leading with 63 wins and Cleveland close behind at 64. New York 63, Boston 62, Detroit 57, Kansas City 44. National League lists Brooklyn 74, Milwaukee 58, New York 57, Philadelphia 54, Chicago 53, St Louis 46, Cincinnati 50, Pittsburgh 40. Friday night games feature Cleveland at Washington, Chicago at Baltimore, Detroit at New York, Kansas City at Boston. Thursday results include Cleveland 6 New York 7 and Boston 7 Chicago 3.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Maglie
Stone
Byrd
Wilson
Bunning
Larsen
Raschi
Sullivan
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louis
Pittsburgh
Hearn
Black
Podres
Hacker
Milwaukee—Hall
Spahn
St. Louis
Dickson
Simmons
Arroyo
Four Games In State Tourney
In the second round of the State American Legion Junior baseball tournament four games were played. Salina beat Lawrence 7-2, Wichita Stevens defeated Great Bend 4-3, Topeka beat Emporia 4-2, and Hutchinson upset Parsons 10-5. Losers’ bracket afternoon games pitted Lawrence against Great Bend and Emporia against Parsons. Winners’ bracket tonight feature Salina versus Wichita Stevens and Hutchinson versus Topeka.
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Hutchinson
American Legion
Salina
Lawrence
Wichita Stevens
Great Bend
Torpeka
Emporia
Parsons
Topeka
AR-PAN-EX Claims Quick Relief for Arthritis Pains
An advertisement touts AR-PAN-EX as a “wonder-tablet” that quickly eases arthritis rheumatism neuritis or lumbago with a money back guarantee. It asserts thousands found relief from stiff aching muscles and sore joints, urging those who have tried everything to use this modern pain relief miracle.
Al Lopez Confident Indians Aim For 98 Wins
NEW YORK Indians manager Al Lopez says reaching 98 victories would likely clinch the pennant for Cleveland, with the Tribe two games back of leaders Chicago after a 6-3 win over the Yankees. He notes a fair chance at 95 wins too, as Cleveland pursues a strong late-season pace. The piece also includes unrelated notes about Bethel W. S. C. S. meeting and local residents’ activities.
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New York
al Lopez
Big Indians
Tribe
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Visites and family gatherings in Ottawa area
Bethel and Centennial Ben Hoffman and his brother C. E. Hoffman of near Ottawa went to Verdon Neb to visit their sister and her husband Homer Watkins. Mr and Mrs Ben Baker and Arlyss were in Topeka last Wednesday. Otto Garber and Nettie Smith of Lawrence visited the Joneses Saturday. Creed Baker of Kansas City called at the Baker home Saturday afternoon. Clarence and Ernest Albright and Mary and Martha attended the Starlight Theater in Kansas City Friday. Andrew Pelkey and Elinore Baker of Topeka were Sunday dinner guests at the Baker home. Mrs Jack Ledom and Ottawa guests spent last week with the Hoffmans. A C Rodgers entertained Francis Rodgers and Willis of Kansas City.
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Bethel W. S. C. S
Don Forth
Charles Simmons
G. C. Clark
Homer Crawford
Alvin Stahel
Lee Bonar
Wayne Owens
Charles Jones
Ben Hoffman
Marvin, Forth
Cecil McArdle
Clarence Albright
Albert Turner
Ted Eubanks
Harley Lyon
Lou Featherston
Ben Baker
Nancy
Clara Lu Owens
Waneta Turner
Nancy Fishburn
Arlyss Baker
Alfred Schmitt
C. E. Hoffman
Ottawa
Verdon
Nebr
Homer Watkins
Arlyss
Topeka
Otto Garber
Nettie Smith
Lawrence
Creed Baker
Kansas City
Ernest Albright
Mary
Martha
Starlight Theater
Andrew Pelkey
Elinore Baker
Jack Ledom
Ben Hoffmans
A. C. Rodgers
Francis Rodgers
Willis
Governor’s Highway Safety Conference Set for Oct 10
Gov. Fred Hall announced October 10 as the date for the annual Governor's Highway Safety Conference in Topeka. State traffic and safety director Claud R. McCamment will arrange an August 15 planning meeting for the conference.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Claud R. McCamment
Adams to study plant site in southeastern Kansas
Washington Sherman Adams assistant to the president told Senator Carlson that he would look into obtaining approval for locating an Air Force manufacturing plant in southeastern Kansas. The two men conferred yesterday and Carlson said there is nothing else to report now. Carlson leaves for home in Concordia and plans to visit President Hisenra in Denver during the president's vacation there.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Sen. Carlson
Alias
Air Force
Kansas
Carlson
Concordia
Hisen*-a-rae
Denver
Searle Freed as Denver Radio Station Executive Chief
DENVER U Don Searle was released as executive vice president and general manager of KOA and KOA-TV. William Grant Jr. of Metropolitan Television Co. cited policy differences. Searle owns radio stations at Colby Kansas Grand Island Nebraska and Des Moines. He was formerly West Coast vice president for American Broadcasting Co.
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Denver U
Don Searle
Denver
KOA
Koa-Tv
William Grant Jr
The
Metropolitan Television Co
Searle
Colby
Kas
Grand Island
Neb
Des Moines
American Broadcasting Co
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Mann
al Lopez Confident
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Centennial
ilZer Pianos
Saunders
Cliff
Gibson's Standard Service
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T-I-P-S
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By Gilmore
Skelly Service
Ec Elselsia
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund
D.D
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, D.D
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Olin G. Wollen, D
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Rodney McClay
Chiropractors
Hugh Campbell
Fund ET
Paul S. Hughes
S. M. Brockway
Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
K. Eitner, C.S
Christian Science
State Bank of Ottawa Bldg
D. L. Young
V. S. Crottis Insurance
R. O. Caproy
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Frank A. Trump
Pho
Louis N. Speer
General Medicine and Surgery
James E. Wallen
Obstetrics and General Medicine
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen
Victor Ce. Lofgreen
R. S. Roberts
David G. Laury, M
Joe W. Selby
W. I. Conger
Don Collins
Insemination Tech
Colon
Briscoe
H. N. Flora
Osteopathic
Zeliner
Harold Peffly
D.V.M
Office and Res
R. A. Bruce
Mann-Bell Drug Store
John F. Hudelson
Pomona
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