Bigger And Better Things To Come
Ottawa Legion coach Pete Cearfoss reflects on a 17-11 season as district third place and seeks continued improvement. The team returns 12 of 17 players with strong pitching led by Sheldon Wadkins and Shisler, and plans two 18 player Legion squads next summer aided by Babe Ruth league influx. Cearfoss cites good sponsorship and parental support as key to future success and notes the hard luck of close tournament losses and missed state berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
American Legion
Pete Dearfoss
Ottawa Legion
Cearfoss
Ottawa
Legion
Lawrence
Olathe
Tom Drake
Doug Underwood
Frank Horn
Don Stevens
Bob Taul
Bill Stauffer
Skip Nesbit
Steve Grogan
Jeff Sheldon
Gary Wadkins
Terry Shisler
Shisler
Sheldon
Dick Welch
Rick O’neil
Mike Hearne
Mary Morrisey
Steve Kloster
Rick Mallicoat
Welch
Harvey
Jackie Drake
Veeck Fights for Fall Racing at Suffolk Downs
Bill Veeck vows to pursue all legal steps after the Massachusetts Racing Commission denied Suffolk Downs extra fall racing days. Atty. Gen. Quinn ruled the switch legality requires an amendment, citing 90 total racing days with Suffolk earlier using 66 days and Berkshire Downs 66. Veeck cites $1.7 million in lost revenue and questions state finances while criticizing local politicians.
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Veeck
Fall Racing State
Downs
Boston (Ap
Bill Veeck
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
Robert H. Quinn
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Bershire Downs
Boston
Quinn
Racing Commission
West
Chicago
Harris and Rantoul Win Openers at Princeton Invite
Harris defeated Osawatomie Nazarene 10 3 and Rantoul beat Princeton 20 3 to lead opening night of the Princeton Invitational Softball Tournament. Tonight Waverly vs Garnett at 7 and Williamsburg vs Princeton II at 9 set two more first round games. Semifinals Thursday and finals Friday.
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Harris
Rantoul
Princeton
Osawatomie Nazarene
Waverly
Garnett
Williamsburg
Princeton II
Beckett Powers Cubs Past Astros in 9-3 Win
Glenn Beckett of the Cubs collected three singles and two doubles in six at bats, driving in two runs as Chicago defeated Houston 9-3. Steve Hargan limited Baltimore to four hits for a 2-0 Indians win, posting the first shutout of Orioles since May 6.
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Associated Press
Glenn Beckett
Cubs
Chicago
Houston
Steve Hargan
Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
World Champion Jets Facing Internal Strife and Preseason Tests
Jets struggle after a 2-24 win over the College All-Stars as cornerback Sample clashes with Otto Graham. Namath faces FBI shadowing rumors amid True Magazine interview. Ewbank plans Namath for half the next game while Weeb Ewbank evaluates defensive rotations. Giants' Tarkenton aims to play after arm injury, Bears rely on Gayle Sayers as they prep for Miami. Cowboys confirm Jethro Pugh sidelined by ulcer issue before LA Rams opener.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
New York Jets
College All-Stars
Collegians
Otto Graham
Jets
Pete Rozelle
Cardinals
St. Louis
Joe Namath
Sample
Graham
Weeb Endbank
Ewbank
Cornell Gordon
Cecil Leonard
Rozelle
Mark Duncan
New York
Duncan
Namath
FBI
Buffalo Bills
Denver Broncos
Florida
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Fran Tarkenton
Packers
Green Bay
Gayle Sayers
Bears
Washington
Sayers
Dolphins
Miami
Dallas Cowboys
Jethro Pugh
Los Angeles Rams
Pugh
League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
The top AL players led in batting with Carew Minnesota 366 and Blair Baltimore 187 hits, plus R Jackson Oakland 41 homers and Harper Seattle 49 stolen bases. Pitching leaders include McNally Baltimore 15-1 938, Palmer Baltimore 9-2 818, and Lolich Detroit 173 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carew
Minnesota
R. Smith
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Killebrew
Powell
Oliva
F. Howard
Washington
Harper
Seattle
Campaneris
McNally
Palmer
Lolich
Detroit
McDowell
Cleveland
AFL defenses come of age says KC safety Robinson
Liberty Missouri AP veteran safety Johnny Robinson from LSU and former Chiefs player argues AFL defenses now rival NFL, noting stronger defensive lines and depth as offenses improved. He recalls the league’s defensive shift during AFL formation and highlights drafting more defensive backs.
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Liberty
New York Jets
Johnny Robinson
AFL
Louisiana State
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Texans
National Football League
NFL
Robinson
Chiefs
National League Batting Leaders and Key Stats
The text lists NL batting leaders among players with 300 at bats, led by Clemente Pittsburgh and M Alou with averages around .347 to .348. It notes runs by Kessinger and Bonds, RBIs led by Santo and McCovey, and hits led by Alou and Kessinger. It also shows doubles for Kessinger and Alou, plus home runs by McCovey and May.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
M. Alou
C. Jones
New York
Kessinger
Chicago
Bonds
San Francisco
Santo
McCovey
L. May
Cincinnati
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Pete Cearfoss
East Boston
State Racing Commission
Service For
David Brown
AUB
Harry Smith
John Malone
True Magazine
Dick Schaap
Cardinal
THE
Coronado
KC Safety
Kramer
S. Main
Butler
Ottawa Lumber Co
Jim McCrea
Bob McCrea
Ottawa, Kansas