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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1957

Page

3

Milwaukee's Big Four Give Braves Good Lead

Milwaukee's Big Four Conley Spahn Burdette and Buhl powered the Braves to a 5-1 win over St Louis and opened a 52 game lead in the NL pennant race. Conley, back from arm troubles, lasted seven innings of sparkling ball as Milwaukee extended a seven game streak while other NL fronts faltered.

Milwaukee Braves Conley Spahn Burdette Buhl Lanky Gene Conley Warren Spahn Lew, Burdette Bob. Buhl Big Four

Amarillo Stretchs Win Streak With Doubleheader Sweep

Rampaging Amarillo won its seventh straight by taking both ends of a doubleheader from Sioux City 12-8 and 10-9, moving into second in the Western League behind Lincoln. Topeka outslugged Colorado Springs 16-14 in 10 innings but slipped to third as Amarillo rose. Lincoln led, Topeka and Amarillo trailed by small margins. Des Moines and Albuquerque split doubleheader games, while Seattle and Detroit battled in AL action.

Amarillo Sioux City Ind Lincoln Pueblo Topeka Colorado Springe Wings Albuquerque Des Moines Tolpeka Colorado Springs Fic Preacher Williams St. Louis Mike Krisnich Brooklyn Jim Daniels Cincinnati Philadelphia Seattle Bill Muncey Darrell Robertson Bill Dossey Braves Jead Miss Thriftway New York Yankees Yanks Baltimore Chicago Detroit Boston Muncey Washington Kansas City Cleveland Lake Washington Gale V

US Dominates Wightman Cup Sizing Up British Foes

The United States claimed its 21st straight Wightman Cup victory, led by Althea Gibson who defeated Christine Truman 6-4 6-2, with Dorothy Head Knadé clinching the edge by beating Shirley Bloomer 5-7 6-1 6-2. Ann Haydon upset Darlene Hard, and the doubles team of Louise Brough and Margaret du Pont won 6-4 6-1. Oscar boxing bouts follow on TV with Victo Manuel Quijano making his US debut against Davey Moore in Syracuse, and a rematch Vasquez vs Rosi slated for Louisville.

Sewickley United States Althea Gibson Christine Truman Britain Dorothy Head Knade Forest Hills Knade Shirley Bloomer Ann Haydon Darlene Hard Montebello Calif Louise Brough Beverly Hills Margaret du Pont Wilmington Del Miss Haydon Ann Shilcock Orlando Zulueta Joe Brown Denver St. Nicholas Arena New York Frankie Ippolito Zulucta DuMont Mexico Victor Manuel Quijano Syracuse N. Y Davey Moore Springfield Ohio Quijano Vasquez- Paoli Rosi Louisville NBC Radio-Tv Vasquez Rosi Miami

Pirates win second game as Maze roski lifter in opener

Pittsburgh takes the nightcap 6-2 on 11 hits led by strong a duo Vern Law and Charles Whammy Douglas. Clém Labine and Roger Craig took the losses. In the Polo Grounds, Jack Sanford and Curt Barclay each fired three hit shutouts as Philadelphia beat New York 2-0 and New York won the opener 5-0. The Kansas City and Cleveland game details follow with Power, Smith, and advanced scoring figures.

Pirates Brooklyn Bill Mazeroski Vern Law Charles Whammy Douglas Pittsburgh Clém Labine Roger Craig Jack Sanford Curt Barclay Polo Grounds Sanford Phils Danny O’connel Barclay New York Kansas City Cleveland Power Smithdle Hunter Laviate Zernif Wertzth Skizasrf O Maris Martin Colavita p-Lopez Nixon Held Naragone H. Smith Dimstrice Baleyp Garver Gray Caffie Bihe K—Demacatri Matis RBI Maris Smith Naregen Avila Strickland Westz Bb— Garver Tomanek So—Guare Ver Daley Ho—Daley R&er —Garver Taray Hbp Garver A Smith Balk—Garver W—Garver L—Daley U—Summers Honoghick Flaherty Chulak

Topeka Wins Legion Meet In 12-Inning Title Fight

Topeka captured the Kansas American Legion Baseball Tournament with a 10-4 win over Lawrence in 12 innings. The champs built a 4-3 edge in the ninth before a steal and late defense sealed the victory, backed by pitchers Max Viergever and Jerry Walschmidt who held Lawrence to four hits. Lawrence reached the final after a 13-11 win over Augusta, and Topeka advances to the district 8 regional in Hobart Aug 22-25.

Neodesha Kas Topeka Kansas American Legion Lawrence Dave Lenahan Max Viergever Jerry Walschmidt

Wichita Braves End Slump In Twinbill Rout

Wichita's revived Braves toppled Omaha 3-1 and 8-4 in a doubleheader to extend their American Association lead. Denver Bears moved into a third place tie with St Paul by taking both ends of a twinbill from Indianapolis 6-3 and 4-2. Charleston Senators backed Pete Vosey to a 5-2 win over St Paul as Minneapolis edged Louisville 3-2 in a tight second-place race.

American Assn Denver Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Charleston St. Paul Wichita Omaha Braves Denver Bears Senators Pete Vosey

Mayer Wins World Golf Championship and Considers New Contract

Dick Mayer, 33, of La Jolla California, won the World tournament by one stroke over Sammy Snead and Al Balding to become golf’s richest earner with 66,145. He also led the Open after closing with 70 to tie for 282, then defeated Cary Middlecoff 72 to 79 in a playoff. Mayer now weighs a potential exhibition contract worth up to 50,000 with George Mays promoter, after already securing 50,000 in winnings.

Chicago Dick Mayer Wall Street Mayer la Jolla Calif George 5. May Sammy Snead al Balding Snead Balding Tom O'Shanter Cary Middlecoff Middlecoff

Braves hit four homers as rain halts seventh inning

Earl Hersh tied the game with a sixth inning homer before Carl Etlon Willey earned his 17th win. Omaha's lone run came on Lou Limmer's circuit blast. Ray Shearer and Dick Coe combined for three solo shots for Wichita in the nightcap. Jim King added a two run homer for the Cardinals in the eighth. Tonight’s schedule includes Omaha at Wichita and four other matchups.

Braves Breuth Earl Hersh Carleton Willey Omaha Lou Limmer Wichita Ray Shearer Dick Coe Jim King Denver Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville St. Paul Charleston

Opinions Differ On Man's Height

Big Jim Smith faced a height dispute after the Des Moines draft process. Induction officials listed him at 6 feet 5 inches, making him eligible, so he left work, moved family belongings home, sold his car, and reported to Chicago for a draft physical. A later Army measurement found him 6 feet 6 and 1/2 inches, exceeding the 6-6 limit, so he was not inducted.

Des Moines Big Jim Smith Army Peoria Chicago Draft

Noodles fundraising at St Lucy’s Church bazaar

Racine Wisconsin reports the St Lucy’s Church Confraternity of Christian Doctrine plans a noodles sale to support the parish school fund. Leader Mrs Louis Szond is hailed as “Empress of Noodledom” as 200 noodle packages are prepared for sale at 50 to 75 cents each at the annual bazaar.

Racine, Wis Confraternity of Christian Doctrine of St. Lucy's Church Louis Szond

Ships Of Desert Offered For Sale At About 165

Beersheba Israel traders advertise camels at about 165 dollars. The Arab camel market here offers a good camel for purchase with the price noted in local currency.

Beersheba Israel Suleiman el Huseil

Rescue Boy From Ledge

A six year old boy, Terry Wayne Dunbar, spent 14 hours Friday night trapped on a narrow ledge in Yosemite National Park. The family remains on vacation in the park valley as authorities assist the boy’s rescue and ensure his safety amid the perilous drop below.

Yosemite National Park Calif Terry Wayne Dunbar Terry Park Valley Portland Ore Yosemite Falls Negev Desert

Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery

Science reports a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. In cases recorded, shrinkage and pain relief occurred with Bio-Dyne leading to Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Available at drugstores with money back guarantee.

New York, N

Visiting Britisher Bealles Ambition Ambition Fulfilled in Norfolk

NORFOLK Virginia Jimmy Whyte a sailor from the British carrier Ark Royal realized his wish to ride in an American police car with lights and sirens during a port visit. He traveled with officers S. E. Cherry and E. W. Farr and joined a group including his mother and stepfather for a liberty period before rejoining. Meanwhile a rescues effort saved Terry from a dangerous trail edge after he wandered away during a dawn search. Ranger Dick Pack descended to retrieve him and both were brought to safety. In Independence Kansas Carl Ray Lamar a sailor on leave drowned in the state lake, his body recovered in nine feet of water.

Norfolk Jimmy Whyte Fife Scotland Jimmy S. E. Cherry E. W. Farr Iike Fie Ee Sea Cansea Pack The Terry Independence Kas Carl Ray Lamar Cof Feyville Ming

Dont Tell Lies Parents Advised

ANN ARBOR MIch Dont Tell white lies to children before operations says Dr James L Wilson chairman of pediatrics at University Hospital He urges parents explain the reasons for the hospital visit in simple terms and be clear in their own minds why the operation is necessary before telling the children

Ann Arbor, Mich University of Michigan James L. Wilson University Hospital

Water skier completes 230 mile Missouri River voyage

John Musser a year old railroad switchman from St Joseph Missouri rode his water skis 230 miles from Omaha to Kansas City yesterday. He faced tricky currents and finished in 9 hours 10 minutes with no spills. A towing boat had motor trouble and another struck an object. Last month he skied 29 hours 23 minutes covering 715 miles on Lake of the Ozarks.

Kansas City John Musser St. Joseph Missouri River Omaha Musser Missouri Lake of the Ozarks

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