Klines Fine For Detroit
Detroit's Ron ni e Kline delivered a rare complete game as he blanked Boston 5 0 to spark a Tigers rally in the pennant chase. The right hander improved to 4 7 with his first complete game in 28 starts since May last year while Rocky Colavito homered for two runs in the first inning.
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Ronnie Kline
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Los Angeles Angels
Pirates
Tigers
Angels
Kline
Boston
Lane to White Sox amid front office shakeup
ST. LOUIS AP reports Kansas City Athletics general manager Frank Lane will switch to the Chicago White Sox next season. The Globe-Democrat cites rumors of a White Sox front office shakeup and says Hank Greenberg may resign, clearing Lane’s path. Lane reportedly unhappy with Athletics owner Charles Finley.
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ST. Louis
Frank Lane
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sox
Cincinnati
Jack Herman
Globe-Democrat
Hank Greenberg
Chicago
Lane
Greenberg
Arthur G. Allyn
White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Charles Finley
Athletics
Finley
A’s
Dallas
Hays Surges to Eliminate Aurora in Legion Tourney
Hays Kansas broke open a 1-2 game with six runs in the seventh inning to defeat Aurora Colorado 7 to 2 in Sheridan. Gale Scanlon drew a walk, Bob Swift and Scanlon scored on a Dreiling double, Dreiling scored on an error, Marvin Miller walked, and Don Murphy hit a three run homer to seal the win.
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Aurora Hays
Colorado
Kansas
Budaly
Donnelly
Sussman
Scanlon
Swift
Giants
Willie McCovey
Don Drysdale
Reds
Los Angeles
Bob Gibson
Gordy Coleman
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynch
Johnson
Record chase at Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia
Aims to set a clay target mark as the 62nd Grand American Trapshoot enters its second round in Vandalia Ohio AP reports. Vice Reinders a 64 year old Wisconsin Milwaukee chemistry professor, nears firing 99 950 targets since 1934 with over 98 percent accuracy. He would become the first to reach 100 000 targets with under two misses per 100.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Vice Reinders
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Reinders
Mexico Favored In Cup Matches
Mexico's doubles duo Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox enter the Davis Cup American Zone as slight favorites against the United States pair Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston. Team captain Francisco Contreras says his players have the edge but nerves in this Davis Cup test pose risk. The teams are tied 1-1, so the final singles on Sunday will decide the championship.
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Cleveland
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
United States
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Francisco
Pancho) Contreras
Antonio
Contreras
Palafox
Osuna
McKinley
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Mario Llamas
Women's Golf Pairings Announced for Ottawa Tuesday
The Ottawa Women's Golfing Association released pairings for Tuesday play featuring BR Lyman with J Wassmer, H Kramer with Crawford, P Youn with Fletcher, M Sheldon with S Reiter, CD Elder with G Reiter, A Shade with G Netherland, Peters with Kelsey, Hyson with Clogston, Deputy with Foulks, Spee with M Henning, and Gleason. Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CW 2 3025 or CH 2 2906.
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Ottawa “Women's Golfing Association
BR. Lyman
J.wassmer
H. Kramer
Crawford
P. Youn
Fletcher
M. Sheldon
S. Reiter
CD. Elder
G. Reiter
A. Shade
G Netherland
Peters
Kelsey
Hyson
Clogston
Foulks
Spee M. Henning
Gleason
Plan Softball Doubleheader At Forest Park
The Otawa Andrews-Phillips 66 softball team will meet the Fort Leavenworth Knights in a double header starting at 8 pan Tuesday at Forest Park. Both teams were eliminated in the district tournament quarter finals.
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Otawa Andrews-Phillips 66
Fort Leavenworth Knights
Forest Park
Lawrence
Rain and Cloudiness Boost Angler Fishing Report
PRATT AP Rivers and streams show general improvement in Kansas over the past week per the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Lake and reservoir fishing also improved with cool rains and cloudy skies. The report lists lake conditions and fish species at numerous state and county lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and strip pits, noting fair to good habitats for bass, crappie, channels, flatheads, bullheads, bluegill, drum, carp, and white bass across locations such as Atchison, Brown, Marion, Leavenworth, Herington, Kahola, Council Grove, Saheba, Pottawatomie, Nemaha, Upper Neosho, Kaw River, Fall River Reservoir, Toronto Reservoir, Montgomery, Wilson, Lake Bluestem, Lake El Dorado, Cussley County, Southeast Kansas strip pits, Spring River, and Lower Neosho River.
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Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Atchison County
Brown County
Mission Lake
Marais Des Cygnes
Refuge Lakes
Marion County
Leavenworth County
Herington City
Lake Kahola
Council Grove City
Saheba City
Houston City
Pottawatomie County
Nemaha County
Neosho
Kaw
Fall River
Toronto
Montgomery County
Wilson County
Butler County
Bluestem
Lake el Dorado
Cussley County
Spring River
Indians Halt Yanks as Grant Diminishes Record Chase
Jim Grant quieted Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle in Cleveland's Municipal Stadium, earning a 5-1 win for the Indians. Grant (12-6) struck out nine, walked one, and held the Yankees to three hits while Maris and Mantle were each retired twice. Mantle and Maris were both stymied by Grant's mix of fastballs and slower stuff as the crowd of 37,840 roared approval for the right-hander. Maris credited Grant as the best he had seen, while Mantle noted Grant is tough to hit and kept silent on his own at-bats.
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Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
M- Men
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Los Angels
Minnesota
Kline
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Bill Monbouquette
Grant
Elston Howard
New York
Mudcat
Indians
Jim Coates
Bubba Phillips
Maris
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Babe
Municipal Stadium
Jim Grant
Yankee
Mickey
Roger
Double - Express
Ruth
Lew Burdette
Phils
Don Demeter
Braves
Hank Aaron
Jim Owens
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia A’s
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Tom Sturdivant
Par Stranger At Indian Spring Par Stranger At Indian Spring
Silver Springs Maryland AP traveling golf pros face a stranger par at Indian Spring Country Club opening. In the third round four of 135 players remain from Thursday's field. Billy Casper leads with 137 after 71 Friday. Billy Maxwell of Dallas sits one stroke back with 69 for both rounds.
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Silver Springs
Indian Spring Country Club
Billy Casper
Indian Spring
Casper
Billy Maxvvell
Dallas
Dodgers Slump Deepens as Giants Stop Skid in San Francisco
The Dodgers suffered a 24 10 inning defeat at San Francisco dropping two games behind Cincinnati after a five game slide. Cepeda’s leadoff homer in the 10th capped a 6-3 win for the Giants while Los Angeles had just one extra-base hit in their slump. Ken Johnson and Lew Burdette delivered strong starts for the Reds and Braves, respectively, as St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Chicago fatefully trended in other NL updates.
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Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Reds
St. Louis
Ken Johnson
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Phils
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Billy Lees
Billy O'Dell
Stu Miller
Ron Fairly
John Roseboro
Philadephia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cardinals Lose Crow And Game
The St. Louis Cardinals face a rough stretch after running back John David Crow fractured his left ankle in a 31-10 exhibition loss to Green Bay. Crow, who rushed 1,071 yards last season, will miss at least six weeks, while quarterback Sam Etcheverry suffers shoulder soreness and limited throwing ability.
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St. Louis Cardinals
John David Crow
Sam Etcheverry
Crow
Green Bay
Packers
Etcheverry
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dove Hunting Dates and Limits Announced
County Clerk Bruce Spears announces dove hunting dates and limits. Mourning doves run Sept 1 to Oct 30 with a daily bag limit of 15 and possession 30. Rails season Sept 1 to Oct 20 with rail limits 25 for Soro rails and 15 daily for other rails. Woodcock Oct 1 to Nov 9 with 4 daily and 8 possession. Wilson’s snipe Sept 15 to Oct 14 with 8 daily and 8 possession. Sun hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Bruce Spears
Minor Scores From Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
The Associated Press reports several minor league scores across Pacific Coast, International, and American Association. Seattle edged Salt Lake City 5-4, Tacoma won 4-2 at Portland, Hawaii defeated Vancouver 5-2, Spokane beat San Diego 7-1. In International League Jersey City tied Buffalo 2-2, Rochester downed Richmond 3-3, Columbus won 7-3, Syracuse lost 3-3, Toronto beat Charleston 5-0. In American Association Louisville and Houston both posted 4-4 results, Indianapolis 6-4 over Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver at Omaha postponed.
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Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Portland
Hawaii
Vancouver
Spokane
San Diego
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Charleston
American Association
Louisville & Houston
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Omaha
Baseball Schedule and Friday Results
Friday results include Cleveland 5 New York 1 and Detroit 5 Boston 6 with Kansas City 3 Chicago 1 and Los Angeles 5 Minnesota 2. Later games show Baltimore Washington New York Cleveland Boston Detroit Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Los Angeles. Sundays feature two wins and several matchups including Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 in 11 innings and Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 1.
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New York
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
American League L . Pet
Cone
Kennedy OKs grain for wildlife feeding program
President Kennedy signed legislation allowing states to draw surplus grain from the Commodity Credit Corporation to feed game birds and other wildlife.
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Kennedy
Commodity Credit Corporation
Rain Halts Non-Pro Action in Wichita Opening Night
Wichita's opening night in the National Non-Pro Baseball Tourney was halted in the fourth inning as rain suspended action. The schedule resumes today after a Jefferson City vs Wichita game. Ogallala's Dave Benedict pitched a no hitter against Denver, with Ed Staab's seventh inning two-run homer sealing a 7-0 win. The double elimination tournament features 32 teams through Labor Day weekend, with a slate of games in the evening.
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Wichita
Jefferson City
Dave Benedict
Omaha
American Association
Ogallala
Neb
Denver
Benedict
Ed Staab
Princess of the Links Wins National Junior Girls Final
Seattle AP Mary Lowell a 17 year old Hayward California high school senior defeated Marga ret Martin of St Clairsville Ohio 1 up in the 18 hole finals of the National Junior Girls tournament. Martin will enroll at Texas A&M University this fall and will also play in the USGA women's event starting Monday in Tacoma Washington.
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Mary Lowell
Tacoma
Wash
Mary
Hayward
Calif
Margaret
Maggie) Martin
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Miss Martin
Texatiw University
USGA
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