Ottawa Stars Fall 5-1 in Little League Tourney Opener
Ottawa Stars dropped a 5-1 opening round game to Topeka Owls in the Little League Tournament at Ripley Park. Topeka built early lead after Ottawa errors, with Guitierrez homering and adding a double. Charles Pohl and Harry Morton led Ottawa at the plate, and Ottawa next plays Friday at 7 30 p m against the loser of the Highland Park Rise game in double elimination.
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Lowry Team Stays In Meet For National Non-Pro Title
Lowry Air Force Base of Denver won 7-6 over Elkhorn Nebraska in a late night game that started after midnight and finished around 3 am. The schedule was delayed by a 14-inning 6-3 Jasper Texas over Lexington Kentucky contest earlier Monday night, with Casa involved in the night’s events.
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Baldwin shines as Grande blanks Poncha Toula in title race
Grande Arizona defeated Poncha Toula Louisiana 6-0 on a one hit pitching gem by Dave Baldwin. All three games were second round pairings while Elkhorn bowed out. Marathon double elimination continues with first round games scheduled today at 5:30 Wichita versus Tampa, 8 Macon against Boise, and 10 Columbia against Pea Ridge.
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Elkhorn
Close Gap On Wichita Braves Victories Slam Gap
The Associated Press reports teams rally as Minneapolis and Denver close the gap on Wichita Braves. Gordon Jones earned his fourth straight win as the Millers beat Louisville 6-4. Denver edged Wichita 8-7 after a late surge led by Curt Roberts, Zeke Bella, and John Blanchard. St Paul beat Charleston 3-2. Indianapolis and Omaha split a doubleheader with Indians 4-2 and Cards 3-2.
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Signs Of The Age In A Tampa Neighborhood
In Tampa a joint neighbor project shows a post with two signs reading The Olds and The Youngs. The effort is a collaboration between Larry P. Olds and B. O. Young.
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Bits From Mail Are Invaluable
Advance column shares curios from readers listing odd facts and trivia. Notable items include the claim that five percent of American women are tattooed, that governors island ferry passes grant free boat rides, and that giraffes swing necks like baseball bats in battles. It cites beliefs from ancient Persia to Heraclitus and odd notes on eggs, fish consumption, and dog leashes in churches.
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Never Too Old At Dayton Airport Runway Doodle
Dayton city commissioners were seen drawing their initials on a freshly poured runway extension at Cox Municipal Airport during a recent inspection of improvements. The light moment followed typical project reviews as officials toured the site and noted progress.
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