Braves Among Preseason Favorites For ECAC Title
Ottawa Braves led by Coach Dick Peters named one of four pre season favorites for the ECAC gridiron title, with Baker Southwestern and College of Emporia also cited. The Braves return 22 lettermen but must replace key backs and starters, while Baker loses several veterans but adds experience, and other teams like Southwestern, College of Emporia, Bethel and Friends project varying turnover and returning talent.
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Butch) Lewis
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Jon Krebbs
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Phil Miller
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Maris Delivers Tenacious Late Hit For Yankees Win
Roger Maris toed the plate for New York as a 10th inning triple broke a tie and sent the Yankees past the Angels 8-6 in 10 innings. Bill Skowron drove in four, while Whitey Ford took an early mound lead. Mantle struck out three times as New York widened its AL lead.
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Washington
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Yankee
Jim Donahue
Billy Gardner
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Angels
Whitey Ford
Topeka Wins In 11 Inning Three-I Baseball Thriller
Topeka Reds beat Des Moines 7-3 as four unearned runs in 11 innings break a 4-3 tie. Art Shamsky misplayed a grounder allowing the winning run with Mel Queen delivering a two run double. Cedar Rapids over Fox Cities 5-1 and Burlington tops Lincoln 3-1 with Bob Priddy and Bill Holmes earning wins.
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Mickey Mattiace
Reds
Art Shamsky
Dick Edwards
Mel Queen
Bill Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
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Burlington
Lincoln
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Ed Bauta
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Braves
Dick Stuart
Don Nottebart
Sergeant Leads In Army Golf Tourney
DENVER AP Pre tournament favorite Sgt 1 C William Godden of Ft Leonard Wood Missouri led after 36 holes with 138 as the third round opened in the Fifth Army Golf Tournament. He shot 67 Wednesday to go with a 71 first round while Lt R L Roger of the U S Army Support Center St Louis was second at 142. Maj Charles H Long of Ft Leavenworth had 74 to drop into a three way tie for third with Sgt Floyd Dixon of Ft Riley and Pfc John Ryskewicz of Ft Leonard Wood. Senior division features Sgt J C James Nichols of Ft Leonard Wood tying with M Set James H Walters of Ft Carson.
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St. Louis
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Ft. Leavenworth
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Ft. Riley
Pfc
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J.C. James Nichols
M.set
James H. Walters
Ft. Carson
Colo
State Softball Tournament in Great Bend Kansas
In Great Bend Kansas tonight the State Men s Softball Tournament features winner s bracket Wichita Messner versus Topeka with two loser's bracket games. Garden City meets Wichita Blanchet at 7 pm, Clay Center plays Dighton at 8 pm, then Wichita faces Topeka an hour later as the 16 team event proceeds toward a Sunday championship.
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Wichita
Clay Center
Dighton
Trans-Miss Medalist Falls in First Round Play
The Trans-Mississippi Amateur opened match play with Bob Renner of Fayetteville Ark defeating medalist Glen Fowler of Oklahoma City 2 and 1. Weather improved after a cold day as players navigated Twin Hills CC 71 and 6 300 yards. Winners included Dick Sikes Springdale Ark 4 and 3 over Cory Helms Kansas City and Johnny Stevens Wichita 2 up over Kim Corbin with Nick Stevens Wichita 1 up over H T Greenhawk Oklahoma City.
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Bob Renner
Fayetteville
Ark
Glen Fowler
Twin Hills Country Club
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Cory Helms
Kansas City
Johnny Stevens
Wichita
Kim Corbin
Nick Stevens
H. T. Greenhawk
Would Increase Cabinet To 11 Would Increase Cabinet To 11
Washington AP reports a bill to create an 11th Cabinet post, secretary of urban affairs and housing, has cleared the House Committee on Government Operations.
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House Committee On Government
Giants Turn the NL Pennant Race Upside Down
The San Francisco Giants surged to within four games of first after sweeping Cincinnati and Los Angeles. A 14-0 rout over the Reds marked by a record 12th inning with five homers led by Cepeda Alou Davenport Mays and Orsino. The day also featured St Louis beating the Dodgers 8-7 and Pittsburgh holding Milwaukee 7-6.
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Yankees
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Marichal
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Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Johnny Orsino
Jay
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Baseball Scoreboard Wednesday Results and Schedule
San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 14 to 0 while St. Louis edged Los Angeles 8 to 7. Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 and Chicago at Philadelphia was postponed by rain. Today's games include Chicago at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St. Louis and San Francisco at Cincinnati with several nats. Friday's schedule features Milwaukee at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati and San Francisco at St. Louis alongside additional late games and doubleheaders.
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