Aging stars Stan Musial and Warren Spahn pace NL pennant chase
Stan Musial homered to lift the Cardinals past the Pirates 3-1 as Ernie Broglio earned the win and Musial extended his season home run count. Warren Spahn notched his 16th win with a late homer that led the Braves to a 3-2 win over the Giants, narrowing the gap to the Pirates. Dodgers swept the Reds 2-0 with Drysdale and Snider delivering key hits, while Larker led the Dodgers with five RBIs in the opener.
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Hal Smith
Walt Moryn
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Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Norm Larker
Duke Snider
Roger Craig
Don Drysdale
Dodger
Larker
Jay Hook
Dodgers
Craig
Reds
Gordy Coleman
Chico Cardenas
Snider
Drysdale
Plan Ticket Drive At OU
Ot tawa University will launch its football season ticket drive with a steak barbecue hosted by athletic director and coach Dick Peters. The invite only event for coaches and ticket pushers is Sept 6 at 6 30 p m west of Wilson Field House. Tickets cost 4 dollars for season access, with a free season ticket awarded for every 10 sold and no assigned selling areas.
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Ottawa University
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Peters
Yanks And Russians Clash In Olympic Competition
In Rome at the 17th Olympic Games United States Greco Roman flyweight Richard Wilson drew with world champion Ivan Kocherin of the Soviet Union. American divers face a setback as Ingrid Kramer leads after the first round in the women's 3 meter event while Paula Pope and Patsy Willard trail. The U S basketball team meets Japan, Yugoslavia beats France, and water polo sees the Soviets top Argentina.
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Santa Ana
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Miss Willard
Mesa
Ariz
Sam Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Gary Tobian
Glendale
Japan
Yugoslavia
France
Argentina
Paul Beachem
Wash
Yanks Win Two In Tight AL Pennant Push
The New York Yankees won twice to stay in the American League pennant race, beating Cleveland 7-6 in 11 innings and 7-5 in Baltimore. Key homers came from Yogi Berra, Elston Howard, Bill Skowron, and Bob Cerv. Jim Lemon homered for Washington, while Chicago and Detroit also posted wins. The Orioles moved within a game as Ted Williams left with a shoulder strain.
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Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
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Dangerous Escape From Larned State Hospital
Harry Rosane a 39 year old from Leavenworth escaped from Larned State Hospital on Friday. Rosane is described as a potentially dangerous insane criminal and was committed after a armed robbery conviction.
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U S Medley Team Breaks World Mark at Olympics
The U S 400 meter medley relay team set a world Olympic record with 4 08 2 in Rome leading to top qualifying time for the Sept 1 final. The quartet Bennet Hall Gillanders and Clark beat Canada by about 15 yards as Australia and Japan also posted heats.
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San Jose
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Royal Oak
Mich
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Golf Pairings for Ottawa Country Club Tuesday Play
Pairings for the Ottawa Country Club women’s golf event were announced. Luncheon at 1 p.m. Pairings include Roberts with Hill, J Kramer with Speer and H Kramer, Peters with Latimer, Elder with Crawford, Young with Fredeen. Reservations or cancellations to CH2-4983.
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J. Kramer
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Latimer
Elder
Crawford
Young
Fredeen
Kansas Girl Into Finals Of Women's Tourney
Jo Anne Gunderson of Kirland Washington the 1957 champion battles Jean Ashley of Kansas for the National Women's Amateur Golf Championship in Tulsa Oklahoma Gunderson, 21, beat Judy Eller 2 up to reach the final and Ashley 21 defeated Mrs Ann Casey Johnstone 11 up to reach the semis Ashley had previously eliminated veteran Polly Riley 1 up and Barbara McIntire 11 up in the quarters Gunderson posted a 74 for the day three over par as she moved toward the title in the 6 150 yard Tulsa Country Club course competition
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Miss Elier
Ashley
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Kansan
Curtis Copper Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Barbara MclIntire
Soviet Athletes Try Friendly Olympic Hand-Holding
Soviet athletes stage a public friendliness drive at the Olympic fields. Tasia Tchetschik and Vera Ozolina pose with U S high jumper John Thomas as camera crews film. Vasily Kuznetsov asks to photograph with Rafer Johnson and C K Yang, then joins with Yang despite cold relations.
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Tasia Tchetschik
Vera Ozolina
U. S
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Thomas
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Rafer Johnson
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U.S. Olympic Committee
Fishing Fair In Some Areas Across Kansas
AP report notes most Kansas waters rated fair with local variances. Heavy rains raised stream levels in some spots while lakes such as Chase County State Lake and Cottonwood River show good or fair conditions for bass crappie channels and drum. Best fishing reported in eastern Kansas with many waters not listed deemed fair.
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