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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1956

Page

4

Bears Savor Big Win as Indy Keeps Pace

Denver Bears unleash 24 hits in a 10 to 14 loss at Charleston after dropping two to Indianapolis in a four game set. Indianapolis leads, with Denver one and a half behind. Minneapolis blanks Omaha 2 0. St Paul tops Wichita 2 1 then 11 5. Glenn McMinn outduels Joey Jay with four Braves hits.

Denver Bears Bears Indianapolis Charleston Denver Indians Louisville Minneapolis St. Paul Omaha Wichita Glenn McMinn Joey Jay McMinn Braves Bill Queen Bert Hamric Saints Vince Garcia

Ranch Celebrates 100th Anniversary in Kansas Flint Hills

The Poole Hereford ranch in Geary County Kansas marked a centennial with a barbecue lunch attended by over 1,000. Founded by Irish immigrant William D Poole a century ago the ranch grew from a quarter-section to about 3,000 acres. Grover Poole now leads the family and Kansas State College officials joined the observance.

Manhattan Kas Flint Hills Geary County William D. Poole Grassland Grover Poole Grover Kansas State College

Campanella Lifts Dodgers With Three-Run Hit In Milwaukee

Campanella, 35, delivering a pivotal single that scored three runs, lifts the Dodgers to a 6-2 win over the Braves in Milwaukee. Brooklyn, two games ahead of Cincinnati, seeks the NL pennant while Milwaukee and Chicago chase. Cleveland tops Washington 5-2 as Lemor notches his 198th win. Bill Orman of Brandeis named three-sport captain.

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Amble through Mixed Sports Action In New York Scene

Local sports rundown shows football entering the scene as baseball and softball fade. Highlights include Ottawa University and Gold Sox edging opponents, Sed Se SHland and Des Moines on current schedules, and prominent box results with Luedee and Provizzi both scoring knockouts.

Scone Amarillo Ottawa University Ottawa Gold Sox Sox New York Colorados Springs Pittsburg O. U Wil Lincoln Jerry Luedee Techni-Tvam Jewell Sioux City Cal Bob’ard Albuquerque Conn Luedee Gold Sox Box Provizzi St. Nicholas Arena Lincoln Des Moines Topeka Ama Colorado Springs Bob Dukes Pueblo Petey Scalzo Lou Klein Provizzi Ted’ Sterger Provizdi Kaye McAteer U. S England

Amateur Golfers Seek To Qualify

More than 1,500 golfers entered the National Amateur qualifying rounds with 1,612 entries projected to be pared to 200 for match play at Knollwood Lake Forest Sept. 10 15. Defending champion Harvie Ward and other notable former champions vie for exempt spots and new qualifiers emerge from San Francisco Chicago and Portland rounds.

New York Charlie “Coe Dick Chapman Willie Turnesa Chick Evans Bob Sweeney Joe ‘Conrad Junie Buxbaum Harlan Stevenson San Francisco Ken Venturi Chicago Area Bernie Katz Portland Ore Bruce Cudd Dick Yost

Major League Leaders By The Associated Press

Major League leaders include National League batting Moon St Louis .333 Aaron Milwaukee .330 Schoendienst New York .320 Runs Batted In Kluszewski Cincinnati 98 Musial St Louis 85 Adcock Milwaukee 85 Hits Aaron Milwaukee 156 Ashburn Philadelphia 151 Musial St Louis 147 Home Runs Snider Brooklyn 35 Kluszewski Cincinnati 33 Adcock Milwaukee 33 Pitching based on 12 decisions Newcombe Brooklyn 20 6 469 Buhl Milwaukee 16 5 .762

Moon St. Louis Aaron Milwaukee Schoendienst New York Kluszewski Cincinnati Musial Adcock Ashburn Philadelphia Snider Brooklyn Adtock Newcombe Buhl

Subscriptions and Baseball Figures in Ottawa Herald Notice

Subscribers new and renewal subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald include Baldwin C F Barkley Harold Elm Alvin Heinen Gar Battling based on 300 at bats Inett Albert Miller Lane E Mantle New York WillE Wickstrom Osawatomie Roy liams Boston .342 Kuenn De Porter Rt Ottawa R E troit and Nieman Baltimore .327 Dunn Rt Ottawa Mrs J S Runs Batted In Mantle New York 168 Richmond Tom Craven War Fox Chicago 160 Kaline Detroit O NeaI and Ella Sheppard 44 Sievers Washington 26 Wertz Cleveland Pierce Chicago 18 6 750 Ford New York 14 5 737 Savings Bonds Safe investment

Ottawa Herald Baldwin C. F. Barkley Harold Elm Alvin Heinen Gar- Battling Inett Albert Miller Lane E. Mantle New York Wille. Wickstrom Osawatomie Roy Liams Boston Kuenn de Porter Rt. 1 Ottawa R. E.troit Nieman Baltimore Dunn J. S Mantle New Jackson Rt. 4 Joha York Kaline Detroit Cole Pomona C. M. Barnhart Simpson Kansas Ciy Rantoul John R. Ferrer, Jr Richmond Tom Craven War- Fox Chicago

Robinson Meets Deadline On GI Bill Training Offer

In New York today Sugar Ray Robinson faced a deadline after meeting with TBC secretary Human Gibson and IBC President Jim Norris. The veterans administration said the TBC offered training under the Korean GI bill with a Sept 25 date target at Yankee Stadium. Robinson had sought 47.5 percent of net plus 60 of all theater or home TV money and a $60,000 guarantee.

Human Gibson TBC Robinson New York Sugar Ray IBC Jim’ Norris Washington Norris Veterenough Yankee “Stadium Gibson Norrig Chicago

Major League Standings and Tuesday Schedule

Standings from The Associated Press show Milwaukee leading the National League with 75 wins and 48 losses, followed by Brooklyn 72-49 and Cincinnati 72-83. Philadelphia 57-64, Pittsburgh 53-72, New York 50-71, Chicago 49-73. Tuesday’s games include Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis, with Monday’s Brooklyn victory over Milwaukee the only completed game. In the American League New York leads at 80-46, Cleveland 71-51, Chicago 67-56, Boston 67-56, Detroit 60-64, Baltimore 55-68, Washington 51-71, Kansas City 41-82. Tuesday matches Kansas City at New York, Cleveland at Baltimore, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Boston, with Cleveland 5-2 over Washington noted from Monday.

Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Bob Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago Milwaukee—Hall Spahn Maglie Drysdale Brosnan Antonelli Nuxhall Simmons Schmit Cleveland Boston Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City Ditmar Kelule - Ditmar Kellner Turley Garcia Moore Wilson Keegan Stobbs Wiesler Ramos Larry Parnell

Friendly Club Picnic At Forest Park

Sunday the Friendly Club met at Forest Park for a picnic dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pete Geiler Gene Reh Fred Unger Will Ratliff and family Kurt Weigand and sons Der ry Tom and Joe Walter Reh Howard Cochran and Mike Thomas Beal Mrs Mamie Welmer and Mrs Henry Reh Mr and Mrs Bill Avery and Mr and Mrs Chester Fredricks. They have returned from a western tour of Colorado Wyoming Idaho and Utah visiting Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park.

Friendly Club Forest Park Pete Geiler Gene Reh Fred Unger Will Ratliff Kurt Weigand Derry Tom Joe Walter Reh Howard Cochran Mike Thomas Beal Mamie Welmer Henry Reh Bill Avery Chester Fredricks Colorado Wyoming Idaho Utah Salt Lake’ City Yellowstone Park John Smith

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