OU Grid Tickets On Sale Sept 6 Season Passes Save $4
Ottawa University announces season tickets for five home football games go on sale at 8 30 a m Wednesday September 6 in Wassmer Clothing Store There is no pre sale campaign Coach Dick Peters notes season reserves are 6 singles 2 West side Cook Field reserved general admission on the East Side Home opener is September 16 vs Friends University Other games include Sterling College Kansas Wesleyan Southwestern Bethany College with homecoming Southwestern on November 3 all 7 30 pm start times except homecoming 2 0 pm Schedule lists nine games in the Kansas Conference.
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Bethany College
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Results and Thursday Schedule
Tuesday results show St Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 7 San Francisco 6 in 13 innings and Los Angeles 2 Chicago 1. Today’s games list Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Milwaukee St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Thursday’s schedule has San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with only games scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Chicago
Baseball scores and schedules from multiple games
A cluttered listing shows several game results and upcoming matchups. Los Angeles tied 6-6 with Baltimore 5-5 in an 11 inning affair while Cleveland edged Washington 4-3 and Minnesota beat Detroit 3-2. Other lines show New York 0 Chicago 4 and various upcoming tests among Boston Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore Detroit and Washington.
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Carry Back Assigned Top Weight for Jerome Handicap
Carry Back, Derby and Preakness winner, carries top weight of 126 pounds for Belmont Park’s Jerome Handicap. The 1 mile race in New York on Saturday marks his first test since a leg injury in the Belmont Stakes. The $30,99 added event features three-year-old progeny of Sager.
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Carry Back
Sager
Wallace
Mickey Reed
Reed
Emporia
Wellsville Stadium Gets New Scoreboard And Press Box
Wellsville fans will see a manually operated scoreboard on the north end and a homebuilt press box at the 50 yard line. Coach Robert Stauffer and George Sherman are building the elevated box, about 16 or 17 feet high, with ladder access and a spotter from each team. They aim to finish before the football season and may film games from the box.
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Robert Stauffer
George Sherman
Stauffer
Bowling Scores in Royal Lane and MGRT Owl Leagues
A compact summary of bowling scores and high series from Royal JT Lanes and MGRT Owl League. Notable marks include Bill Nelson 1430 high in Gambdles-1 and 212 game by Lewis, Bennett 1935 series in Ottawa Savings and Loan-2, Cordie 211 high in Team No 6, and Mutter 171 in Davis Paint. Other teams listed with high games include Bundy Insurance, Al Beets Motors, and Clark plus Tewnier and Peterson entries.
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Gambdles
Bill Nelson
Bundy Insurance
W Lewis
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Bennett
al Beets Motors
MGRT
OWL League
Clark
C Mays
L. Istus
Davis Paint
Mutter
Don's Cabinet Shop
Gerten. Royal
Bettge
Anderson
Budse
Migh
Kiealo
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Peterson
Tewnier
Woisa
Ottawa High begins 1961 football with 100 plus players
More than 100 boys turned out for Ottawa High School football practices in 90 degree heat. Head Coach Harold Wallace fields 12 lettermen and 22 sophomores, with 48 on the varsity and 70 on junior high. The 1961 schedule opens Sept 15 at home against Olathe.
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Garfield Playground
Wallace
Don Kornhaus
Olathe
Turner
Rosedale
Atchison
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Emporia
Bonner Springs
Topeka clinches tie for first Three-I pennant race
Topeka beat Lincoln 8-7 Tuesday night to tie for the Three-I League pennant as Cedar Rapids lost 12-3 at Des Moines. Topeka leads 74 games with seven remaining. Cedar Rapids has eight left. A Topeka win or Cedar Rapids loss clinches the outright title.
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Topeka
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Reds
Tommy Helms
Tommy Harper
Harper
Ron McCutcheon
Demons
Richie Haines
Joe Pulliam
Sam Bowens
Fox Cities
Burlington
John Massey
Herman Starrette
Richards to finish season with Orioles if asked
AP reports Paul Richards, slated to be general manager of Houston’s NL expansion club, will remain with Baltimore to finish the current season if Baltimore requests it. He resigned as Orioles manager just before a doubleheader with the Angels, amid rumors of an offer from Houston. The Houston contract had not been finalized, but officials had agreed to his general terms.
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Paul Richards
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Baltimore Orioles
Richards
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Angels
Reds Rally With Pitching as Offense Delivers Wins
The Cincinnati Reds, led by pitching depth from O Toole and Maloney, shut out Pittsburgh 3-0 and moved a game ahead of Los Angeles atop the NL standings. San Francisco, Milwaukee, St Louis and Chicago also posted wins, with Koufax striking out 12 in a Cubs loss and Mathews hitting a 13th inning homer for Milwaukee. The Reds benefited from timely hits by Pinson, Lynch, and Coleman to extend a winning streak to three games.
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Jerry Lynch
Gordy Coleman
Bob Friend
Maloney
O'Toole
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Rocky Nelson
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Sandy
Scores From Scores From 418. N. Main
Local scoreboard listing results from 418 North Main details may include team names scores and event headings. Readable items show recent scores and standings for community sports and school activities.
Life insurance at group rate on loans over three hundred dollars
A group rate life insurance option is available for all loans exceeding 300 dollars. The policy provides coverage under the loan agreement terms and applies to eligible borrowers.
Six-Run Ninth Inning Beats A's
The St Louis Cardinals extended their win streak to eight with a 5 4 victory in the first game at Philadelphia, then Philadelphia captured the second game 4 3. Chris Short pitched well in relief for the Phillies and Rubin Amaro drove in a run in the sixth. Ed Rakow struggled for the Athletics as Boston swept Kansas City 8 4 behind a six run ninth.
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Giants
Ed Mathews
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Chris Short
Rubin Amaro
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Kansas City
Chuck Schilling
Carroll Hardy
Carl Yestrzemski
Bill Fischer
Rakow
Frank Malzone
Jackie Jensen
Fete Runnels
Leo Posada
Short
Jim Owens
Weller Wins Inning Duel to Reach Fourth Round
WICHITA, Kan AP Eureka Calif defeats Ann Arbor Mich 7-1 in seven innings to reach the fourth round of the National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament. John Oldham limited Ann Arbor to three hits as the six run lead rule ended the game early. In 11 innings Wichita Weller beat West Liberty Ky 6-5 with Clyde Girren's double driving in the winning run after Billie Thompson hit two batters. Soliet Mich edged Cherokee Okla 2-1 on a wild pitch in the seventh. Tom Dedin flew home to Joliet Saturday and married. Tonight Baton Rouge La vs Hollandale Miss and Ponchatoula La vs Wichita Rapid Transit. Grand Rapids Mich vs Ann Arbor Mich.
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Eureka
Calif
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Oldham
Wichita Weller
West Liberty
Clyde Girrens
Kentucky
Billie Thompson
Soliet
Cherokee
Okla
Tom Dedin
Joliet
Baton Rouge
Hollandale
Miss
Ponchatoula
Wichita Rapid Transit
Grand Rapids
Track Records Expected At Sixth Maccabiah Games
TEL AVIV AP Track and field records were expected to fall as the sixth Maccabiah Games opened with 26 nations competing. Tennis led the schedule with over 1,000 athletes in action ahead of the opening ceremony. Aermaine Avares of Baltimore defeated Israel’s Tove Epstein 6 3, 6 1 for the first U S victory.
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Israel
Gins
Ottawa
U.S
Aermaine Avares
Baltimore
Tove Epstein
Isreal
Johnson Can Afford Vacation
Seattle AP Harold Johnson world light heavy champion begins a two month vacation visiting the Bremerton naval base where he started his pro career in 1943 as a United States sailor. He retained his NBA title with a split decision over Eddie Cotton in Seattle, earning a $20,000 purse in his 18 years of boxing.
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Harold Johnson
Eddie Cotton
Naval Base
United States
Johnson
Philadelphia
Cotton
Jess Bowdry
Bremerton
Wash
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