Sharp Hurling By Youngsters In Rotary League Night
An AMERICAN LEAGUE section highlights sharp hurling by youngsters with strong pitching. Murphy no-hit Chicago as the Cardinals beat the Yankees. Craycraft threw a six-hitter for the midget Athletics. Pomona Lions fall 6-2 after a quick early rush by the young A’s.
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York
Kansas City
Rotary Ree
Boston
Detroit
Murphy
Chicago
Cardinals
Yankees
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Craycraft
Pomona Lions
Jamison
Pomona
Langley
Grayeratt
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Lantis
Wieneke
St. Louis
Shim
Mendel
T'riston
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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Peters
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Lioyn
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Green
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Bell
Osborn
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McCry
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Pair Of Elderly Men Come To Life In NL Baseball
Ed Wilks reports Warren Spahn and Stan Musial, aging stars of the Milwaukee Braves and St. Louis Cardinals, rebound from slumps to deliver key performances. Spahn earned his 10th win with a six hitter in a 9-2 victory over Cincinnati, while Musial went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and his 13th homer as the Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2. Del Crandall contributed three RBIs for Milwaukee as they pulled ahead in the standings.
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ED Wilks
Warren Spahn
Stan Musial
Pitcher
Hitter
Spahn
Musial
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Deadline Near For City Tennis Tournament Entries
Deadline for entrance in the City Tennis Tournament sponsored by the Recreation Commission is 3 p.m. July 2. Entries may be turned into Hoglund or Orris Cox at the Junior High office. Pairings for the meet must be completed by July 28 and will be announced July 3. Singles and doubles will be held for boys and girls in three age divisions.
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Recreation Commission
Don Hoglund
Hoglund
Orris Cox
Bob Purkey
Will
Musial
Lindy McDaniel
Local Baseball Highlights From Ottawa Area
The Ottawa area features low scoring games with the Legion beating Council Grove 3 2 and losing to Emporia 3 1. District National Baseball Congress Tournament play at Lyndon continues through the week with several local colleges and athletes contributing, including Bob Knight and Tom Harrell. The Legion pulled off two double plays against Emporia, with Don Miller initiating the first and Cliff Fisher starting the second.
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The
Legion
Council Grove
Emporia
Highland Park
Paula
Lyndon
Ottawa Legion
Don Miller
Jack Smith
Charley Spooner
Cliff Fisher
J. Smith
Hearings Planned On Antitrust Move For Pro Sports
Congress may open hearings this July on the legal status of professional football basketball and hockey regarding antitrust exemptions. Senate subcommittee leader Estes Kefauver said the panel will study the issue with an open mind, while House backers push for freedom from baseball rules.
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Congress
Senate Antimonopoly
Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
House
Kefauver
Senate
Emanuel Celler
Celler
Ottawa
Melvern
Essaty
Forest Park
Ralph Emerson
Artie Jo Emerson
Texaco
Topeka
Emerson
Marge Jones
Leota Thompson
Bats Shine in Forest Park Church League Showdowns
Wesleyan Methodist defeated First Christian 21 to 15 at Forest Park in a high scoring Church League softball game. Wesleyan surged with 14 runs in the first four innings aided by two homers from Bennett and one by Hazen. Ha zen and De Priest also homered for First Christian. Taylor earned the win while Emerson took the loss. Assembly of God outslugged North Baptist 12 to 4 with Henley and Davis homering for the winners. Shane was the winning pitcher.
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Nazarenes
ED Wilks
Twoford
Kansas City
Dick Dono Lin
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Wan
Jzarene
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Chicago
Donovan
Mesphiy Oited
Wesleyan Miho
White Sox
Baltimore
Minnie Minoso
Sox
Jim Joss
Landis
Star
Mickey
Vernon
Cleveland
Cal McLish
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Hoyt Wilhelm
Earl Torguson
Billy Goodman
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Assembly of God
Forest Park
First Christian
Methodist
Wesleyan
Bennett
Hazen
de Priest
Smith
Taylor
Emerson
North Baptist
Henley
Davis
Assembly
Shane
Oyer
Asmbly of God
Spigle
Aoa Lunger
Payne
McAdoo
T Henley
Kaub
Edward
Haris
Chiem
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Sh'm'ker
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Th'pson
Colsine
Halland
Assembly of Go
Abre Heffner
Moody
Hayford
Gass
Paterson
McGee
Stevens
Patton
Per
Stewart
Adcock
Waymire
Haren
Williams
MecKeene
Reeve
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Piled
Brink
Congress debates antitrust cover for professional sports
The House rejected a bill by Rep. Francis E. Waller to exempt player drafts contracts trades territorial rights and self regulation of TV radio broadcasts ticket sales and concessions from antitrust law. It notes baseball enjoys immunity from Supreme Court rulings while the court indicated pro football is also covered and that no other sport may share baseballs immunity.
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Francis E. ‘Waller
Kenneth B. Keating
Supreme Court
Tonight In The Park Ottawa vs Melvern Softball Game
Ottawa girls softball team meets Melvern tonight at 8 p m in the park. Local sports fans are invited to watch the non league clash under lights.
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Ottawa
Melvern
Pomona Wins over Burlington in District Tourney rout
Pomona defeated Burlington 14-0 in the National Baseball Congress District Tournament as Haig Barsegian hurled a sharp six inning no hitter. Doyle Schick homered and Pomona exploded for 13 runs late, with manager Jack Nelson planning to start Danne Schultz next, while Northern Heights overwhelmed Appanoose 27-4 to set up tonight’s semifinal.
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Pomona
Northern Heights
National Baseball Congress
Burlington
Appanoose
Emporia Brown Bombers
Haig Barsegian
Doyle Schick
Jack Nelson
Danne Schultz
Schultz
Lewis
Pees
Harrell
Mueller
Bisegian
Lckbrand
Parsons
Totus
Eye Oie
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the Record Book
By Clausie Smith
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Leonard Fisher
Ottawa University
Bob Knight
Knight
Tom Harrell
Dale Lanning
Church of the Nazarene Church
Eddie Bender
First Baptist
Jim Smith
Nazarene
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Veeehe Boas
U. Presley
First Baptist Peeei Asennad
North Baptist Tenreeneteved
Trinity Methodist
Tigers
Bob Cory
Harvey Kuenn
Kuenn
Preston Ward
Roger Maris
Tom Gorman
Billy Hoeft
Ottawa Girls
Keen Co
Keen” Way
Hamburger
Thompson's Dairy
S. Main
Headquarters
Budge
MATS
Curry Auto Supply
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Phillips 66
Westinghouse
Revere
Sunbeam
Bob Granger
Ottawa, Kansas
Tan
Paine
Colreins
First National Bank of Ottawa
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First National Bank
Franklin County
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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