Ottawa Varsity Rolls Over Osawatomie 7-0 in League Clash
Ottawa A-team routed Osawatomie 7-0 behind Charley Waymire on the mound and a sharp fielding effort. Waymire earned the win with nine strikeouts in 24 batters faced, while Ottawa collected eight hits and capitalized on seven Osawatomie errors. The victory improves Ottawa to 3-1 in District I League play and sets up a home doubleheader against Emporia and Garnett this weekend.
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Ottawa
A-team
Osawatomie
Charley Waymire
Waymire
Lacoste Opens Five Strokes Ahead In Hot Springs
Catherine Lacoste, 22, leads the 125000 open after shooting 70 to go with her first round 71 at Cascades Course. Margie Masters sits five back as the field of 42 pursues the course record and a potential family triumph for Rene Lacoste.
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Hot Springs
Margie Masters
Avery Catherine Lacoste
Paris
Miss Lacoste
Miss Masters
Cascades
Papa Rene Lacoste
Catherine
Two pitchers end June with late-wifted wins
HAL BOCK reports George Brunet and Gary Bell shook off rough springs to close June with victories. Brunet led California past the Yankees 6-2 after a 9-game skid, while Bell won his fifth for Boston in a 5-3 decision over Kansas City after a June stint in Cleveland. Detroit beat Chicago 4-1 and Cleveland edged Baltimore 6-5 in 14 innings. A delayed game at Washington was wiped out by storms.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
George Brunet
Gary Bell
Brunet
Bell
California
New York Yankees
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Sus
Orioles
Washington
Minesota
Indians
Red Sox
Week Extension In KC Ice Problem
Kansas City Blues president William Morris won a one week extension to begin installing ice making equipment at Municipal Auditorium after talks with the city, contractors, and two unions. A strike by pipe fitters and plumbers against the Association of Mechanical Contractors hampers bids, with work due by August 19 to prepare for arena events. Local pipe fitter Robert Lansing offered to use its workers if a 75 cent hourly increase is granted or retroactive gains are applied to existing contracts.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Wiliam Morris
Kansas City Blues
Denver
Association of Mechanical Constructors
Robert Lansing
Mantle an AL All-Star once again
The American League will include Mickey Mantle in the 38th All-Star Game on July 12 in Anaheim. Mantle, back after injuries sidelined him the past two years, headlines a nine-man addition to back up eight starters chosen in balloting by players managers and coaches. Also named were Don Mincher Jim Fregos Dick McAuliffe Max Alvis Paul Casanova Andy Etchebarren Tommie Agee and Tony Conigliaro with Hank Bauer directing the team.
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Boston
Mick
Aneaheim
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Don Mincher
Jim Fregos
California Angels
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tigers
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Paul Casanova
Washington Senators
Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore Orioles
Tommie Agee
Chicago White Sox
Tony Conigiaro
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Women's Golf Wednesday pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Wednesday golf at Ottawa Country Club lists pairings Peters with M Johnson, Wol with East and Foulks, Lyman with Reads and Evans. Reservations or cancellations by noon Monday at CH 21872 or CH 2 2546. For Monday afternoon lessons, call CH2 4546.
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Ottawa
Peters
M. K. Johnson
Wol- East - Foulks
Lyman
Evans
City League Schedule Highlights Weekend All-Star Games
The city Junior League and Senior League schedules feature July 4 and 5 All-Star games with matchups including B-Orioles versus Yankees and C-White Sox versus Athletics. National and other divisions list Dodgers Giants Pirates Cardinals Braves Cubs and more. Individual leagues also show men's and women's softball fixtures and standings with several cross-division contests noted.
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Orioles
Yankees
White Sox
Athletics
Indians
Tigers
Dodgers
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Braves
Cubs
Wimbledon Long Duels Define 1967 Tournament
The 1967 Wimbledon featured record long serves and volley duels with epic matches. John Newcombe defeated Clark Graebner 17 15 in one set before winning in three straight. Graebner saved 16 set points in that set. Cliff Richey beat Tony Roche in an 89 game marathon. Only Charles Pasarell remained for the U S in the men's singles, set to face Thomas Koch in the fourth round.
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Wimbledon
England
John Newcombe
Australia
U.S
Graebner
United States
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Tony Roche
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Thomas Koch
Pro Soccer Week Results and Weekend Schedule
The Associated Press reports Friday results in the National League Toronto defeated Baltimore 2 to 1 while Oakland and Chicago drew 1-1. Pittsburgh and St Louis tied 3-3. Saturday fixtures include Philadelphia at New York United Association, Los Angeles 2 San Francisco, Toronto at Cleveland, Vancouver at Chicago, and Washington at Dallas.
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Associated Press
National League
Toronto
Baltimore
Oakland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
United Association
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Vancouver
Washington
Dallas
Mark Ryan Aims At World Mile Record In 1968
Jim Ryan, 20, Kansas sophomore, eyes a world mile mark after a 3:51.1 in Bakersfield, hoping to beat 3:50 but wary of limited chances this year. Coach Bob Timmons backs him on the 1,500m pursuit. metric and European races dominate the 1968 season as Ryan seeks more sub-4-minute miles and a sub-3:50 pace.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jim Ryan
Los Angeles
Kansas Sophos More
Bakersfield
Calif
Ryan
London
Europe
Berkeley
Backe
Oregon
Wade Bell
Bakers
Herb Elliott
Australia
Ryun
Berke
Jim
Bob Timmons
Timmons
Peter Snell
National League Roundup Caps Off With Pitching Fun
National League games produced a topsy turvy day as pitchers hit and hitters pitched. Philadelphia’s Chris Short returned from knee injury to win and Cookie Rojas played every position, while Claude Osteen and Steve Blass starved rival clubs in tense late innings. The Cubs surged with an 11th win in 12 games as Mets fell to St Louis, and Pittsburgh's Blass delivered a five hit 3-1 victory after Joe Brown's locker room talk.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Joe Brown
Pittsburgh
Chris Short
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Phillies
Philadel
Phia
Phillie
Cookie Rojas
Claude Osteen
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Dick Dietz
Short
Gene Mauch
Rojas
Giants
Jim Hart
Ollie Brown
Marichal
Osteen
Astros
Wes Parker
Blass
Don
Pirate
Brown
Harry Walker
Walker
City Scores in a Patchwork Baseball Night
A busy multi-team league card lists CUBS G and S with Dunn Schoonover Boucek Daugharthy and Shenk scoring for various clubs. Dodgers Giants Cards Eagles Kiwanis Rotary Elks Faith Lutheran Wesleyan First Methodist North Baptist and several 5th 6th graders share line totals and player stats in a dense City Scores page.
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CUBS
G Smith
S. Dunn
Jay Schoonover
Boucek
Daugharthy
Zimmerman
Jeff Schoonover
Bennett
Carey
Sheldon
G. Dunn
D. Shenk
J.shenk
Thompson
First Methodist
Jones
Snider
Dunn
Smith
Cearnfoss
Harrison
Birckhead
Adamson
Sampson
Matthews
North Baptist
O Barnes
Fritts
Hearne
Meek
LaMont
Ream
Griener
Shoemaker
Hough
McAdoo
Kuenard
Keefer
Pearson
Garfield
Waymire
Selby
S. Epstein
M. Graham
Wiggins
Gillette
Grimes
Hay
Wantland
L. McCreary
K. Kloster
J. Jones
Hawthorne-Lincoln
Suffron
Wolfe
Cri
Qui
Burress
Spatz
Yakle
Keller
Martin
L. Fredrick
A. Gilebert
B. Didde
Cornell Still In Command At Henley Regatta
Cornell University looks set to win the Thames Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta as rivals from the United States and Britain advance. Cornell, favored to retain for America, defeated a lighter British crew by two lengths in 6 minutes 58 seconds, pace matching Harvard’s 1966 winning time. Molesey Boat Club also advanced, with both Thames semi finals posting slower times.
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Henley-On-Thames
England
Cornell University
United States
Kent School
Conn
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Cornell
America
Harvard University
U.S
Esey Boat Club
Harvard
Molesey
Carasco Wins European Lightweight Title In Madrid
Pedro Carasco of Spain defeated Denmark’s Borge Krogh by stoppage in eight rounds to claim the European lightweight championship in Madrid Spain. Carasco dominated with accurate combos and controlled the bout from the middle rounds onward. Krogh battled hard but could not withstand the swift punching pace set by Carasco.
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Madrid
Spain
Pedro Carrasco
Borge Krogh
Denmark
Carasco
Europe
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Osawatomie Legion
Terry Ostmeyer
American Legion
Ken Sumrall
Roger O'Neil
O'Neill
Ted Haworth
Haworth
O'Neil
Wayshire
Sumrall
O’neil
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Harkins
Harry Murphy
Bob Barnes
Murphy Kee Wise
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Lynn Dickey
Lee van Fossan
Hasworth
Dickey
Murphy
Jay Barnett
Tim Brady
van Fose
Emporia
Orlis Cox Field
Garnett
RH Waymire
P O'Neil
Heck
RF Barnett
Brady
CF VanFossan
Kuder
SS Barnes
Ricketts
C Dickey
P Reinecker
D. Sumrall
E K
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Dandy Lions
Hme Ryan
Jim Ryun
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D. Pope
R. Pope
Griffin
G. Geiss
S. Geiss
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Hettler
Bloomes
Gumm
Jamie Sellers
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Liebaker
D. Dixon
Seymour
L. Dixon
Fleming
Hart
Sherman
Tavelor
Ledom
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Haas
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Malli~coat
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Lyssaught
Hinderliter
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Peterson
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Zahradnik
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Potter
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