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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1960

Page

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Braves Fall as Pirates Take NL Lead on July Fourth

Milwaukee dropped six of its last nine after a six-game win streak as Pittsburgh moved a half game ahead in the NL race. In St Louis, Milwaukee split a doubleheader while the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4 3 in 10 innings to open a margin. Chicago’s Cubs and Reds won while SF and Philadelphia were rained out. Hank Aaron hit a two-run homer in the eighth for Milwaukee, but Eric Broglio won both Cards games in relief.

Milwaukee Braves Pittsburgh Braves St. Louis Pirates Los Angeles Bucs Milwaukee Cardinal Cincinnati Chicago Cats San Francisco Philadelphia Eric Broglio Cards Julie Javier Joey Jay Johnny Glynn Lew Burdette Larry Jackson Javier Lindy McDaniel Joe Cunningham Ron Piche Broglio Curt Simmons McDaniel Hank Aaron Homer Dick Stuart Dodgers Roberto Clemente Cubs Roy MccMillan Reds Bob Grim Pappas Billy Pierce Pittsburgh Pees Milwaukee Ene St. Louia Los Angeles Tena New York Baltimore BBC Cleveland Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston Ram

Mickey Owen Runs Baseball School For Boys

Mickey Owen, former major league catcher and coach, operates Baseball School Inc. near Springfield Missouri, offering four sessions of pro style training. He and his son Charles, a Southwest Missouri State College junior, coach youngsters with uniforms, gear, meals, and insurance while teaching professional techniques and teamwork.

Yankees Mickey Owen Owen Mickey Owl Baseball School, Inc Milestreams Springfield Mid-West Charles Southwest Missouri State College Sharon Trout Lakes Kansas Bill Peters Pittsburg Pete Pittenger Wichita Bill Read Coffeyville Bill Stevens Valley Center Lois Smith

Recreation Program To Take Breather

A Midwest recreation program resumes Tuesday after a Fourth of July pause. Mickey Owen, longtime baseball figure and scout, promotes a Pee Wee to teen baseball school in a 00-acre facility. The camp stresses professional training, no league play, and daily sessions led by Owen with Ertis Johnson and other backers funding over $100,000. Eight to 18 year olds, with emphasis on baseball, will be grouped into squads, with team selections announced Tuesday.

Ottawa Red Sox Mickey Owen Cincinnati Baltimore Orioles Mid-West Ertis Johnson Springfield Pee Wee Orlis Cox Owen

Weekend Softball Doubleheader at Forest Park Schedule

Saturday at Forest Park a softball clinic and an 8 pm doubleheader feature Olathe Naval Air Station. Sunday returns a second softball doubleheader with top Kansas talent. Tuesday at Forest Park Little League games Giants versus Braves and Indians versus Cardinals at 5 pm. Church league Westminster Presbyterian faces Nazarene Assembly of God at 7 pm and Ruhamah Union Chapel meets Sacred Heart at 8 30 pm.

Forest Park Olathe Naval Air Station Kansas Little League Giants Braves Indians Cardinals Church League Westminster Presbyterian Nazarene Assembly of God Ruhamah-Union Chapel Sacred Heart

Bowling Scores Friday Night Foupkee League

Readable scoring fragment shows multiple bowlers and scores such as Dodd 223 43 Cordie Jackson 232 Hopkina Mudrick 487 Hawkins 179 Mudrick 487 Liegerot 175 and other entries. The text appears as a partial score table with names and numbers rather than a complete article.

Serene Dodd Space Dodd Cordie Wolxast-Legerot — & High So-K. Liegerot

Thomas Again Beats His High Jump Mark

Stanford AP report: John Thomas again set a world high jump mark at 1 7 feet 3% inches during the Olympic trials final events. Thomas led a wave of meet record breakers as U S Istara pressed world records. many stars failed to qualify, while Hall, Boston, Beatty, Cantello and Davis set marks in hammer, broad jump, 5 000 meters and javelin among others.

Stanford Calif U.S Istara John Thomas Boston University Pincus Sober Bill Nieder Dallas Long Parry O'Brien Dave Davis Greg Bell Armong Thomas al Hall New York Athletic Club Ralph Boston Tennessee A&i Jim Beatty al Cantelo Glenn Davis Ohio State Melbourne Hall Harold Connolly Connolly Long O'Brien O’brien Davis Nieder Boston Willie Steele Beatty Bill Dellinger Cantello Cy! Young Ray Norton Stanford Stadium

Two Church Loop Games Played In Forest Park Action

North Baptist defeated United Presbyterian 18 to 1 in five innings with John MacDonald taking the loss for United Presbyterian. First Christian edged Wellsville Methodist 10 to 9 after a late rally, Jess Hefner earning the win for First Christian as Glen Willhite took the loss. North Baptist remains undefeated in the twin bill, while First Christian climbs to a 5-2-1 season mark.

First Christian North Baptist Church Forest Park North Baptist United Presbyterian John MacDonald Wellsville Methodist Fred Fermerick Macdonald Wellsville Jess Hefner Christian Glen Willhite North Weillaville Methodist

Pairings Announced for Ottawa City Tennis Tournament

Tournament director Don Hoglund released pairings for the Ottawa City commission tennis meet. First round runs to July 12 with byes in several divisions. Matches feature Roy's singles and mixed doubles events across age groups 12 13 16 and 16 under with numerous players named.

Ottawa City Commission Don Hoglund Forest Park Roy John Brockway Doug Underwood Robert Hart Charles Duethman Larry Lewis Gary Myers Ted Haworth Phil Gibson Ronnie’ Matthews Lynn, Wedman Barbara Harre Linda Seaton Marla Babcock Frances Payne Mary Ann Mueller Betty White Candy Wait Barbara RyLolt Connie Warnock jJudy Brown Gayle Haines Lewis-Myers Duethman- Underwood Loyd-Wedman Hart-Brockway Payne- Wait Rybolt-Babcock Seaton-Warnock Harrell Haines Brown-Wilhits Wedman-Mueller Roy Dunn Edi Balda Charles Gaynor David Milburn Loren Shofner Gary Duffield Jan Jefferis Danny Bill Wheeler John Hudnall Wedman-i Wheeler Morrisey-Mayes Harrell-Dodds Daugharthy-Moherman Gordon Bruce Dennis Smith Sherman Spears Tom Mudrick Jack Smith Don Sims John Macdonald Sam Hongledorom Devine Montoya Steve Sheehan Jack Haughn M. Todd Macdonald Roger Schmanke Bob Bundy Basil Kelsey Schultz-Deputy Montoya-Haughn Lindsay- Anderson Schmanke-Keelin Sheehan Honglodorum J. Smith S. Spears Macdonald- Macdonald D. Smith G. Bruce Spears-Reincke Curry-Honglodorum Schmanke-Schmanke J. Smith- Hogelin

Athletics Beat Richmond 5-1 in league contest

Athletics took a 1-1 tie into the sixth with five walks and a single guiding the rally. Bob Nordyke Crawford and a walk produced the first run, then Maley’s single tied the score before Roy Dunn won as Anderson suffered the loss. Pomona topped Richmond 12-2 in the little league game with extra base hits by Casady and Mealman and strong pitching from Hogue.

Richmond Anderson Athletics Forest Park Pomona Cardinals Bob Nordyke Crawford Maley Fieder Roy Dunn Casady Mealman Cardinal Mike Noland Boyce Hogue Whie Seymour Athietica ADR Ktilion Kueser Martin D Kueser Stine Rgeckets Dunn Barnaby Crawford Sam Kem Branson Maley Dorkins Weiltern McCart Gracey Cardinala Lave Seymour Kinourh Noland Gage Ingle Crandayy Bown Jennings Easter Bechileita Colina Whitman Boon Duvall Criqul Rechtels Geite Mralmen

Golf Pairings Announced For Women’s Association Play

Golf pairings for Tuesday at the Country Club include Speer with Latimer and Elder with J Kramer with Foulks and Sheldon with Young and Fredeen with N Gollier, H Kramer with Gollier, H Kramer with J Gollier, Peters with Spangler, Worthington with Fletcher. A luncheon will follow. reservations by calling CH 2-4684 or CH 2-1564.

Speer Latimer Elder J. Kramer Foulks Sheldon Young Fredeen N. Gollier H. Kramer Gollier J. Gollier Peters Spangler Worthington Fletcher

Ottawa All Star Softball Team to Host Olathe NAS

An Ottawa all-star softball team drawn from local clubs will face a squad from Olathe Naval Air Station at Forest Park Sunday evening at 8. The event was announced today by Ralph Emerson.

Ottawa Olathe Naval Air Station Forest Park Ralph Emerson

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