Ottawa Legion Edged 9-8 By Council Grove
Council Grove rallied for two unearned runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat Ottawa 9-8 in a non league game. Ottawa led 7-5 in the eighth before Council Grove tied it, then capitalized on a squeeze play in the ninth as Lindy Cooper missed, the relay home wild, and the winning run scored. Homer Collins pitched well for Ottawa despite eight walks, while Max Krause started for Council Grove with Darrell Harkness getting the win. Ottawa, now 4-12, hosts Capital Federal Savings and Loan of Kansas City tomorrow at Forest Park with likely starters Dennis Smith or Mike Handall.
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Ottawa
Charley Spooner
Junior Hawkey
Lindy Cooper
Larry Cyre
Spooner
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Cyre
Leland Keyser
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Hawkey
Ottawans
Max Krause
Darrell Harkness
Capital Federal Savings and Loan of
Dennis Smith
Mike Handall
Bunning
Gail Harris
al Kaine
RBI
Tigers
Ralph Terry
A's
Bob Cery
Williams
Boston
Soxs
Faye Throneberry
Lou Berberets
Camilo Pascual
Clint Courtney
Senators
Tom Brewer
New York Boxing Judge Indicted For Conspiracy
Bert Grant a longtime New York boxing judge was indicted and arrested on bribery conspiracy charges with fight manager Hymie Wallman in five Wallman fighters bouts. Grant 51 pleaded innocent at arraignment. Hogan said Wallman received immunity for testifying while Grant refused to waive immunity and could not testify.
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NEW York (Ap
Bert Grant
New York
Hymie Wallman
Wallman
Hogan
Alfred J. Scotti
D. A. John J. Bonomi
Grant
Wallmansbracket
Alex Miteff
Madison Squares
Garden
St. Nicholas
Moses Ward
Detroit
Orlando Zulueta
Bulletin Board
Ene Rowan
Cuba
Forteuse
Hoglund
Convic Dbs
Onder
Lewis
Bill Wheeler
Floyd
Ottawa City Tennis Tournament Pairings Announced
Tournament manager Don Hoglund unveiled the Ottawa event pairings with play starting immediately. First round matches must finish by July 12, players to arrange their own games, and Wallman’s Boxers bracket rules apply for under 12s. Details list Girls and Boys divisions, singles, doubles and mixed events, with entry count and prize notes.
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Don Hoglund
Morning Recreation
Hoglund
Sharon Burke
Barbara Heathman
Eddie Davidson
Bill Wheeler
Clausie Smith
Ottawa City
Tom Mudrick
Gordon- Bruce
Ricky Jamison
Ray Dunn
Gene Shotner
David Hughson
Bruce Bundy
David Milburn
Gene Henstek
Jamison-Bundy
Hughson-Bruce
Dunn-Milburn
Linda Gulst
Margaret William
Merrily Langdon Joyce Cox
Jan Andrews
Carol Bruce
Jane Wedman
Janet Cox
Stephanie Stephenson
Paula Schmanke
Betty Parker
Gloria Kile
Donna Rebecke
Sandra Stone
Moffett-Parker
Langdon- Stone
Cox-Cox
Gulat-Wedman
Burke- Williams
Williams-Lowrence
Bruce Rebecke
Kile-Stephenson
Roger Schmanke
Gene Shomer
Ralph Gage
Bob Keetin
John Macdonald
Gary Burke
Winston Johnson
Burke
Playoffs Set For July 4 in District Baseball Championship
Pomona and Lyndon will open a two out of three series for the District National Baseball Congress title at Lyndon July 4 1 30 pm Pomona reached the finals by beating Burlington and the Emporis Brown Bombers Lyndon defeated Seabrook of Topeka and Northern Heights to reach the final berth Pomona may start Haig Barsegian 3 1 on the mound while Lyndon could go with Glen Davis The second game is scheduled for 8 pm Saturday with a potential third at 9 30 pm Northern Heights meets the Emporia Brown Bombers for third place today with pitcher Jack Bittenbender limited by a sore shoulder.
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Pomona
Lyndon
Burlington
Emporis Brown Bombers
Seabrook
Topeka
Northern Heights
Jack Nelson
Haig Barsegian
Barsegian
Brown Bombers
Glen Davis
Ottawa Legion
Davis
Emporia Brown Bombers
Nelson
Jack Bittenbender
Tom Harrell
Jim Ferguson
Lynn Firestone
Bob Knight
Roger Hill
John Hadi
Doyle Schick
Bittenbender
Yankees Keep Crowds Coming on Road Trips
Associated Press reports the New York Yankees, leading the American League, drew 828,593 fans on the road, 28 percent of AL totals outside Yankee Stadium. Detroit outings show Casey Stengel's club averaging 32,257 paid per game, far above other AL teams' 15,454.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
National
Yanks
Permant
Yankees
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
al Yankees
Casey Stengel
Yank Rookie Wins Debut For Yankees Over Orioles
Rookie right hander Zack Monroe dazzles in his first major league start, guiding the Yankees to a 4-1 win over Baltimore. Monroe, nearly 27, allows five hits and issues five walks over seven innings before Ryne Duren finishes. The Tigers top Kansas City 5-0 as Bunning shines. Williams homers for Boston in a 5-3 loss to Washington.
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Zack Monroe
New York Yankees
Peoria
Zack
Casey Stengel
Monroe
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Jim Bunning
Washington
Boston
Ted Williams
Denver
Yankee
A's
Dick Williams
Lall
Ryne Duren
Games Postponed by Recreation Commissioner
Recreation Commissioner Orils Cox announced that Church League softball games scheduled for July 4 will be postponed to a later date. The notice cites unspecified scheduling adjustments and urges teams to monitor further updates.
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Orils
Cox
Young Pitchers Have Their Day in Rotary League Play
Last night Rotary Recreation League action highlighted young pitchers and standout offenses. Andrews pitched a two-hitter as the Pee Wee Yankees beat the Indians 17-4, with the Indians erupting for 11 runs in the third. Schultz held Pomona to two hits as the Midget Yankees won 5-3, Jamison taking the loss for Pomona. Morriton and Smith each showcased in a 3-2 Junior League duel as the White Sox prevailed. Kirkland tossed a one-hitter in an 8-0 Dodgers win over the Yankees.
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Rotary Recreation
Andrews
Pee Wee Yankees
White Sox
Kirkland
Dodgers
Yankees
Gage
Logart Seeks Rematch After Upset Loss
Hollywood match ends with Don Jordan winning a split decision with no knockdowns. Isaac Logart claims bias and vows a rematch to pursue Virgil Akins title shot. Mafuz, Logart’s fiery manager, denounced the verdict in a dressing room interview after the 10 round bout at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Jordan sustained a bloody nose in round one and a cut eyelid in round three as Logart pressed with body work and left hooks.
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Hollywood
Eddie Mafuz
Cub
Isaac Logart
Mafuz
Don Jordan
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Virgil Akins
Duck Logart
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Jordan
Jordan Beats Logart In Tight 10 Round Decision
In a close boxing bout Jordan edged Logart by scores of 95-94 and 97-95 from two judges while Latka had Logart ahead 97-93. The cutoff round saw a disputed head blow deemed foul by Logart, but not penalized by the referee. Crowds reacted with mixed cheers and boos as Jordan claimed victory.
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Mushy Callahan
George Thomas
Jordan
George Latka
Logart
Unclear drug store ad fragment risks safety claims
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a drug store product and antiseptic claims. Key names and actions are incomplete, with references to Kaiser Drug Store and a product called T-4-1 Foot Powder. The readable elements suggest a promotional or warning style without coherent facts.
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Lee Carlson
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Gordon Morlan
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