Ottawa Elks dominate Manhattan 15-2 in opener at Forest Park
Rick Snider belted a grand slam and drove in four as Ottawa Elks rout Manhattan 15-2. Roy Dunn tossed a 1 hitter through six innings, Loren Shofner and Dennis Morelet each had three hits, and Elks piled 14 hits to seize a seven run first inning lead. Next day, Dennis Morelet starts vs Chanute with Russell Craycraft on Sunday at 2 p.m. and Topeka at 8 p.m.
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Ottawa Elks- American Legion
Roy Dunn
Manhattan
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Loren Shofner
Dennis Morelet
Morelet
Snider
Elvin Gilges
Larry Nisely
Ronnie Mendell
Tom Milburn
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Mike Brady
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John Sparks
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Harry Murphy
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Manager Wants Players In Action
Cleveland AP reports manager Ralph Houk aims for the AL to win the All-Star Game and wants many Yankees to play. He defends selections, notes timing of picks, and says he will name the batting order and starting pitcher on Monday.
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Dick Stuart
New York
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Yankees
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Mudcat) Grant
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Indians
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Stuart
Joe Pepitone
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Athletics
Casey Stengel
Baseball League Leaders Summary
Statistics from both leagues show Wagner leading Los Angeles with a .337 batting average and 57 RBIs while Malzone tops Boston with 102 hits. Allison of Minnesota leads runs with 47 and home runs with 20, aided by Yastrzemski and Kaline tying for 50 runs. Aparicio leads stolen bases with 22. Pitching highlights include Radatz of Boston at 8-1-1 and Koufax at 446 strikeouts for Los Angeles.
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Chicago
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White
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Milwaukee
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Groat
Javier
Pinson
Cincinnati
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Perranoski
Koufax
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Giants Beat Cardinals in Extra Innings for Key Win
Giants path to a 6-5 11th inning victory over the Cardinals as Chuck Hiller’s 185 average and Duffalo’s two relief innings fueled a late comeback. Willie McCovey homered, Harvey Kuenn tied it with a ninth inning single, and Ed Bauta suffered the loss. Dodgers, Cubs, and other NL rivals won or lost as the pennant scramble tightened with Washington, Baltimore, and Minnesota also posting wins.
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Palmer Farewell to Retirement Rumor Sparks Open Hopes
Arnold Palmer, 33yo American golf star, questions retirement amid Open campaign. In Blackpool an exhibition saw his Rest of the World team defeat the British 6 3 as Palmer shot 69 on a course new to him. About 120 players compete in the British Open next Wednesday to Friday.
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Herald Offers Weekly Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tip submissions are encouraged to improve local coverage and engage the community in reporting.
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McKinley Wins Wimbledon Title Ending Australian Reign
Former Wimbledon champions praise Chuck McKinley as the American tops Australia’s Fred Stolle 9-7 6-1 6-4 to end seven of eight years of Australian men’s champions. Billie Jean Moffitt advances toward a U S sweep by facing Margaret Smith in the women’s final after defeating three seeds.
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U.S
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Tony Trabert
McKnley
Stolle
Miss Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Australia
Margaret Smith
Billie Jean
Lesley Turner
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Tourney Kansas Non-Pro Baseball Tournament in Wichita
First round results include Wichita Turners 10 over BrozsrsoGom 9 and Lyndon 4 to Wichita Royals 2 in two innings. Today's schedule lists 11 am Ulysses vs Teeiaiw, 1:30 pm WaKeeney vs Hart TM, 5 pm Columbus vs WAY3 trita, 7:45 pm Liberal vs Kansas City Holmes, and 9:45 pm Kansas City xr-alves vs Dodge City.
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Lyndon
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Columbus
Week's Fun and Games in Local Church League Softball
Week features Nazarene versus First Christ and Wellsville versus Westminster on Monday. Wesleyan and First Baptist clash Tuesday. Elks Legion schedule covers Ottawa and Chanute. Little League slate listed. Ottawa Recreation Mission reminds parents of playground and swimming program for all children in Ottawa and county residents.
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Little League
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Wyatt versatile pitcher for A's loses to Tigers 4-3
Detroit edged Oakland 4-3 as John Wyatt endured a rough seventh inning featuring a walk, a balk and a fielding error before a high throw to the plate helped Detroit score the decisive run. Donovan and Wilson sparked other AL wins while NL games produced a 1-0 Dodgers win and 11-inning triumphs for San Francisco and Chicago.
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Johnny Pedres
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
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New York Mets
Detroit
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Mickey Lolich
Freehan
Dick McAuliffe
Donovan
Jim Bouton
Indians
Cleveland
Yanks
Hector Lopez
Baseball Standings and Results From Friday to Monday
National League and American League standings shown with records and games back. Friday results include Baltimore over Minnesota and Cleveland over New York. Sunday and Monday schedules feature multiple matchups and planned twin bills.
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Producer Dead in Baja California Airport Plane Crash
Los Angeles tele vision film producer George Tyssen aged 42 died Thursday when his light plane crashed at Baja California Airport. Tyssen was a Cannes Film Festival award winner in 1963 for commercials.
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George Tyssen
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Missouri delegates tilt to pro Goldwater at GOP convention
H Kenneth Wangelin, former state Republican chairman, said on Friday that at least 16 of Missouri's 24 delegates to the 1964 Republican National Convention will probably be pro Goldwater. The remark reflects expected support for Barry Goldwater among Missouri Republicans ahead of the convention.
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Missouri
H.kenneth Wangelin
Rollins Crew Eliminated at Henley Regatta Semifinal
In Henley England the Rollins College eight from Florida was swept from the Thames Cup in a semifinal as torrential rain drenched the race. The U S boat faced tough competition and failed to advance under difficult conditions.
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England
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New TV Face Struts as Gaspar Ortega Fights in MSG
New York AP reports a TV debut for Billy Belle but main cheers will likely go to veteran Gaspar Ortega of Mexico at Madison Square Garden. Ortega seeks another victory in a bout that headlines the boxing card tonight in New York City.
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Podres Shuts Out Reds as Dodgers Lead Grows
Johnny Podres limited Cincinnati to two hits and did not allow a runner to reach second as the Dodgers defeated the Reds 1 to 0. The win extended Los Angeles' National League lead to three games.
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Little League Round Two Schedule Announced
The second round of Little League play is scheduled across July and August with games including Athletics versus Orioles on July 8, Braves against Dodgers on July 9, Cubs versus Giants and White Sox versus Yankees on July 10, Tigers versus Yankees on July 11, Cardinals versus Giants on July 15, Braves versus White Sox on July 17, Athletics versus Cubs on July 17, Dodgers versus Cubs on July 18, Tigers versus Athletics on July 22, Cardinals versus Braves on July 23, Giants versus Yankees on July 24, Orioles versus Tigers on July 25, Cubs versus Cardinals on July 29, White Sox versus Tigers on July 30, Dodgers versus Cardinals on July 31, Yankees versus Orioles on August 1, and Giants versus Dodgers to conclude.
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Dodgers
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Police Say Reception Good After Radio Move
Ottawa police and Franklin County sheriff report good reception on office radios after moving the transmitter from downtown to the old KCPL tower south of the city. The equipment mover is complete and radios now pick up signals from other law enforcement agencies that were previously hard to receive. The tower was relocated from the North American Hotel to avoid TV interference. The county owns the new site and the city and county jointly own the radio equipment.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Office
KCPL
Accused Murderer In Custody After Abduction Case
Richard Coleman known as Teddy was arrested near Newark Airport after police traced a car linked to the abduction of 18 year old Mary Kaminski. He is accused of killing his wife and sister in law and wounding others during the four hour siege. The teen was found bleeding with scalp lacerations and possibly raped, after Coleman surrendered.
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Elizabeth
Newark
Mary Kaminski
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