Ottawa Legion Slams Osawatomie 14-5 at Forest Park
Ottawa Legion exploded for eight runs in the third inning to defeat Osawatomie 14-5 at Forest Park last night. Cliff Fisher started for Ottawa and gave up five in two innings, Dennis Smith worked three scoreless frames to earn the win, while Osawatomie starter McCray took the loss. Ottawa hitters led by Jack Smith and Paul Turvey with three hits each, Spooner added two, as Ottawa plans a midweek game against Kansas City Mo Elks at 8 p.m.
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A’s and Cards Lose Ground in Standings
The St Louis Cardinals drop to third as they trail NL leaders Milwaukee by 2 1 2 games and sit a game and a half behind San Francisco. Pitcher Larry Jackson endures a rough weekend, walking in the winning run against San Francisco and hitting a batter to fuel a 5 4 Giants win. The A’s tie for second in the AL after an 8 5 loss to the Indians, with Bill Tuttle and Frank Housan homering for Oakland, while Murray Dickson and Ned Garver each pitched for Cleveland.
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Pomona Bears Capture District Tourney Title
Pomona Bears defeated Lyndon 9-3 to win the National Baseball Congress District Tournament. Lyndon led 3-1 before Pomona tied it on Tom Harrell’s two-out double in the sixth. Haig Barsegian pitched a strong 17 1 3 innings for Pomona to earn the win and district MVP honors. Six Pomona players earned All Star nods, including Barsegian Knight Hill Harrell Hadl and Bittenbender.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Weekend and All-Star Night
Baseball results recap shows Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 0 and San Francisco 5 St. Louis 4 with Chicago 6 Los Angeles 2 and Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 1 1 Saturday Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 2 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 5 in 12 innings All-Star game listed as final in Baltimore with Boston 10 New York 4 and Cleveland 8 Kansas City 5 Detroit 2 Chicago 1 Washington 4 Baltimore 3 Baltimore 3 Washington 1 Cleveland 8 Kansas City 2 Chicago 8 Detroit 1 Boston 3 New York 3 tie at 10 innings
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Park Church League Baseball Matches Scheduled Tonight
Tonight in the Park Church League Assembly of God faces First Christian at 7 p.m. and Nazarene plays North Baptist at 8 30.
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Ottawa Elks defeat Lawrence Elks 5 to 4 in Forest Park
Ottawa Elks scored three runs in the fifth inning to slip past the Lawrence Elks 5 4 Sunday afternoon. Roy Dunn pitched a six hit game with no walks, while Henley led Ottawa with two hits in three at bats as Patchen took the loss for Lawrence.
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Harvest Into Swing Again in Kansas Wheat
In Kansas wheat harvest resumed after weekend rains with about 75 percent of the crop harvested, according to the Harvest Labor Office at Great Bend.
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Pitchers In Good Condition For All Star Game
The All-Star managers set rested starting pitchers for the silver anniversary game. Casey Stengel leans on Bot Turley while Fred Haney favors Bob Friend, with a right-handed heavy slate to counter the predominantly right-handed lineup. Stan Musial and Bob Skinner anchor the NL lefty bats as the American League holds a 13 much to 10 advantage.
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Natitional
Six Die In Crash Near Springfield
A thundershower collision near Springfield Missouri killed six people and critically injured two others. The deceased were Aaron Leitwein 66 his wife Datrina 64 their son Harry 45 and his son Dean 13 all of Springfield and Howard Bigelow 48 and his son David 18 of Kansas City. The injured include Bigelow's other son Tommy 9 and Mrs Har ry Leitwein 43. Connie Kueser was the losing pitcher for Ottawa in a separate game with K Ramsey winning for South Side.
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