Yankes Mantle Maris Hit Four Homers In Seven Five Losses
Yanks sluggers Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit multiple home runs in a 7 5 loss to the Indians while Ruben Gomez earned his first AL win for Cleveland helping them reach the league lead. Mantle tied a record with homers in four straight at bats as Maris added two blasts and four RBIs.
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Marichal Shuts Out Dodgers as Giants Rally
Juan Marichal fired a 6-hitter and struck out 13 to lead the San Francisco Giants past the Los Angeles Dodgers 12-3, keeping them within a half game of the NL lead. Felipe Alou, Orlando Cepeda, and Tom Haller drove early runs while Marichal, who improved to 12-1, worked the complete game including a hitless Dodger stretch after Frank Howard's fourth inning homer.
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Troon jitters rattle golf stars before Open start
Troon Links give stars the jitters as the British Open looms with Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and Dai Rees among those uneasy about the weather and course. Snead shot 284 for 72 holes and predicted a 284 winning score while others anticipate higher totals.
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Scoreboard Friday's Results and Upcoming Games
Friday results show New York 7 Minnesota 5 Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 Detroit 5 Baltimore 4 Kansas City 12 Washington 9 Boston 12 Los Angeles 7. Upcoming games feature New York at Minnesota Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland Washington at Kansas City Boston at Los Angeles. Sundays include Boston at Los Angeles Washington at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland. Monday has no games scheduled.
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Baseball scores and matchups from Monday games
Milwaukee beats Chicago 5 to 3 in 10 innings while New York defeats St. Louis 10 to 3 Philadelphia wins 6 to 2 over Pittsburgh Houston blanks Cincinnati 2 0 San Francisco trounces Los Angeles 12 to 3 Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh Houston visits Cincinnati Milwaukee travels to Chicago Los Angeles visits San Francisco St Louis plays New York with two games at St Louis New York faces St Louis two more Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh two Houston heads to Cincinnati two Milwaukee visits Chicago two No games scheduled Monday.
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Ottawa Sports Schedule Next Week Calendar
The Ottawa Recreation Commission lists church leagues Babe Ruth Pee Wee and Little League games for July with matchups across Wesleyan Methodist Faith Lutheran Bethany Chapel Grace Episcopal Richter Methodist First Christian Westminster Presbyterian Rotary Boys Club Eagles Elks Titans Lions Cowboys Dragons Cardinals Giants Tigers Yankees Dodgers Cubs Braves Orioles White Sox and more.
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Thirty to Two: First Methodist dominates Grace Episcopal in league play
First Methodist exploded for 16 runs in the third inning to rout Grace Episcopal 30 to 2. Fred Adamson and Ron Reusch hit homers as the winners posted 10 hits aided by five walks and an error in the big inning. Don Jones took the loss.
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Umpires Chosen for All Star Game in Washington
Commissioner Ford Frick announced the Umpires for the All Star Game in Washington Ed Hurley behind the plate Augie Donatelli at first Bob Stewart at second Tony Venton at third Harry Schwarts at left field Al Forman at right field Official scorers named Ray Kelly Morrie Siegel and Bob Addie from Philadelphia Washington Post and Washington Daily News respectively
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Washington Post
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Washington Daily News
Rain Should Improve Kansas Angling Conditions
Kansas fishing reports show variable conditions with some waters good and others fair to poor. Recent rains are expected to raise water levels and lift prospects across regions including Northeast lakes and streams, Southeast reservoirs, and river systems, with bass, crappie, channels, and bullheads repeatedly noted among the species.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Shines at Flint Open in 1959
Juan Antonio Rodriguez known as Chi Chi captures fan attention at Warwick Hills as he shoots 69 to move within one of the lead in the Flint Open third round. Tony Lema and Bill Collins trail with 140 and 141 respectively while the field of 97 pros and 10 amateurs continues.
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Marlene Leads Turf Tourney
Ellicott City Md AP Marlene Bauer Hagge the 28 year old touring pro led the Turf Valley Open into the second round with a 72 two over par on the 6300 yard course despite triple puts on three greens Kathy Whitworth Patsy Hahn and Sandra Haynie trailed at 73 74 as 56 women competed for the title Hagge last won in 1960 continues to show form after a shaky putting round
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Karen Hantze Susman Wins Wimbledon Singles Title
Karen Hantze Susman of San Antonio Texas defeated Vera Sukova of Czechoslovakia to win the Wimbledon women's singles title, bringing the trophy back to the United States after four years.
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San Antonio
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Plan Make Up Softball Games In Church League
Softball games scheduled for next week to replace rained out fixtures. Monday features Wesleyan Methodist versus Faith Lutheran and Bethany Chapel Baptist against Grace Episcopal. Tuesday matches Wesleyan Methodist against Richter Methodist and First Christian versus Westminster United Presbyterian. FridaySee Bethany Chapel Baptist versus Trinity Methodist and First Methodist versus Wellsville Baptist Methodist.
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Little Athletics Win Over Orioles In Ottawa Pitching Duel
The Athletics defeated the Orioles 42 in Ottawa in a pitching duel. Athletic pitching allowed four hits while Orioles pitchers gave up three. Myron Welton earned the win with relief by Don Stevens, and Doug Underwood took the loss. The Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip.
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Natasha and Barbara Reach Colorado Springs Finals
Natasha Fife and Barbara McIntire advanced to the Colorado Springs Women’s Invitational final after close 38 hole semifinals. Fife edged Jean Ashley with a late par and birdie run, while McIntire defeated Judy Bell in a tight match that went to the last hole.
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Elks To Play At Emporia
Ottawa Elks American Legion baseball team will depart Ottawa Senior High School at 5 45 p m for tonight’s game with Emporia Roy Dunn named the starting pitcher for Ottawa and the team hopes to secure a win on the road
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