Angels End Tigers Reign With Tie-Breaking Homer
Angels beat Tigers 4-2 as Steve Bilko belted a tie-breaking homer in the eighth off Terry Fox and Earl Averill added a ninth inning shot. The win extends Los Angeles streak to seven, lifting them from last in the AL cellar to second place behind the Yankees. Elston Howard drove in four for New York in a 14-3 rout of the Red Sox, while Baltimore swept Kansas City and Cleveland blanked Chicago. Bud Daley earned the victory for the Yankees. Ken McBride pitched seven solid innings for Detroit.
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Braves Fall 2-1 On Free Passes In Dodgers Win
Four straight walks by Tom McKean in the bottom of the fifth gave Los Angeles a 2-1 victory over the Braves in Forest Park Little League action. Dennis Wieneke and Joe Moody held Braves to two hits, with Wieneke fanning seven. Haworth struck out eight in relief for Atlanta. In the Yankee win, Robert Meyers drove in Tom Stephenson to edge the Cardinals 14-13.
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I Kwansan Gains Final Round
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo AP Mrs Natasha Matson Fife of Wichita Kan and Joan Birkland of Denver meet in a 36 hole final for the Colorado Springs Women's Invitational golf championship Finalists each won semifinals upset Priday Mrs Fife medalist defeated favorite Barbara McIntire of Coral Gables Fla 4 and 3 Mrs Birkland defeated Jean Ashley of Chanute Kan 2 and 1
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Baseball Schedule For Local Leagues This Week
Monday at Forest Park pits Athletics against Orioles and Babe Ruth Athletics against Yankees while White Sox meet Pomona Lions at Garfield Playground. Tuesday features Tigers vs Cardinals and Yankees vs Giants at Forest Park. Wednesday offers Tigers v Braves and Yankees v Giants at Forest Park. Thursday has Athletics v Cardinals and Yankees v White Sox at 5 pm. Friday closes with Tigers v Giants at Braves v Athletics both at 5 pm.
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Tigers Edge Giants 7-1 in Babe Ruth action
The Tigers defeated the Giants 7-1 as both teams tied on hits but Giants errors sealed the win. James Baldwin started for the Tigers with Eldon McCurdy on the mound for the Giants. Giants' McCurdy Terry Lay and Mike Brady collected extra-base hits, while Dan Woodward doubled for the Tigers.
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Dan Woodward
Ottawa Girls Fall to Overbrook in Slim Loss
Ottawa Girls softball was edged 31 to 28 by Overbrook last night at Overbrook. Coach Joe Moody blamed sloppy fielding and errors for the defeat, highlighting mental mistakes and missed plays as key factors.
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Church League Softball Schedule for Forest Park Night
North Baptist meets Wesleyan Methodist at 7 p.m. First Baptist plays Church of the Nazarene at 8:30 p.m. in Forest Park. Ottawa faces Iola at 8 p.m. in Iola with Sunday EKSL games at Richland and Forest Park.
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Ottawa Country Club hires Greens Keeper Bill Jarrard
Bill Jarrard of Muskogee Oklahoma has been hired as greens keeper at Ottawa Country Club to fill the vacancy created by the death of George Pope. He started yesterday after serving five years as assistant greens chairman at Muskogee Country Club and the past three years as head greens keeper at Pryor Municipal Golf Course.
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McKinley Fails To Break Laver In Wimbledon Final
American star Chuck McKinley, 20, loses to Rod Laver 6-3 6-1 6-4 on center court. Though defeated, the St Louis native earns cheers and pride, signaling a rebound after suspension and a renewed U.S. presence in Wimbledon singles. Karen Hantze and Billie Jean Moffitt reach the women's doubles final for America.
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Gentile Hits Record Fourth Grand Slam In Orioles Win
Baltimore slugger Jim Gentile blasted a pinch hit 400-foot grand slam in the twilight opener, tying an American League mark with four grand slams in a season. The Orioles beat the tied 2-2 game 6-2, joining Babe Ruth and others who achieved the feat.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Rudy York
Tommy Henrich
al Rosen
Ray Boone
Chuck Estrada
Baltimore
Tom Henrich
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From National and Major Leagues
Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 11 to 4 while Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 in a busy slate. Chicago routed Philadelphia 9 to 3 and St Louis won 3 to 2 over San Francisco. Philadelphia faces Chicago and Cincinnati tangles with Los Angeles in Sunday swing.
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Church softball results highlight Wellsville win and Trinity Methodist rout
Wellsville Methodist defeated First Christian 9-6 as walks and errors fueled nine runs on four hits. Trinity Methodist upset Richter Methodist 6-1 behind combined pitching, with Wellsville remaining third behind Westminster and First Baptist.
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Denny Peterson
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Glen Layton
Eugene Wingert
Lyle McCarthy
Larry Averill
Reds Extend Winning Streak With Dodgers Sweep at L A Coliseum
The Cincinnati Reds surged to an eight game win streak and widened their NL lead to five by sweeping a two game set with the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-7 and 4-1 before a NL night crowd of 68,742 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Gene Freese belted a two run homer in the third off Sandy Koufax and added another shot in the nightcap as Bob Purkey and Ken Hunt earned wins. The Cards under Johnny Keane rallied for two ninth inning runs to beat St Louis, while Pittsburgh edged Milwaukee 6-5 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 9-3.
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Net Deadline Extended for Ottawa Tennis Tourney
Ottawa Recreation Commission extends the summer tennis tournament signup to July 11. Director Conrad Downing cites recent rain preventing regular tennis classes in Forest Park and low student enrollment. Interested players may call Downing at CH 2-4235 or Orlis Cox at the Junior High Office CH 2-3237.
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