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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1957

Page

5

Move By Bums Would Shake Up Minor Loops

League officials foresee a nationwide minor realignment if the Dodgers and Giants leave New York for the West Coast. Presidents warn of suspensions across leagues, with towns like New Orleans and Louisville in danger, as they fear major shifts and the impact on the game.

St, Louis Tan Mipor Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Pacific Coast Dodgers Giants New York Edward Doherty American Association Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles George M. Trautman National Association of Mi Ford To S New Orleans Moahile Louville Oklahoma City Sacramento O. M. Hobbs

Two Benefit Softball Games Planned To Aid Ottawa Team

Two benefit softball games are set to raise funds for Ottawa girls as they travel to the District Softball Tournament in Iola from July 27 to August 4. Twelve teams compete, including Iola, LaHarpe, Girard, Parsons, Pittsburg, Coffeyville, Moran, Garnett, Blue Mound, Eureka, Cherryvale, and Ottawa. The first game Friday at 8 p.m. on Forest Park diamond features Ottawa versus Malvern. The second game Sunday at 8 p.m. at Forest Park pits Parkfield against Hill’s Shoes. Mildred Crowe is slated to pitch for Ottawa against Melvern, with Imogene Smith or Theo Tucker to start against Hill’s.

Ottawa Iola LaHarpe Girard Parsons Pittsburg Coffeyville Moran Garnett Blue Mound Eureka Cherryvale Forest Park Malvern Mildred Crowe Melvern Imogene Smith Theo Tucker Hill

Famed Jockey Hartack Hurt In Arlington Park Spill

Jockey Willie Hartack, leader in 1945 season wins, was injured in a spill at Arlington Park. He may ride again in a week if X rays show no fracture, otherwise four weeks for possible vertebral injury. Hartack hoped to ride Iron Siege in the Arlington Classic for $100,000 added.

Chicago Willie Hartack Herman J. Carr Arlington Park Hartack Carr Eddie Arcaro Iron Siege Reverse Knoll Farm Smoke Menow Spy Boss Calumet Farm

Vaughn Wins by TKO Over Hernandez in Chicago Bout

Vaughn scored a late two fisted TKO of Chebo Hernandez in 2:19 of the seventh round in a nationally televised middleweight clash. The victory avenged a prior Mexico knockout and lifts Vaughn closer to elite status as he eyes a title shot. Hernandez weighed about 159 to 161 pounds.

Chicago Willie Vaughn Chebo Hernandez Vaughn Hernandez Jaurez Mexico

Bob Purkey Pressure On League Leaders

Bob Purkey, Pittsburgh’s sturdy right-hander, appears set to challenge the league’s top pitchers. The young hurler follows in the footsteps of teammate Bob Friend, who once bedeviled pennant contenders and nearly dominated Brooklyn in 1955. Friend went 14-9 that season for a last-place Pirates, posting a 2.04 ERA and a strong 95 against first division foes.

Bob Purkey Pittsburgh Bob Friend Pirate Brooklyn Bucs Purkey Cincinnati St. Louis

Rocky Year For Pitchers

New York report notes a rough season for many pitchers as only seven reached 10 wins by midseason. Names include Billy Pierce, Early Wynn, Jim Bunning, Larry Jackson, Jack Sanford, Ruben Gomez, with Purkey leading ERA at 2.70 and a rare note on Ditmar's rebound with the Yankees.

New York Billy Pierce Chicago White Sox Early Wynn Cleveland Jim Bunning Detroit Larry Jackson St. Louis Jack Sarford Philadelphia Ruben Gomez New York Giants

Business As Usual In The City Jail

Akron report on Pirates facing a 2-2 tie with a late rally. Dick Groat’s single and an error loaded the bases with two out in the sixth. Baker’s 3-2 line drive through short ended the threat and preserved the game.

Akron Ohio Pirates Buhl Municipal Dick Groat Frank Torre Baker

Lincoln Chiefs Beat Albuquerque To Narrow Western League Gap

The Lincoln Chiefs edged Albuquerque 3-2 to move within a game and a half of first place as Topeka rested. The Dukes lost for the 10th time in 13 games, seven by one run. Other scores: Des Moines 3 Colorado Springs , Pueblo 5 Sioux City 0. Remaining games: Pueblo at Sioux City, Albuquerque at Lincoln, Colorado Springs at Des Moines, Amarillo at Topeka.

Lincoln Chiefs Albuquerque Topeka Dukes Des Moines Colorado Springs Pueblo Sioux City Lincoln Amarillo

Judge revokes work permit for lottery slips case

Judge Abner Zook revoke an outside work permit for Arthur K. Robinson, 25, serving 20 days in the Workhouse for possession of lottery slips, after discovering he used the free lime to sell more lottery tickets.

Abner Zook Arthur K. Robinson Robinson

League Standings Thursday Schedule and Results

Thursday slate features Boston at Detroit, New York at Kansas City Turley and Chicago at Philadelphia with mixed results. Wednesday's results include Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 2, and minor league scores across American Association and Western League with Omaha, Lincoln and Des Moines posting wins.

Schedale Boston Detroit Jaary Baltimore Cleveland Moorethay O'Dell Navieski Het Lemon New York Kansas City Turley Terry Washington Chicago Ramug Les. Keegan Shureday St. Louis L. McDaniel Antonelli Philadelphia Rush Elation Haddix Simmona Cinginnati Brooklyn Lawrence McDevitt Milwaukee Pittsburgh Trowbridge Law Alf Washington Beekee Ly Pet Lairis Milwaukee Ca Philadelphia Sone Aenn Pittsburgh Feares Bu Thicheo Sue Eetey

Archery Gains Popularity In Ottawa Area Sports Scene

A summer recreation program includes a wood working class making long bows as archery rises in Ottawa area popularity. Howard Hill and others boost archery fame with hunting and filming. bows range from lemonwood to laminated fiberglass. The sport is inexpensive to start and accessible to many, aligning with Boy Scout merit badge standards.

Ottawa America Howard Hill Bob Markworth Bob Hylton Leslie i J Speaks Jo McCubbins Osage Boy Scouts For America

Golf Veterans Pace Field at Canadian Open

In Kitchener Ontario a field of golfers remains led by veteran players as 46 year old Henry Ransom and 40 year old Ed Oliver try to defend a slim one stroke margin in the second round of the $25,000 Canadian Open.

Kitchener Ont Henry Ransom Porky) Oliver Ransom Texas Oliver Canton Mass Don Fairfield Mike Fetchick Doug Yard Arnold Palmer George Bayer

USC Seeks Grid Freedom From Pacific Coast Conference

USC joins UCLA and California in seeking freedom from the PC schedule system. Trustees adopt principles ending compulsory conference fees and allow each member to schedule its own games. California Regents issued a similar policy last month as the move gains momentum.

Los. Angeles University of Southern California UCLA University of California USC Board of Trustees University of California Board of Regents

Conference Split Over Aid Forces USC Expulsion

The Berkeley and Los Angeles divisions of the state university face expulsion from the conference, threatening a breakup. Trojan trustees state they will honor contractual obligations on schedules until July 1958, the penalty expiration date for athletic code infractions.

Berkeley Los Angeles The State University Trojan USC

Neutra Urges Library Redesigns at USC School

Renowned architect Richard J. Neutra proposed modernizing school libraries at USC Library School. He urged removing Quiet signs, adding television coverage, new telotypes and ticker tapes, hi fi rooms for music and poetry, and outdoor reading lounges to foster informal study spaces.

Los Angeles Richard J. Neutra Neutra University of Southern California Library School

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