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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1959

Page

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Cleveland Maintains Lead With 8-4 Win Over White Sox

McLish earned his 11th win as Cleveland beat Chicago 8-4 after a rain delay, while Minnie Minoso sparked two rallies that derailed Early Wynn. Washington hit four homers to topple Baltimore 7-6. Boston defeated the Yankees 8-5 behind Avila and Williams. Detroit snapped a six-game skid with a 5-2 win over Kansas City as Jim Bunning pitched the Tigers to victory. Williams extends hit streaks, and Stengel risked Ford at Fenway as Boston's offense pounded New York.

Cal Melish Minnie Minoso Cleveland McLish Indians White Sox Minoso Minose Tito Francona Rocky Colavito Wynn Ford Boston Fenway Park Avila Williams Yanks Sox Marty Keoghs Jackie Jensen Bunning Athletics Jerry Lumpe Ted Lepcio Bob Grim

Rockets pitcher sets strikeout record in non pro tourney

In Wichita, Larry Elliott of the Topeka Rockets fanned the first nine batters and finished with 13 strikeouts as his team beat the Wichita Jets 8-2 in opening Kan sas Non-pro Baseball Tournament action. Wichita Bobcats defeated Dodge City Mavericks 7-1. Wichita set a tourney record with four double plays.

Wichita Larry Elliott Topeka Rockets Rockets Wichita Jets Kansas Wichita Bobcats Dodge City Mavericks Elliott Jets Don McCain Dodge City Bob Scott Ed White Altamont Columbus

Mays' Booming Bat Keeps Giants On Top

Giants move to first as Willie Mays sparks 11 inning 8 6 win over the Reds. He adds two singles three steals and the tying run before belting his 15th homer. Pirates edge Cubs. Cardinals rally past Phillies in another 11 inning affair.

Willie Giants Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Phillies Mays Pittsburgh Cubs Roman Mejias Bill Virdon Hank Foiles Mejias Dick Stuart Don Elston

Ingemar Johansson Eyes Future World Title Fights

In Stockholm AP reports World Heavyweight Champion Ingemar Johansson declared he will defend his title against Floyd Patterson again and fight worthy contenders. He emphasizes boxing as sport and a business, touring Sweden to promote his mystery right at a minimum price of $1,000 while pursuing acting in a film project.

Stockholm Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patterson Johansson Sweden Ingemar

Women's Golf Tourney Set at Ottawa Country Club

The Ottawa Women's Golf Association announces a handicap tournament on July 14, 21, and 28 at Ottawa Country Club. The winner is based on the two best nine hole net scores from the three rounds, with a trophy and seven other awards presented July 28. Mrs. John Sheldon won the golf ball last Tuesday. pairings listed for July 14 include Foulks, Sheldon, White, Crawford, Douglas, Latimer, and others. Reservations: CH2-3734.

Ottawa Women’s Golf Association Ottawa Country Club John Sheldon Foulks Sheldon White Crawford Douglas Latimer Young Fredeen Shade Indall Peters Schultz Speer Fletcher Strecher Hill Elder Roberts Kelsey

Palmer Leads Western Open Title Fight in Pittsburgh

Arnold Palmer set the pace at the Western Open at the Pittsburgh Field Club firing 66 for a 133 two round total. Mike Souchak stood second with 134 after two rounds. George Bayer and Joe Campbell tied for third at 136 as Palmer savored early control.

Pittsburgh Arnold Palmer Ligonier Pittsburgh Field Club Mike Souchak Grossinger N.Y

Cardinals Score Triple Play in Pee Wee Contest

The Redlegs edged the Cardinals 17 to 15 at Garfield playground in five innings. In the fourth, Cardinal second baseman Steve Terry turned a double play by catching a line drive and stepping on second before firing to first for the third out. Harkins was the winning pitcher, Finch the loser as Redlegs built a 14 run second inning lead.

Cardinals Redlegs Garfield Playground Cardinal Steve” Terry Redleg Terry Harkins Finch

New Trade Rule Gains Approval

CHICAGO AP Inter league trading was approved by the American and National leagues allowing cross league trades from Nov 21 to Dec 15 without waivers. Yankees could trade Mantle to the Giants for Mays. Frick named a seven man committee including Giles Cronin Perini Carpenter Yawkey Johnson to work with third major league plans.

Chicago New York Yankees Mickey Mantle San Francisco Willie Mays Mantle Ford Frick Frick Warren Giles Joe Cronin Lou Perini Milwaukee Braves Bob Carpenter Philadelphia Phillies Tom Yawkey Boston Red Sox Arnold Johnson Kansas City Athletics

Rains Slow Fishing Activity In Kansas

Kansas fishing slowed by recent heavy rains and heat across the state. Regional reports show streams fair to poor in northeast and southeast areas, with farm ponds generally good in west and central Kansas. Black bass and crappie dominate notes across state lakes and rivers, with some sites listing good or fair for various species and several reservoirs reporting improving or declining conditions. Local details include state lakes in Nemaha Lyon Leavenworth Brown Miami and others with varied bass, crappie, channels, bullheads and bluegill results.

Nemaha County Lyon County Leavenworth County Brown County Miami County Council Grove City Herington State Lake Kanhola Atchison County Sabetha City Kansas Crawford County Farlington Bluestem el Dorado Butler County Wilson County Ing Montgomery County Neosho County Fall River Woodson County State Lake Cowley County Neosho River

Saturday Church League and park games schedule

Saturday features North Baptist versus First Methodist at 7 p.m. in Forest Park and Ottawa meets Garnett at 8:30 p.m. Sunday rounds include Junior Elks versus Lawrence at 2 p.m. and Ottawa versus Olathe at 8 p.m. All events set in Forest Park with several Monday youth games and a Monday adult matchups across local leagues.

Church League North Baptist First Methodist Forest Park Ottawa Garnett Elks Lawrence Elks’ Legion Olathe

Redlegs Take 8-6 Win Over Yankees in Midget League

Forest Park contest saw Redlegs score six runs in the third inning to pull away, holding Yankees to no hits in final two frames. Corey earned the win with seven strikeouts. Craycraft struck out six in defeat as both teams collected four hits.

Forest Park Redlegs Yankees Corey Craycraft Wilms Wasson Murray G Buck Cyer'lf Nordyke Green Stine Xille Richeson Jeffries Lloyd Johnson Clevg

Two Church League Teams Win to Tie for First

In City Church Softball at Forest Park the First Baptist beat Church of the Nazarene 10 to 3 and United Presbyterians defeated Trinity Methodist 20 to 14. Both games ended early on time. McGinnis pitched for the Baptists with Sneathen taking the loss for Nazarene. Macdonald and Witacre threw for the United Presbyterians with Feighner catching. McCready was the Methodist pitcher. The two winners are now tied for first in the league.

First Baptist United Presbyterian City Church Forest Park Church of the Nazarene United Presbyterians Trinity Methodist The Baptist McGinnis Nazarene Club Sneathen Nazarene Methodists Macdonald Witacre Feighner McCready First Baptist Club

Docking to Close State Office on Saturdays

Gov. George Docking announced the office will close Saturdays starting this week. Executives have opened until noon on Saturdays, but he says most weekend visitors are sightseers and little official business is conducted. The change aligns with most state agencies.

Topeka George Docking

Jordan defeats Moyer sets sights on Robinson bout

Don Jordan retained the welterweight title with a 15 round decision over Denny Moyer in Portland. Jordan improved to 46-11 with his 11th straight win. promoter offers spoke of a Robinson fight while pre fight incidents included Jordan missing the 147 pound limit and Mickey Cohen's late town visit raising police interest.

Portland, Ore Don Jordan Los Angeles Ray Robinson Jordan Denny Moyer Moyer Robinson National Boxing Assn New York Mickey Cohen Nesseth Underworld Cohen

Orioles Manager Seeks Cure For Pitcher Wilhelm

Washington AP Mana ger Paul Richards of the Baltimore Orioles prescribes a possible cure for his slumping knuckleball ace Hoyt Wilhelm The manager wants Wilhelm to throw more breaking pitches and fastballs and believes an extra day of rest between starts might help him regain form He has been seeking his 10th victory for nearly a month after four straight losses following a nine game win streak this season.

Washington Paul Richards Baltimore Orioles Hoyt Wilhelm Richards Oriole Wilhelm

Baseball Scores Friday Results

Friday baseball scores show Cleveland 8 Chicago 4 and Detroit 5 Kansas City 2 Washington 7 Baltimore 6 Boston 8 New York 4. Sunday's lineup includes Boston hosting Kansas City and Detroit visiting Cleveland among others with rain postponements.

Cleveland Chicago Detroit Kansas City Washington Baltimore Boston New York

Phillies C Thomas Injured In Collision

Philadelphia AP report states catcher Valmy Thomas sustained severe rib bruises after colliding with Dick Gray of St. Louis in the sixth inning. He will be out for an indefinite period, leaving Carl Sawatski as the club’s only other catcher.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Valmy Thomas Carl Sawatski Thomas Dick Gray St. Louis

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