Lions Stay In 1st Place Lions Stay In 1st Place
Pomona Lions remain in first in Ottawa Little League after a 19 to 6 win over the White Sox at Forest Park. Orioles beat Athletics 3 to 1 as Larry Gannog and Wayne White drive in three runs in the second.
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Jim Hogue
Pomona Lions
Ottawa
Pomona
White Sox
Forest Park
Orioles
Athletics
Ronnie Matthews
Collins
Larry Gannog
Wayne White
White
Doug Underwood
Myron Welton
First Christian Rally Tops Sacred Heart 12 11 in Fourteen
First Christian erased an 11-2 deficit by scoring 10 runs in the sixth inning, led by Jack Rutter with a double and a single, as Eddie Garcia started for Sacred Heart and Jess Hefner earned the win for First Christian. Wellsville Mets used early offense, then a four run fourth inning to reach 15 runs before the game ended on the 10-run rule.
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Heart
Striknight
First Christian
Eddie Garcia
Sacred Heart
Martin Mueller
First
Christian
Jack Rutter
Jess Hefner
Kenny Saffran
Hefner
Wellsville
Cearfoss
Pomona Methodist
Wellsville Meth
Pomona
Court Fines Two Officers For Theft Charge
In Shawnee Kansas two policemen were fined 50 dollars each after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing fireworks from a roadside stand. John A. Mischlich aged 41 and Elmer R. Miller aged 34 faced magistrate court on Monday.
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Clathe
John A. Mischlich
Elmer R. Miller
Four former champions face tough start in Public Links golf
DETROIT AP Four former champions struggle to qualify while rising stars push for medalist honors in the 36th Public Links Championship. Verne Callison 42 of Sacramento opened with 79 at Rackham as others such as Bill Wright 76 and Jim Ferriell Jr. led the field in the 150-player qualifier seeking 64 match-play berths. Jerry Thomas 29 Beloit led at 67 with a strong group at 68 including Tom Jenkins 26 Alex Solanics 32 and John Schlee 22.
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Verne Callison
Sacramento
Calif
Rackham
Bill Wright
Seattle
Stanley Bielat
Yonkers
N.Y
Andrew Szwedka
Pittsburgh
Jim Ferriell Jr
University of Louisville
Jerry Thomas
Beloit
Wis
Northwestern
Tom Jenkins
Jacksonville
Fifa
Alex Solanics
Cleveland
John Schlee
Seaside
Ore
Memphis State
Pee Wee Teams Start Second Season Round of Five Games
Ottawa Recreation Pee Wee baseball teams for boys nine and under begin their second game of the season tomorrow with five games to decide the league champion. Pirates meet Senators at Gar field at 8 30 a m, Cubs face Bears at Forest Park at 8 30 a m, Anglos take on Red Sox at Forest Park at 8 30 a m. About 90 boys across two Gar field sites Eugene Field Hawthorne Lincoln participate under director Orlis Cox and aides Conrad Downing and Larry Williams. A demonstration game at Forest Park is slated for July 21 for parents.
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Pirates
Senators
Garfield Playground
Cubs
Bears
Forest Park
Anglos
Red Sox
Fores Park
Orlis Cox
Ottawa Herald
3Tawa Recreation
Gram
Conrad Downing
Larry Williams
Cox
Garfield
Eugene Field
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Town Rejects Post Office in Big Horn Wyoming
Big Horn residents oppose a proposed new post office building and favor keeping operations at the corner grocery. They advised their congressional delegation, which then asked the Post Office Department to cancel the bid call.
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Big Horn
Wyo
Washington
Wyoming
Post Ofice Department
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