Wills dazzles as he leads NL to 3-1 All-Star win
Maury Wills wowed fans in the 32nd All-Star game with blazing speed for the National League, stealing a base and scoring in the Dodgers shortstop’s 3-1 victory over the American League. His late sprint from second to third and home run-rope speed sparked discussion of breaking Ty Cobb's base stealing record and approaching NL marks.
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Maury Wills
Ty Cobb
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Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
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New York Mets
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Cincinnati
Bob Bescher
Ottawa Elks Beat Paola Legion 8 to 5 in Road Game
Roy Dunn pitched the Ottawa Elks to an 8 5 victory at Paola. Rick Snider went 3 for 3, and Snider and Robert Gray each scored three runs. Craycraft drove in three runs, Craycraft batting .333 with three RBIs. Snider, 5 3, will start tonight against the Olathe Legion in Forest Park as Ottawa improves to 6 8.
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Ottawa Elks
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Haffey
Phillips 66 Splits Pair in Leavenworth Twinbill
In Leavenworth, Ottawa's Larry Webker and Ft. Leavenworth's John Lewis each pitched two games as Al ews Phillips 66 and Ft Leavenworth split a doubleheader. Ottawa won 4-1 in the nightcap with Eddie Garcia homering in the first inning and two more runs in the fourth. Ft Leavenworth won the opener 2-0, scoring in the second and sixth frames. Ottawa sits at 9-11 overall and 6-8 in Eastern Kansas Softball League play, and will host Clinton for a Sunday doubleheader.
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Ottawa
John Lewis
Webker
Lewis
Alews - Phillips 66
Ottawans
Eddie Garcia
Clinton
Hoosier Julie Hull Upset Enters Round At Western
Hoosier Julie Hull, soon to be a Texan, defeats Curtis Cup veteran Phyllis Preuss 3 and 2 in the 62nd Tournament opening round. Clifton Ann Creed, course-record setter, advances with a 72 as she eyes former Curtis Cup player Mrs. Jason Weiss in the next round.
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Julie Hull
Phyllis Preuss
Miss Hull
Purdue
Anderson, Ind
Clifford Ann Creed
Dallas
Miss Creed
Alexandria
Ruth White Miller
Whittier
Calif
Jason Weiss
Indianapolis
Carla Jean Glasgow
Joanne Gunderson
All Star Game Ends 3 1 NL Rally Seals Win
Stan Musial, 41, delivered a pinch hit single that sparked the National League to a 3 1 victory over the American League at D C Stadium. Jack Kennedy, 45, cheered Musial as a smiling President Kennedy recalled their Milwaukee meeting in 1960. Willie Mays made a sensational 400 foot center field catch to halt a key Maris drive.
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Stan Musial
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San Francisco
Ralph
Houk
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Willie Mays
Former Racing Star Tommy Milton Dies In Self Inflicted Shooting
Tommy Milton former auto racing star and Hall of Fame member died Tuesday from two gunshot wounds after arranging his own funeral His brother Homer Milton said Milton had health problems since a heart attack Recent coroner findings labeled the death a probable self inflicted act with sheriff investigators continuing to probe Yielding details about the body being moved from a bathroom and Milton planned burial for Friday
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Thursday Scoreboard: City matchups and notable wins
The nightly slate lists Boston at Kansas City, Cleveland at Baltimore, Detroit at Chicago, Washington at Minnesota, New York at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at Chicago, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at New York, Houston at Pittsburgh, and St. Louis at Milwaukee.
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Presbies and Lutherans Win Church Softball Games
Westminster Presbyterian edged First Christian 18 to 17 with Bill Abbott driving in two in the seventh. Harold Wallace earned the win over Ken Saffren. In the other game Faith Lutheran defeated Wesleyan Methodist 17 to 4, Veryl Deitz the winner and Lee DePriest the loser. Line scores show Westminster 18 runs on 9 hits with 10 errors and First Christian 17 on 11 hits with 4 errors. Faith Lutheran 17 runs on 11 hits and 3 errors while Wesleyan Methodist had 4 runs on 5 hits with 5 errors.
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Westminster Presbyterian
First Christian
Westminster
Harold Wallace
Ken Saffren
Faith Lutheran
Wesleyan Methodist
Veryl Deitz
Lee DePriest
Motor City Open favorite Casper leads limited field
DETROIT AP Bill Casper Jr. stands as the favorite at the 11th Motor City Open at Knollwood Country Club in Birmingham amid a weak top tier as Palmer Littler Nicklaus and Player head to Scotland for the British Open. The 72-hole event features 144 pros and 12 amateurs, with a cut after 36 holes to the top 60 and ties. In Washington the Interior Department announces a three way split in mourning dove hunting across the country with a reduced Central Management Unit bag limit and new three period seasons, plus hours from sunrise to sunset.
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Knollwood Country Club
Birmingham
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Scotland
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Littler
Apple Valley
Calif
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Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
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Bill Collins
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Interior Department
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Vatican invites Protestants to ecumenical council observers
The Roman Catholic Church issued invitations to non Catholic churches and federations to send observers to the Ecumenical Council opening Oct 11 in Vatican City. Geneva based bodies including the World Council of Churches, the Lutheran World Federation and the World Presbyterian Alliance confirmed receipt of invites and were asked to name observers by the end of June.
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Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Geneva
World Council of Churches
Lutheran World Federation
World Presbyterian Alliance
World Council
Presbyterian Alliance
Ottawa woman Doris Peters medalist in invitational golf
Eight Ottawa women played in an invitational at Paola yesterday. Doris Peters shot a one under par 39 to take medalist honors among about 70 players. Other Ottawa entrants were Velma Worthington June Foulks Doris Elder Rene Lyman Ricky Fletcher Elizabeth Kelsey and Alice Hysom. Other competitors came from Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri.
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Paola
Doris Peters
Peters
Velma Worthington
June Foulks
Doris Elder
Rene Lyman
Ricky Fletcher
Elizabeth Kelsey
Alice Hysom
Little Athletics Edge Sox in 4-3 Pitching Battle
The White Sox fell 4 to 3 to the Athletics in Little League action. Pitcher Ronnie Brady gave up 3 runs before being replaced. Athletics starter Gary Cole went 2-for-3 at the plate as the box score shows.
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Ronnie Brady
Athletics
Brady
Gary Cole
Ottawa Junior Golf Program Ends
The Ottawa Country Club program directed by Dick Peters ends today after three weekly sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday. About 20 children participated under sponsorship of the Ottawa Women's Golf Association.
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Ottawa Country Club
Dick Peters
Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
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