Colavito's Booming Bat Keeps Cleveland On Top
Cleveland exploits Rocky Colavito's 27th and 28th homers to split a doubleheader with Detroit. the slugger drives in four as Jim Perry earns his fourth win. Killebrew stalls with 30, while Boston and Baltimore win. Yankees dip under .500. Willie Tasby and Gene Woodling pace Orioles. Jim McAnany belts two triples for Chicago White Sox in a pair of wins.
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Cleveland Indians
Killebrew
Colavito
Indians
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Boston
New York
Ruth
Jackie Jensen
Bill Monbouquette
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Yankees
Hoyt
Wilhelm
Billy Gardner
Joe Taylor
Russ
Kemmerer
Gene Woodling
Willie Tasby
Jim McAnany
Bud Daley
Baseball Scores for National League Standings and Results
National League standings show teams like San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia and Philadelphia with records and winning percentages. Monday games featured Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee. Sunday results include Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 4 San Francisco 2 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 5. Saturday results list Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 0 Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 5.
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National League
Pet
San Francisco
Los Angeles Soescess
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Eccles Sets New Track Record In Ottawa Stock Car Races
A large crowd at the Ottawa speedway watched Johnny Eccles of Iola win the modified championship driving Al Weiland’s car 37 and set a new track record of 18.5 seconds. Lee Figgins survived a south curve crash and rejoined. Melvin Miller of Ottawa won the stock championship by a half car length over Junior Sims. Verlin Simmons and Danny Morgan won the modified heat and stock heats, with Jack Mallicoat taking the stock trophy. Next week features a powder puff race with women drivers.
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Ottawa Speedway
Johnny Eccles
Iola
al Weiland
Eccles
Lee Figgins
Figgins
Jack Mallicoat
Ottawa
Pro Baseball Semi Finals In Wichita And Arkansas City
AP reports Wichita Cessna beat Topeka DX 8-1 and Hill City Athletics edged Paola 7-6 after 12 innings in the state semi pro tournament. Six run rule ended Wichita Topeka at 6 innings while other games were rained out.
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Wichita
Cessna
Topeka
Hill City Athletics
Paola
Arkansas City
Ban Johnson
Uniontown
Wichita Weller
Kansas City Fiddlers
Topeka Deckers
McPherson Ban Johnson
Rose Hill
Elkhart
Oswego
Mays
North Baptists Rally to 14-8 Victory Over First Methodists
In a Forest Park league softball game the North Baptist team defeated the First Methodists 14 to 8. Dyer pitched for the Baptists with McAdoo catching, while Waldo pitched for the Methodists with Cearfoss catching. A six-run sixth inning broke open a close game before the hour and a half time limit ended the six inning affair.
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Forest Park
North Baptist
First Methodists
Dyer
McAdoo
Methodist
Waldo
Cearfoss
Baptist
The
Baptists
Norwich Striking Sanitation Workers Clash Over Birthday Costs
Norwich, Connecticut, facing a two week sanitation strike by 78 Local 14164 United Mine Workers members, stalls street cleaning during a 300th anniversary parade. Workers seek a 15 percent wage hike as city funds support festivities while hourly pay sits from $1.31 to $2.25.
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Norwich
Conn
New England
Franklin Square
United Mine Workers Union
Ottawa Herald postal rates and publication details
The Ottawa Herald notices its daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates are listed for local and trade area by mail, including one month 86 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75 dollars, and one year 7 dollars, with rates for outside trade area higher. Editor is Kaneaa, Robert B. Wellington. Guy Snedaker, and others noted in the masthead.
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Ottawa
Kaneaa
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Stengel Weighs Replacing Skowron After Slump
Casey Stengel frets over first base loss as Moose Skowron is back with treatment for a recurring ailment. Yankees drop to 7-3 loss to Boston as Mantle slumps and pitching falters. Stengel considers Norm Lurbert or Elston Howard at first while Boston’s Jurges era sparks offense led by Jensen Williams and White.
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Boston
Moose Skowron
Casey Stengel
Skowron
Yankees
Stengel
RBI
Norm Lijebern
Elston Howard
Mary Throneberry
New York
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Jurges
Jackie Jensen
Ted Williams
Sammy White
Johnny Busso Takes Header in Sparring at Olympic Auditorium
Los Angeles AP reports lightweight contender Johnny Busso, ranked fourth, took a spill during a Sunday sparring session with George Barry at Olympic Auditorium. He moved to dodge a punch, slipped, fell over the ropes, hit the floor, and was found to have no broken bones after x rays.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Busso
New York
George Barry
Olympic Auditorium
Rotary Pee Wee Yankees Meet Athletics at Garfield
Schedule lists Monday games in multiple leagues. Rotary Pee Wee Yankees face Athletics at Garfield playground at 5 p.m.
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Rotary
Yankees
Athletics
Garfield Playground
Cardinals
Forest Park
Little Diamond Church
First Christian
Trinity Methodist
United Presbyterian
Wesleyan Methodist
Elks Legion Beats Olathe Elks Legion
The Ottawa Elks Legion defeated the Olathe Legion 12 to 5 at Forest Park last night. Pitcher Briggs tossed a six hit performance as Ottawa exploded for six runs in the first inning and built the lead with a four run fifth. Ottawa's next game is at Paola tomorrow night at 8 p.m.
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Ottawa Elks Legion
Olathe Legion
Forest Park
Ottawa
Briggs
Olathe
Legion
Paola
Elroy Face Aims For 20th Straight Win In Pirates Bid
Pittsburgh reliever Elroy Face, 31, 5 foot 7, 155 pounds, won his 14th straight this year and 19th in two years as Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6-5 and 5-4. He used a forkball to stem the Cards and saved a 5-4 nightcap, with a 7 p.m. curfew halting play. Face’s pace nears Marquard Hubbell marks, challenging a century of consecutive victories.
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Rube Marquard
Carl Hubbell
Goliaths
Walter Johnson
Lefty Grove
Bob Feller
Diay “Dean
David
Elroy’ Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Face
Marquard
New York Giants
Hubbell
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Jed
Milwaukee
Braves
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs
Phillies
Harvey Haddix
Roberto Clemente
George Crowe
Elroy
Slimmer Souchak Wins Western Open by One Putt
Mike Souchak, weighing 196 pounds after shedding pounds, won the Western Open at Pittsburgh Field Club with a clutch four-foot final putt for a 65, 272 total. Arnold Palmer finished second at 273 after a late bogey. George Bayer was third at 274 and Ted Kroll fourth at 275. Souchak’s diet cutbacks helped lift his season winnings to 38,180 and earned him a Tyder Cup team berth.
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Pittsburgh
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Souchak
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Palmer
George Bayer
Lemont, Ill
Ted’ Kroll
Sarasota
Fla
Duke University
Berwick, Pa
Huskie
Ottawa Girls Defeated 20-6 in Softball Clash
The Ottawa girls were defeated by Overbrook 20 to 6 in a Saturday softball game. Errors in the field and weak hitting led to a one sided loss with 10 runs allowed in the third inning after two outs. Emerson started, Jones relieved him, Gilliland caught. Next game vs Kansas City at 8 p.m. at Woodland Park in Lawrence.
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Ottawa
Overbrook
Forest Park
Emerson
Jones
Gilliland
Kansas City
Woodland Park
Lawrence
Three Big Diesels Go Swimming in Napa River
Three 186-ton diesel locomotives belonging to Southern Pacific plunged into 35 feet of Napa River water near a draw bridge as a caboose was pulled, then the crew escaped unharmed. Railroad officials investigated how the locomotives ended in the river, noting the incident left the cause a mystery.
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Napa, Calif
Southern Pacific Railroad
Napa River
Missile program ahead of schedule and strongest in world
FT. RILEY Kan. AP The Army's missile program is ahead of schedule and strongest in the world Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker states Nike missile system is the finest ground to air interceptor system to be developed after flying in from Washington Sunday
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FT. Riley
Kan
Army
Wilber Brucker
Brucker
Washington
Tiny hearing aid wins with half-ounce miniaturization
A triumph of miniaturization delivers a hearing aid weighing just half an ounce and using the smallest battery ever employed in such devices. The curio invites belief once seen.
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Elk’s Legion
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Haler
Poem
Elroy Face
Associated Press Sports
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Lew Burdette
Jackie Brandt
Jack Sanford
Gus Bell
Johnny Temple
Reds
Freddy Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Bob Purkey
Dodgers
Vada Pinson
Ed Bailey
Frank Robinson
Earl Averill
Jack Meyer
Ray Semproch
Phils
By Charles Welsh
Ottawa Girls
Skelly
Larry J. Larkin
Eve
Fria Sat
Kansas
Darwin W. Kaske
Dean Bertin
Mans@Becrric
Clarence McFadden
Bill Hull
S. Main
Porter -Spears
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Tom Porter
George Spears
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