Dogged Rivals For Leaders
First place teams in Rotary leagues keep winning but rivals stay close. No team leads by more than a half game. Redlegs edge White Sox in Junior league. Dodgers and Tigers lead Yankees in Midget league second round. Yanks were first round champions. Pee Wee league shows Tigers undefeated yet only half game ahead of Indians and one game ahead of Cardinals. Braves two games back in fourth place remain in contention.
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Redlegs
White Sox
Dodgers
Tigers
Yankees
Yanks
Pee Wee
Indians
Cardinals
Braves
Susteeree I Tigers
Vesee
Athletics
Yaeneee Ae
Seveetsenee
Eee Weees
Vesteed
Red Sox
Peeve Eee
Dedgers
Husky
Milwaukee
County Stadium
Adcock
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Tom Sturdivant
Cleveland
Bill Skowron
New York
Chicago
Tribe
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Local Youth Baseball Schedule by League and Day
The schedule lists MIDGET LEAGUE games with Dodgers against Athletics on Monday and Tigers against Yankees on Tuesday. Wednesday features Athletics versus Indians, and Thursday pairs Dodgers with Tigers.
Victory on Skizas homer seals A's win at Baltimore
Lou Skizas delivered a first inning homer with one aboard as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-2. Alex Kellner earned his seventh win as the A's handed Connie Johnson a tough start. In St Louis, Alvin Dark powered the Cardinals past the Giants 7-5, with a decisive eighth inning double accounting for the go ahead runs amid a lengthy umpiring dispute.
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Kansas City Athletics
Lou Skizas
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Cardinals
Hack
Alvin Dark
New York Giants
A's
Baltimore
Skiras
Orioles
Dick Williams
George Kell
Alex Kellner
Ree Lopez
Athletics
Connie Johnson
Gus Triandos
Kell
al Pilarchik
Pilarchik
Cardinal
Giants -At- St. Louis
Dark
Redbirds
Don Blasingame
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Blasingame
Boyer
Hank Thompson
Giants
Art Gore
Shag Crawford
Red Schoendienst
Umps
Cardinals
Rip Repulski
Softball Sunday doubleheader with Ottawa teams opener at Forest Park
Two Ottawa softball teams host non league foes on Sunday. Skelly battles Lawrence VFW in the opener at Forest Park at 8 p.m. Baldwin faces Iola IOOF in the nightcap set to start at 9 p.m.
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Ottawa
Skelly
Lawrence Vfw
Forest Park
Baldwin
Iola Ioof
Legion Plays At Paola Ottawa Trip To Paola Sunday
Ottawa's American Legion aims to sweep Paola as Paola hosts Sunday game. Stafford beat Paola 9 to 1 on Wednesday behind pitcher Glenn Davis who improved to 5-1 this season. Stafford has won six of ten games this season.
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Ottawa
American Legion
Paola
Stafford
Glenn Davis
Major League Standings Update from Friday Games
WS SYLIGCIL reports Pittsburgh at Chicago game details with Munger and Law starts andRush. Friday results show Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 8 Brooklyn 6 St. Louis 7 New York 5 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 4. Standings reflect multiple teams and scores from the day.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Munger
Law
Rush
Davis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ww. L. Pet. Beh
New York Bee
Cleveland
Rae
Als
Boston
Neneees Enews
Detroitee
Baltimore Eheerens
Aere
Washington Kansas City Froteetys
Larsen
McDonald
Parnell
Detroit
Washington
Lary
Pascual
Kansas City
Baltimore
McMahan
Fornieles
Cleveland Ft
Vtec Cerns
Tai
Mavile
Conley
Roberts
Vis Nuxhall
Worthington
Braves Rally Behind Adcock In Twinbill Sweep
Milwaukee Braves toppled the Brooks 8-6 and 6-5 in a twi-night doubleheader as Joe Adcock from Coushatta La continued a power tear with a two-run homer and a grand slam driving in seven. The feat helped the Braves reclaim the NL lead and stretch home-stand success to six wins in nine.
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Brooklyn
Joe Adcock
Coushatta
Milwaukee Braves
Brooks
Ladies Golf Pairings for Tuesday July 17
Pairings listed for Tuesday July 17 include Barnett with Allison and Fredeen with Elder, Worthington with Wicke, Roberts with Bennett and Claterbos, Kelsey with Young, Kramer with Crawford, Bullock with Hodson. Call 1546 for reservations or cancellations.
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Barnett
Allison
Fredeen
Elder
Worthington
Wicke
Roberts
Bennett
Claterbos
Kelsey
Young Kramer
Crawford
Bullock
Hodson
Nieder Injured in Shot Put Throw Breaks Leg Castted Knee
Nieder, a KU shot putter and U S Olympic team member, fractured his right knee after a four foot fall from a porch. A cast up to the thigh was applied and will stay for a week while doctors assess potential impact on his shot putting. The knee is the same one injured in Nieder's first varsity football game, ending his football career. he recently became the second man to throw beyond 60 feet.
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Lawrence
Kan
Bill Nieder
University of Kansas
U. S
Nieder
University’s
Kansas City
Cuban Wins Bout At Madison Square Garden
Cuban boxer Zuleta, 28, claimed victory in a disputed middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden over Lightburn. Referee Scalzo and Judge Schecter scored 6-4, 5-4-1 while Judge Gordon had 5-4-1. AP card favored Lightburn 5-4-1. Both fighters stepped in on short notice after Giambra injured.
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New York
Orlando Zulueta
Ludwig Lightburn
Madison Square Garden
Zuleta
Petey Scalzo
Joe Schecter
Jack Gordon
Lightburn
Joey Giambra
Rocky Castellani
Invest in U S Savings Bonds Want Ads
A concise classified style notice encouraging readers to buy or sell through Want Ads highlighting U S Savings Bonds as the investment option. It presents a brief call to action without additional context or details.
Babe Zaharias undergoes surgery to ease cancer pain
Galveston Texas. Babe Zaharias faced a possible paralysis from cancer pain and chose five hours of surgery to divide the nerve track causing leg sensations. Her husband George Zaharias said she isn’t going to be paralyzed as she began to wiggle her feet and toes, signaling relief amid a long battle with cancer.
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Galveston
Tex.p
Babe Zaharias
Babe
George Zaharias
UCLAN Leads In Decathlon At National Tryout
Crawfordsville Ind UCLAN standout Rafer Lewis Johnson a UCLA swimmer like decathlete led midway with 4 639 points in the National AAU Olympic decathlon at Wabash College He held a world record pace set last year and built a five event total by winning the 190 meter dash 10 6 broad jump 23 21 inches shot put 49 8 34 feet high jump 61 inch and tying for best 400 meter dash 47 9 seconds with Aubrey Lewis Notre Dame for 1 025 points The meet previously marked a 48 3 standard by J W Mashburn in 1953.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Rafer Lewis Johnson
Wabash College
UCLA
Kinsburg
Calif
Aubrey Lewis
Notre Dame
Johnson
Lewis
J. W. Mashburn
Oklahoma A. & M
Lincoln Holds To First Place
Benny Daniels pitched for Lincoln as they defeated the Chiefs nearest Western League rival 9-2 on four hits. The win left Lincoln with a 2 percent breathing space over its closest challenger Amarillo Gold Sox, keeping them atop the standings.
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Lincoln
Benny Daniels
Chiefs
Amarillo Gold Sox
Sunday at the Churches in Cedars and beyond
A long list of church services across town detailing pastors, service times, and sermon titles on Sunday and midweek schedules. Notable entries include North Baptist under William L. Luce, First Baptist with Roger Fredrikson, Grace Episcopal, and more across Congregational, Lutheran, Methodist, and Catholic congregations.
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North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Wiliam L. Luce
Calvary Baptist
Bill Weber
Cedars
Ernest Worden
Annex
First Baptist
Fourth
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
Christian Hope
Congregational Presbyterian
Rev
Wm, Wari
Grace Episcopal
John B. Swelgart
Faith Lutheran
East 12Th
Lee W. Lennon
First Methodist
4Th
Charien P. Knight
Faith
N. Poplar
R. D. Clayton
Youth Fellowship
Free Methodist
North Oak
Carl Adolphson
Circuit and Society
Christian Science Society
South Hickory
Roo.m
Sacred Heart Catholic
Cedar
Mathew Guilfoyle
Kingdom Hal
Debovah’s Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Binie
St. Paul A.M.B
Co. J. Prince
Assembly of God
B. R Harris
Young Peoples Meeting
Church of Christ
Poplar
C. E. Andrews
Bethany Chapel Baptist
Second
Wm. Baley
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh
Elm
J. Russell Smith
Fifth and Cedar
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
Wesleyan
Removals and meter disconnections listed in bulletin
In this week’s Credit Bureau bulletin removals include W. F. Adkinson from 815 Pecan and Lee Donaldson from 214 S. Oak. Oscar Corbin moves to 523 N. Oak, Lawrence Ecord leaves 319 Walnut, Cecil Mewhinney to 131 S. Main, Walter Wantland shifts from 630 N. Cherry to 1119 N. Cherry, Walter Bolen to 630 N. Cherry.
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Credit Briteau Bulletin
Adkinson
W. FE
Donaldson
Lee
S. Oak
Corbin
Oscar
Ecord
Lawrence
Mewhinney
Cecil
South Main
Wantland
Walter
N. Cherry
Bolen
Subscriptions list for Ottawa Herald readers
New and renewal subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald include Agricola Earl W. Miller Bald win Richard Dunn Rt 1 Ottawa Mrs Ruth Moody Rt 2 Ottawa Opal Markley Rt 3 Ottawa J W Schoonover Overbrook Harold Atchison Paola D C Maddox Quenemo Lee Donaldson Rantoul Ray Reddick.
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Ottawa Herald
Agricola
Earl W. Miller
Baldwin
Richard Dunn
Rt. 1
Ottawa
Ruth Moody
Opal Markley
Rt. 3
J. W. Schoonover
Overbrook
Harold Atchison
Paola
D. C. Maddox
Quenemo
Lee Donaldson
Rantoul
Ray Reddick
Deeds recorded in this week’s Credit Bureau bulletin
Deeds filed include Clifford Dale to May Dale for Lot 20 and Lot 22-24 in BS&T ADD. Wm Owens to Sinclair Pipe Line. J D Beeson to Eli Clavel for Dundee Place Lots. Ralph Kueser to Jerry Roberson in Richmond Winters ADD. Jeff Finch to Alfred Finch for sw of NW and other parcels. Harry Keller to William Baxter in Sheldon Topping Add. May Dale to Russell Davis in BS&T ADD. L T Detwiler to Nettie Gibson in Rantoul. F S Cannady to Robert Simms in BS&T ADD.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Clifford Dale
May Dale
Bs&t
Wm. Owens
Sinclair Pipe Line
J. D. Beeson
Eli Clavel
Dundee Place
Ralph Kueser
Jerry Robertson
Richmond
Winters
Jeff Finch
Alfred Finch
Harry Keller
William Baxter
Sheldon Topping
Russell Davis
L. T. Detwiler
Nettie Gibson
F. S. Cannady
Robert Simms
Seek Disaster Aid For Texas From Senate Leader Johnson
Senate Democratic Leader Johnson of Texas urged immediate action to aid the state’s drought battered livestock sector. He asked Agriculture Secretary Benson to supply feed and grain at cost from CCC surplus stocks and to appoint county agricultural stabilization committees to run the program.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Commodity Credit Corporation
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