British Open Washed Out By Rain
British Open third round suspended by heavy rain in Birkdale England. Early scores voided as players restart when play resumes, with Arnold Palmer one stroke off the lead at 143 alongside Kel Nagle. Harold Henning and Dai Rees at 142 lead a field of 48. Palmer faced a penalty stroke on the 16th hole after a ruling, dropping him from a tie for the lead. Paul Runyan sits at 152, two behind Gary Player.
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Yankee Giants Hold Overtime Edge in 194x Baseball
The AP notes both the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants excel in extra innings. The Yankees have four wins, two losses and one tie in OT, a .667 pace, while the Giants are 4-0-1 with an .800 overtime record, leading the league alongside Detroit in pennant races.
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Moberly Cage Star Roscoe White Dies at 19
Moberly Missouri AP Roscoe White a 19 year old Black basketball star who led Moberly Junior College to conference and regional titles last winter has died at his parents home in Slater. Cause of death was not disclosed. White scored 674 points last season setting a Moberly JC single season record.
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Baseball Scoreboard The week’s results and scheduled games
Baseball scores show Boston 3 Baltimore 2 and Minnesota 9 Cleveland 6. New York 6 Chicago 2. San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1. Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3. Milwaukee 6 St Louis 3. Los Angeles 7 Philadelphia 2. Other games listed include Baltimore Boston, Kansas City Washington, Los Angeles Cleveland, Minnesota Detroit, New York Chicago, Chicago Cincinnati, Milwaukee St Louis, Philadelphia Los Angeles, Pittsburgh San Francisco, Philadelphia Los Angeles with rain or night games noted.
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Not Blind To Bribery
NCAA fights betting and bribery in sports as Walt Byers pushes for federal legislation and surveys to expose motives behind a basketball scandal. Full questionnaires target athletes and schools, while deans and coaches assess the incident to identify common factors.
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Bowling Scores Classic League Standings Report
Bowing scores show Happy Foursome led by Wolgast with 194 single and 548 series. Re-Treads paced by Mack with 215 and 522. Choppers by Pogue 212 and Burgoon 546. Tail Ends led by Bettge 194 and 552. Jokers by Cordle 195 and Liegerat 528. Worn-Outs by Anderson 191 and 543.
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Reds Hold Onto Lead Of Five Games
Cincinnati leads the NL by five games after a 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs. Frank Robinson hit a game tying homer in the seventh and drove in the winning run in the ninth. Dodgers beat Philadelphia 7-2, Giants top Pirates 2-1 on Willie Mays eighth inning homer. O'Toole took the Reds win, Cardwell the loser.
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Baseball Games Are Scheduled
Softball and baseball activity in the Ottawa Recreation Commission program will resume today with all games after rainouts yesterday. One Little League contest, the Yankees versus White Sox, will be played at 5 p.m. at Garfield playground. Orris Cox said fields are expected ready by 5 p.m. The swimming program was not interrupted. Grade school activity occurred this morning as usual.
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Baseball Schedule For Pee Wee And Little Leagues
Friday matches include Pirates versus Bears at 8 30 a m at Garfield. Also on Friday Little League features Yankees against White Sox at 5 p m and Tigers against Giants at Forest Park 5 p m. Babe Ruth League has Braves versus Athletics at Forest Park 5 p m. Saturday games list Senators versus Red Sox and Cubs versus Angels at 8 30 a m at unknown venue.
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Mantle And Maris Lead Yanks To Top Of AL Race
The New York Yankees won 6-2 over the Chicago White Sox led by Roger Maris with his 34th homer and Mickey Mantle with 30, sparking a four run first inning. The win puts New York four percentage points ahead of idle Detroit while Minnesota beat Cleveland 9-6 and Boston edged Baltimore 3-2. Ted Lepcio delivered a grand slam against Jim Grant as the Twins and Red Sox also posted wins.
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Ottawa set to begin 92nd annual city tennis tourney
Ninety two entries have been received for the Ottawa city summer tennis tournament. Director Conrad Downing said matches have begun in classes, with the event officially starting Sunday. Event divisions include Men’s Singles and Doubles, Jr. Boys and Girls singles and doubles with second rounds listed for several matches.
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Devine Predicts Missouri Tigers Slip in 1961 Season
Missouri coach Dan Devine told summer session students that the Big Eight would feature two tiers. He named Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Nebraska as the power group and listed Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Town State and Missouri in the lower echelon, noting transfer students and red shirts bolstering the top teams. He anticipated Ron Taylor to handle most signals for Missouri this season.
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Tennis tournament preliminary pairings and draws
Boys 12 and under singles and doubles first round matchups include Loyd versus Wedman, Chapman against Lewis or Reynolds, Murphy versus Meyers, Underwood against Haworth or Myers. Girls 12 and under second round features Brockway versus Griffin and Haines versus Suits with several byes and other first round doubles pairs listed.
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Softball Schedule Tonight at Forest Park
First Methodist plays Trinity Methodist at 7 p.m. and Methodist vs Pomona at 8:20 p.m. Westminster faces First Baptist and North Baptist meets Sacred Heart at 7 and 8:30 p.m. Sunday action has Ottawa against Meadow Gold at 7:30.
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Navy Man and Three Youths Into National Public Links Finals
Navy lieutenant commander Lou Gifford aged 40 leads the 36th National Public Links semifinals at Rackham against Detroit TechJunior John Molenda while 21-year-old Dick Sikes faces John Schlee in the other semi. Sikes aims to become the tournament’s third repeat medalist as Schlee battles fever and a head cold en route to the Saturday final.
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