Orioles Lose One Run Lead In 4 3 Defeat At New York
Baltimore drops a 4 3 decision to the Yankees in the opener of a pivotal three game set as Mantle Tresh and Downing dominate late. Downing wins his fourth straight after a quality six hitter. Mantle aids relief but the Orioles’ one run losses continue to haunt their pennant chase.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League Batting leaders include Williams of Chicago at .342 and Clemente of Pittsburgh at .340 with 111 and 110 hits respectively. Mays of San Francisco leads in runs with 74 and RBIs at 63, while Williams has 21 homers and Clemente 24 doubles. Pitching stat leaders show Koufax of Los Angeles with 134 strikeouts and .765, Bunning with 93 wins in Philadelphia. American League leaders feature Oliva of Minnesota at .338 and 122 hits, Killebrew at 68 RBIs and 32 homers, Aparicio with 34 stolen bases, and Ford with 11 wins 2 losses.
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Associated Press
Wiliams
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Koufax
Bunning
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Oliva
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Mantle
New York
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Killebrew
Stuart
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Robinson
Baltimore
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Versailles
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Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Ford
Bunker
Radatz
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Detroit
Pascual
Odds And Ends Fill The Mailbag
Catching up with the mail after a two week trip to the South Kansas third annual Sports Fishing Contest will be at Tuttle Creek Reservoir September 12 13 Sponsored by the Kansas Wildlife Federation entries limited to 100 Art Hanson Bonner Springs KWF president Only artificial lures permitted Contests for individuals and married couples Winners receive expense paid trips to the World Series of Sport Fishing Bull Shoals Lake October 5 9 Entries must be sponsored by a sportsmen civic or service club or any conservation or recreation organization Contestants fish two to a boat
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Tuttle ‘Creek Reservoir
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Art Hanson
Bonner Springs
KWF
Bull Shoals Lake
Sportsmen’s Civic
Stocking of bass at Pomona and Redmond reservoirs
Thayne Smith notes bass stockings by the U S Bureau of Sports Fisheries National Hatchery at Farlington Kansas for Pomona and John Redmond reservoirs. Pomona received 297000 bass and Redmond 192000 bass plus 2000 bluegill each, with more to follow. Channel catfish are soon to be delivered. Hatchery manager Robert M. Hiland credits cooperation with the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission.
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New
Pomona
John Redmond
U. S
Osage County
Ottawa
Robert M. Hiland
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Federal
Kansas
Hiland
De Vicenzo Opens French Open Lead With 65
Roberto De Vicenzo fired a six under 65 at Chantilly to seize a one stroke lead at the French Open after two rounds. Phil Rodgers, three under through 12, faltered after the 18th and finished tied for second with Cobie Legrange as 21-year-old Cobie Legrange of South Africa.
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Chantilly
France
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Roberto DeVicenzo
South Africa
Guy Wolstenholme
Britain
Ted Ball
Australia
Rodgers
Topeka Golfer In National
SAN FRANCISCO AP The 49ers traded an undisclosed draft choice to the Cleveland Browns to regain center Frank Morze. The 270-pound lineman left the 49ers in mid 196, after knee injury on the injured reserve. He became a free agent and signed with the Browns amid anger over a weight stipulation called the fat man clause.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Cleveland Browns
Ceneter
Frank Morze
49Ers
Browns
Major Stars Batting Ends Orioles Tie in Yankees Loss
Major Stars batting for Baltimore. Bob Johnson and Orioles set an American League record with his sixth consecutive pinch hit to tie 3-3 before New York Yankees won 4-3. Pitching by Al Downing for the Yankees survived a ninth inning jam and earned a 4-3 victory, moving New York to within a half game of Baltimore atop the AL standings.
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Mickey
Tresh
Baltimore
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Johnny Mize
Vic Wertz
Bob Hale
Orioles
Yankees
Luis Aparicio
Downing
Norm Siebern
Mantle
Pizarro
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ron Hanesen
Gerry McNertney
White Sox
Senators
Ed Brinkman
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Claude Osteen
Harmon Killebrew
Detroit
Gates Brown
Don Demeter
Demeter
Bill Freehan
Tiger
Leon Wagner
Tito Francona
Woodie
Cleveland
Kansas City
A’s
Dick Green
Rocky Colavito
Ken Harrelson
Held
Dick Howser
Indians
Associated Press
New York Yankees
al Downing
New York
Visit K State Seven Ottawa area students enroll
Seven Ottawa area students attended a Kansas State University pre enrollment session on Monday and Tuesday for the upcoming fall semester. Attendees include William Pippenger James F Graham Karen S Snyder Marsha L Stevens Philip L Whirley Sandra L Daugharthy and Sharon W Rice with listed addresses in Ottawa areas.
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Ottawa Area
Kansas State University
William Pippenger
James F. Graham
Brookeside Lane
Karen S. Snyder
Marsha L. Stevens
S. Poplar
Philip L. Whirley
Sandra L. Daugharthy
Sharon W. Rice
Frisco Trades For Lineman in Golf Tourney Match
MINNEAPOLIS AP Bill McDonald of Topeka meets Ed die Leonard of Detroit in a lower bracket National Public Links Golf Tournament match. McDonald posted 70 72 142 in a two day qualifier to reach championship match play through Saturday. Medal honors went to Steve Opperman of San Francisco with 70 65 135. Thirteen golfers battled for eight spots in a playoff.
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Minneapolis
Bill McDonald
Topeka
Eddie Leonard
Detroit
McDonald
Steve Oppereman
San Francisco
Elks blank Bonner in 6 0 victory on West Second
Ottawa Elks American Legion pitcher Dennis Motelet returned from a concussion to throw a 2 hit shutout at Bonner Springs on the West Second diamond. He struck out 15 and walked none while adding a double and a single as Ottawa won 6 to 0. Loren Shofner and Dan Harkins hit triples. Bob Nordyke added a two base hit. Craycraft and Mendell also contributed. Motelet moved to 3-6 with his performance as Ottawa improves to 10-16 and 2.4 in District NI Northern League play. The Elks host Lawrence Friday and must makeup a league tilt with Garnett. Craycraft will start Friday’s game.
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Dennis Motelet
Ottawa Elks-American Legion
Bonner Springs
West
Motelet
Dennis
Loren Shofner
Dan Harkins
Bob Nordyke
Morelet
Ottawa
Elks
Lawrence
Garnett
Mike Brady
Billy Greene
Bonner
Shofner
Russell Craycraft
Brady
Nordyke
Harkins
Craycraft
Ronnie Mendell
Mendell
Chiefs Preseason Game Tickets Sold By Local Chain
Kansas City Milgrams supermarket chain has bought all tickets for the Chiefs exhibition game on August 22 with the San Diego AFL champions. Tickets will be offered at reduced prices in Milgrams stores. The game stars KU alum John Hadl and Curtis McClinton and is the only Kansas City preseason contest.
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Milgrams
Kansas City Chiefs
San Diego
University of Kansas
John Hadi
Budge Heads Hall of Fame Inductees Named
NEW YORK AP Don Budge will be inducted into the National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame along with Alice Marble George M Lott Sidney B Wood Frank Shields and George Townsend Adee. The group includes top players from the 1930s and the ceremony will occur during the Newport Invitational week August 10 16. Budge swept the four major singles titles Wimbledon Forest Hills and the French and Australian championships.
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New York
Don Budge
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