Broglio Shuts Out Cubs. Cards Move Ahead In NL Race
Ernie Broglio pitched a complete game with only one hit and 14 strikeouts as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-0. The win, aided by Musial’s two RBIs and Sawatski’s homer, moved the Cards into a fourth-place tie in the NL. Broglio improved to 10-4, delivering his fifth straight victory and first shutout of the season.
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NCAA Finals Return To Municipal Auditorium In KC
NCAA basketball finals set for March 24 25 at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium following selection by the NCAA basketball committee led by Dutch Lonborg of Kansas. Regional sites chosen include Davidson College in Charlotte Louisville Louisville University Kansas University and Oregon State College Portland Oregon. Executive committee meeting in August widely expected to approve.
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Cards Win and Athletics Lose to Boston 2 1
The Cardinals toppled the Cubs 6-0 as Ernie Broglio fired 14 strikeouts and allowed a single hit. Boston beat the A's 2-1 with Bill Monbouquette earning the win and Bud Daley taking the loss. Musial and Boyer contributed multi hit games for St. Louis while Sawatski homered for the Cards.
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Cuban Manager Given A Guard
Nat Reyes manager of Jersey City in the International League left for the ballpark with a plain clothes detective after being branded a traitor by La Revolucion in Havana. Named by Fidel Castro’s paper as an enemy of Cuba he shrugged off the criticism saying he is a baseball man. Police commissioner McLaughlin ordered 24 hour protection for Reyes and his family still in Havana.
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Weekend schedule at Mears Park for July games
July 18 features Appanoose Junior against Peoria Juniors and Appanoose Men against Peoria Men. July 19 presents New Hope Girls versus Peoria Girls and Hawkins Men versus New Hope Men. July 20 has Ruhamah Juniors versus Union Chapel Juniors and Ruhamah Men versus Union Chapel Men. July 21 includes Ruhamah Juniors versus Appanoose Juniors and Union Chapel Girls versus Appanoose Girls.
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North Baptist Tops in Ottawa Church League Standings
North Baptist stayed undefeated at 6-0 after beating First Methodist 83 at Forest Park, moving one-half game ahead of idle Trinity Methodist. Sacred Heart defeated First Christian 16-4 in seven innings as Martin Muller earned the win.
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Californian Is Match Favorite In Public Links Final
Verne Callison a leading California amateur is slight favorite over Ty Caplin of East Lansing in the National Public Links Championship final in Honolulu. Callison reached the final by defeating Mike Andonian 3 up, while Caplin beat Bob McMasters 5 and 4. Callison trailed one down after 30 holes before rallying to win.
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Four Teams Vie For Top Spot In American League
The pennant race tightens as Colavito and Robinson pace a four team scramble. Detroit beat the Yankees 8-4 lifting New York from first with a four game slide. Cleveland and Baltimore chase, while Boston won at Kansas City to extend a win streak. Indians shutout Washington, Perry 10-4, and Robinson homered for Baltimore in a 5-2 win over Chicago. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 4-1, Milwaukee over Philadelphia 7-5, and St Louis crushed Chicago 6-0.
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US Tennis Hopes Rely On Two 19-Year-Olds
In Quebec AP reports the United States aims to seal the first round of the Davis Cup zone by naming 19-year-olds Earl Buchholz and Chuck MacKinley from St. Louis to play doubles. They follow Bernard Bartzen and Barry MacKay who won Friday’s singles. Bartzen defeated Bedard after a knee issue, while MacKay dominated Fontana.
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Art Wall Jr Leads Western Open Into Third Round
Detroit AP Art Wall Jr holds a two stroke lead at the halfway point of the Western Open after a record 6n Friday moved him clear in the $25,000 event. Wall, in top form after a knee injury, has posted strong results in recent weeks while rivals such as Cooper Leonard Ferree and Jacobs challenge. About 9,000 fans watched action at the 6,800-yard course as 36 holes were completed.
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Bowling Scores Friday Couples League Highs
In Friday action Wolgast and Ligerot lead with 181 and 483 series. L. Wichman tops 213 single and 560 series, Gilborn tops 210 and 520, Serene 199 in game 1, Dodd 525, Mudrick 186, Hopkins 518, Burgoon and Christie combine for 596 in the 10-30-D set.
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Ottawa Girls Softball Switches Opponent Tonight
Due to schedule changes the Ottawa girls softball team will face a Iola squad tonight instead of Colony. The game starts at 7 30 p m at Forest Park.
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Golf Tourney Starts Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club
The women's annual handicap golf tournament at Ottawa Country Club begins Tuesday with pairings to be set as entrants arrive at 9 a.m. on July 19. Reservations can be made by calling CH 2-464 or CH 2-5279.
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Pomona Bears Win Season Finale In Ruth League
Pomona tops the Giants 12 to 6 to finish the season in first place. Pomona used five hits 11 walks and two errors to put 20 men on base while the Giants had three hits and six walks. Crawford and Shoemaker each had two hits for Pomona while Baldwin Mendell and Carey each had a hit for the Giants.
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Doubleheader Sunday for Ottawa All Stars at Forest Park
The Ottawa All Stars from the Ottawa Church softball league will play a doubleheader Sunday against the Lawrence American Legion softball club at Forest Park. First game starts at 8 p.m.
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League Tourney Starts Monday
Ottawa Rotary Little League opens a two week tournament to resolve a three way 6-1 tie. Braves face Pomona on Monday, Tigers meet Cardinals on Tuesday, Athletics play Giants on Wednesday, Indians meet Yankees on Tuesday, with 12 games total and both brackets plus consolation action per recreation director Orlis Cox.
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Baseball Scores Friday Results in Major Matches
Friday results show Cincinnati defeating Pittsburgh 4 1 Milwaukee beating Philadelphia 8 7 San Francisco 8 St. Louis 6 Chicago 6. Saturday schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Los Angeles at San Francisco Milwaukee at Philadelphia and more. Sunday games include Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Detroit 8 New York 4 and multiple Baltimore Chicago Kansas City matchups.
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