Detroit Batters A's Regains 1st
Detroit powered six home runs to reclaim the AL lead as Don Moss and Phil Regan completed games. Colavito, Cash, Kaline, McAuliffe, and Mosione homered in an 8-3 win over Kansas City. Mantle homered for New York in a 2-1 win over Baltimore. Daley limited Baltimore to four hits.
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Detroit
Don Moss
Phil Regan
New York
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Mosione
Kansas City
A’s
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankes
Baltimore
Bud Daley
Yanks
Chuck Essegian
Mosi
Colavito
Cash
Daley
Orioles
Mantle
Steve Barber
Tony Kubek
Cubs Top Reds To Narrow NL Lead And Dodgers Win In 10
Cubs beat Reds 4-2 as Altman drives in go ahead run with a sixth inning homer. Dodgers prevail 12-11 in 10 innings over Pirates with Roseboro sealing it in the 10th. Giants move to third after 7-3 win over Phillies. Adcock and Maye homer for Milwaukee in 9-1 over St Louis.
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Reds
George Altman
Cub
Cincinnati
Cincy
Attman
Bob Anderson
Dick Ellsworth
Ken Hunt
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Johnny Roseboro
San Francisco
Phillies
Willie Mays
Matty Alou
Sam Jones
Jim Owens
Stu Miller
Giants
Joe Adcock
Lee Maye
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Carl Warwick
Bob Hendley
Don Nottebart
Anderson
Ellsworth
Cubs
Jerry Lynch
Don Blasingame
Ottawa and Meadow Gold Split Doubleheader in League Finale
Ottawa and Meadow Gold Topeka split a doubleheader to finish tied for fourth in the Eastern Kansas Softball League. In game one Ottawa pitcher Larry Webber allowed two hits in a 6-0 shutout, with Bruce Starks and Glen Lawton homering. In game two Meadow Gold built an early lead, then Ottawa rallied to win 7-2 as Webber and Eddie Garcia held the Topeka squad scoreless late. Layton was ruled out after failing to touch third base.
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Ottawa Andrews-Phillips 66
Meadow Gold
Topeka
Larry Webker
Ottawa
Long
Webber
Bruce Starks
Ron Vineling
Jake Watkins
Don Morris
Vineline
Glen Lawton
Eddie Boyer
Perry Smith
Layton
Eddie Garcia
Webker
Americans top Soviets in men events as women stumble
In Moscow the United States men defeated the Soviet team 13-9 in events and 124-111 in the overall score, while the Soviet women won 68-39. Valery Brumel set a world high jump mark of 7 feet 4 inches in poor conditions and Ralph Boston neared a world long jump record. Other U S winners included Jay Silvester in discus, Cliff Cushman in 400-meter hurdles, Jim Beatty in the 1500 meters, and the 1,600 relay team of Plummer, Frazier, Young, and Williams.
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Stuttgart
East Germany
Valery Brumel
Ralph Boston
Tennessee
America
John Thomas
Leonid Khomenkov
United States
Soviet Union
Jay Silvester
U.S. Army
Cliff Cushman
Grand Forks
N.D
Jim Beatty
Adolph Plummer
Chuck Frazier
Earl Young
Alis Williams
Near Finals In Golf Play Ottawa Club Women Championship
Golfers are in the final round of the Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Association annual tournament, to be completed by next Tuesday. Final round pairings include Championship flight Peters and Speer with Foulks awaiting the winner. Consolation Robe rts and Sheldon with Shade to play the winner.
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Ottawa Country Club Women's Golf Association
Peters
Speer
Foulks
Roberts
Sheldon
Shade
Baseball Schedule for Local Youth Leagues
Pomona Lions meet Orioles at Forest Park at 3 p.m. Dodgers clash Yankees at Garfield 5 p.m. Giants play Braves at Forest Park 5 p.m. Tuesday Athletics take on Braves and Cardinals duel Giants at 5 p.m. Wednesday Pee Wee Bears meet Angels at Garfield 8:30 a.m. Senators face Cubs at 300 Ash 8:30 a.m. Tigers vs White Sox and Orioles vs Yankees 5 p.m. Forest Park. Athletics vs Tigers 7 p.m. Yankees vs Braves 8:30 p.m. Thursday Pirates face Red Sox and Bears meet Senators 8:30 a.m. Braves vs Pomona Lions and Athletics squads against Giants 5 p.m. Friday Pirates vs Angels and Red Sox vs Cubs 8:30 a.m. Forest Park. Family night Tigers meet Yankees 5 p.m. Forest Park. Saturday Cardinals vs White Sox 5 p.m. Forest Park. Athletics vs Dodgers 5 p.m. Garfield.
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Pomona Lions
Orioles
Forest Park
Dodgers
Yankees
Garfield Playground
Giants
Braves
Little League Athletics
Cardinals
Bears
Angels
Garfield
Senators
Cubs
Little League Tigers
White Sox
Athletics
Tigers
Pee Wee League
Pirates
Red Sox
Little League Braves
Byron Nelson Wins Topeka Golf Tournament
Byron Nelson shot 66 66 to win the $12,000 Topeka event Sunday finishing 5 under par. Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City was one stroke back at 133, with Herman Scharlau Kansas City and Dick Knight Omaha tied for third at 136. First prize was a new car. Amateurs Red Horn Mission Kansas and Bill Hentzler Topeka tied 141, Horn winning in sudden death on the second hole. Barney Harding Junction City had 142.
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Topeka
Byron Nelson
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Herman Scharlau
Kansas City
Dick Knight
Omaha
Red Horn
Mission
Kan
Bill Hentzler
Horn
Barney Harding
Junction City
Ty Cobb Resting at Emory Hospital After Illness
Former baseball star Ty Cobb aged 74 is described as fair and resting comfortably at Emory University Hospital where he is being treated for diabetes. He had been reported in poor condition with frequent lapses into unconsciousness prior to the improvement.
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Atlanta
Ty Cobb
Emory University Hospital
Georgia Peach
Unhappy Umpire May Quit Game
I Charles Maher Los Amtiles AP Frank Dascoli a top National League umpire may quit after this season due to dissatisfaction with how umpires are treated by league bosses. AP learns he told Bob Prince this will be his last year without denial or confirmation.
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LOS Amtiles
Frank Dascoli
Dascoli
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bob Prince
Les Biederman
Presbyterians Hold Lead With 8 4 Victory In Softball Monday Night
Westminster Presbyterian topped First Baptist 8 4 to stay in first place in Ottawa Church softball. Sacred Heart routed North Baptist 18 4 in five innings as it won its second straight game. Westminster leads the standings at 7 0 with Wellsville Methodist at 7 1.
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Westminster Presbyterian
Ottawa Church
First Baptist
Sacred Heart
North Baptist
Martin Mueller
Saver
Jim Sands
Mike Brady
Amateur Meet Next For Sikes
DETROIT AP Dick Sikes 21 year old University of Arkansas captain won the National Public Links title and will train for the National Amateur at Pebble Beach in September. He is recovering while on National Guard duty at Ft. Chaffee Ark and will be fenced off from golf for two weeks as Detroit planned a 36 hole windup at Rackham Course.
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Detroit
Dick Sikes
Pebble Beach
Calif
University of Arkansas
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
John Molenda
Rackham
Johnny Stevens wins McPherson invitational golf title
Johnny Stevens of Wichita captured the 45 hole McPherson invitational with a 179 gave a final day rally. Nick Ono frio of Wichita finished one stroke behind the state amateur champion in a tight chase for the title.
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Mcpherson
Kan
Johnny Stevens
Wichita
Nick Onofrio
Softhall Schedule Features Church League Matches
Softhall tonight at Forest Park primes seven p.m. and eight thirty p.m. games. Wesleyan Methodist faces First Methodist, Pomona Methodist meets First Christian, Trinity Methodist clashes with Church of the Nazarene, Richter Methodist plays Wesleyan Methodist, Sacred Heart battles Trinity Methodist, and North Baptist squares off with Westminster.
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Church League Wesleyan Methodist
First Methodist
First Baptist
Pomona Methodist
Forest Park
Wellsville Methodist
Church of the Nazarene
First Christian
Trinity Methodist
North Baptist
Westminster
Richter Methodist
Wesleyan Methodist
Sacred Heart
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