Lawrence Hawks Top Ottawa Elks in District League Clash
Lawrence Hawks defeated Ottawa Elks 4 to 2 behind 2 hit pitching by Shy Gary and Wyrick. Craycraft took the loss, despite striking out 10 in 5 2 3 innings. Hawks improve to 7 11 while Ottawa falls to 10 8, with Craycraft and Morelet noted as strong pitchers.
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Wyrick
Ottawa Elks-Amercan’ Legion
Lawrence
Elks
Ottawa
Russell Craycraft
Billy Greene
Mike Brady
Bob Nordyke
Ted Haworth
Craycraft
Lawerence
Dennis Morelet
Hawks
Conrad Downing
Paola
Fort Scott Legion
Gary Brown
R Schmitz
Taylor
Ray
Neal
Stancliff
Hill
Gilges
Russell
AB Harkins
Shofner
Morelet
Greene
Rf Brady
E Nordyke
Haworth
Brown
Stuart Ponders Pair To Pace Bosox Romp
Dick Stuart, after two All-Star poll omissions, powered Boston past Washington 6 5 Friday night with his second two-run homer. He boosted his RBI to 77 as Monbouquette earned his fifth win in a six-hitter shutout. Tony Conigliaro added a four-hit day, and the Yankees exploded for seven runs in the third to beat Cleveland 8 4.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Dick Stuart
Old Stone Fingers
Big Stu
Boston
Washington
Fenway Park
Ted Williams
Patriot
RBI
Stuart
Er al Koch
Bill Monbouquette
Breeze
Monbo
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Robin Roberts
Detroit
Fred Newman
Bob Lee
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Chicago
Gary Peters
White Sox
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Williams
George Washington
Tony Conigliaro
Monbouquette
Roberts
Tigers
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Orioles
New York
Newman
Lee
Twins
Felix Torres
Dick Stigman
Peters
Pete Ward
Ron Hansen
Bill Skowron
Yankees
John Blanchard
Indians
Baseball Standings and Results From The Associated Press
National League standings show Philadelphia 51 34 and San Francisco 52 37 leading, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh close in the chase. Friday results include Philadelphia over Cincinnati 5 4 and St Louis 9 New York 8, while several games were postponed or moved to today and tomorrow. American League leaders Baltimore 54 33 and New York 52 32 lead. Sunday and Monday schedules stretch across the league with key matchups in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
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Bunker
Pascual
Peters
Cleemente
Williams
Mays
Allen
Santo
Boyer
Clemente
Babe Ruth All Star Game At West Second Street Diamond
The Babe Ruth all star team, drawn from four local Babe Ruth squads, faces Osawatomie at 8 p.m. on West Second Street diamond. They will travel to Topeka next Saturday for the district tournament, with players including Jim Stark, Robert Meyer, Stan Sheldon, Tom Stephenson, Don Stevens, Tom Drake, Doug Underwood, Lee VanSossan, Ronnellie Mathews, Dennis Weineke, Danny Seymour, Charles Waymire, Joe Moody and Tim Brady. A suggested he-man spread featuring cheddar onion mayonnaise for the men accompanies the piece.
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West Second Street
Babe Ruth
Topeka
Jim Stark
Robert Meyer
Stan Sheldon
Tom Stephenson
Don Stevens
Tom Drake
Doug Underwood
Lee VanSossan
Ronenie Mathews
Dennis Weineke
Danny Seymour
Charles Waymire
Joe Moody
Tim Brady
Surgery Restores Blood Flow for Giants Ace Jack Sanford
San Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford underwent an operation to restore full circulation in his throwing arm. The five inch blood vessel blockage was corrected Friday and team physician Dr. E C Sailer said a three to four day check will indicate when he can return. The ailment traces back to a 1955 military injury and surfaced June 25 after Sanford left a game with his hand cold and numb. Sanford posted a 24 7 record in 1962 and was 5 7 this season with a 3 30 ERA.
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San Francisco
Jack Sanford
Sanford
E. C. Sailer
Los Angeles
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top league leaders in batting and pitching across teams. Oliva and Allison pace batting averages and runs, Killebrew leads homers, Aparicio and Williams among stolen bases. pitching leaders include Ford and Koufax with win totals and strikeout counts for the season.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Stuart
Roseton
Killebrew
Major Stars Bat in Boston Victory Over Washington
Dick Stuart hit two two run homers helping the Red Sox to a 5 0 win over Washington. Stuart leads the American League with 77 RBIs and has six homers in the last five games. Bill Monbouquette scattered six hits for his second straight shutout as Boston dominated Washington 5 0.
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Tion
Red Menace
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Williams
Fenway Park
National League
Senators
Stuart
RBI
Associated Press
Dick Stuart
Boston
Washington
Bill Monbouquette
Dodgers
Fairly
Don Drysdale
Billy Cowan
Cardinals
Mets
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Dick Groat
Brock
Bob Gibson
Bob Taylor
Bills White
Charlie Smith
Phils Greet Catcher To Life In The Majors
Don Pavietich, back with the Reds in the majors after an injury, made a quick impact for Philadelphia by debuting with a seventh inning walk and eighth inning error leading to a run. The Phillies edged Cincinnati 5 4 as Vada Pinson homered for the Reds. A costly miscue by Steve Boros and a series of fielding errors shaped the game amid NL actions.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Don Pavietich
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pavietich
San Diego
John Edwards
Reds
Hal Smith
Danny Cater
Costen Shockley
Bill Henry
Cater
Shockley
Clay Dalrymple
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Vada Pinson
Gene Mauch
Fred Hutchinson
Giants
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Pavletich
Steve Boros
Beefore
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Leo Cardenas
Bobby Wine
Topeka Boy In Finals In National Public Links Golf
Bill McDonald of Topeka Kansas, 20, a Washburn music major, and Dean Wilson of Omaha meet in the National Public Links 36 hole finals after long match play. Wilson leads 8 over par through 101 holes while McDonald is 12 over for 104 holes amid intense heat and blistered feet.
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Bill McDonald
Topeka
Kan
Washburn University
Dean Wilson
Omaha
Wilson
Francis Gross
McDonald
Arne Dokka
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Yates Adams
High Point
N.C
Adams
Class Firing Opens Today
Class championships start today in the Great Western Handicap Trap Shoot in Wichita. The meet ends Sunday. Harold Schultz of Stockton set a 100 straight to win the open championship. Other top scores include James Rexroat and Bill Morris, Dick Geiger, and Pete Carpenter in various divisions. Ruth Gunter led the high woman with 66x100.
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Wichita
Harold Schultz
Stockton
James Rexroat
Hoisington
Bill Morris
Russell
Dick Geiger
Fredonia
Boxing Results Johnny Bizzare Beats Jnarvaez in New York
Johnny Bizzare of Erie Pennsylvania outpointed Frankie Jnarvaez of New York in a 10 round boxing bout at New York. Bizzare won on points, improving his record as the referee scored the bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Bizzarero
Erie
Frankie Jnarvaez
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