Ottawa Elks split with Fort Scott after doubleheader win
Ottawa Elks swept Fort Scott 9 1 in the second game as Gary Brown limited Fort Scott to four hits and Don Wieneke sparked a 9 1 win with key two run hits. In the opener Fort Scott edged Ottawa 2 1. Russell Craycraft, Dennis Morelet, Dan Harkins and Glenn Rappard contributed multiple hits for Ottawa. Ottawa sits 11 20 with two games left on schedule and faces Paola Tuesday with Craycraft slated to start, then Salina Thursday night in a Dad’s Night game at 8 p.m.
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Ottawa Elks
American Legion
Fort Scott
Elks
Gary ‘Brown
Brown
Loren Shofner
Russell Craycraft
Dennis Morelet
Bob Nordyke
Dan Harkins
Glenn Rappard
Don Wieneke
Gary Brown
Ted Haworth
Dennis Motelet
Bill Sailors
Ottawa
Russ Craycraft
Morelet
Dan Wolf
Linke
Bill Pilfier
Sailors
Mor
Elet
Gary Gumm
Wolf
Paola
Ottawans
Salina
H Shofner
Haworth
Craycraft
Motelet
P.cf
Nordyke
Harkins
Tt Brady
Rappard
Greene
Wieneke
Gumm
Baseball scoreboard Sunday results and standings noted
The Associated Press provides Sunday MLB results including Baltimore 5 Detroit 4 New York 6 Cleveland 2 Los Angeles 8 Minnesota 6 Boston 11 Washington 10 Chicago 3 Kansas City 2 and Chicago Los Angeles upcoming games. National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 52 wins San Francisco 54 Cincinnati 50 Milwaukee 47 Pittsburgh 45 St Louis 47 Los Angeles 45 Chicago 44 Houston 41 New York 27. Saturday results include St Louis 15 New York 7 Houston 2 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 8 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 14 Philadelphia 4 and more.
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Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
L. Pet
Philaphia
San Fran
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los An’els
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
G.B. W. L. Pet
Top Quarterbacks Spark Valley Conference Preview
Kansas City AP report notes Missouri Valley coaches debate best quarterback with Tulsa Tul sa star Jerry Rhome Cincinnati Brig Owens and Louisville Tom LaFramboise leading the pack. Cincinnati favored for 1964 title with Wichita and Tulsa contenders. Owens praised as versatile while LaFramboise tops Louisville passers. Wichita prospects include center Jim Waskiewicz and tackle Butch Davis drawing pro scout interest.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley Conference
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Brig Owens
Cincinnati
Tom LaFramboise
Louisville
Wichita
Cincy
Bearcats
Chuck Studley
Chelo Huerta
Henry Schichtle
Schichtle
Odus Mitchell
North Texas
Frank Camp
Camp
la Framboise
Owens
NAIA Sets New Mark in 1963 64 Athletics Year
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics reported records for participation attendance and competition in the 1963 64 year. NAIA had 3628 athletes from 261 colleges in 12 championships with gymnastics added. Kansas City Rockhurst won the basketball tourney as 65 821 attendance set an event record. Western Illinois beat Georgia Southern by a half point to win the gymnastics crown at Fort Hays State. Fort Hays upset Emporia State in the cross country meet, while Emporia State captured its first NAIA track title by 10 points over North Carolina College.
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Kansas City
National Association of Intercollgiate Athletics
NAIA
Kansas City Rockhurst
Western Ilinois
Georgia Southern
Fort Haystan
State
Fort Hays
Emporia State
Boxing Results From Osaka Falconara and Mexico City
In Osaka Hiroyuki Ebihara 112 Japan knocked out Kung Kang Nam 112 Korea in 10. In Falconara Salvatore Burruni 118 Italy outpointed Rafael Fernandez 117 Spain 10. In Mexico City Euardo Hernandez 11614 Mexico City outpointed Hiram Bacallao 11614 Cuba 10.
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Associated Press
Osaka
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Kung Kang Nam
South Korea
Falconara
Italy
Salvatore Burruni
Rafael Fernandez
Spain
Mexico City
Euardo Hernandez
Hiram Bacallao
Cuba
Babe Ruth League Opens Local Tournament Schedule
The first round features Elks versus Boys Club at 6:30 p m and Rotary versus Boys Club at 8 p m at West Second Street. The second round is set for July 27 with winners facing, and losers facing, each other. The Babe Ruth All-Stars head to Topeka for a regional tournament starting Saturday at 8:30 p m versus the Topeka team, with Russell hosting the state tournament. Ottawa All-Stars must win Saturday to play Sunday. finals Sunday afternoon following a 10-9 loss at Osawatomie last Saturday.
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Babe Ruth
West Second Street
Elks
Rotary
Babe Ruth All-Stars
Topeka
Russell
Ottawa All-Stars
All-Stars
Osawatomie
Chance Shuts Down Twins to Give Angels Sweep
Los Angeles pitcher Dean Chance blanked Minnesota 4-0 in the nightcap, earning his third straight shutout and sixth of the season as the Angels swept the doubleheader and moved into first in the AL division. Joe Adcock powered two homers, Lou Clinton also homered, and Chance allowed only one baserunner past first.
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Associated Press
Dean Chance
Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Minnesota
Bo “Belinsky
Whitey Ford
Ford
New York
Cleveland
Luis Tiant
Yankees
Joe Adcock
Lou Clinton
Adcock
Tiant
Indians
Tom Tresh
Clete Boyer
Tresh
Roland Sieldon
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
Stock
Gary Peters
Peters
Athletics
Diego Segui
White Sox
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Sam Bowens
Charley Lau
Wally Bunker
Jerry Lumpe
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Mike Branley
Senators
Boston
Washington
Ed Brinkman
Don Lock
Ed Bressaud
Tony Conigliaro
Felix Mantilla
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Aussies On Right Road In Davis Cup Campaign
Australia moved within four wins of regaining the Davis Cup as it swept Canada 5-0 in Montreal to reach the North American final against Mexico. Mexico led New Zealand 3-0 in Mexico City after doubles, with the final in August set for the winner to face Chile in the South American final. The American Zone winner faces Sweden France or the Philippines.
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Australia
United States
Mexico
Canada
Montreal
New Zealand
Mexico City
Chile
Sweden
France
Philippines
Ralston Tops McKinley to Compete in Davis Cup Clash
In River Forest Illinois Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston loom as top U S contenders for the Davis Cup defense in Cleveland September 25 27 after Ralston defeated McKinley in straight sets 6 2 6 2 6 1 to capture the National Clay Courts title. They then combined to beat Northwestern duo Riessen and Graebner 6 1 6 4 6 2 for the clay court doubles crown while Nancy Richey captured the women's singles title 6 2 6 1 over Carole Caldwell Graebner.
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River Forest
Ill
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Uncle Sam
Puighrs Atake
Cleveland
Ralston
McKinley
Bobby Riggs
Ralson
Buddy
Australia
America
Northwestern University
Big Ten
Marty Riessen
Clark Graebner
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Chiefs Open With Two-A-Day Drills
Liberty Missouri AP The Kansas City Chiefs begin two-a-day drills in the heat with 35 rookies and eight veterans as they rebuild the line to 1962 AFL champions level Veterans report Thursday Four rookies join College All Star clash against Chicago Bears Aug 10 Lothamer Beathard Maczuzak Borghetti Dawson Wilson among veterans Denny Biodrowski Curt Farrier Tommy Brooker Marvin Terrill Abner Haynes Jerry Cornelison in lineup rookie prospects Hud son Vaught Freeman eyed to bolster the line Seiler ruled out by doctor with back ailment.
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Liberty
Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Ed Lothamer
Michigan State
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Pittsburgh
John Maczuzak
Ernie Borghetti
Len Dawson
Eddie Wilson
Beathard
Denny Biodrowski
Curt Farrier
Tommy Brooker
Marvin Terrill
Abner Haynes
Jerry Cornelison
Chiefs
Bunny Brannon
Wofford
Notre Dame
Leo Seiler
Seiler
Wichita
Wyatt Back To Football
Wyatt Bowden Wyatt returns to coaching as OSU defensive coach succeeding Willie Zapalac. Former Tennessee Wyoming Arkansas head mentor retired 28 months ago and joins Oklahoma State amid team development. He expressed excitement to coach again and relayed he was lonesome for the practice field.
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Stillwater
Okla
Bowden Wyatt
Oklahoma State University
Cowboys
Wyatt
Yins Rella
Wyoming
Tennessee
Arkansas
Knoxville
Vols
Texas Aggies
Phil Cutchin
OSU
Willie Zapalac
Texas University
Cutchin
Tennesee
BrooklyH Handicap Stakes Spotlight on Tommy Trotter
Handi capper holds key as Aqueduct prepares for the 74th Brookly n Handicap over 10 miles with a star field led by Iron Peg Mongo Kelso Olden Times Gun Bow and more. Trotter reveals weights for the $100000 added race as owners and trainers eye a possible all star lineup.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Tommy Trotter
New York Racing Association
Trotter
Iron Peg
Mongo
Monmouth Park
Kelso
Gun Bow
Hollywood Park
Colorado King
West Coast
York
Isturday
Delaware Park
Warren Wright
Arlington Park
Angels dominate twins with pitching and power sweep
Major Stars PITCHING Dean Chance of Los Angeles pitched his third straight shutout and sixth of the season with a four hit game as the Angels blanked the Twins 4 0 in the second game of a double header. BATTING Joe Adcock also starred for Los Angeles going 4-for-8 with two homers and six RBIs as the Angels swept Minnesota 8 6 and 4 0.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Angels
Twins
Joe Adcock
Minnesota
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Babe Ruth League News
Northwestern Mutual
TIME
Newsweek
and Family Security
Special Agent
Robert L. Shields
Bennett Bldg
Kan
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CARE
Stadar
Hank
Seaclatron
Hickory
Dale Kersley
Joe Moody
Phil Gibson
Rick Hughes
Roy Pahlmer
Robbin Bell
Ted Queen
Wayne Denniston
Gary Sheffield
Madison Stein
Joe Daugharthy
George Hughes
Scott Chesbro
Jim Burroughs
Corky Welton
Stan McGilbray
Angel
Blanks Twins
By Murray Chass
Wes Stock
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Autolite
Westinghouse Bulbs
Harry Smith
S. Main
Cornelison
al Reynolds
Orville Hudson
East Texas State Center
Lowell Vaught
Southwest
Louisiana
Bill Freeman
Southern
Mississippi
Beneficial
Welborn
J. W. Taylor
North
Kansas
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