Ottawa Tennis Tourney advances into second round action
The Ottawa Recreation Commission city tennis tournament moves into the second round with semifinal targets by July 25 and finals by July 29. Second round results include Roys 12 and under, Weeman 12 and under girls, Seaton-Warnock doubles, Dunn and Shofner in various age groups, and several other singles and doubles outcomes with forfeit notes and close scores.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Hoglund
Roy
Brockway
Haworth
Matthews
Underwood
L. Lewis
Loyd
Weeman
Mueller
Harrell
Wait
Seaton
Rybolt
Brown
Babcock
Seaton-Warnock
Payne-Wait
Weeman-Mueller
Rybolt- Babcock
Boys
Dunn
Milburn
Shofner
Jefferis
Davidson
J. Lewis
Winchester
Thompson
Davidson- Lewis
Shofner-Thompson
Dunn-Winchester
Jefferis-Milburn
Dodds
Daugharthy
Burke
Brave Aces Set For Finish By Jack Hand
Braves ace Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette are ready for the second half pennant drive after late season starts. Spahn earned his 10th win with a 3-0 shutout of the Cardinals as Dodger and Pirates action shaped the NL race.
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Chuck Dressen
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Spahn
St. Louis Cardinals
Babe Ruth Yankees Win 4-3 in City Ruth Postseason
The Yankees beat the Athletics 4-3 to advance to the semifinal in the City Recreation Babe Ruth tournament after a dropped third strike allowed a crucial run. Jim Hotaling fanned ten, Dunn struck out 15 for the Athletics, and Davidson scored the winning run on a dropped ball in the eighth.
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Athletics
Yankees
City Recreation
Forest Park
Braves
Richmond Club
Yankee
Pomona
Jim Hotaling
Dunn
Rybolt
Davidson
Little League Athletics edge Giants in high scoring tilt
Harry Murphy drove in the winning run with a fifth inning double as the Little League Athletics beat the Giants 16-15 in a shootout. Pomona crushed the Yankees 14-7 behind Hogue and Casady, while Murphy went 4 for 4 with four runs for the A's.
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Harry Murphy
Athletics
Giants
Pomona
Yankees
ABA
Terry
Burrow
Buck
Mock
Roush
Bennett
Mullen
Honn
Doubies
Berger
Murphy
Hartpence
Clevegner
Wasson
Reedy
Hogue
H.E.P. Serre
Inninge
Yankee
Esessaesee
Veterans Show Way For Braves Dominate Cardinals 3-0
Milwaukee Braves veteran spells pace dominant win over St Louis as Warren Spahn fires seven-hitter for his 10th victory. Hank Aaron and Joe Adcock homer, boosting Braves back toward first in National League with supporting bursts from Lew Burdette and Bob Buhl.
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Milwaukee AP
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Spahn
Aaron
Adcock
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Milwaukee
Musial
Cardinals
Ernie Broglio
Broglio
Johnny Logan
Logan
Workman Escapes Serious Injury at Naval Station
Newport Rhode Island Naval Underwater Ordnance Station worker Henry V. Silvia, 50, of Jamestown, was impaled when a steel reinforcing rod drove through his chest after slipping into a ditch. Fellow workers removed the rod portion, and surgeons at a naval hospital extracted the rest to save his life.
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Newport
R. I.api
Naval Underwater Ordinance Station
Henry V. Silvia
Jamestown
Naval ‘Hospital
Ottawa Girls Softball Skips Kincaid Test Tonight
The Ottawa girls' softball team hosts Kincaid at Forest Park at 7 30 this evening. They are also slated to meet Clinton on Saturday with a game time to be announced.
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Ottawa
Kin‘caid
Forest Park
Clinton
Forest Park Sports Schedule Highlights Thursday Games
Thursday features Tigers at Athletics and Braves at Indians in Forest Park at 5 p.m. Friday offers Pee Wee Exhibition in Forest Park at 5, Church League United Presbyterian vs First Christian at 7 and Westminster Presbyterian vs North Baptist at 8 30. Both days games held in Forest Park.
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Little League Tigers
Athletics
Braves
Indians
Forest Park
Church League United Presbyterian
First Christian
Westminster Presbyterian
North Baptist
Chicago Coach Sets Goal To Beat Colts In All Star Game
Chicago coach Otto Graham prepares 44 top college graduates for drills at Northwestern University with the aim of defeating the Baltimore Colts in the 27th annual All-Star Game at Soldier Field on August 12.
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Chicago
Otto Graham
Baltimore Colts
Northwestern University
Soldier Field
Athletics Triumph 4-3 Over Orioles at Home
Kansas City Athletics edged Baltimore 4-3 as Ray Herbert escaped a ninth inning jam. Marv Throneberry slugged a 400-foot homer in the fifth. Andy Carey added a triple and a double in a seven hit attack. Gus Triandos, Bob Boyd, and Jim Busby produced late for the Orioles in that decisive frame.
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Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
Gus Triandos
Bob Boyd
Jim Busby
Triandos
Clint Courtney
Busby
Boyd
Herbert
Jackie Brandt
Gene Stephens
A’s
Stan Musial
Warren Spahn
Kansas City
Ray Herbert
Marv ‘Throneberry
Andy Carey
Milt Pappas
Mil
Baseball Scores and Wednesday Results Summary
National League standings show Pittsburgh 51 wins 35 losses and Milwaukee 49 34. Los Angeles 45 29 leads the NL with .618. Chicago 31 62 and Philadelphia 34 52 pursue. Wednesday results: Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 7 6 in 11 innings, Milwaukee 3 St Louis 0, Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 5 0 Philadelphia 1. Thursday schedule lists Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Francisco, St Louis at Milwaukee, Chicago at Cincinnati. Friday games include Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Milwaukee at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Angelea
St .Louis
W. L. Pet
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Gerwee
Kansas City
Dodgers Edge Pirates In Ninth Inning Thriller
Dodgers beat the Pirates 7-5 as Tommy Davis hit a long homer off Elroy Face in the 11th, lifting Los Angeles within five games of first and extending Pittsburgh’s lead to a slim half game. Attendance reached 51,301 for the night, marking a 3 hour 31 minute game. The Dodgers have won 10 of 12 and 15 of 19 recent contests. The club eyes a repeat finish, with manager Walt Alston noting the Braves as the team to beat.
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Burdette
Dresson
Braves
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Pirates
Tom Davis
Dodgers
Hal Smith
Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Wally Post
Hobbie
Don Newcombe
Deele Sans
San Francisco
Phillies
Johnny Antonelli
Jones
Wally Moon
Elroy Face
Gil Hodges
Davis
Roger Craig
Duke Snider
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Aeek
Milwaukee
Walt Alston
Waukee
Warren Spahn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Chicago
Reds
Dead White Sox Are Much Alive
The Chicago White Sox, saved from obituary talk by manager Al Lopez, ride a surge with four straight games ahead of the New York Yankees. A 7-1 win over Boston, powered by Roy Sievers and Al Smith homers, ties a hot streak as the AL race tightens with Yankees in Cleveland and other league results.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
al Lopez
White Sox
Yankee
New York
Lopez
Sox
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Roy Sievers
al Smith
Russ Kemmerer
Frank Baumann
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Jimmy Piersall
Harvey Kuenn
Johnny Temple
Hector Lopez
Gary Bell
Art Ditmar
Washington
Detroit
Faye Throneberry
Scholarship To Honor A P Man
Columbia AP report says a $250 scholarship will be created at the University of Missouri in memory of Albert E. Stine of the Associated Press. Dean Earl F. English announced that Balaban radio stations authorized the gift to be awarded each April to the university’s top radio journalism student. Stine, AP special membership executive, died in Kansas City after a brief illness at age 48.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Albert E. Stine
Associated Press
Earl F. English
Stine
Kansas City
Delay Decision On Frisco Runs
In Joplin Missouri AP report two months more for a decision on the Frisco Railroad last passenger trains between Monett and Wichita Abandonment threatens Carthage Monett and Pierce City officials urged PSC member William Barton to block the service cut during a Wednesday hearing in southwest Missouri.
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Joplin, Mo
Frisco
Monett
Wichita
Southwest Missouri
Carthage
Pierce City
William Barton
Missouri Public Service Commission
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