Cardinals Beat Braves 9 4 to End Streak in Milwaukee
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Braves 9 4 ending Braves seven game win streak. Six hits and four errors fueled a comic sixth inning with six runs. Johnny Logan booted a grounder to open the inning, while Larry Jackson earned his 12th win of the year. Bob Nieman and Bill White delivered key two run doubles. Carl Willey took the loss. Lindy McDaniel pitched in relief. Cardinals sit in fourth place, 51/2 games out of first, as they head to Cincinnati.
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Ottawa 95 Kincaid 6 in girls football rout
Ottawa overwhelmed Kincaid 95 to 6 with 20 hits led by Marg Jones three doubles and a home run. Kincaid managed seven hits and scoring bursts in the first, third and fourth innings. Ottawa faces Clinton Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Pirate Catcher Babe Ruth Of The Coliseum
Hal Smith of the Pirates is hailed as the Babe Ruth of the Los Angeles Coliseum after slugging two more homers against the Dodgers, lifting his season total to nine with six at the Coliseum. Vern Law pitched a five hit gem as Pittsburgh widened its lead in the NL standings amid other daily results.
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Braves Tigers Meet In Little League Finals
Braves and Tigers reach the Little League final set for July 27 after both winners won decisive games. Braves beat Indians 7-6 on a three-run fifth inning. Tigers topped Athletics 4-1 behind Dan Woodward’s 10 strikeouts. Indians led early, but Braves and Tigers rallied with timely hits and early runs.
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Forest Park Pee Wee Exhibition Schedule Friday
In Forest Park two Church League games headline Friday action. United Presbyterian faces First Christian at 7 PM and Westminster Presbyterian plays North Baptist at 8 30 PM, both games on the Forest Park field.
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Young Golf Contest At Ottawa CC Winners Named
Twenty seven junior golfers from Ottawa Country Club joined Dick Peters for lessons July 6 to 20 with prizes awarded July 20 after driving, chipping, and putting contests. Winners include Mike McClay and Ricky Byrd in various grade divisions, Kathy Hill, Patricia Sievers, Sheri Schultz, Barbara Bundy, Anne Elder among top finishers.
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Yanks and White Sox Open Showdown Series
The first showdown series of the year at Yankee Stadium pits the Yankees with a one game lead against the second place White Sox. Bob Turley faces Early Wynn as Casey Stengel and Al Lopez seek early season momentum in a four game set. Maris Mantle and Skowron pace a high scoring request with notable home run totals and RBI.
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Bowling Scores in Thursday Night Scratch League
In Thursday night play Three And One led 6 with high 10-30 B Pogue 178 502. Unpredictables had 4 high 10-30 J Serene 192 570. Flapjacks 3 high 10 L Wichman 20. Nicholas top 30 with 556. Gutterbugs 1 high 10-30-8 Sheehan 1698 505. Comets 3 high 10 F Medlin 230. Meador 50 percent high 30 F. Cordle 574.
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Baltimore Recalls Stock From Miami In Pitching Swap
The Baltimore Orioles recalled right hander Wes Stock from Miami today and released Bobby Thomson who rose to fame in 1961 with one hit. Thomson hit a ninth inning homer but his return to form has not tied into a pennant chase.
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