Houk picks Runnels Berra as stars for All Star clash
American League manager Ralph Houk names Pete Runnels and Yogi Berra to the AL roster for the second interleague All Star game at Wrigley Field. Ken McBride and Jim Kaat join the staff, with Bill Monbouquette dropped. Nightly starters include Mantle Maris Wagner Aparicio Battey and others as the AL seeks to even the series at 16 games.
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Kansas athletics chief named basketball federation chairman
Arthur Lonborg, KU athletics director, was named chairman of a new basketball federation. W. W. Russell of Los Angeles heads the track federation. Temporary chair Cliff Fagan announced a $20,000 yearly budget to run an office, funded by assessments from NCAA, high school, and junior college groups. The federations arise from a rebellion against AAU control of amateur athletics.
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Marine shoots leg to drain rattlesnake venom
Cpl. Albert Gordon Squair, 22, on leave from Treasure Island, shot a hole in his left calf Tuesday to let venom drain with the blood. He limped a mile to his ranch home where his parents drove him to a hospital. Attendants reported his condition as good. He was coyoting in the Horse Heaven Hills when the rattlesnake bit him.
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New Career And Success At Age 35
CHICAGO AP Jack McMahon, who has worked both sides of pro basketball's fence, became new coach of the Chicago Zephyrs today with this promise I ve never been with a loser and I don t intend to have one in Chicago He has a two season contract The 32 year old McMahon comes to the one season old Chicago NBA club after leading the Kansas City Steels to the best record 58 28 last winter as the American Basketball League made its debut McMahon though only 6 feet 1 inch played eight NBA seasons with the Rochester Royals and the St Louis Hawks With the Zephyrs who opened NBA play last season as the Chicago Packers McMahon inherits a club with a 19 61 record the worst non lost mark in league history
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Baseball scoreboard shows Chicago win over Philadelphia
Scoreboard lists Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3 and St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 with other results Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 5 New York 4 in 12 innings and schedules New York at Milwaukee Chicago at Philadelphia Los Angeles at St Louis Pitt at Cin SF at Houston and New York at Milwaukee the only game scheduled Thursday
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Tuesday Baseball Results and Tonight's Games
Recap of Tuesdays results shows New York 5 over Boston 3, Chicago 6 over Washington 0, Detroit 4 over Minnesota 3, Cleveland 5 over Kansas City 4, and Baltimore 3 to 5 Los Angeles 2. Evening schedule lists Boston at New York, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Minnesota, Cleveland at Kansas City, Baltimore at Los Angeles, all games in New York.
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Postpone A Swim Class At Ottawa University Pool
The final adult swimming class at the Ottawa University pool has been postponed to July 30. Recreation director Orlis Cox cited Friday night’s annual Forest Park demonstration as the reason. Regular morning Forest Park classes will continue through Friday.
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Showdown Over Sports Control
The new national track and basketball federations completed organization and named officers in a battle for control with the Amateur Athletic Union. The Basketball Federation of the United States chose Arthur Lonborg as chairman while the Track group elected W. W. Russell as president.
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Ft. Scott routs Olathe in district baseball opener
Ft. Scott defeated Olathe 12-2 behind Dave Harris’s 3-hit pitching in the American Legion District Baseball Tournament. Ft. Scott advances to face Lawrence at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the quarterfinals. Lawrence blanked Ottawa 12-0 in the other game. Tom Patchen threw a two-hitter with 13 strikeouts.
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Elks sponsor Ted Williams batting film at armory
The Ottawa Elks Club will sponsor a film on Ted Williams batting at 7:30 tonight in the armory. Any ball player from Pee Wee through Legion or Church league is welcome, an Elks spokesman said.
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Revenge Motive Follows Ottawa Church Softball Semi finals
Wellsville Methodist-Baptist seeks revenge as it faces Westminster Presbyterian in the Ottawa Church Softball league semi finals at Forest Park Friday night at 8 30. Wellsville defeated Grace Episcopal 15 8 to reach the semis after Westminster beat them in last year’s final. Jim Wright won for Wellsville in the earlier round and Larry Averill homered for Wellsville with Harold Van Horn also homering as part of a 10 hit attack. Bethany Chapel topped Trinity Methodist 10 4 in the consolation game with Bruce Starks doubling and homering for Bethany. Starks won the pitcher’s decision over Jack Hayden. Scores Trinity 4 Bethany 10 Grace 8 Wellsville 15.
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One Pitch Defines Miller as Mets Debut
National League baseball notes follow. Robert G. Miller, a left hander, debuted for the Mets with one pitch and lost his 0-7 record. in contrast, Robert L. Miller, a righty, remains 0-7. Del Crandall homered in the 12th to lift Milwaukee past New York 5-4. Willie Mays hit his 30th and 31st homers as the Giants beat the Colt .45s 3-1. The Dodgers slipped 3-2 to the Cardinals. Joey Jay earned his 14th win as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6-4 and Chicago topped Philadelphia 5-3.
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Herald Announces Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips may concern local events, incidents, or notable happenings and should be turned into the newsroom for consideration in upcoming editions.
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