Ottawa Elks Rally Past Fort Scott 8-2 in District I Play
Ottawa Elks erased a 2-2 tie with a six run seventh inning to defeat Fort Scott 8-2 at Lawrence Stadium. Dennis Morelet earned his sixth win with ten strikeouts over seven innings, while Billy Greene added two hits and Rick Snider drove in three runs for Ottawa.
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Bears and Elks split action in PeeWee league event
The Bears defeated the Titans 9 to 1 in a typical three inning game at Fort Scott Park while Ottawa edged Fort Scott in seven innings to grab an 8 to 2 win. Ottawa’s Rick Snider pounded a three run triple as Elks built a 5-2 lead before a rally propelled Ottawa to the final margin.
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Sacred Heart and First Christian win Church League games
Sacred Heart defeated Wesleyan Methodist 8 to 1 as Garcia pitched for Sacred Heart. First Christian, with Waymire on the mound, won 13 to 5 against Nazarene. Box scores listed by the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Maloney Has Proper Stuff For Reds Pitcher Success
Cincinnati right-hander Jim Maloney, 23, credited with maturity and skill, threw a one hit 1-0 win over the Cubs for his 15th victory. The Fresno native struck out 13, lost only three this year, and developed a sidearm fastball and curve to supplement his overhand offerings.
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Kennedy Poised As National League Manager Of The Year
The Cubs’ Bob Kennedy, effectively in charge despite no official manager, is seen as a likely NL manager of the year candidate after guiding Chicago to strong form. Ellsworth pitched the Cubs past Cincinnati as St Louis faltered, keeping the Cubs within sight of first place as Dodgers led the league.
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LSU Reveille urges football to play integrated opponents
The LSU campus paper The Reveille editorially calls for the LSU Tigers to face integrated opponents in regular season games. It notes the team has not played integrated teams recently, though the 1962 Orange Bowl featured Negro players.
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Athletics Take A Doubleheader
The Kansas City Athletics swept a Wednesday doubleheader with Boston 5-2 and 7-6 to climb to seventh in the American League, one game behind Cleveland. Orlando Pena earned the first win with a seven hitter and contributed two hits, while Ken Harrelson, Pena, and Jerry Lumpe each had two, as KC totaled nine hits. Dave Wickersham won the nightcap with help from Sturtivant and Wyatt. Charles, Causey, Lumpe, Alusik, and Harrelson produced two hits in the second game. In Milwaukee, St Louis fell 8-1 to the Braves, ending a four-game streak. Dennis Menke and Frank Bolling homered for Atlanta. Lew Burdette to start for the Braves against Warren Spahn today, as KC set Ed Rakow to face Bill Monbouquette in Boston.
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Old Buddies To Fight It Out Today
Milwaukee witnesses a mound duel as Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette face off with Spahn for the Braves and Burdette for the Cardinals. The exroommates recall glory years, with Spahn aiming for 20-win seasons and Burdette seeking to prove himself against his old club.
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The American League standings show New York leading with 61 wins and 34 losses, followed by Minnesota and Chicago, with Baltimore and Boston in the next positions. Wednesday’s results include New York defeating Los Angeles 8 to 4 and Minnesota beating Cleveland 9 to 0, with several other matchups and scheduled games listed for today and the near future. In the National League, Los Angeles leads with 62 wins and 38 losses, while St. Louis trails at 55–44 and Chicago sits at 53–44. Recent NL games featured New York beating San Francisco 3–4 and Philadelphia defeating Houston 6–3, with many interleague and intra-league games on tap.
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Giants Rout Braves 14-4 in Forest Park game
The Little League Giants beat the Braves 14 to 4 in a five inning afternoon contest at Forest Park. Standout batters included Steven Kloster two for two Gary Sheffield two for three and Rick Redenbaugh two for two. Gary Cole earned the win for the Giants against the Yankees while Stan Shisler took the loss.
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Local Women Golfers Win Awards at Milburn Club
Six members of the Ottawa Women’s Golf Association from Ottawa Country Club competed with more than 90 players in an invitational at Milburn Country Club in Overland Park. Seven clubs were represented with six from the Kansas City area. Five Ottawans earned awards. attendees included June Foulks Fredeen Goss Elder Mary Lou Sheldon and Rose Malouf.
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Kansan Named Yorkton College Coach in Two Sports
Ronald Dean Blaylock 24, of Kansas State Teachers College Emporia was named head football and baseball coach at Yorkton College. He has two years as varsity backfield coach and physical education instructor, was a Kansas State quarterback, and has semipro baseball pitching experience in Emporia.
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Ford Keeps Yankees Rolling With 12th Win In Row
Whitey Ford won his 12th straight decision and 6th in all, pitching seven strong innings to beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-4 as New York stretched its lead toward another pennant. Ford allowed six hits and struck out eight, with John Blanchard driving in four on a homer and two singles. Minnesota blanked Cleveland 9-0 and 5-0 behind Stigman and Kaat, Kansas City swept Boston 5-2 and 7-6, Baltimore beat Washington 85, and Chicago defeated Detroit 3-1. In the NL, Dodgers widened their lead to seven games with a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh, Milwaukee topped St Louis 8-1, Cubs beat Cincinnati 2-1, Phillies edged Houston 6-3, and San Francisco rallied to beat New York 4-3. Ford tied with Koufax and Marichal for most wins. his 191-74 lifetime record gives him a .721 percentage, second only to Spud Chandler.
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Stoneham blocks Candlestick for any other team
Giants owner Horace Stoneham told San Francisco Mayor George Christopher he will not allow another major league club to use Candlestick Park. He aimed his denial at Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley, who may move to Oakland as a temporary home until a larger stadium is ready. Finley said he would not negotiate new leases until September and faced revised contracts tied to attendance and fees.
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Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly payment of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be newsworthy and may lead to publication or further reporting by the newspaper.
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Either Way, Says Jack Either Way, Says Jack
Toronto AP Jack Dempsey muses on a hypothetical bout between himself and Sonny Liston. The former champion, 68, notes the tough balance of power and speed, saying it could go either way. He is in Canada to inspect mining property in Quebec and declined a rematch on TV. Patterson should retire after two first round losses, he adds.
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