Olathe blanks Ottawa Elks in district tourney clash
Olathe trounced Ottawa Elks American Legion 12-0 in six innings at Lawrence district I tournament. Starting pitcher Murphy took the loss as 14-year-old rookie earned his 5-3 season mark while Ottawa finished fourth and bows out with a 21-13 record.
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Athletics Dominate Red Sox 2-0 in Boston Sweep
Kansas City Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 2-0 to sweep the four game series and extend their win streak to five. The A’s managed just three hits while Monbouquette took the loss. The Cardinals rallied for runs but Burdette silenced the offense as Stan Musial and Bill White scored the decisive runs.
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Piersall Not Mad Over Release From Mets
Jimmy Piersall, 33, accepted his release with little bitterness and predicted he would sign with another big league club. He denied racial or managerial grudges, cited no club signings before the three day waiver period, and noted his .193 average in 40 games plus one leg injury.
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Mantle Out For 1963
New York Yankee manager Ralph Houk said Mickey Mantle’s return is uncertain due to a loose cartilage in the left knee on top of a broken left foot. Doctors offered no timeline, with Mantle’s status listed as indefinite and no immediate operation planned. Mantle, a three time MVP, broke the foot chasing a fly ball in Baltimore.
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Orioles Beat Tigers 10-7 in Forest Park
Robin Bell pitched a winning game for the Little League Orioles at Forest Park as they defeated the Tigers 10-7. Gary Wadkins took the loss for the Tigers. Box score per the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Twins Beat Angels 10-2 at Forest Park
The PeeWee League Twins defeated the Angels 10-2 yesterday at Forest Park. The Lions also won, defeating the Bears 6-1, per the Ottawa Recreation Commission box score.
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Squirrel season set to open September 15 in Kansas
Pratt Kan AP The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced September 15 as the opening date for the 1963 squirrel season, to run through December 15 with a daily bag limit of five. The frog season ends September 30 and is already underway.
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Yanks Lose Mantle Injured In Knee Hurdle
The New York Yankees were shut out 5-0 by the Los Angeles Angels as Mickey Mantle may miss the season with a loose cartilage in his left knee. Manager Ralph Houk warned it could be days to months before his return. The Angels limited New York to three singles, while Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Baltimore, and Cleveland won in the AL standings.
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Wellsville Baptist Church completes west roof work
Wellsville Baptist Church men finished roofing the west section. Workers included Herb Wright Jim Wright LeRoy Price Glenn Layton Jr Keith Chanay Bob Groshon Henry Chilton J C Jones Gene Lesh Eldon Whit eaker Freddy Groshong Larry Ganong and Rev Homer Ganong Bernhard Fleming was elected Senior Deacon chairman to serve the unexpired term of Jackson Dunham. The Finders and Seekers Class held a monthly social at Fleming Park with 42 present taught by Rev Homer Ganong. Lois Dunham was elected to the Board of Deacons and Deaconesses to fill Jackson Dunham’s unexpired term through December 1963.
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Midseason Scoreboard With Thursday Results Showdowns
The score summary lists Los Angeles at New York 0 5, Cleveland 3 Minnesota 2, Kansas City 2 Boston 0, Chicago 4 Detroit 3 Baltimore 4 Washington 2. Upcoming games include Washington at Detroit and Kansas City at Cleveland. Saturday matchups feature Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and cross-league clashes with several national network nights.
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Americans Face Poland In Warsaw Meet For Speed and Skill
U S coach Payton Jordan says the aim is both friendship and victory as American track stars prepare for a two day meet in Warsaw. AAU secretary emeritus Dan Ferris notes arrival timing matters and the team hopes to improve on Moscow results. The U S men seek 14 of 20 events while Polish women led last year.
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Willie Mays May Push Giants Toward Dodgers in NL Race
Willie Mays has surged with nine hits in 18 at bats across five games, including four home runs and nine RBIs, fueling the Giants in a 8-6 win over the Mets. New York endures a 19th straight road loss as the Giants climb to third, 7 1/2 games behind the Dodgers, with Pittsburgh beating the Dodgers and Cincinnati edging the Cubs. The Herald offers a weekly $5 tip for news leads.
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