Ed Buzzell stars for Roughriders in CFL preseason
Ottawa University sports fans note Ed Buzzell signed a two year CFL contract with the Saskatchewan Roughriders after a strong OU showing. He threw two TD passes in a final exhibition win and earned MVP honors amid hometown ties. His fiancée Diane Hougheton works as a lifeguard in Ottawa.
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Sandy Koufax Battles 11 Innings in Dodgers Win
Dodgers outlast Phillies 2-1 in 12th inning as Sandy Koufax hurls 11 frames with 16 strikeouts but earns no decision. Jim Bunning matches him, and Phil Regan picks up the win. Pirates, Cardinals, Mets, and several other teams win as NL races tighten. Washburn earns fifth straight win for St. Louis.
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Jim Davenport
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Senior League Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlight Local Stars
Top ten batters include Tom Stephenson Rotary .290 Mark Morrisey Eagles 267 Jeff Sheldon Kiwanis 2266 Gary Wadkins Elks 2265. Pitching leaders list Jeff Sheldon Kiwanis 92 Doug Underwood B Club 71 Frank Honn Eagles 72 Gary Wadkins Elks 45 Doug Underwood Boys Club .482 Wilmer Thompson Rotary .344. Most runs scored feature Don Stevens Eagles .325 with 25, Steve Kloster Kiwanis 25, Tod Queen Elks 21, Ralph Cochrane Lions 293, Sam Wright Elks 19.
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Elks
Doug Underwood
B. Club
Frank Honn
Boy’s Club
Wilmer Thompson
Don Stevens
Steve Kloster
Tod Queen
Ralph Cochrane
Lions
Sam Wright
Lawrence Tops Garnett In District II Legion Tourney
Lawrence defeated Garnett 7 to 2 Wednesday night to move to the top of the District II American Legion baseball tournament at Paola. Osawatomi and Paola meet in the losers bracket tonight, with the winner facing Garnett at 8 p.m. Friday. The Friday winner advances to the double elimination finals set for Saturday and Sunday if needed.
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National League Standings and Friday Schedule
Scoreboard lists NL teams with wins losses and percentages led by Pittsburgh 59 40 .596 and San Francisco 60 41 .594. Los Angeles 58 40 .592 and Philadelphia 52 48 .520 follow. Friday’s games include St Louis at Atlanta and Chicago at Cincinnati while other matchups are noted as postponed or uncertain.
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Iola and Waverly Eliminate Two In District Softball
Garnett and Westphalia were eliminated in the district high school girls softball tournament. Iola defeated Garnett 14 to 4 and Waverly beat Westphalia 21 to 12 in losers’ bracket play. Iola and Waverly meet later, with Richmond and Morán also unbeaten in a cone test.
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