Lawrence Elks Rally To Top Ottawa In District I Play
Ottawa falls behind 3-0 as Lawrence bursts ahead with a five run third inning. Gary Ray hits a homer and Dennis Morelet, Mike Brady, and Dan Harkins drive runs. Lawrence reliever Mignot holds Ottawa to seal a 5-3 lead before Brady scores on a hit.
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Morelet
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Russell Craycraft
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Bob’ Nordyke
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EH Russel
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Bunning Slips as Phillies Chase National League Flag
Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning falters in July as Philadelphia the lead in the National League pennant race. The Giants barely break his no hit bid in the sixth and Gus Triandos drives in all Phillies runs with a three run homer. Baldschun seals the win for Philadelphia as they extend their NL lead.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Jim
Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Death Left Gaps in Bear's Line-Up
RENSSELAER Ind AP The deaths of halfback Willie Galimore and end John Farrington in a Sunday night auto crash leave gaps in the Chicago Bears offense. Replacing Galimore will test the Bears as no experienced breakaway runner matches his quickness. Bull Martin and rookie Winston Kelton fill drills in his spot. Farrington’s loss opens the spread end position, with Rich Kreitling Gary Barnes Bill Martin Chuck Logan and Northwestern candidate among those competing. The Bears also face the College All-Stars at Soldier Field Aug 7.
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Chicago Bears
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Wiley, Tex
San Diego Marines
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Rich Kreitling
Cleveland Browns
Gary Barnes
Dallas
Bill Martin
Georgia Tech
Chuck Logan
Northwestern
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Soldier Field
Wellsville Royal Riders Host Second Annual Horse Show
The Wellsville Royal Riders plan a two part event on Saturday August 1 at the show grounds west of Wellsville on 7th Street. At 2 p.m. nine colt halter classes compete followed by 24 classes with ribbons and trophies at 6:30 p.m. English and Western divisions are included.
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Wellsville
7Th Street
Major Stars Lift Angels and Dodgers in Big League Wins
Jim Fregosi of the Angels swung a single, double, triple and homer while driving in two runs and scoring another in Los Angeles' win over the Yankees. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers, despite a hairline fracture in the thumb of his pitching hand, scattered seven hits and shut out the Mets 9 0.
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Associated Press
Jim Fregosi
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Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
New York Mets
Wellsville Midget B Team Tops After July Tournament
Wellsville Midget B leads league with seven wins and three losses as the July tournament at Stanley unfolds. Louisburg, Spring Hill, Bucyrus, and Wellsville games affect first through fourth places, but several matches were rained out. Roy Burgoon Mike Phillips and Ricky Jones pitched for Wellsville while Otto struck out twelve in a Louisburg win.
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Otto
Roy Burgoon
Mike Phillips
Ricky Jones
Thorpe's Captain Dies in Reading at 78
William Lone Star Dietz 78, longtime football figure who captained the Carlisle Indian School team in 1911 and coached at Washington State Purdue Louisiana Polytechnic Wyoming Albright Stanford Temple, died July 20 after a surgical hospital stay in Reading. Burial set in Reading.
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Pop Warner
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Kea Wins Handily Inaugural Handicap at Del Mar
Kea opened the Del Mar racing season by dominating the $7,500 Inaugural Handicap on Tuesday. The winner showcased early speed to secure a clear victory, marking a strong start for the meeting and the bay gelding’s connections.
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Kea
del Mar
Angel Yankee-Killer Stops Leaders Again
Los Angeles Angels right hander Dean Chance shut down New York’s Yankees 3-1 to halt their five game roll. Mickey Mantle homered for NY, while Jim Fregosi boosted the Angels with a cycle including a two run homer. Other AL action saw Baltimore lose, Detroit beat Chicago, and Kansas City edge Boston. Chance improved to 10-5.
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Cardinal Hitters Top Cubs In Ten Inning Rally
The Cardinals erased late deficits to beat the Cubs 12 7 in Chicago after a 19 hit attack. Key figures included Curt Flood and Mike Shannon with a two run homer, while Ken Boyer added a run producing triple. Burdette and Simmons prep to face old clubs in next matchups.
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Bobby Shantz
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Mike Shannon
Lew Burdette
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Curt Simmons
Halfback Hurts Knee During Cardinals Practice
John David Crow injury prone St. Louis Cardinals halfback re injures his right knee during football practice in Lake Forest AP reports the extent of the damage is not yet known.
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John David Crow
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Scoreboard shows AL standings and results
The scoreboard lists American League teams with records and games behind. New York leads at 60 37, Baltimore 60 39, Chicago 59 39, Los Angeles 54 51, Boston 50 52, Minnesota 49 51, Detroit 49 52, Cleveland 43 55, Kansas City 39 61, Washington 39 65. Tuesday results include Washington 4 Cleveland 3 and Los Angeles 3 New York 1. late-night schedule shows New York at Los Angeles and other matchups.
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Hightower Hurt In City Bus Collision
Wayne Hightower a 6 8 forward for the San Francisco Warriors in the NBA was injured Tuesday in a collision between his car and a municipal bus in San Francisco.
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San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
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