Ottawa Legion Falls To Lawrence In District Final
Ottawa Second in district after a 9-3 win over Olathe and a 19-0 loss to Lawrence in the title game. Lawrence topped Ottawa 19-0, with Melton homering for Lawrence. Ottawa pitching saw Davis allow one earned run in the Olathe win, while Lawrence pulled away with six errors by Ottawa in the fifth. Four Ottawa players made the all star team. Morris Dearfoss Walburn and Davis. Manager Allen named OT district manager of the year.
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Big Seven coaches to attend Kansas City luncheon
Kansas City hosts a luncheon on August 24 inviting Big Seven Conference football coaches. The event is sponsored by the Big Seven Sports Committee, a Kansas City fans organization, announced on Saturday.
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Ottawa Girls Defeated by Chanute In District Play
Ottawa high school softball fell 10 to 5 to Chanute in district tournament action played in La Harpe. The team’s next game is tonight against Girard at 8 30 p m local time.
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Braves Bums Battle as Reds Rally in NL Race
Cincinnati closed within reach of the pace by sweeping a doubleheader from the Pirates, while Milwaukee and Brooklyn split with rivals. Brooks Lawrence threw a four hitter in Cincinnati s 6-1 opener, Smoky Burgess delivered a ninth inning double to edge the Pirates 3-2 in the nightcap, and Curt Simmons sparked the Braves to a 5-2 win with Roy Smalley s two run triple. Don Newcombe earned his 100th win as the Dodgers slid further back in the standings.
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Savings Bonds Ad Gains Tax Exemption Benefit
Herald Want Ads promise results with Savings Bonds tax exemption noted as a key selling point, highlighting potential savers and investors attracted by tax relief and easy purchase options.
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Ortiz To Fight Salem In New York City Arena
Unbeaten 19 year old lightweight Ortiz faces Cleveland's Tommy Salem in a main event at St Nicholas Arena New York Ortiz has 15 pro wins with seven knockouts Salem 22 5 1 in 28 as tougher challenger Telecasts by DuMont in some areas and Satterfield Carter card in Syracuse also noted Madison Square Garden Friday bout moves from July 13 due to Giambra injury Castellani to meet Buffalo middleweight in a separate Cleveland replay
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Major League Standings and Monday Schedule Summary
National League standings list Milwaukee 56 34, Cincinnati 56 39, Brooklyn 64 40, St. Louis 46 47, Pittsburgh 43 50, Philadelphia 43 51, Chicago 40 52, New York 32 57. Monday’s marquee games feature Milwaukee at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with results: Brooklyn 1 Chicago 0, Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 3 New York 2 in 10 innings, Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 2. American League shows Boston 56 38, Chicago 48 44, Baltimore 49 53, Detroit 43 53, Washington 29, Kansas City 34 61, New York at Cleveland, Baltimore at Kansas City, Boston at Detroit. Sunday scores include Chicago 11 Boston 3, Detroit 6 Washington 0, Cleveland 3 Baltimore 4.
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Yankees Rally Past Athletics for Series Sweep 5-3
Bill Skowron slugged two homers and Hank Bauer added one as the Yankees beat the Athletics 5-3 to complete a three game sweep. Bob Turley earned his fifth win with support from Rip Coleman in the ninth, despite Lou Skizas’ early two run homer for Oakland.
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Philadelphia Phillies Star Eyes Bright Future After Win
A former Phillies sensation improved to 7-6 and looked to a rosy future after a victory. Previously he was 8-8 with arm troubles, and in 1954 he posted a 14-15 record.
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Bears Edge Denver 4 3 as Jok Delivers Two Run Single
Stan Jok delivered a two run single with two out in the ninth to lift Omaha past Denver 4 3 Sunday night shaving the Bears lead to five games. Indianapolis gained on Denver by splitting with Wichita. Louisville and St Paul split a twin bill with 9 1 and 2 1 results. Minneapolis Charleston game postponed.
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Women’s Open Champion Uses Prize Money For Family Bills
Kathy Cornelius, 23, of Lake Worth Florida, won the Women’s National Open in Duluth after an 18 hole playoff at Northland. She fired 75 to beat Barbara McIntire of Toledo by seven strokes. McIntire finished 82. she had carded 71 in the previous round.
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Cornelius clinches 1500 top prize in Saturday event
Mrs. Cornelius defeated the professional field to win the $1,500 top prize Saturday. She commented that the money would be useful around the place. Kathy Cornelius is married to club pro Bill Cornelius of Lake Worth and is mother to two year old Karen.
Seixas Seen As U S Davis Cup Hope After Loss
Vic Seixas a 32 year old Davis Cup veteran who threatened retirement after the United States loss to Australia last year appeared to be the country s strongest hope to regain the cup. The article ends with a call to invest in U S Savings Bonds.
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Blind Golf Winner Boswell Secures Eighth Title
Charles Boswell of Birmingham Alabama won his eighth blind golf tournament yesterday with a 187 total over 36 holes. A former Alabama halfback, Boswell lost his sight in World War II. Each golfer had a seeing eye coach to line up shots and estimate distance.
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Insurance Notice for Dwellings and Auto Agency
For Insurance On dwellings household goods buildings and automobiles See Dean Berlin Agent 109 E Second Phone $68.
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Simmons breaks slump with six hitter win over Braves
Curt Simmons, once a top southpaw, fired a sharp six hitter against league-leading Milwaukee, striking out seven as Philadelphia beat the Braves 5-2. It was his fourth straight complete game victory and fifth win in six outings.
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