Dodgers Deliver Sweep to Build Pennant Lead over Giants
Dodgers overwhelm the San Francisco Giants 11-1 to extend their NL lead to four games. Frank Howard powers the offense with a homer and three RBIs as Don Drysdale fans five over seven innings, remaining undefeated with 19-4. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Chicago post varying wins in a busy day around the circuit.
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Victory At Last For Ted Kroll
Ted Kroll won the Canadian Open in Montreal for $4,300 with a final two under par 70 and a 72 hole total of 278, two strokes ahead of Charlie Bifford. His 35 foot putt on 15 and a savvy 17 year old caddy helped track Sifford, while Art Wall and Bruce Crampton finished strong for post tournament money.
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Californian Wins Bowling Tourney in St Paul Open
Andy Marzich of Long Beach California defeated Pat Patterson of St Louis by one pin to win the $20,000 St Paul Open Bowling Tournament title Sunday night. Patterson needed a 19 pin margin to seize the crown but settled for a 244 243 victory in the final game after a six bagger finish.
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Too Tired To Bother Says Conley
Gene Conley, exhausted and facing suspension from the Boston Red Sox, said he did not quit but did not offer a plan. Infielder Pumpsie Green was fined and vanished with Conley before resurfacing in a Washington hotel. A meeting with Manager Mike Higgins could determine further discipline.
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Wichita Wins Non-Pro Baseball Championship in 12 Innings
The Wichita Rapid Transit Dreamliners captured the Kansas Non-Pro title with a 2-1 win over Wichita Instant Glass in 12 innings. The game was tied 1-1 after nine. Rocky Krsnich drove in Jack Cdonnell with two outs for the winning run. Salina Bluejays edged Kansas City Garage men 6-4 for third place.
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Qualifying Play Opens at Ottawa Country Club
Qualifying rounds began Sunday for the annual men s golf tournament at Ottawa Country Club. Deadline to qualify is August 6. Golfers must announce intent, then play 18 holes and post scores in the pro shop. Flights to be set after final date. Tournament run by Bob Sufh and Dick Peters. All club members eligible.
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Engineer Dead At Controls In Philadelphia Train
A freight train loaded with coke rumbled nineteen blocks through Philadelphia Sunday with engineer Joseph Chaison aged 52 of Riverton New Jersey dead at the controls. The nine car train moving about eight miles an hour was halted by yardmaster Joseph Bolton who leaped aboard the engine. Police said Chaison apparently died of a heart attack in the cab.
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Deeds Transferring Multiple Lots in Wellsville and Nearby Addons
A stream of property transfers records deeds from Donald Shipman to John Cray craft Jr. and others, listing numerous lot numbers across several additions in Wellsville and surrounding areas. Transactions include parcels in Gleasons Add, Brockway Subdiv No 4, Univ Add, Sheldon Hamblin’s, Clouds Add, Mason St. in Pomona and BST Add, among others, with several heirs and executors involved.
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Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips should be timely and verifiable, with reporters then verifying and pursuing the story.
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Scoreboard Saturday and Sunday Results
Saturday games ended with Los Angeles defeating San Francisco 8 to 6 and New York beating St Louis 9 to 8 Philadelphia won over Pittsburgh 9 to 2 Cincinnati prevailed 9 to 3 over Milwaukee Houston game at Chicago postponed by rain Sunday saw Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 8 2 Milwaukee 6 1 St Louis 6 5 New York 5 1 Philadelphia 8 1 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 4 1 Houston 2 3 Tuesday had no games scheduled
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Baseball scores and schedules from recent games
Scores show Baltimore 3 Kansas City 0 and Washington 9 Boston 1 along with New York 4 Chicago 3 and Detroit 6. Minnesota wins 5 to 1 over Los Angeles while Cleveland 7 New York 2 and Chicago 4 Cleveland 3. Baltimore 3 Boston 4 and Washington 2 Minnesota at Baltimore Los Angeles at Cleveland New York at Washington. Only games scheduled.
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Phillips 66 sweeps twinbill at Gardner in extra innings
Phillips 66 swept a non league doubleheader from Gardner last night going 11 innings for an 11 to 5 win in the finale. Ottawa softballers grabbed a 9 to 5 win in game one as Gardner built a 4 to 0 lead before Ottawa surged late with a 7 run 13th inning rally led by Keith Gooddert and Ron Yingling. Warren Hay won the final game for Phillips 66 with Horn taking the loss in game one.
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Lawrence Hawks claim District American Legion title
Lawrence Legion Hawks defeated Osawatomie 7 to 0 to win the District American Legion baseball tournament in Lawrence Kansas. Ralph Light struck out 11 while allowing four hits for his ninth win without a loss this season.
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Gilges No Hitter Seals Elk Legion Victory at Forest Park
Elks American Legion baseball team defeated Babe Ruth All-Star 11 to 0 at Forest Park last night. Elvin Gilges pitched a no hitter as Roy Dunn Russell Craycraft and Eddie Davidson produced RBI hits. Ottawa to host Fort Scott Legion at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Fort Scott beat Ottawa 7 to 1 in Fort Scott. Elks record now 9 wins 12 losses.
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Lumpe Powers Athletics Past Orioles in 7-3 Win
Jerry Lumpe drove in three runs and collected four straight hits as the Kansas City Athletics beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-3 to avoid a four game sweep. Lumpe had a run scoring double two singles and drew a squeeze bunt out of a death by own action. Bill Fischer won his third game of the season.
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Colts Discuss Release of Cerv and Browne
Houston Colts optioned pitcher Pidge Browne to Oklahoma City farm club and placed Bob Cerv on waivers today. If Cerv clears waivers he will be granted his unconditional release.
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Maxwell's Sunday Punch Ends Sox Losing Streak
Chicago White Sox star Charlie Maxwell belts three homers in Sunday doubleheader to snap a five game skid against the New York Yankees, taking the second game 6-2 while the Yankees win the opener 7-4. Other AL results include the Angels winning 12-8 after a 7-6 loss, the Twins winning in 11 innings, and Boston topping Washington 4-2.
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Mothers Real Nice To Cubs Victory Feeds Little League Hope
Mothers of players surprised the Cubs by defeating them 21 to 11 in a three inning game. The moms showed power with nine hits while walking many batters and even moving the mound after a string of walks. One mother was hit on the hip by a pitched ball, then all gathered for a postgame pot luck supper.
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