Grim Defeats Former Mates In Short Tilt
In Kansas City Bob Grim earned his first win for the Athletics after a June trade, pitching a shutout against his former Yankees in a 2-0 rain-shortened game. Detroit’s George Susce beat the Red Sox 2-4, while Cleveland defeated Baltimore 6-3 aided by Doby and Hunter triples. Chicago beat Washington 11-9, Kaline tripled for Detroit, and Narleski earned his 11th win as the Indians and White Sox won pivotal games.
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Youths Play Two Contests In Rotary League Action
The Midget Williamsburg Lions beat the Athletics 11 5 as Piersol earned the win and Medwell the loss with Milliken collecting three hits for Williamsburg. Braves defeated the Yankees by forfeit with only three Yanks present. In Junior play Gage allowed a five hitter to pace a 9 5 Yankee win over the Redlegs, while Crane Deputy and Rybolt led the Yanks with two hits each.
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Fireman Rescues Dog From Smoke With First Aid
MILWAUKEE Spotty a mongrel dog owes life to fireman Gordon Rotta who used artificial respiration after finding the animal unconscious under a bed. He carried Spotty outside applied aid and the dog soon revived and moved about, roared back to life as hoses were rolled up.
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Ottawa Lads Meet Big League Star Ken Boyer
A group from Ottawa visited St. Louis to see Ken Boyer of the Cardinals in a weekend series against Cincinnati. Jimmy Haworth 11 Teddy 9 and others watched great plays including a diving catch and a double play. The boys praised Boyer and said they hope to return.
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Hudnall Leads Ottawa in Second District Legion tourney
Mike Hudnall Ott aw helps Ottawa Legion pitcher first baseman tie for MVP with Roy Flock of Olathe at Paola tourney. Lawrence won the title 120 over Olathe while Olathe defeated Ft Scott 3-0 to reach finals. Hudnall tied batting crown with 636 average on seven hits in 11 at bats. He was the sole Ottawan on the all star squad. Maur Hill’s 6-4 star went 1-1 as pitcher. Flock earned sportsmanship trophy and Howard Rindall of Olathe was named outstanding coach.
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Ottawa Girls Lose A Pair In Softball Tourney
Ottawa girls were eliminated after losses to Parsons and Iola. Larrimore pitched a no hitter as Parsons beat Ottawa 8 to 0 in five innings, while Kinman allowed one hit as Iola Jaynes beat Ottawa 10 to 8. Ottawa pitcher Connie Kueser took the loss in the first game.
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Spider Webb Knocks Out Franz Szuzina at Madison Square Garden
Spider Webb, from 173 pounds to a 162%4 pounder, stopped Franz Szuzina in 1:20 of the seventh round at Madison Square Garden. Webb, now 29-3 with 13 KOs, eyes a Sept 17 benefit in Pittsburgh with Joey Giardello and an early September Salt Lake City bout with Gene Fullmer. Szuzina, a 161%4-pounder, was building momentum before Webb finished with 12 straight punches.
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Pomona Team To Play Lyndon On Friday Night
Pomona town team will meet Lyndon at 8 p.m. Friday on the Lyndon diamond. Pomona earlier beat Lyndon twice to take the district title and had two wins before an exit from the state non pro tournament at Wichita. Manager Jack Nelson said the starter is uncertain among Haig Barsegian Danne Schultz Jack Bittenbender and Myrle Birckhead.
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Phillips Hosts Eudora After Second Win Of Week
Phillips 66 aims for its third win in a row as it hosts Eudora at Forest Park tonight. Earlier this week the team beat Lawrence and Dr. Pepper 19 6 and will play in the district tournament at Lawrence next week. Manager plans to start Larry Webker on the mound.
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Cardinals Win Pee Wee Title at Garfield Diamond
The Cardinals defeated Athletic 8-0 to clinch the Pee Wee League championship last night. Harry Murphy limited Athletic batters to one hit while Ronnie Jensen allowed two as control hurt his line with six walks and four hit batters. A three run fourth inning opened the game, followed by five more tallies in the same frame. Steve Bell and Ronnie Lloyd had a combined hit parade for the Cards, Don Weineke provided the A's lone hit. Regular season marks ended tied for the league title with a loss each.
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Phillips 66 Faces Eudora Tonight In Park Game
Tonight at 8 p m in the park Phillips 66 meets Eudora in a scheduled showpiece game. Both teams seek a win to boost standings and attract local attention under the Friday night lights.
Mistaken Motive For His Running
NORFOLK VA Two Norfolk policemen remaining anonymous recount spotting a man dash from a door with money, cross a street and behind cars. They chased and captured him near a restaurant, the suspect claiming he fled because he only had a 30 minute lunch period.
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