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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1955

Page

5

State Softball Champions Meet Ottawa Saturday Night

The Douglas Brothers girls face Manhattan here in a marquee softball event, with Manhattan the state girls champions traveling for a twin bill. First game at 8 p m, featuring pitcher Rowe na Bird from Ft Riley for Manhattan and Judy Evans of Rantoul with Andy Anderson of Overland Park for Ottawa. In men's league, Skelly edged First Baptist 8 to 6 and Phillips beat Budge's 6 to 4. Sunday Phillips and Skelly play Lawrence Flower Box in a doubleheader.

Douglas Brothers Manhattan Rowena Bird WAC Ft. Riley Judy Evans Rantoul Andy Anderson Overland Park Ottawa Skelly First Baptist Church Phillips Budge’s Lawrence Flower Box 1St Baptist J. Rod's Fink Moore Johnson Bittc'her Kahier Burd Pearson Shister Yingling Brown Bowman Rod'rs Ehriert Stankard Leffin'ell Carlson Larkin Majors Flippin Alien Morris White Seenevensetece Cscs

Summer League Bowling Scores Summary

Boatterbrains lead with 2 wins and high game 169 by Beets. Side Snipers and Hustiers each win 3 games with top scores by Larkin 178 and Smay 187. Welborn posts 194 and 643 series for Wild, while Burgoon 182 and Snider 801 help Bowlerettes and Cut-Off Club post strong totals.

R. Lichtenberger

Kansas Horses Win In Texas at Pin Oak Stables Show

In Houston Texas W Horses owned by Mr and Mrs Dean J Briggs Garden Plain Kansas won two blue ribbons last night at Lith annual Pin Oak Stables charity horse show Sure Shot shown by Mrs Briggs won the Hackney pony division The Briggs King s Sweet Rhythm shown by William Pinch won the single harness pony division

Houston Tex Dean J. Briggs Garden Plain Kas Pin Oak Stables Briggs William Pinch

Five Teams Compete In Midget League For 8 to 12 Year Olds

Five area towns Williamsburg Westphalia Aliceville LeRoy and Waverly sponsor midget league teams for youths ages eight to twelve. Games are scheduled Tuesday evenings subject to lighting at home fields. Opening week results saw Williamsburg beat Aliceville 4 to 2 and LeRoy down Westphalia 5 to 2. June 7 lineup features Waverly at Aliceville and Williamsburg at Westphalia, with play continuing through August 2 before an all team journey event.

Williamsburg Westphalia Aliceville LeRoy Waverly

Expect Rough Bout Tonight at Madison Square Garden

Paddy Young meets Billy McNeece in a 10 round nationally televised boxing clash at Madison Square Garden. Young, 26, 48-10-3 with 24 KOs, faces 23-year-old McNeece from Central Islip, 13-2-1 with five KO wins. NBC TV and radio carry the bout at 8 p.m. CST.

New York Paddy Young Billy McNeece Madison Square Garden Carmelo Costa Lulu Perez Young Bobo Olson McNeece Central Islip N.Y Tony Johnson Radio and Television NBC

First Redleg Gus Bell Drives In 105 Runs in 1953

Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Reds became the first outfielder in club history to drive in over 100 runs in a season. He достиг 105 RBIs in 1953, his first year with the Reds.

Gus Bell The Redlegs Cincinnati

Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary

Major league standings show New York and Chicago leading the American League divisions with Brooklyn and Chicago atop the National League. Friday games feature New York at Chicago Turley versus Harshman, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at Kansas City, and Baltimore at Detroit. Thursday results include New York 12 Kansas City 6 and Chicago 4 Boston 2. Notable NL results: Brooklyn 13 Milwaukee 2 and Pittsburgh 12 St Louis 3.

American League Wwil Pet. Bh New York Cesesetueveee OS jCleveland Ceseseeeee Chicaro Siyereeseveeses Tretratt Weeneeebeseerens Boron Oesstessseesvee Washington W.icsseeeee UF iKansas City Orebeepese Baltimore Garver Kansas City Cleveland Balmore Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Brooklyn Esseeasseeess Milwaukee Rush Va Monzant Philadelphia Spahn Ve Dickson Cincinnnati Pittsburgh Staley Wade Cincinnati St. Louia

Satchel Paige returns to payroll with Monarchs

Kansas City owner T. Y. Baird announced the signing of Satchel Paige for about $40,000, ending his stretch of free agency after release by the Orioles. Paige, age variously stated, has a storied career with the Monarchs 1937–48 and later MLB stops. The piece also notes rookie Bob Speake’s 1948 High School Athlete of the Year award and Roberto Clemente’s winter league connection with Willie Mays.

Kansas City Hardy Leroy Satchel The Monarchs Cleveand Indians St. Louis Browns Baltimore Bob Speake Chicago Cubs Springfield Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates Giants Willie Mays Santurce

Yankees Swamp A's 12 6 as Yanks rally in KC

The front-running Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics 12 to 6 at Kansas City in a day-night twin bill split yesterday. Gil McDougald Hank Bauer and Elston Howard hit three homers for New York while Jim Finigan homered for the A's. Bob Grim earned his fourth win as the Yanks drew 12 walks to support 10 hits. In Pittsburgh the Pirates pounded the Cardinals 12 to 3 as Harvey Haddix faltered again and Stan Musial led St Louis with three singles and two RBIs. Crandall reflected on the team’s rough season noting the staff’s decline and questioning his own role. The piece mentions Yed Kazanski, a noted $100,000 bonus recipient, now with Syracuse, and notes only two active players have more than 400 doubles. Sell it through a Herald Want Ad.

Yankees Kansas City Athletics Yanks A’s Kansas City Gil McDougald Hank Bauer Elston Howard New York Jim Finigan Finigan Bob Grim Athletics St. Louis Cardinals Pirates Pittsburgh Bucs Redbirds Harvey Haddix Haddix Brooks Lawrence Bob Tiefenauer Paul LaPalme Frank Smith Stan Musial Birds Red Schoendienst Bill Sarni Sarni St. Louis Schoendienst Yed Kazanski Phillies Syracuse Chiefs Mickey Vernon Senators Cardinals

Braves Are Staggering Crandall Seeks Spark

Del Crandall voices concern as the Braves stumble in the National League race. Milwaukee sits in fourth place, 13 games back, with Crandall batting .175 and homering only three times. He fields and runs well for a catcher, trying to lift the team.

Brooklyn Pftt del Crandall Braves Del Crandall Milwaukee

Still Woos 4-Minute Mile at Compton Invita

Compton California hosts its annual track meet tonight as Wes Santee pursues a sub four minute mile. He already ran 4:00.6 last June for an American mark and 4:00.5 at the Texas Relays in April. The piece notes that the four minute barrier has been breached seven times since 1954 by Landy and Bannister, among others.

Compton Calif Wes Santee Santee Texas Austin British Empire Hungary John Landy Australia Roger Bannister England

Distance runners set for Wanamaker Mile clash and 440 duel

Santee heads the field in a Wanamaker indoor mile showdown against challengers Laszlo Tabor Chris Chataway and Brian Hewson with Fred Dwyer eyeing victory. A key 440 yard dash renewed between J W Mashburn and Jim Lea as lean meet talent lingers.

Laszlo Tabor Chris Chataway Brian Hewson Santee Fred Dwyer Villanova Wes Wanamaker New York Dwyer J. W. Mashburn Oklahoma A&m Jim Lea Los Angeles Athletic Club

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