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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1961

Page

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Carry Back In Bid For Triple Crown

Carry Back and trainer Jack Price aim for Belmont Stakes glory as the 93rd Belmont lures a field of eight. The 4 to 5 favorite seeks the Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins, with post time set for 3:50 p.m. EST and CBS coverage.

New York Carry Belmont Park Jack Price Carry Back National CBS Dwight D. Eisenhower Hialeah Park Jose Ri- Taces Gores Leonard P. Sasso United Havana Globemaster Fulgencio Bapace Ogden Phipps Usta Hos Johnny Selpital Jers St. Nicholas Arena Robert Lehman Ambropoise Crozier King Ranch Bar Musette Bal Musette Middleground Flutterby Alberta Ranches Jacob Sher Sherlock Ethel Jacob Dr. Miller R. L. Dotter

Tigers Retain Lead Behind Four-Hitter Victory

The Deltro Tigers moved two games up in the American League with a 4-0, four hit win over Minnesota as Jim Bunning spun a four hitter and Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline each hit home runs. Cleveland beat the Angels 6-4, New York topped the White Sox 6-2, Boston beat Baltimore 4-2, and Washington crushed Kansas City 12-4. Bunning allowed only two singles by Zoilo Versalles.

Tigers Minnesota Jim Bunning Rocky Colavito al Kaline Cleveland Los Angeles Angels New York Chicago White Sox Boston Baltimore Washington Kansas City Bunning Zoilo Versalles Twins Dan Dobbek Colavito Jack Kralick Kaline Johnny Romano Indians Johnny James Woody Held Injuns Frank Funk L. Pet Detroit OSI Los Angeles

KU Seeks Sixth Crown At Milwaukee

The University of Kansas enters the Central Collegiate Conference track meet at Marquette Stadium seeking a sixth straight CCC title amid a balanced field led by Western Michigan Notre Dame Missouri and Kansas returning champions Bill Dotson Bill Mill Jim Oliphant Solomon Akpata Mike Johnson and others. The meet also marks Marquette’s track finale as Kansas drops the sport and football for financial reasons.

Milwaukee University of Kansas Marquette Stadium King Jayhawks Western Michigan Notre Dame Ron Gregory Missouri Mssouri Lane Patterson Bob Hanneken Don Smith Ken Baker Kansas Bill Dotson Bill Mill Jim Oliphant Michigan State Solomon Akpata Mike Johnson Purdue Marquette University Bradley Carleton Chicago DePaul Detroit Drake Furman Iowa Iowa State Iowa State Teachers Kansas State Loyola of Chicago Minnesota Northern Michigan Northwestern Ohio University Wayne State University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Yale

State Fishing Prospects Fair in Kansas Waters

TOPEKA AP Reports fishing prospects across Kansas show overall fairness for the weekend. Northeast lakes vary from poor at Atchison County state lake to fair for black bass and crappie at Brown County state lake, Mission Lake, and Marais des Cygnes Refuge lakes. Missouri River waters are fair for channels and larger species. Fall River and Fall River Reservoir show good drum and carp. Southeast strip pits, Lake Bluestem, Cottonwood and Spring River areas offer mix of fair to good prospects for bass, crappie, drum, and bullheads. Farm ponds range from good to excellent.

Topeka Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Atchison County Brown County Mission Lake Marais Des Cygnes Missouri River Walnut River Wolf River Kaw River Fall River Toronto Lake Bluestem Cottonwood River Spring River Neosho River

Griffith Faces Ortega In World Welter Title Fight

Emile Griffith defends his welter crown tonight against Mexico's Gaspar Ortega at the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. The 15 round bout headlines ABC TV with about 7500 expected, gate around 50000 dollars. Griffith, 22, from the Virgin Islands, enters as 2-1 favorite in his first title defense after winning the title April 1 in Miami Beach. Ortega, veteran of eight pro years and 82 fights, seeks the upset.

Los Angeles Mexico Gaspar Ortega Emile Griffith New York Olympic Auditorium ABC California Griffith Virgin Islands Benny Kid) Paret Cuba Miami Beach Fla Cal Eaton George Parnassus Ortega Olympic Denny, Moyer Portland Ore

Workshop Patterns He Knows Geraniums

A bright jacketed figure displays a bouncing plant on a lawn. Pattern 365 provides actual-size cutting and painting guides for this figure and his plant-holder wheelbarrow. It is also in House and Yard Packet 57 with full-size designs, all for $1 from Pattern Dept. Ottawa Herald.

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Deeds From Bayler and Others Filed in Local Property Transfers

A stream of property deeds appears, naming Robert L. Bayler to Charles E. Boyer, Lucille Rob arts to D. L. Mathias, Jay Beck Tierman, Emory L. Morgan acquiring two acres, and Wallace Wiser ME selling to Willard Bloss Jr. Additional transfers include George H. Rheatis to Herold and Good, Er nest H. Kimmel to Roy Wardin, Marguerite Reed to Micheal A. Meagher, Homer Atchison to 7 BR Thomas, and Fred T. Reinke to Bernard A. Smith, covering multiple parcels and sections in Gleasons and Fairview Add. areas.

Robert L. Bayler Charles E. Boyer Gleasons Lucille Robarts D. L. Mathias Jets Hamblins Jay Beck Tierman Emory L. Morgan Bec Wallace Wiser ME Willard Bloss Jr George H. Rheatis Herold Good Fairview Add Ernest H. Kimmel Roy EF Wardin Nilay Nety Marguerite Reed Micheal A. Meagher Neta Homer Atchison BR. Thomas Fred T. Reinke Bernard Aa. Smith Wle

US Golfers Lead Canada Cup Front Run At Dorado Beach

Sam Snead 134 and Jimmy Demaret 143 pace the United States in the ninth Canada Cup at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico. Snead fires two 67s to lead individually by four over Ben Arda of the Philippines. Demaret posts 78 70 for 143, tying with Kel Nagle for fifth. Australia trails by six in team race. Philippines is third.

Dorado Beach Puerto Rico Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret United States Snead Ben Arda Philippines Arda Australia Demaret Gulf of Mexico Arnold Palmer Immy Hag Kel Nagle Manila al Balding Canada Peter Thomson Nagle

Prep School Track Stars Shine At Compton Meet

Compton California AP highlights two high school athletes Bruce Kidd of Toronto and Tommy Sullivan of Evanston. Kidd set American records in the 5000 meters and three miles with 13:56.4 and 13:26.6, while Sullivan, 16, placed second in the mile behind Jim Grelle with 4:02.7 and 4:03.5, the fastest prep school mile.

Compton Calif Bruce Kidd Toronto Can Tommy Sullivan Evanston Ill Sullivan Seat Jim Grelle Oregon Kidd Jim Beatty Andil Laszlo Tabori

Wrong Team Missed Error Delays Wesleyan Methodist Start

Orris Cox recreation director said Wesleyan Methodist was slated for three church softball games next week but a scheduling error moved First Baptist to Friday June 9 at 8 30 p m.

Wesleyan Methodist Orris Cox Wellsville Methodist

Quick Denial To Tunney's Charge

Senator leaders closed the book on Gene Tunney's swift charge that Ingemar Johansson was a sick man and a victim of monopolists in the rubber bout he lost to Floyd Patterson. Tunney, a former heavyweight champ, testified at hearings before the Senate Anti- monopoly committee.

Washington Gene Tunney Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patterson Tunney Senate Estes Kefauver D-Tem Atty Robert F. Kennedy Johansson Patterson

Gardner Dickinson Looses Eight by Memphis Open Lead

Gardner Dickinson shot a 65 to pair with Thursday's 63 and reach 12 under through 36 holes, threatening the PGA record of 126 as he led by seven at the Memphis Open. Tommy Bolt stood second at 135 after a 69 Friday, with Cary Middlecoff Tony Lema Gene Littler Ken Venturi and Don Whitt tied for third. Whitt faltered to a 71 after a 64 opening round. The cut was made to the low 70 and ties.

Memphis Gardner Dickinson Dickinson PGA Tommy Bolt Bolt Cary Middlecoff Tony Lema Gene Littler Ken Venturi Don Whitt Whitt

Dodgers Tie Giants on Tenith-Inning Grand Slam

The Dodgers moved within a half game of the Reds by defeating the Giants 7-6 in 10 innings after Tommy Davis hit a game winning grand slam. Willie Davis tied the game with a ninth inning homer as the Giants faltered with five pitchers used in the late frame.

Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Tommy Davis Willie Davis Dodgers Giants Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Jack Sanford Bob Bolin Ron Fairly Willie Mays Duke Snider Jim Gilliam Per Tanoski Cincinnati Gene Freese Jerry Lynch Cubs Ernie Banks Chicago Harry Steinfeldt Bob Meusel New York Yankees Jack Curtis Don Elston Reds Bob Purkey

Baseball Standings and Friday Results Feature Heavy Schedule

Friday results show Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tied 0 with New York 6 Chicago 2 Boston 4 Baltimore 2 Detroit 2 Minnesota 9 Cleveland 6 Los Angeles 4 leads San Francisco in 10 innings. Saturday includes multiple NL games and Sunday/Monday schedules across divisions. Sweden’s Johansson case notes new medical defenses with Dr Francis Benson stating Ingo Johansson was in peak condition.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Phlei Minnesota Detroit Cleveland New York Kansas City Washington Baltimore Boston Sweden Johansson Francis Benson Tunney Ingo Benson al Bolan Feature Sports, Inc Miami Beach Fla

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