Osage City First Victim In Ottawa B Team Thriller
The Ottawa American Legion B team edged Osage City 6 to 5 at Orlis Cox Field after a wild seventh inning. Doug Underwood and Frank Honn scored the tying and winning runs on successive wild pitches with two out as Ottawa erased a four run deficit. Rick O Neil pitched the final two innings for the win, while Osage City starter Dick Jackson and reliever Bob Powell struggled in the late frame. Ottawa improves to 1-1, and the B team lineup features several tense moments amid a flurry of walks and hit batters.
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Reds Clinch Ironic Walkoff Inning Victory Over Braves
Cincinnati tops Atlanta 5 to 4 after a tense ninth inning jam, Vada Pinson delivering a decisive two out single in the 11th to cap a back and forth game. Joe Torre three hits for Atlanta, Lou Brock adds a two run homer for St Louis as Steve Carlton fires a three hitter over Chicago.
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Clay May Go Quietly In Cleveland Amid Draft Talk
In Cleveland on Sunday Case sius Clay and other prominent Black athletes are gathering at the Negro Industrial and Economic Union headquarters amid speculation he may reconsider his Army draft stance. Also attending are Jim Brown, Bill Russell, Bobby Mitchell, Lew Alcindor, Join Wooten, and Gale Sayers, with Brown directing the union event.
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Church League Softball MEN S division standings and stats
In the Church League softball results several teams posted scores and player lines. First Baptist defeated Nazare ne 23 to 3 with Finney and Meyers leading at bat, while North Baptist and First Christian faced off in a 3 5 game and Naz arene posted 4 runs in a mixed box score featuring Moore Young Spiegle and Kimes among others.
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Ottawa Women Golfers Eye Pairings and Par-Trophy
No definite pairings set due to Osawatomie Invitational Tuesday and Chanute Invitational Thursday. Call CH 2. 3141 for pairings or lunch Tuesday. On June 13 the Kansas Women's Golf Association Par-Trophy will be at Ottawa Country Club. Four Ottawa players Sue Wolgast June Foulks Doris Peters and Mary Lou Sheldon will compete with alternates Mary Kay Johnson Helena Kramer Anne Crawford and Doris Elder.
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City League Schedule Highlights For Week
The notice lists multiple game times and matchups across divisions. Men and women divisions feature teams such as North Baptist Faith Lutheran Westminster Faure, Nazarene First Baptist United Presbyterian, Wesley Methodist First Christian, and Kiwanis Boys Club Elks Lions Rotary Eagles, with junior and national leagues detailing Indians White Sox Athletics Yankees Orioles Tigers Pirates Braves Cardinals Dodgers Giants Cubs and more.
Ryun Sets 3 53.2 Mile In Experimental Run In LA
Kansas star Jim Ryun ran 3 53 2 for a mile at the Coliseum Compton Invitational, second fastest ever, while deeming the race experimental. His time came with little opposition as John Lawson trailed by about 50 yards in 4 01 1, with Ron Clarke winning the 5000 in 13 39 8 and Jimmy Hines defeating Tommie Smith in a 220. Ryun aims for a stronger overall season schedule and hopes to run 29 flat or faster later.
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Phoebus Shuts Out Senators in Orioles Rallying Win
Baltimore rookie Tom Phoebus, pronounced Fee-bus, blanked Washington 12-0 for his third straight shutout as Frank Robinson drove in five runs with a 15th homer and a double. Detroit moved to first in the AL with a 9-5 win over New York while Kansas City outlasted Chicago 6-4 in 13 innings. Joe Sparma won his fifth straight for Detroit with relief help from Dave Wickersham. Lew Krausse sparked a marathon A’s win over the White Sox in 13 innings. Jim McGlothlin improved to 5-1 as the Angels beat the Twins, and Jim Lonborg struck out seven in a three-hitter against Cleveland. Carl Yastrzemski hit his 11th homer as Boston beat Cleveland 3-0.
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Hill's Lead Grows To Four At Memphis
Dave Hill, from Jackson Michigan, holds a 9 under par 131 lead in the Memphis Open after 54 holes. Gar Player Bruce Crampton and Chuck Courtney sit three behind at 135 as Hill seeks a repeat of Dave Stockton's earlier Colonial Invitation buildup. Player returns from a six week ranch layoff while expressing eagerness to regain sharp form.
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