Ottawas Roy Dunn Destroys Olathe In Loop Opener
Ottawa blanked Olathe 4 0 as Roy Dunn fired a four hit shutout and drove in two with a double to pace the Elks. Dunn improved to 2 0 with 13 strikeouts and 1 walk, extending his scoreless streak to 14 innings. Russell Craycraft also chipped in with 5 hits in 10 trips, as Ottawa moved to 1 0 in District II North League play.
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Six Games in Five Days for Elks Baseball Team
The Ottawa Elks American Legion Baseball squad will play six games in the next five days. A busy stretch includes multiple contests expected to test pitching depth and lineup depth as the team seeks momentum.
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Need One More Team For Softball Needs One More Team For Softball
Orris Cox Ottawa recreation commissioner says day. Eleven church teams have registered for this season. Any interested church or team may call Cox tonight or tomorrow. Two games are scheduled Monday night June 10 with Church of the Nazarene vs Sacred Heart at 7 and Wellsville Methodist Baptist vs Wesleyan Methodist at 8:30. Tuesday features First Christian vs Faith Lutheran at 7 and Westminster Presbyterian vs Richter Methodist at 8:30. Cox expects schedules by Tuesday. letters will be sent to participants.
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Ottawa Women Golfers Among Top Scorers in Emporia Meet
Ottawa women golfers led by Doris Peters who placed second in the 18 hole championship flight with a 91, just one stroke behind Emporia’s Margaret Harry. June Foulks tied for second in the 18 hole first flight with 102 and Esther Goss was third in the 18 hole second flight with 115. Ottawa players faced a field of 65 from nine clubs including Emporia, Garnett and Council Grove. Ottawa will compete again in Lawrence on Tuesday June 11.
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Margaret Harry
Esther Goss
Helen Anderson
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Welch
Council Grove
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Garnett
Barron
Eureka
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Irene Marrot
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Grimwood
Hays
Lawrence
Baseball scoreboard reads mixed Tuesday results
The scoreboard lists Tuesday results with Chicago 6 San Francisco 1 and Milwaukee 3 New York 2 while Los Angeles 2 Houston 1 and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh are noted. Today's games include Milwaukee at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Houston with N for planned matchups.
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Greeley EUB Pastor to Return for Another Year
Pastor James T. Lawson of the EUB Church will serve both Greeley and Cherry Mound for another year. Local youths at St John’s Parochial School received their eighth grade diplomas as 20 students, 15 boys and 5 girls, were honored at the church.
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Eub Church
Greeley
Cherry Mound
St. John's Parochial School
Country Road track prodigy Jill McGuire eyes Olympic path
Pratt Kansas AP describes 15 year old Jill McGuire training on a country road with a high jump pit in a pasture and a broad jump pit in the yard. Her early promise includes victories at Kansas Relays and a national indoor meet, with coach Dr John Davis Jr praising her progress toward junior and national events.
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Topeka Cosmo
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Kansas State
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Nashville
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A's Limited by Perry in 5-0 Loss to Twins
Jim Perry held the Athletics to four hits as the Minnesota Twins shut out Kansas City 5-0 at Municipal Stadium. Bob Allison hit a three run homer and Earl Battey added a solo shot. Ed Rakow took his third loss, dropping KC three and a half games behind Baltimore. Minnesota sits fifth, a game and a half back of KC. The clubs meet again with Orlando Pena facing Dick Stigman.
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Jim Perry
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Municipal Stadium
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Ed Rakow
A’s
Orlando Pena
Dick Stigman
Names on Uniforms for Kansas City A’s Players
The Kansas City Athletics will add player names or nicknames to the backs of their green and gold uniforms starting with Friday’s game against the Chicago White Sox, per AP.
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Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
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