Pitchers Star In Wins By Yanks Twins
American League pitchers dominated with strong outings including Ralph Terry four-hitter for the Yankees in a 5-0 win over Cleveland and Claude Osteen five-hitter as Minnesota beat Oakland 7-0. Jim Bunning h tuted Detroit past Boston 3-2. Ken McBride edged his former club in a 1-0 Angels win over the White Sox.
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Ralph Terry
New York
Yankees
Claude Osteen
Washington
Senators
Terry
Cleveland
Indians
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Twins
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Boston
The
Red
Ken McBride
Ray Herbert
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Osteen
Baltimore
Sports scoreboard: Wednesday results and Friday schedule
Chicago defeated San Francisco 4 to 3 while Philadelphia and New York tied 2 to 2 and Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 8 to 5. St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee Houston 3. Friday games include New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee San Francisco at St Louis Los Angeles at Houston. New York 5 Cleveland 0 Boston 2 2 Detroit 1 3 in 11 innings. Minnesota 7 Kansas City 0 Washington 2 Baltimore 1. Los Angeles 1 Chicago 0. Detroit at Washington Baltimore at New York Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Minnesota Kansas City at Los Angeles.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Cleveland
Boston
Detoit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
W. L. Pet. G.B
St. Louis Ovouce
Milwaukee Eece
Houston Eenee
Seveee
Cleveland Oneee
Chicago Seeser
Boston Oveese
Medalist Honors To Student At Kansas Amateur Golf
A 19 year old Oklahoma State freshman Jim Hardy from Hutchinson won medalist honors in the Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament at Prairie Dunes. He tied Wellington’s Bobby Dare after 36 holes with 145 and won the playoff on the third extra hole. Virgil Parker Dave Dennis and Grier Jones earned spots in the 16 man match play.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Oklahoma State University
Kansas
Jim Hardy
Prairie Dunes
Bobby Dare
Wellington
Hardy
Dare
Dave Dennis
Idependence
Virgil Parker
Wichita
Dennis
Virgil Smith
Grier Jones
John Beougher
Lawrence
Card Hurler Sits One Out Indefinitely After Snafu
Ray Sadecki, suspended by the St. Louis Cardinals for missing a game, faces uncertain prospects as GM Bing Devine weighs a trade. The rookie lefty had a rough relief outing against Cincinnati, allowing two homers two errors and five runs without recording a out before being removed. Keane called the performance the worst effort seen by a manager, and Sadecki was fined $250.
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ST. Louis
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Sadecki
Cincinnati
Devine
Johnny Keane
Kaat Pitches 7-0 Shutout to Dismay Athletics
Southpaw Jim Kaat silenced Manny Jimenez and the Kansas City bats in a 7-0 victory in St. Paul Minneapolis. The win ties the Athletics with Baltimore for seventh place as Jerry Walker drops to 6-3 after giving up eight hits and six runs in four innings. Norm Siebern and Bobby Del Greco each collect two hits, along with one by Jerry Lumpe.
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Terry
Yankees
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Roger Maris
John Blanchard
Twins
Jerry Walker
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Dick Radatz
Norm McAuliffe
Dick Brown
Angels
Herbert
Tom Burgess
Osteen
Orioles
Jo Hicks
Senators
Robin Roberts
Bob Johnson
Dick Hall
Jim Kaat
Manny Jimenez
Kansas City
Athletics
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A’s
Baltimore
Kaat
Norm Siebern
Bobby del Greco
Jerry Lumpe
Dodgers Extend Four Game Win Streak In NL Race
Dodgers sweep doubleheader from Pittsburgh to stretch their lead in the National League two teams contend with the Giants. Don Drysdale and Ron Fairly key the wins as Los Angeles tops Pittsburgh 8-3 in the suspended game and 5-3 in the regular game. Giants fall to the Cubs 4-3, while Cardinals beat the Reds 4-3. Milwaukee downed Houston 6-3 and Philadelphia swept a twi-night 2-0 and 2-0 to widen the Mets skid.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Reds
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Mets
Sony Koufax
Pirates
Don Drysdale
Bob Friend
Don Larsen
Cub
Don Landrum
Lou Brock
Dick Ellsworth
Expect Big Gate For Golf Classic
Clifton New Jersey AP reports a $100000 Golf Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club to lure large crowds. Arnold Palmer leads a strong 140 field including Gene Littler, Jerry Barber, Guy Player, Kel Nagle, Bruce Crampton, Stan Leonard and others as professionals chase major prize money while eyeing the next week Open at Oakmont.
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Clifton
N.J
Arnold Palmer
Upper Montclair Country Club
Palmer
New York
U.S
Baltusrol
Winged Foot
Westfield
Long Island
Upper Montclair Club
Oakmont
Gene Littler
Jerry Barber
Gary Player
South Africa
Kel Nagle
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Stan Leonard
Balding
Canada
Fullmer Pender Title Fight Set for August 28
The long delayed middleweight title clash between Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender is now slated for August 28 in Bozeman Montana promoter Norm Rothschild announced after the NBA ordered Fullmer to defend by August 5 or lose the title. NBA regs chair Paul Sullivan named Dick Tiger as leading challenger and noted Fullmer’s last title defense was August 5, 1961 with a noncounting Las Vegas defense against Benny Paret.
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N.Y
Gene Fullmer
Paul Pender
Bozeman
Mont
Norm Rothschild
NBA
Fullmer
Pender
Brooklin
Mass
Rothschild
Paul Sullivan
Marv Jensen
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Florentino Fernandez
Benny
Kid) Paret
Las Vegas
Babe Ruth League Holds First Practice Tomorrow
The Ottawa Recreation Commission Bab e Ruth League for 13 to 15 year olds opens with its first practice tomorrow. Director Orlis Cox says practices run Fridays and Saturdays from 8 30 to 11 30 am on Forest Park’s big diamond. About 30 boys are signed up with hopes for 60. Uniforms are provided by the Ottawa Elks Eagles Rotary and Boys Club.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Orlis Cox
Big Diamond
Forest Park
Scores From OTTAWA BOWL 41815 N Main
Local bowling score summary from Ottawa Bowl located at 41815 North Main reports team results and individual scores. Details focus on lane assignments and recent pots for players with notable strikes and spares.
Next Game The One That Counts
Ralph Terry shone as New York Yankees beat Cleveland 5-0 to seize first in the American League. The right-hander improved to 7-4 with a career high for this point, and hinted at a possible 20-win season if kept healthy. He recalled Johnny Sain’s advice to focus on the next game.
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NEW York (Ap
Ralph Terry
New York Yankee
Terry
Johnny Sain
Yank
Homer Sports Legion Opener
Chanute edged Ottawa 6-4 as Tom Cavens delivered a two-run homer in the seventh, completing a late rally after Ottawa led 4-3. Durham earned the win. Gilges took the loss. Ottawa's Eddie Davidson standout in left field. Ottawa meets Fort Scott in a makeup Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Chanute
Ottawa Elks
American Legion
Ottawa
Fort Scott
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Paola
Columbus
Neodesha
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Larry Crane
McKinzie
Rich Thompson
David Cooper
Cavens
Eddie Davidson
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Gilges
Weed Gray
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Aere
Morton
Ee Davidson
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Nordyke
Bebe Davis
Swan
Acne
Benson
Eeee
McKennie
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Cravens
Durham
Ateseee
Thompson
Cf Ee Cooper
E Stang
Anderson
Ae James
Sean Res
Chanute Ene Case
Gottlieb To Manage Warriors
Eddie Gottlieb, founder of the Warriors, sells the Philadelphia Warriors for 850000 to move the franchise to San Francisco and becomes general manager for at least a year. Tom Gray is named club president as part of the new setup. a possible future as league president is hinted.
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Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Maurice Podoloff
Gottlieb
San Francisco Warriors
Matty Simmons
New York
The
Warriors
Philadelphia
Tom Gray
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