Wilhelm Puts Orioles In Second At Expense Of A's
Hoyt Wilhelm will start the All Star game in Pittsburgh on July 7. He pitched a 3 0 shutout over the A's with Triandos driving in runs. Wilhelm improved to nine straight wins, lowering his ERA dramatically. The Orioles moved into second place behind the White Sox as Triandos added a 13th homer with Pilarcik on base. Boston grabbed the remaining second slot as the Orioles edged Kansas City. The Indians drew a season-high crowd in Cleveland, while Herb Score beat Don Larsen in the opener and the Yankees rallied for a split. Eddie Yost hit two homers for Detroit in a 6-4 win.
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Williams Says Athletics Hungry for Pennant Run
Kansas City AP reports Dick Williams pledges the Athletics are hungry in the AL pennant race. He notes players like Cerv and Maris returning soon, Williams batting over .300 with 22 RBIs, and manager Craft planning a bigger bench as Williams and Herzog contribute across multiple positions.
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Osawatomie Driver Sweeps Two Ottawa Stock Races
An Osawatomie driver dominated Ottawa stock car action Saturday night on the fast track. Bob Penn, in car 5 M, won the modified trophy dash and the modified feature. Other event winners included Danny Morgan in stock trophy dash and Roscoe Wertz in modified heat race. Heathman Bros., Al Gilbert, and Melvin Miller also claimed wins in stock slow heat, stock fast heat, and stock feature respectively.
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Ottawa Bowl Phone CH 29741 Odd OCR Entry
Fragmentary OCR from a page shows scattered numbers and the phrase Ottawa Bowl with a contact string 29741. The readable text is limited to garbled digits and a lone place name, giving no clear event, date, participants, or outcome.
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Ottawa Girls drop two games in Topeka doubleheader
Ottawa Girls, short on players, lost both games at Topeka. Five inning opener 5 4. seven inning nightcap 10 9. Bell and Johnson won pitchers for Topeka. Emerson and Parsons for Ottawa. Team now 5 6 on season. manager Emerson cites three recent losses of players and seeks recruits. Next meet Garnett at Forest Park Tuesday at 8.
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Proper Pitching A Good Hurler Also is Fifth Infielder
AP News features on pitching as a fielding factor. The pitcher is the fifth infielder and must cover first, back up plays, yell positions, and back up teammates. A good fielding pitcher can add three to five wins, using movement, bunt defense, and quick throws to control baserunners and protect against steals. Next: bunting.
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Williams Aims to End Batting Slump in Chicago
Boston star Ted Williams faces a slump ahead of a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox. He rejects quitting baseball, cites neck trouble last year, and recalls finishing with a .328 average to win his sixth AL batting title. Williams is hitting .185 so far this season.
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Yanks Good Medicine At The Box Office
In Cleveland the Yankees drew a weekend box office surge, with 59,263 fans for the doubleheader the largest AL crowd this year. Friday 51,935 attended the first game at Municipal Stadium, 17,156 bought tickets Saturday, pushing the home season total to 443,604 and 213,319 ahead of last year. The Indians lost three of four games.
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Relief Pitching Puts Chicago in 3rd Place
National League managers praise Chicago’s Bill Henry and Don Elston for clutch saves and mop up work that helped John Buzhardt Elmer Singleton win games and lift the Cubs to third place. Henry saved Buzhardt in the eighth of a 4-2 win over Pittsburgh. Elston finished a 1-0 shutout in the eighth after Singleton walked two. Braves rally to 8-2 over Dodgers as Bruton sparks eight-run seventh. San Francisco loses two to Cincinnati and Orlando Pena. Phillies-Cardwell fight and Mizell shuts Phils in 2-0.
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Young Pro Edges Veteran Littler In Eastern Open
Dave Ragan, 23, won his first tournament by one stroke over Gene Littler in the Eastern Open. Littler led after two rounds but Ragan shot 70 to finish 273, with Littler at 274. Ragan, Daytona Beach native and former Florida player, earned $2,800 and rose to $8,539 on the PGA list.
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Kansans Star In Track Meet
Kansas swept the 34th Central Collegiate Conference track championships in Milwaukee led by Charlie Tidwell and Bill Alley. Tidwell won three events and anchored a winning relay, setting meet records and becoming a triple winner alongside Owens and Stickel. Alley set a meet record in the javelin as Kansas piled up 98 points, breaking the old mark for the CCC title.
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Baseball Scores Monday Games Detroit at Boston N
Sunday results show Chicago 9 Boston 4, Baltimore 3 Kansas City 6 Detroit 6, Washington 4, Cleveland 7 3, New York 6 4. Saturday results include New York 2 Cleveland 1 and Boston 4 Chicago 2. Detroit 4 Washington 1 and Kansas City 5 Baltimore 1 N. Monday feature Chicago at Milwaukee and San Francisco at Pittsburgh N. Milwaukee 8 Los Angeles 2. San Francisco 5 1 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 4 1 Pittsburgh 2 0. Philadelphia 11 0 St Louis 9 2 Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 9 San Francisco 13 Cincinnati J Philadelphia 4 81. Louis 3 10 inn Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2.
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