Hitters Run Wild In Ottawa Church League Twin Bill
Ottawa church league doubleheader at Forest Park produced 66 runs in 10 innings. First Baptist overwhelmed North Baptist 28 21 with 17 runs in the fifth, while Wellsville beat First Methodist 14 3 after five innings as Wingert struck out four and allowed one run.
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Forest Park
First Baptist
North Baptist
Jim Grogran
Gene McAdoo
Wellsville Methodist
First Methodist
Westminster Plays Wesleyan Methodist In Church League
Tonight two games highlight the church league schedule. Westminster faces Wesleyan Methodist at 7 p.m. followed by Sacred Heart taking on Richter Methodist at 8 30 p.m. at the gym.
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Westminster
Wesleyan Methodist
Sacred Heart
Richter Methodist
Bums Defeat Cincinnati Regain First
Don Drysdale pitched a four hitter for his first victory in a month as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3-1 to regain a half game on Cincinnati in the NL race. St Louis beat the Reds 8-4. San Francisco rallied to a 9-6 win over Pittsburgh. Chicago beat Milwaukee 11-10. Wally Moon hit his 11th homer, Ed Bailey drove in four, and Ed Cebeda added three for the Giants. The Braves, sparked by Moe Thacker and a grand slam by Lee Maye, came from behind to beat Spahn and Milwaukee 10-9.
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Miwaukee
Pirates
Ed Bailey
Bobby Shantz
E Roy Face
Ed Bolin
Bailey
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Cubs
Braves
Warren Spahn
Moe Thacker
Spahn
Joe Torre
Joe Adcock
Ed Mathews
Lee Maye
Maye
Milwaukee
Bob Anderson
Cleveland Expands Its League Lead
The Indians toppled Detroit 5-4 on Bubba Phillips ninth inning homer and Latman’s 4 2 3 innings of one hit relief to stretch the lead in the American League. New York won 8-6 over Kansas City to stay three back. Washington swept a twi night doubleheader over Chicago 1-0 and 10-9. Boston beat Los Angeles 5-3 in the opener as Rye Duren set an AL strikeout pace, then the Angels won the nightcap 5-1. Minnesota-Baltimore rainout. Phillips drove in the decisive run after a 3-2 pitch from Foytack. Willie Kirkland homered for Cleveland. Latman allowed a tying double by Colavito in the fifth. The game closed with a quirky double play on a foul pop. In Washington, Donov an and Klippstein earned wins, while Duren began a major league record string with a first out strikeout.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Bubba Phillips
Barry Latman
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Los Angeles
Angels
Rye Duren
Steve Boros
George Thomas
Senators
White Sox
Harry Bright
Dick Donovan
Sox
Warren Hacker
Frank Baumann
Danny O’connell
Dale Long
Willie Tasby
Johnny Klippstein
Duren
Frank Malzone
Pete Runnels
Jim Pagnaroni
Don Buddin
Mike Fornieles
Chuck Schilling
Gary Geiger
Milwaukee
Max Sarkont
Red Sox
Art Fowler
Schilling
Vic Wertz
Billy Muffett
American League
Wil. Pet
G.B. Cleveland
Sss
Wea
Baltimore
Boston Ecotene
Minnesota
Chicago Coerees
Lamar Tech Golf Sweep Clinches NATA Title
Lamar Tech of Beaumont Texas swept the NATA college golf tournament at Shawnee Elks CC par 72. The four man squad totaled 1164 strokes over four days to claim its second straight team crown and fifth in six events. Texas Wesleyan placed second 1187 followed by Stephen F. Austin 1189 and Western Illinois 1208. Eastern New Mexico 1215, Southwest Texas State 1232, Northeastern Oklahoma 1239, Central Oklahoma 1245, Fort Hays State 1246 and Ouachita Arkansas 1249.
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Shawnee
Illinois
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Central Oklahoma
Fort Hays
Kan
State
Ouachita College of
Kansas Star Sets Record at Houston Meet
Former Kansas star Cliff Cushman set a 440 yard hurdles meet record at Houston Track Meet of Champions with 0:51.38, two tenths faster than the previous mark. Don Styron of Southern Illinois and Rex Stucker of Kansas State finished 2-3. Kirk Hagan of Kansas won the 880 in 1:51.6, with Billy Stone Oklahoma State third and Bill Thorn of Kansas fourth.
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Houston
Cliff Cushman
Kansas
Don Styron
Southern Illinois
Rex Stucker
Kansas State
Cushman
Kirk Hagan
Billy Stone
Oklahoma State
Bill Thorn
Lew Merriman
Kansas City Athletic Club
Mike Wiggs
Bill Dotson
Archison Romani Jr
Wichita
Styron
Bobby Bernard
Texas Christian
Stucker
Jerry Hooker
Bill Hayward
Bob Melgren
Baylor
Philip Johnson
Jerry Dyes
Abilene
Tex
Mark Brady
Oklahoma
Jackie Upton
TCU
Charles Strong
Earl Young
Abilene Christian
NSA Clerk Is Missing From Hush Hushed NSA
Washington AP reports a National Security Agency clerk William Hyter Covington 28 has been missing since Monday. Maryland state police, at NSA request, lead the search with FBI declining comment. Covington, on sick leave for two months after an operation, had returned May 31 but asked June 2 off for more medical treatment. The couple reside in Laurel Maryland.
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Washington
Hushbush National Security Agency
FBI
William Hyter Covington
Maryland
NSA
Defense Department
Covington
Ft. Meade
Security Agency
Covingtons
Laurel, MD
Vaults To New National Mark
Phil Manuel aged 15 from Kansas City set a new national pole vault record in the Junior Olympics intermediate division with 12-84. The record surpassed the previous 12-8 as more than 700 participants from Kansas and Kansas City competed at the AAU meet. Larry Irwin of Topeka set state senior marks in the broad jump and hop step jump at 23-04½ and 42-8¾ respectively.
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Lawrence
Kan
Phil Manuel
Kansas City
Manuel
Kansas
Larry Irwin
Topeka
Yankee Bats Too Hot For Athletics
In New York the Yankees defeated the Kansas City Athletics 86 as Mickey Mantle drove in four runs with a three run homer his 16th and a single. Roger Maris added his 18th homer in the seventh to clinch the game with Luis Arroyo the winner and Ray Herbert the loser. Leo Posada homered twice for Kansas City with a sixth inning tying blast and a sacrifice fly.
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New York
Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
A’s
Roger Maris
Luis Arroyo
Ray Herbert
Leo Posada
Kansas City
Posada
Archie Moore Set To Defend Title Against Rinaldi
New York dispatch says aging Archie Moore, 174 1/2 pounds, fights Giulio Rinaldi of Italy in a 13 round light heavyweight title defense at Madison Square Garden. Moore, 38, favored 8-5 to 2-1, seeks ninth defense. Rinaldi earned his shot by outpointing Moore in Rome last Oct. 29. If Moore shows stamina and power, he will wear down the Italian within five rounds.
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New York
Archie Moore
Busines
Husky Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
Marvel
Anzio
Madison Square Garden
Rinaldi
Archie
Arriverderci
Moore
Yvon Durelle
Canada
Montreal
Massachusetts
Europe
Joey Maxim
Maxim
St. Louis
Olympic Sports Palace
Rome
Le Mans 24 Hour Race Opens With Top Drivers
Le Mans France hosts the 29th 24 hour race as 200000 fans line the 8.36 mile circuit for the standing start at 10 a.m. EST. Notables Stirling Moss Phil Hill Ritchie Ginther Briggs Cunningham Joaquim Bonnier Pedro Ricardo Rodriguez Oliver Gendebien among entrants. The event, famed for danger, recalled 1935 disaster. Ferrari’s Iuly is favored after trials with Wolfgang von Trips and Ginther leading the way.
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LE Mans
France
Europe
Great Britain
Stirling Moss
Maurice Trintignant
United States
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Ritchie Ginther
Granada Hills
Briggs Cunningham
Green Farms
Belgium
Ferrari
Iuly
Germany
Wolfgang von Trips
Ginther
Twin Bill Is On Tap For Ottawans
Ottawa's men softball team sponsored by Andrews- Philips 66 service station seeks its second win in a Sunday doubleheader at Forest Park. Gene Wingert starts game one, Larry Webker to pitch game two as Ottawa faces Richland in the Eastern Kansas Softball league. The club notes improved hitting and tighter play after a 1-1 split with Topeka's Marling Hornets last Sunday.
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Ottawa
Andrews- Philips 66
Forest Park
Richland
Gene Ramsey
Gene Wingert
Larry Webker
Marling Hornets
Topeka
Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedules From The Scoreboard
Friday results include Washington 1 Chicago 0 in 10 innings and Boston 5 Los Angeles 3. New York 8 Kansas City 6. Cleveland 5 Detroit 4. Minnesota at Baltimore postponed. Saturday matchups Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at Washington Los Angeles at Boston. Sunday games Minnesota at Boston and other doubleheaders. Monday fixtures include Minnesota at Boston and several East and Midwest rivalries. Additional results show Chicago 11 Milwaukee 10 and St Louis 8 Cincinnati 4. Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 1 and San Francisco 9 Pittsburgh 6 with multiple rearranged or postponed pairings.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Los Angeles
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Eenee
Rains Push Varying Fishing Prospects Across Kansas
AP report from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission outlines weekend fishing conditions by region. Northeast lakes show fair to good for black bass crappie and channels. southeast lakes vary from fair to good for various species. rivers list good to fair fishing for channels flat heads drum and carp, with some poor Neosho River conditions and blustery weather anticipated.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Leavenworth County
Brown County
Marais Des Cygnes
Osage County State Lake
Lone Star Lake
Atchison County State Lake
Chase County State Lake
Kaw
Delaware
Missouri River
Fall River
Lake Bluestem
el Dorado
Montgomery County
Wilson County
Cottonwood River
Elk River
Neosho River
New Track Planned for Municipal Auditorium in KC
Kansas City officials promise a new track at Municipal Auditorium for the Big Eight indoor meet next spring. The 21 year old surface was deemed hazardous and the meet could move. Estimated cost about 30000 dollars, funds to be found despite a tight city budget.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
H. Roe Bartle
Race Trouble Cuts Houston Track Meet Field
Texas first segregation episode in sports led to withdrawal of 20 Negro stars including Ralph Boston and John Thomas from Jeppesen Stadium. Picketers blocked the meet after Texas Southern protested seating, 5,000 in attendance refunded as the Meet of Champions proceeded without the world record contenders.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Ralph Boston
Tennessee State
John Thomas
Boston University
Jeppesen Stadium
Texas Southern
Eldrewey J. Stearnes
Progressive Youth Association
Boston
Thomas
Stearnes
Duren Sets AL Strikeout Streak Record In Rare Start
Durén Duren of Los Angeles struck out seven straight Boston Red Sox as part of an 11 strikeout game in a 5 1 victory. The right hander achieved a modern AL record by fanning 11 while emphasizing his desire to win over records. He had previously tied a major league mark by four strikeouts in a single inning.
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Boston
Rhyne Duren
Red Sox
Los Angeles Hurler
Duren
Milwaukee Braves
Max Surkent
Smith In Hospital For Physical Exam
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Hal Smith is in Jewish Hospital for a physical examination and will miss the four game weekend series with the Cincinnati Reds due to abdominal pains.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Smith
Cincinnati Reds
Smith
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