Elks Rout Cottonwood Falls in 21-7 Victory
Russell Craycraft started for the Elks and left in the fourth inning with Harry Muzpihs finishing. Mike Brady went 3-for-4 with a triple and drove in multiple runs as Gilges homered and Greene also hit well. Cottonwood Falls struggled as Elks bats exploded in the late innings to sweep the two game series and set up a visit from Osawatomie.
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Spahn Says He Keeps Learning Despite Greatness
AP profile of 42 year old Lefty Spahn, Milwaukee Braves ace, reflecting on humility and ongoing learning. He cites his career milestones like two no hitters, 56 shutouts, and 340+ wins as he defends his craft against younger lefties poised to claim his job. Spahn emphasizes not conceding to hitters to remain atop his profession.
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White Sox Getting Better Says Lopez
CHICAGO AP Manager Al Lopez declared the Chicago White Sox are getting better and have a strong chance to win the pennant. He said the club is young, improving this season, and stronger than the 1959 championship lineup. The starting nine average just over 24 years, nearly seven years younger than the 1959 champion.
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A’s Overpower A's Rally in 13-3 Avalanche
The A’s crushed four Athletic pitchers for a 13-3 victory in Kansas City, keeping Boston in fifth place a half game ahead of Detroit. Leon Wagner homered twice, Orlando Pena and Pete Lovrich contributed runs, and Dan Osinski pitched five solid innings before the bullpen faltered late.
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Home Runs Address In Little League at Forest Park
Little League opener at Forest Park saw the Athletics defeat the Orioles 14 to 7. Tod Queen and Edwin Pollom homered for the A’s and Orioles respectively. Cole earned the win, Bones took the loss. TodQueen had two hits in four at bats, Tim Brady also went two for five. Edin went three for three for the Orioles. The National League season starts at Forest Park at 5:15 this afternoon.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Schedule Highlights
Scoreboard shows New York 7 Cleveland 3 and Boston 1 at Detroit 6 in a rain affected day with Los Angeles 13 over Kansas City 3. Scheduled games include Los Angeles at Kansas City and Cleveland at Baltimore with many N designation.
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Shriver elected to Child Welfare League board
Washington AP reports Rep. Garner E. Shriver a Kansas Republican was named to a three year term on the board of directors of the Child Welfare League of America Inc Officials announced the appointment highlighting his background in public service and child welfare efforts.
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Finnish soccer player dies after match injury
Rolf Boxberg, 27, died after a Sunday second division game in Hangoe. He knelt to receive a hard shot from Turun Pallokerho from seven yards, the ball struck his head and bounced 60 yards. He played on, fell ill during the night, and died.
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Liston, Clay In Title Fight
The Boston Herald reports Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay to meet for the heavyweight title in Philadelphia on Sept 30. Bud Collins cites Jack Nilon saying the bout is agreed, with Liston’s camp sending a London-bound agreement for Clay to sign, contingent on Liston beating Floyd Patterson on July 22 and Clay defeating Henry Cooper on June 16.
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Open sectional qualifiers crown Wampler and others
Fred Wampler of St. Louis won medalist honors with a four under par 69 66 totaling 135. Stan Thirsk of Kansas City, Bob Stone of Junction City Kan and Sam Reynolds of Springfield Mo captured the other qualifying spots. Stone Reynolds and Thirsk faced a playoff with Phil Hewitt Webster Groves Mo and Frank Keller St. Louis after a 142 tie. Keller bogeyed the first playoff hole and Hewitt the second.
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Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly incentive of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tip providers are encouraged to share timely, verifiable information to help improve local reporting and community coverage.
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Jay's A Long Way From Winning 20
The big right hander Jay, ace of the Cincinnati Reds, faces a tough season after two 21 win campaigns. With one third of the season gone he has three wins and nine losses, including four shutouts against him. Tracy Stallard edged the Reds 5-2, his first win since 1961. Jay denies complacency and says he remains driven to win 20 games again, despite doubts about his form.
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Sam Must Slam For Open Spot
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