Ottawa Elks face rugged weekend slate in Topeka
Dennis Morelet will start tonight for the Ottawa Elks American Legion nine at Topeka against the Caps, with a doubleheader Sunday at West 2nd Street diamond beginning 6:30 p.m. The club aims to rebound after losses to Manhattan and Salina, as Craycraft, Morelet, and Murphy lead a weekend rotation while shifts in pitching and hitting are explored amid a Flag Day ceremony after the doubleheader.
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Glenn Rappard
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Baseball Scoreboard American League standings and results
American League table lists Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Minnesota, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, Detroit, Los Angeles, Kansas City with records and games back. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 and Baltimore 3 Chicago 1, New York 8 Boston 4, Los Angeles 5 Cleveland 4. Upcoming games feature cross matchups and doubleheaders across several cities.
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Dodgers hammer Cardinals as Drysdale limits to four hits
Los Angeles toppled St Louis 5 0 behind Don Drysdale four hits allowed and Johnny Roseboro three hits. Dick Groat two St Louis hits, Washburn took the loss. KC idle as A s fire manager Ed Lopat naming Mel McGaha to replace him. McGaha to face Indians with Segui possibly moved. Sam McDowell slated for Cleveland with Koufax favored for Dodger start.
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Tim McCarver
Diego Segui
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Baseball Leaders League Leaders Batting and Fielding Notes
League leaders listed for both leagues with top batters, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching records. Notable names include Oliva, Mays, Williams, Killebrew, and Drysdale across American and National Leagues with icons like Aparicio and Koufax among the leaders.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
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Kurznow ski Chases NCAA golf title in Springfield
John Kurznow ski of Aquinas College Michigan, who placed fourth last year, enters the final 18 holes pursuing the NCAA college division golf title after a 68 left him at 212 over 54 holes. Bob Smith of Sacramento State sits at 213, Robert Irving 217, as Southern Illinois leads the team standings at 886 aided by Gene Carello's 68.
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Aquinas College
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Sacramento State
Robert Irving
Sacramento
Southern Ilinois
Gene Carello
San Diego State
Springfield State
One Medalist Wins Match In Wichita Golf Tourney
Jim Vickers of Wichita eliminates Dan Dragoo 4 and 3 to reach the next round of the state amateur championship. Defending champion Duke Evans falls to Dick Price 3 and 1, while Monty Kaser loses to Andy Nusbaum 4 and 3. Other results include Nic Onofrio beating Jim Chew 2 1 and Roger Brown defeating Bruce Braden 2 up.
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Monty Kaser
Duke Evans
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Andy Nusbaum
Salina
Evans
Dick Price
Price
Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Bruce Braden
Dave Dennis
Independence
Nick Stevens
Jerry Shaw
Manhattan
Bob Hunsinger
Major Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights From Baseball Games
Bob Aspromonte of the Colts homered grand slam and added two singles to lead Houston to a 5 to 3 win over Cincinnati. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers allowed four hits and earned his third shutout of the season in a 5 to 0 victory over St Louis.
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Houston
Cincinnati
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
St. Louis
Filly Racing Set Saturday for $100,000 CCAO at Aqueduct
The Coaching Club American Oaks features 12 to 14 fillies racing 11/4 miles at Aqueduct with 38-year-old fillies and top runners like Castle Forbes Sceree Face The Facts Just Fancy That Bold Queen Miss Cavandish Petite Rouge Nashubah Ironshire Match Point Road To Romance and Capricious Miss. Manuel Ycaza rides Face The Facts, aiming for a second straight Perry silks win as the field targets the Belmont Stakes equivalent for fillies.
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Fight Crown On The Line In Welterweight Title Fight
The world welterweight title match tonight in Las Vegas pits Emile Griffith against Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round bout televised live on ABC at 7 p.m. Rodriguez, 26, seeks a return to the crown after two title bouts with Griffith in New York last year. Griffith, 25, known for power, holds a slight reach and height edge. Rodriguez has 56 wins in 60 fights with 22 knockouts.
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US and Britain Spark Wimbledon Cup Clash Today
Nancy Richey leads the United States in an opening singles match against Britain as the two day Wightman Cup contest begins in Wimbledon England. Billie Jean Moffitt faces Ann Haydon Jones in the second singles with a doubles match to follow featuring Moffitt and Carole Caldwell versus Deidre Catt and Ann Jones. The US holds 29 Cup wins to Britain's six.
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Pitcher Takes Relief And Hits Jackpot
Ken McBride, after two months of futility, relieves for the Los Angeles Angels and wins in 12 innings against Cleveland 5-4. He ends a 10-game losing streak with two scoreless relief stints, while Willie Smith supplies the deciding single in the 12th.
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Shifflett
Stigman
al Kaline
Bill Freehan
Don Demeter
Battey
Lopat Declines Coaching Post as McGaha Takes A’s Manager Job
The Kansas City Athletics fired Ed Lopat as manager and named Mel McGaha, a club coach for a year, to replace him in Cleveland. McGaha flies in for a four game series and says he will field the best nine while possibly using starters as relievers. Lopat, 37, notes no plans to join the staff and confirms leaving after 1965 contract terms.
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Pat Friday
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