Ottawa Girls Softball Set To Face Ira Price Friday
The Ottawa girls softball team hosts Ira Price Topeka at Forest Park tonight at 8 30. Ottawa enters with a 5 7 season mark and a lineup featuring Parsons at pitcher Jones catcher Thompson first Carson second Hubbard third Gilliland short Thornton left Welsh center Bennett or Kiefer right Mary Hubbard at utility.
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Two Church League Softball Games Friday Night
In Ottawa Church League action the First Baptists defeated the Wesleyan Methodists 10 to 7 behind a barrage of hits. The North Baptists routed the First Christians 36 to 5 as the Rapists collected 20 hits to five for their opponents.
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Sword Dancer Favored Today at Belmont Stakes
The Brookmeade Stable's Sword Dancer, last season's Kentucky Derby runner up Tomy Lee and Royal Orbit field a field of eleven 3-year-olds in the $165,000-added Belmont Stakes. Sword Dancer remains the 6-5 favorite as the mile and a half classic tests the trio's Triple Crown hopes.
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Colts Set To Battle Before 40000 In CBS Telecast
The Colts prepare to clash before a crowd of about 40,000 as CBS televises the event. Post time is listed as 3:46 p.m. EST, with kickoff or start slotted around 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST.
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Casper, The Putter, Holds Edge On Three
Casper, billed as the man who invented putting, opened with a 71 in the U S Open first round and then surged to a 68 in the second round, posting 139 at mid point to lead.
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Wilhelm Pitches Orioles To Lofty Place This Year
Hoyt Wilhelm fuels the Baltimore Orioles with a dazzling knuckleball, aiming for a top division spot. The 36 year old, with a no hit, 1.13 ERA season start and nine years in the minors, bolsters Baltimore after a 1964 reorganization, backed by star pitchers and a fast start to the season.
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McCormick Delivers No Hit Shutout Behind Rain
San Francisco pitcher Mike McCormick tossed a no hit shutout in a 3-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Rain halted the game after five innings, washing away the threatened sixth inning with the bases loaded following Richie Ashburn's RBI single.
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No-Hitter Shaped by Rain Delays Giants Edge Phillies 3-0
Mike McCormick earned a rain-shortened win in Philadelphia, a 3-0 shutout over the Phillies. A seventh inning single by Richie Ashburn was wiped from the record as the game ended early, McCormick praising the win and noting a rough season beyond the no-hitter. Giants aim for pennant contention as Rigney lauds the young pitcher.
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Ortiz-Lane fight ends in disputed stoppage at MSG
New York reports a heated junior welterweight bout ended in a second round technical knockout after a cut over Kenny Lane's eye. Carlos Ortiz claimed the win, while Lane disputed the stoppage and called for a rematch possibly August at Madison Square Garden. Lane's gash required about ten stitches. Ortiz vowed to win next time.
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Mossi Delivers 3-1 Triumph as Tigers Streak Over Yanks
Don Messi pitched eight solid innings, allowing six hits as Detroit beat the Yankees 3-1. Messi stretched his win streak to four in a row, lifting Detroit into a third place tie in the AL. Harry Chiti hit his first homer for the A’s in a 4-2 win over Boston while Rip Coleman shut out Boston before Tom Sturdivant closed it.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday to Monday
Sunday results include Detroit at New York 2, Cleveland at Washington 3, Kansas City at Boston 2, Chicago 6 at Baltimore 2. Monday games: Kansas City at Washington N, Cleveland at Boston N, Detroit at Baltimore N. National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 33 wins, San Francisco 33, Los Angeles 32, Chicago 30, Pittsburgh 29, Cincinnati 30, St. Louis 32, Philadelphia 33. Saturday results: Chicago 9 Milwaukee 7. San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 0 in rain delayed game. Los Angeles 9 Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 10 innings.
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Bowling Scores from Paper Sack League Highlights
Pogue Gilbern High 10 B led by Pogue 179 and Gilbern 487. Cordie Cordie 0 with 186 and 817 series. Russell Taylor 1 featuring J Taylor 192 and 492. Stumerickhouse Christie 1 with Christie 173 and 468. Jackson Fritis 3 led by C Jackson 182 and 511. Strickland Lewis 2 with R Lewis 178 and 483. Lollar Speer 2, R Lollar 174 and 478. Gilliland Corey 0, R Corey 176 and 469. Electrolux Cleaner 4, 8 Wolgast 220 and 586.
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