Reds O'Toole Delivers Scouting Three-Hitter Shutout
Jim O'Toole, Cincinnati lefty, blanked Pittsburgh 3-0 for win No. 11 as he notched his second consecutive shutout. The Reds, now fifth, gain ground in the NL behind a strong performance by Frank Robinson and Maury Wills fueled Dodgers and Giants victories. Bolstered by McCovey's two homers, the Giants beat the Cubs 3-1 while Philadelphia routed St. Louis 9-2. Burdette and Aaron led Milwaukee and Atlanta’s offenses in decisive wins.
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State Golf Standings From Topeka Tournament
AP reports Wednesday scores in the State Men's Golf Tournament. Listings show players from Wichita Manhattan Topeka Lawrence and other cities with round totals and two round scores. Standings include Duke Evans Jim Colbert Monty Kaser Clayton Kline Gary Heath and many others with paired first and second round results.
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Sox Cubs Little League Winners
The Little League White Sox beat the Yankees 4-3 in overtime at Forest Park. Steve Grogan pitched for the Sox as the game tied 3-3 after six innings. White Sox batters Doug Underwood and Skip Nesbit each had two hits, while Gary Crane took the loss. Yankee top hitter Stan Shisler went 2 for 3.
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Dixie Solons Girding For Rights Fight
Washington AP Dixie Southern senators, mostly Democrats with Sen. John Tower of Texas, meet after President Kennedy’s civil rights appeal to vow opposition to a plan to bar race discrimination by shops, hotels, and theaters. Sen. Richard Russell calls the proposal a move toward statism and a violation of private property rights, citing a 1875 Supreme Court view.
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Motelet Throws 2-Hitter as Elks Hammer Osawatomie
Dennis Motelet pitched a complete two hitter guiding the Ottawa Elks American Legion to a 14 2 rout of Osawatomie at Forest Park. He walked three and fanned 16, allowing only two runs in six innings in a dominating game backed by Craycraft Shofner and Dunn hits. The Elks built a big sixth inning rally to pull away as Grady Dunn and Brady produced key doubles and Shofner drove in three with a pair of hits. Ottawa improves to six wins in 11 outings with the victory and heads to Emporia and Fort Scott in upcoming league games before a June 18 showdown with Lawrence.
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Mets Just Routine Losers Now
New York fans see the Mets as a better but increasingly predictable club. After last year’s heroic futility, they now lose by hitting and pitching shortfalls. Jim Piersall, the new center fielder, symbolizes a team whose antics are no longer novelty.
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Feet Ache Relief Ad Promises Quick Results
An old advertisement claims all bones are in the feet and promises relief for aching swelling itching by bathing feet twice daily with T4-L Solution. It lists 52 bones and 66 joints, touts athlete's foot treatment and skin renewal, and offers 48 cents back at Raney Drug if not pleased within an hour today.
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