Cubs and Dodgers stay undefeated with fourth wins in Junior League
Cubs beat Braves 6-2 as Kenny Miller doubles twice and Jeff Schoonover wins. Dodgers crush Giants 12-1 in four innings with Larry Dixon grand slam and three two hit games. Cardinals rally to 12-2 over Pirates as Howard Love drives a triple and two singles. Standings after two weeks show Cubs and Dodgers 4-0, Cardinals 2-2, Braves 2-2, Pirates and Giants 0-4. Next games: Royals vs Yankees and Indians vs White Sox Monday at Forest Park. Orioles vs Tigers on West Second.
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Dodgers
West
Braves
Jamie Sellers
Kenny Miller
Jeff Schoonover
Sellers
Giants
Eddie Smith
Larry Dixon
Steve Higbie
Smith
Joe Livingston
Cardinals
Pirates
Mark Walker
Howard Love
Pat Finch
Walker
Royals
Yankees
Indians
White Sox
Forest Park
Orioles
Tigers
West Forest Park
East Forest Park
West Second Street
Braves Giants
Babe Ruth
Babe Ruth Roundup Upset Highlights Ottawa Action
In Friday night Ottawa Babe Ruth play DeMolay upset Kiwanis 6-5 while Eagles rallied to defeat Rotary 10-7. The Kiwanis led 5-3 after Alan Attebury’s two-run single in the sixth, but DeMolay answered with three runs in the bottom of the seventh. Van Jameson delivered the tying and winning runs with a bloop single to short center as Randy Firestone contributed key plays.
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Gary Kunt
Ottawa
DeMolay
Kiwanis
Eagles
Rotary
Alan Attebury
van Jameson
Randy Firestone
Ricky Brownrigg
Bruce Whitacre
Eddie Hettler
David Baldwin
Whitacre
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Greg Bulmer
Scott Calder
Bulmer
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Porter
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Wallace
Jackson
Bristow
Russell Retirement Rumor Swirls As Auerbach Confirms Contact
Boston reports quote Bill Russell saying no definite retirement decision yet. Celtics GM Red Auerbach says Russell called from the West Coast and will inform the team in person or by phone when he decides to quit. Rumors tied to a Herald Traveler story about a movie career.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
West Coast
Auerbach
Boston Record American
Russell
Boston Herald Traveler
National Basketball Association
Hollywood
Marichal Wins Big as Giants Top Expos in Seven Inning Spree
Juan Marichal improved to 7-2 this season with a six hitter, raising his career .691 winning percentage to the top all time. Montreal Expos were defeated 4-2 as Marichal pitched into the seventh inning, walking two in the decisive sixth. Other NL results included Rick Wise’s three hitter for Philadelphia over San Diego 6-1 and Foster’s 1-0 Los Angeles win over the Mets.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Montreal Expos
Marichal
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
San Diego
Alan Foster
Los Angeles
New York
Legion Tilt Washed Out At Orlis Cox Field
The Ottawa Osawato American Legion base ball game scheduled for tonight was rained out and will be played later. Ottawa is set to play Leavenworth Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at Leavenworth. The team will depart junior high at 3:15.
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Ottawa-Osawatomie American Legion
Orlis Cox Field
Ottawa
Leavenworth
City Basketball Scores and Player Totals in Mixed Baptist Teams
City scores show F BAPTIST with standout totals led by Shisler and Turner, while F CHRISTIAN and TRINITY U METH posted solid totals. N BAPTIST dominated scoring with Keefer Everson Kohler and Meek contributing, as teams posted final tallies across periods.
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Shisler
Dale Turner
Presswell
Moor
Patty
Dallas Turner
Ditlerson
Sheffield
Grogan
Evans
McGowan
Perkins
Mathey
F. Christian
Hiatt
Grace
Machamer
Crane
Bohn
Gentner
McCulloch
Brown
Browning
Keefer
Stewart
Totals
Trinity U. Meth
Johnston
Durbin
Cartmill
Hollinger
Platt
T. Braker
Chapman
W. Braker
N. Baptist
Everson
Kohler
Meek
Fredericks
Hotaling
Kunard
Shipp
Ball
Lamont
Jacob
Women's Golf Tuesday Pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Tuesday pairings for the Ottawa Country Club women’s golf event include Sheldon Crawford Hysom Lyman South M Johnson Jenkins Gilroy B Lyman Weidmann Duncan Elder Peters Foulks Fredeen Walker Wolgast Kramer Read Dennis Burkdoll Moline Rupp Warren Wicke Worthington Cutting Kramer. A business meeting is set for 12 30 p m followed by a luncheon at 1. For reservations or cancellations call CH 2 5431 or CH 2 4721 by noon Monday.
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Ottawa Country Club
Sheldon-Crawford
Hysom
R. Lyman
South
M. K. Johnson
Jenkins-Gilroy
B. Lyman-Weidmann-Duncan
Elder-Peters- Foulks
Fredeen-Walker
Wolgast
J. Kramer
E. Read
Dennis- Burkdoll
Moline-Rupp-Warren
Wicke-Worthington
Cutting-Kramer
City Schedule for Junior League and Other Leagues
Weekday lineset lists JUNIOR LEAGUE games by park and day with 5:30 starts. Babe Ruth League shows 6:30 Elks-Rotary and 8:15 Kiwanis-Lions among midweek pairings. Men's and Women's Church Leagues set 7:15 and 8:30, plus Girls Softball and Industrial matches with times and team pairings.
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Elks—Rotary
Kiwanis—Lions
Eagles—Boys’ Club
Demolay—Vfw
Kiwanis—Vfw
Rotary—Lions
DeMolay—Eagles
Elks—Boys’ Club Men’s Church League
F. Luth
B. Chapel
Westminster
F. U
B. Chap
N. Baptist
Texan and Tulsa shine in NCAA baseball opener
OMAHA Neb AP Cocky Texan Burt Hooton twirled a 4-0 Texas win over Arizona State as Tulsa edged UCLA 6-5 in 10 innings. Hooton 11 strikeouts, 11-0 college record. Hall leads 12 hits for Texas. Teams set second-round games Monday with Southern Illinois vs Massachusetts and NYU vs Mississippi. Arizona State UCLA losers’ game scheduled.
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Hooton
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Corpus Christi
Tex
New York Mets
Paul Ray Powell
Sun Devils
Minnesota
David Hall
Orioles Rally Tops White Sox Behind Robinson's Drive
Frank Robinson's multi run effort fuels a 5 2 Orioles victory over Chicago as he delivers a sixth inning RBI single an eighth inning tying hit and a ninth inning two run single plus two insurance runs. Across the league Cleveland beat Minnesota Oakland downed Boston Detroit blanked Kansas City Washington topped California and Seattle edged New York. Robinson batted .322 with 14 homers and 42 RBIs while Orioles manager Earl Weaver praised his clutch sense of the right play at the right time.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Frank Robinson
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Blair
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Powell
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Weaver
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Harmon Killebrew
Reggie Jackson
Lew Krausse
Jim Lonborg
Joe Sparma
Norma Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Frank Howard
Bernie Allen
Washington
Roger Repez
Senators
Gene Brabender
Yankees
Pilots
Tommy Harper
Mel Stottlemyre
Beman Leads Open Thanks To Secret Program
Houston AP report says Deane Beman, 1% years into his mysterious program, led the U S Open after two rounds at Cypress Creek. He shot 137 three under par, with Bob Murphy and Miller Barber at 138, and a crowded leaderboard including Nicklaus and Palmer. Trevino missed the cut after a knee injury despite high expectations.
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Houston
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Cypress Creek
Champions Golf Club
Bob Murphy
Miller Barber
Bob Rosburg
George Knudson
al Geiberger
Charles Coody
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
George Archer
Julius Boros
Lee Trevino
Beman
U.S
Ottawan 2nd In Golf Play at Hutchinson Kansas
June Foulks of 1027 S Mulberry earned second in the Kansas Women's Amateur at Hutchinson. She posted 342 for three rounds in the Fifth Flight on Prairie Dunes. Lorraine Smith of Atchison won the flight with 333. Sue Warren of Plains was third at 346. Championship flight was won by Levon Devers of Kansas City with 239.
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June Foulks
S. Mulberry
Kansas
Hutchinson
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