Rotary Pee Wee League Opens Season At Garfield Diamond
The Ottawa Recreation Commission sponsors seven teams of players ten years old or younger. Opening night features Tigers vs Braves at 5 p m. Coaches are sought for all squads with rosters listing co captains and players for Tigers Braves Indians White Sox Red Sox Cardinals and Athletics. This week schedule runs 5 p m games Mon Tue Wed Thu at Garfield diamond.
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Rotary Club
James Baldwin
Terry Davis
Allen Craward
Eddie Davidson
Donald Haines
Charles Hagelin
Jimmy Hogue
David Hull
Bill Henry
Daryl Jameson
David Purcell
Jackie Sauer
Paul Snethen
Ralph Ybarra
Indians
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Red Sox
Cardinals
Athletics
Fans Reel From New Trade
Frank Lane reshuffles St. Louis roster trading Red Schoendienst to the New York Giants for Alvin Dark in a four for four swap. Whitey Lockman Ray Katt and Don Liddle go to the Cardinals while Jackie Brandt Bill Sarni Dick Littlefield join the Cards. Dark and Schoendienst named captains as Don Blasingame moves to second and Dark to short. Wally Moon shifts to center and Hal Smith becomes top catcher. Only 11 of 40 remain from Lane era.
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Gophers Hit NCAA Title With Widespread Stars
Minnesota, favored by hitting power, clinched the NCAA college world series with a six game run of clutch slugging and pitching. They beat Arizona 12 to 1 to finish 5-1 in the series, while Arizona finished 4-2 with both losses to Minnesota. Also noted is Mickey Mantle of the Yankees reaching 20 homers in 1958.
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Close Race In Softball Merchants Host Block Of Paola
The Ottawa Merchants baseball team will host Block of Paola tonight at 8 in Forest Park. They are entered in the district semi professional tournament opening June 22 in Iola. Sid Morris says there is no conflict with the regular schedule. All games at Forest Park start 8 p m except June 24 against Forbes AFB at 2 p m. The Merchants also play Ottawa American Legion Sunday.
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Softball Standings Tighten as Skelly Loses First. Baldwin Wins
In Ottawa softball, Skelly drops first game while Baldwin gains first win. Larry Webker of Badges held Skelly to three hits in a 3-1 victory. Baldwin exploded for seven runs in the fourth inning aided by six hits and three errors, edging Skelly’s ace Rex Shisler. Rounds show Budges 2-1, Baldwin 2-2, Skelly 3-1 with box scores listing hits and pitchers.
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Eeenveves
Stanford Grad Leads U S Open at Oak Hill Country Club
ROCHESTER New York golf on a rules tense day opened with Bob Rosburg a Stanford graduate leading after a 68 two under par. Peter Thomson stood at even par 70 while Ed Furgol Julius Boros and Cary Middlecoff shot 71s and defending champion Jack Fleck posted 76 as the second round looms.
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N.Y
U.S. Golf Assn
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Australia
Peter Thomson
Ed Furgol
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Jack Fleck
Insurance for Dwellings and Automobiles
Dean Berlin, Agent offers coverage for dwellings, household goods, buildings and automobiles. Located at 109 E. Second, phone 368.
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Golfers Compete In Second Club Dinner Match
Thirty six golfers in twelve threesomes played in the second dinner match at the Country Club yesterday afternoon. Dick Peters led his team to 74 points, while Merle Willhite and John Sheldon teams scored 69 and 61. Don Shade had 11 and Tom Gleason 10 on Peters team. Barrett Parks had 10 for Sheldon. Thirty eight men were served dinners.
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Country Club
Dick Peters
Peters
Merle Willhite
John Sheldon
Don Shade
Tom Gleason
Barrett Parks
Sheldon
Mantle Near .400 Batting Average
New York reports Mickey Mantle close to a .400 pace in 1941 as he homers, while reflecting on his late father’s influence and pride in his records. Mantle, 24, says he values his achievements but they pale beside his memories of his dad’s guidance.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Dad
Humble Praise From a Coach Inspires Quiet Pride
The speaker recalls a coach telling him to stay grounded while privately pleased by the praise. The exchange leaves him feeling content and motivated to continue working hard, balancing humility with a quiet sense of achievement.
Ottawa Girls Shapeup for Iola Clash at Trailblazers
The Ottawa girls softball team travels to Iola to face the Trailblazers at 8 p m on Saturday. Ottawa holds one win and no losses for the season.
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Trailblazers
Bowling Scores Thursday League Highlights
Splinters led with 187 and 464 by T Smith, Plagse 1 posted 190 and 501 by D Richeson, Would Be s 2 saw A White hit 192 for 518, Bowlerettes 1 had M Steele 163 and 425, Cast Of Club 3 featured D Bmay 194 and 545, Husteds 0 saw D Hickman 202 and 532.
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Plagse
D. Richeson
A. White
M. Steele
D. Bmay
Husteds
D. Hickman
Hailey Leaves Overbrook for Burlington High Coaching
Ed Hailey resigns from Overbrook High to coach all sports at Burlington High. He cites the challenge of leading a smaller school in the league and notes Overbrook can win two more championships, while Burlington has not claimed a title in ten years.
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Overbrook High School
Burlington High
Hailey
Burlington
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