Ex Major Ralph Houk Bestowed A Rough Night By Grant
Pfc Mudcat Grant shut out the Yankees 3-0 for Cleveland as Houk, a WWII decorated major, endured weekend pass time in a rare baseball clash. The Indians snapped a rally with Al Luplow’s two run homer, while standings shuffled with Minnesota, Kansas City, Boston and Detroit all winning or losing to shape the pennant chase.
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Big Eight Trackmen Qualify In NCAA Meet
Eight Big Eight track athletes advanced from quarter and semi finals at Eugene Oregon. Anthony Watson led with a 26 feet % inches broad jump while Don Myers Colorado failed to qualify. Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska and Oklahoma State posted multiple events with finalists in 440 880 220 and shot put. Archie San Romani Jr of Wichita running for Oregon won his 880 quarter final heat.
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South Korean Premier Resigns in Military Government Shakeup
South Korea Premier Song Yo-Chan announced his resignation today and his 14 member cabinet agreed to quit with him. A cabinet spokesman said Song, appointed last July in a military government reshuffle, sent his resignation to the ruling junta convened to handle the crisis.
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Calif real estate man and Welsh shoe seller reach Hoylake finals
Richard Davies of Pasadena and John Povail, an amateur from Wales who once briefly turned pro, advanced to the British Amateur Golf Championship final at Hoylake. Davies defeated David Palmer 2 and 1 and Rodney Foster 3 and 2 in the semis. Povail upset Walker Cup star Brian Chapman 1 up after beating Harry Kinlock 4 and 2 to reach the final.
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Wightman Cup In Reach Of U S Girls
WIMBLEDON England AP The U S women lead Britain 3 0 after day one of the Wightman Cup with one win needed in four matches for a 28th Cup victory since 1923 Britain has won six times Darlene Hard of Long Beach California opened day two against Christine Truman after a win over Ann Haydon Margaret Osborne duPont and Margaret Warner beat Deidre Catt and Elizabeth Starkie 6 2 3 6 8 2 The schedule lists Hard and Billie Jean Moffitt facing Truman and Haydon next.
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Friday scoreboard highlights MLB results and Friday games
Baltimore defeated Washington 8 to 3 and Cleveland beat New York 3 to 0. Boston topped Detroit 3 to 0 while Chicago won 7 to 6 against Los Angeles. Kansas City defeated Minnesota 6 to 1 as Friday’s schedule lists New York at Cleveland and Minnesota at Kansas City among others with multiple matchups today and tomorrow.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
The schedule lists results including Philadelphia 13 Cincinnati 8, Chicago 5 New York 1, Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 8, Houston 2 Los Angeles 0 and St. Louis 5 San Francisco 2. Upcoming matchups: Houston at Los Angeles, St. Louis at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, Chicago at New York, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, Houston at Los Angeles.
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Haynie Leads After Opening Round in Rockford Open
Fort Worth’s Sandra Haynie holds a two stroke edge entering the second round of the Rockford Cosmopolitan Women’s Open after a 35 31 66 scorecard at Macktown. Ruth Jessen Seattle shot 37 31 68 to sit near the top alongside Romack Pung Faulk and Rawls among others amid a 54 hole event ending Sunday.
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Reed Chooses Independence JC for Fall Enrollment
Mickey Reed, Ottawa High School star center and all state performer, plans to enroll at Independence Junior College in September. The 6-5, 210-pound athlete led the Northeast Kansas League with a 17 point scoring average last season and earned nine athletic letters across track, basketball, and football. He is a four year track letterman noted for broad jumps and discus, and played fullback for the Cyclone football squad.
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Must Declare Water In Ham Labels Change
Washington AP The Agriculture Department ordered smoked hams with added water to be labeled hamwater added. The directive follows a Supreme Court voiding of an earlier imitation ham label. Moisture up to 10 percent was allowed during curing after packers argued it improved texture and taste.
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Cardinals rout Giants as James drives win in 5-2 tilt
Charlie James led St. Louis with a three run homer and key hits, boosting his club to a 5-2 win over the San Francisco Giants as Billy O'Dell struggled. The victory marks 10 of 11 for the Cardinals and tightens the pennant picture with other NL results.
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Wellsville Nine Dominates Grace Episcopal In Softball
Wellsville Methodist remains undefeated in Ottawa's Church Softball League National Division, routing Grace Episcopal 27 to 9 after trailing 4 to 3. Massengale earned the win with Chaney and Massengale homering, while Grace's lead disappeared in a 6 run third and a 14 run sixth. In the other game First Methodist defeated Bethany Chapel 24 to 9, with Adamson earning the win as Reusch homered for the winners.
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Lake Fishing Fair To Good In Kansas Lakes
AP reports the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission says lake and reservoir fishing is generally fair to good with some large catches, while stream and river fishing remains slow due to turbidity from heavy rains.
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Showdown Today In US Open Showdown Today In US Open
Arnold Palmer leads the 62nd U S Open at Oakmont with Bob Rosburg by 139 as 36 holes remain. The field includes Maxwell Nicklaus Player Nichols Littler Barber, with Hogan’s 283 Open record in reach and Sam Snead barely qualifying at 150. Casualties include Caspar Bolt Furgol Middlecoff Barber January Burke and Burke.
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Women's Golf Pairings Set for Ottawa luncheon
Pairings announced for the Ottawa Woman's Golf Association luncheon Tuesday at 12 30 p m Fredeen with Elder Deputy paired with Kramer Sheldon with Peters Lister with Worthington and Cutting with Hysom and Crawford Reservations or cancellations may be made by calling CH 2 2022 The Herald offers a five dollar weekly prize for the best reader tip.
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Fourth Straight For A s
The Athletics won their fourth straight with a 6-1 victory over Minnesota at Kansas City. Norm Siebern Gino Cimoli and Ed Charles had two hits each, Charles triple in a run, and a four run fourth inning sealed the win. Jerry Walker allowed five hits for his seventh win. Minnesota stays a percentage point behind the Yankees.
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Dodgers Win Little League Game
The Dodgers crushed the Cubs 26 to 3 in the National Division as Dennis Wieniekie led with four hits including a home run and scoring four runs. Robert Cooper and Joe Moody also connected for the Dodgers with homers and Ottawa Little League action continued with a 13 run first inning and scores in each inning. The Dodgers face the Cardinals and Braves in the next National Division game.
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Legion Twinbill Sunday Ottawa Elks to host Paola and Topeka
Ottawa Elks' American Legion baseball twinbill Sunday features Elvin Gilges facing Paola at 2 p.m. and Roy Dunn opposite Topeka at 8 p.m. Gilges owns a 0-1 record, Dunn is 1-0, and Conrad Downing announces the batting order led by Larry Crane and Robert Gray with Dunn and Gilges in key spots.
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