Schedules Announced For Two Ottawa Leagues
Ottawa Recreation Commission director Orlis Cox announced schedules for the Ottawa Rotary Little League and Babe Ruth League beginning Monday. Age rules set eligibility: Little League ages 10 by Aug 1. Pee Wee 8 by Aug 1 with clinic instruction. Babe Ruth 13 14 and 15 not turning 16 by Sept 1, 1969. Forest Park hosts all games with numerous matchups listed for June through July and coach needs for umpires.
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Yankees
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Pomona Lions
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Forest Park
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Riday
Pay Big For New Talent In Major League Bid War
Within 48 hours Cleveland the Cubs and St Louis joined San Francisco in a $420000 signing spree for five teenage talents. Giants paid about $170000 for two players, Chuck Peterson 11 from Tacoma and Randy Hundley 18 from Martinsville. Indians spent $75090 for Sam McDowell 11, Cubs $125000 for Danny Murphy 17, Cardinals $50000 for Jerry Mars 18, with Dietz 18 also joining for $85000.
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San Francisco
Giants
Chuck
Cap) Peterson
Tacoma
Wash
Randy Hundley
Martinsville
Indians
Sam McDowell
Cubs
Danny Murphy
Danvers
Mass
Cardinals
Bowling Scores From Summer Scratch League Round
In the Summer Scratch League standings three games show top scores by teams and players. Highs include Rybolt 203 in Three And Ones-3, Pogue 535 across High 30, Loltar 234-594 for Gutter Bugs, Nicholas 247-620 for Flapjacks, Medlin 233-597, Burggon 201-546, Wolgast 266-504.
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B. Pogue
B .Loltar
B. Nicholas
E. Medlin
M. Burggon
Wolgast
Start of 60th National Open Excites Golf Fans
The 60th National Open opened at Cherry Hills with Mike Souchak leading at 68 after a dramatic first round. Tommy Bolt, handed a $100 fine for conduct, withdrew after a string of lake hazards and a dramatic club toss. Arnold Palmer faced a water ditch miscue and finished one over after five birdies, as the field moves into round two with 18 more holes to decide.
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Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Sanders
Bolt
Tommy
Claude Harmon
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Palmer
Top 10 Scores From National Open First Round
Denver AP reports the first round results of the National Open Golf Championship with the top ten including Mike Souchak 68, Jerry Barber 69, Henry Ransom 69, Huston Leclair Jr 70, Bruce Campton 79, Gary Player 70, A Don Cherry 70, Doug Sanders 70, Joe Taylor 70, Dick Stranahan 70. Amateur noted.
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Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Huston Leclair Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Bruce Campton
Australia
Gary Player
South Africa
Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
iTex
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Joe Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Dick Stranahan
Alameda
Calif
Two Games Tonight Open Presbyterian in Ottawa Softball League
First United Presbyterian, one of three Ottawa Recreation Commission Church Softball teams, opens its season tonight at 7 against Wellsville Methodist. Ruhamah Union Chapel, tied for third with Wellsville, faces Fourth Place First Baptist as Trinity Methodist leads the standings after two weeks.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
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Wellsville Methodist
Ruhamah - Union Chapel
Wellsville
First Baptist
Trinity Methodist
First Christian
Ruhamah
Union Chapel
Fist Baptist
Nazarene - Assembly of God
Westminster Presbyterian
First Methodist
Sacred Heart First United Presbyterian
North Baptist
Wellsville Youth Sports Outlook Brightens Local Play
Wellsville shows growing summer participation in Little League A and B plus Babe Ruth as W D Barnes reports. City park projects include resurfacing a tennis court and plans for a summer croquet court funded by Walter Collins with volunteer helpers Norma Patton and Iona Hogan.
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Norma Patton
Iona Hogan
Barnes
Babe Ruth
Wellsville
Yanks Fall to A's as Bud Daley Shuts Down Yankees
Bud Daley pitched four hits over seven innings to beat the New York Yankees 9-1 in Kansas City. Whitey Ford took the loss after a two-run first inning and a seventh inning outburst. The Orioles, White Sox, and Tigers also won, reshaping the pennant race as Baltimore moved back into first with a 14 1/2 game edge over New York and Cleveland.
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Bob Johnson
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Johnny Romano
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Chuck Tanner
Barry Latman
White Sox
Ray Moore
Earl Battey
Bob Allison
Senators
Gerry Staley
Dick Donovan
Sandy Amoros
Eddie Yost
Frank Bolling
Boston
Tiger
Dave Sisler
Williams
Hank Aguirre
Thursday Results and Friday Lineup Across Major Leagues
Recap of results including Baltimore 3 Cleveland 2 in 11 innings, Detroit 6 Boston 10 innings, Chicago 10 Washington 4, Kansas City 9 New York 1. Friday features New York at Chicago, Washington at Kansas City, Baltimore at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland all listed as neutral sites. Saturday slate shows New York at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland with multiple intercity matchups and doubleheaders across the circuit.
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Kansas City
New York
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Jockey awarded damages in horse bite case
In St Louis Circuit Court jockey William W. Humes was awarded 32000 dollars after testifying that the horse Sal's Son bit and shook him like a dog on March 23 1959. The owner Dr C N Salerno hired him to exercise the horse and Humes said he has not ridden since seeking 80000 dollars in damages.
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ST. Louis
William W. Humes
Sal
Patterson Plans To Be Slightly Heavier For Johansson Bout
Floyd Patterson says adding six or seven pounds will help in his comeback fight against heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson in Newtown Connecticut. Patterson aims for 183 to 189 pounds while Johansson plans to stay at 196.
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Conn
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Johansson
Floyd
Ingo
Track Stars To NCAA Championship Opens At Berkeley
BERKELEY Calif AP track stars opened competition at the NCAA championships with 113 schools entering. The top six Americans in each of 17 events qualify for the Olympic trials at Stanford on July 12. Kansas defends title but is viewed as underdog to Southern California. notable favorites include hammer thrower John Lawler and javelin thrower Bill Alley.
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Bill Alley
Terry Beucher
Berkeley
Calif
Alley
Houston
Beucher
Colgiate Tack Stars
Rome
Stanford
University of Southern California
John Lawler
Boston University
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