Elks split with Fort Scott in twilight doubleheader
Ottawa Elks American Legion baseball beat Fort Scott 3-2 in the nightcap after dropping the opener 3-0. Dennis Morelet earned the win in relief as Ottawa rallied late, with Larry Nisely and Motélet contributing key hits. Next up, Ottawa hosts Lawrence.
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NL Umpire Al Barlick Quits Game
Cincinnati AP report says Al Barlick, a respected NL umpire since 1940, told league secretary Fred Fleig he is quitting and may not return. Giles sought to contact him. Barlick’s departure follows long cited dissatisfaction with backing from league HQ.
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New Hope Boys Rally to 9-0 Win at Mears Park
At Mears Park on Thursday night June 13 New Hope boys defeated Union Chapel 9-0 in a one sided baseball game. Pitching for New Hope were Bob Kohler and Tom Sink while Gary McClay pitched for Union Chapel.
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Yankees win two as AL pennant race tightens lead
AL leaders New York take two from Detroit to stay ahead while Chicago White Sox stay close. Red Sox Indians and Angels sweep, reshuffling the standings as Terry and Stafford shine for the Yankees and Kaline extends his 14 game hit streak. Mesias homers thrice for Boston in a doubleheader romp.
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Baseball scoreboard roundup from Sunday and Saturday results
The Associated Press tally lists MLB results across leagues with multiple tight contests. Highlights include Boston routs Detroit 12-8 while Los Angeles and Minnesota split in extra innings, and several rain affected or postponed games shaping the standings.
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Texans Lead as Favorites in NCAA Golf Tilt
In Wichita Kansas Houston and North Texas State share favored status at the 66th NCAA golf championships at Wichita Country Club. Led by Bobby Greenwood of North Texas and Kermit Zarley of Houston the field features top teams from 1962 and hopes to advance past stroke play into match play with 18 hole qualifiers today and Tuesday and 36 hole finals on Saturday.
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Palmer Wins Thunderbird Classic in Sudden Death
Arnold Palmer won the Thunderbird Classic in a sudden death playoff with Paul Harney after a regulation 72. Palmer earned 25,000 and moved to career earnings over 400,000, becoming the first PGA player to reach that mark. Harney took 10,000 for second. Gene Littler was third with 5,700. Nicklaus, hindered by a sore neck, earned 1,075.
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Pirates Plan Tryout Camp at Newton’s Athletic Park
The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold a two day tryout camp at Newton’s Athletic Park on Friday and Saturday. Participants must be 16 or older and bring shoes uniforms gloves and other clothing while the club provides equipment. Players must cover their own living and travel costs, with reimbursements only for players signed with the Pittsburgh Organization Clubs. Workouts run from 9 am to 2 pm daily, with Legion players needing written permission to partake.
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Veterans Burdette and Foytack Key Late MLB Trades
Veteran right handers Lew Burdette and Paul Foytack moved in late MLB swaps before the deadline. Burdette left the Braves for St Louis, while Foytack shifted from Detroit to the Los Angeles Angels. Keane plans Burdette as a starter against the Mets. Foytack aims to help the Angels. Burdette reflects on leaving after 12 Braves seasons. Foytack embraces a new chance to pitch.
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Herald Rewards Readers for Best News Tip
The Herald announced a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips may cover local events, happenings, or noteworthy stories, and must be verifiable for publication.
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Willhite Debuts to Lead Dodgers Past Cubs 2-0
Nick Willhite, 22, pitched a five-hit shutout in his major league debut, striking out one and walking none as the Dodgers split the doubleheader with the Cubs. Jim Campbell drove in both runs with a two-run double for Los Angeles. The Giants, Cardinals, Reds, Phillies, Braves, and Pirates also posted wins or splits in a busy NL slate.
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Evans Wins Kansas Men’s Golf Championship Match
Duke Evans of Wichita defeated John Hanna of Lawrence 5 and 4 to win the Kansas men’s golf title. Evans, 26, will be a senior at Oklahoma State. Hanna is a Kansas senior. Rain delayed the 36 hole finals, practice rounds were played in Wichita, Evans led 3 up after morning, birdied 13 and 14 to seal the win, Evans was medalist in qualifying.
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Trade brings Kostro to Angels for Thomas and future player
In a late move just 15 minutes before the deadline, Detroit reserve Frank Kostro and Foytack were traded to the California Angels in exchange for utility man George Thomas and a minor league player to be named later.
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Clay Set As Heavyweight Favorite In London Bout
Cassius Clay, 21, 18-0 with 14 KOs, meets Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium in a 10 round title fight. Cooper, 29, 27-9-1 with 18 KOs, aims to upset the 5-1 favorite in front of about 55 000 fans. British betting heavily favors Clay though pundits doubt the upset.
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