Trade With Yanks Pays Off For Athletics
The Kansas City Athletics benefit from a pre deadline trade with the New York Yankees as Ralph Terry debuts with a 2-0 win over the Senators in Washington. Lou Skizas and Vic Power power the offense with homers while Joe DeMaestri adds three hits. Virdon hits two first pitch homers for Pittsburgh in an 8-1 win over St. Louis, who slump into a second place tie with Philadelphia after a tough home stand.
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Shantz Surges as Casey Predicted in Yankees Rise
Bobby Shantz, 31, thriving as the Yankees ace after being acquired from Kansas City, posted an 8-1 record with a 1.87 ERA. He spoiled Detroit’s win streak, helped New York climb within two of Chicago, and supported trades affecting the pennant race in both leagues.
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League Standings and Tuesday Results From Baseball Schedule
Wednesday matchups feature Philadelphia at Chicago with Cardwell and Roberts facing Drott and Drabowsky, New York at Milwaukee Gomez versus Buhl, and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Craig or Drysdale opposed by Acker. Tuesday results show Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 and Detroit at New York Maas versus Turdivant, plus Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 1 and other scores across leagues.
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Pennant Fever Grips AA Teams Rally Sparks Braves Win
Pennant fever grips the top five American Association teams as close games unfold. Wichita Braves snap a three game skid and hold a slim first place margin with a 3-1 victory over Omaha. St Paul Minneapolis Denver split one run games while Komered and Bob Talbot doubled twice to drive Wichita's scoring.
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A Larger Bobo Olson Does Well Tonight
A night of mixed results features Paul defeating Charleston 8-7 and Minneapolis edging Louisville 3-2 in 10 innings. Denver stunned Indiana 2-1, tightening the top five teams within five games as Wichita’s pitching regains form after a Denver setback. In Portland Carl Olson outpointed Joey Maxim over 10 rounds, with Olson mounting a body attack to seize momentum.
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Legion And Sunflower Play Tonight In Forest Park
The Ottawa American Legion hosts Sunflower at 8 p.m. in Forest Park with Marvin Kinnison on the mound. Ottawa stands 3-0 in league and 5-2 overall. tonight’s lineup features Morris Hudnall Jones Miskimen Ferguson Smith Allen Spooner and others. Coach Marshall Allen schedules next Friday practice at 5 p.m. ahead of Sundays league game at Humboldt.
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Bob Allen
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German builds sailcraft to sail from Miami to Munich
Wolffer von Schwarzenfeld, a 24-year-old German boat yard worker, sails home from Miami aboard an iceboat style two master. He left yesterday and expects 30 days to reach France, then to Hamburg and ultimately Munich. His craft uses a life raft core with empty gasoline cans at three angles for flotation and carries 50 pounds of food and 15 gallons of water plus navigational gear.
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Douglas Softball Team Reorganized
W H Douglas announced the reorganization of the Douglas softball team to occupy idle teens in Ottawa this summer. He aims for a teen aged lineup and plans to play on a challenge basis strictly for fun against any group seeking a game.
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Budge's Hardware Beats Phillips 66 In 11 Innings
Budge's Hardware softball team defeated Phillips 66 3 to 1 after eleven tense innings at Forest Park. Roni Yingling opened with a first inning homer for Phillips, Webker fanned 21 for Budge's while Scribner kept Budge's bats in check until the eleventh.
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Champ Joe Brown Targets Knockout In Lightweight Title Fight
Champion Joe Brown 30 of Houston is the 8 to 5 favorite against Cuba’s Orlando Zulueta 28 in Denver Coliseum tonight for the lightweight title. Brown predicts a knockout after weighing 135 pounds to 134 and a half for Zulueta. The 15 round bout starts at 9 p.m. EST and will be on ABC with Denver blackout.
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Mrs Corlis Wins Weekly Ottawa Country Club Golf Ball
Mrs Corlis won the weekly golf ball at Ottawa Country Club during a women’s luncheon. The ball was awarded on a blind bogey for the second straight week. Twenty six women attended the luncheon. Mrs Jane Going and Mrs Orpha Jones were named hostesses for next week’s event.
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Orpha Jones
Greeley Area News Summary
Mrs Stella Oswald and granddaughter Debby Rockers visited with Gene Rockers. Mr and Mrs Nick Thimmesch of Fulton spent the week here decorating their upstairs apartment over the telephone building. Carole Anne New Arlene Martz and Bonnie Gerhold joined the Rainbow girls in Garnett initiated June 9. Gus Wittry and wife welcomed a son born June 10. May Sandkowski a former Greeley resident now of Osawatomie underwent surgery at St Mary's Hospital. Mrs Fred Salman returned from Kansas City after X rays and tests at St Mary's. Ruth Scates cared for Mrs Cora Tomberlin in Garnett. La Coyt Gerhold entertaining her father Mr Wilson of Washington State. Kenneth New recently left.
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Resignation of Wichita High School Faculty Member
Ambrose Jennings, employed by Wichita schools, recently submitted resignation to the school board after three years on the high school faculty. Mr and Mrs Gene Kirtzberg announce the birth of their daughter on June 15 at Miami County Hospital.
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Miami County Hospital
Kennedy predicts hot outlook for Methodist conference
Redlands California Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy was asked about the outlook for the 107th annual meeting of the Southern California Arizona Methodist Church Conference. He said, I think it is going to be hotter than hades, and he explained he was smiling.
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Weather Shocks in 97-Degree Heat Despite Meeting Agenda
The report centers on extreme temperatures lingering after a meeting began yesterday. Officials warned residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity as thermometers hit 97 degrees. Local businesses adjusted hours to cope with the heat wave.
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