Legion Elks Edge Bonner Springs in Third Meeting
The Ottawa American Legion Elks rallied for two runs in the seventh inning to beat Bonner Springs 3 2 at West Second Street Field. Dennis Morelet earned his second straight win, going the distance while fanning 10 and yielding five hits. Bob Nordyke had two hits for Ottawa, as Nate Wag mire scored the decisive run and Loren Shofner delivered the go ahead RBI single.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa American Legion
Elks
Bonner Springs
West Second Street Field
Loren Shofner
Ottawa
Bill Greene
Charlie Wagmire
Dennis Morelet
Legion-Elks
Morelet
Linblad
Shofner
Bob Norsdyke
Dan Harkins
Bonner
Gary Davenport
Harkins
Wright
Arnone
Hil
Legion Elks
Way
Mire
Daveneport
Nordyke
Waymire
Greene
Shorner
Roper
Sugar Creek
Kansas City
Emporia
Legion- Elks
Topeka Van-T
Tueseday
Van.t
Kansas
Independence
Die Fisher
Bob Tillman
Boston
Juan Piezarro
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Rocky Colavito
Angels
Rudy May
Albie Pearson
Jim Fregosi
Pete Richert
Baltimore
Washington
Don Lock
Aguirre Sparks Tigers Past A’s in 31 Victory
Detroit left-hander Hank Aguirre tamed the Kansas City Athletics allowing three hits in a 31 victory, tying for the league lead in wins and keeping the Tigers within three games of the Twins. In other AL games, Mantle hit a grand slam for New York, Cleveland beat Los Angeles, Chicago edged Boston, and Washington halted Baltimore.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Detroit
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Minnesota
Twins
New York
Chicago
Roseton
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Mantle
Mel Nelson
Phil Linz
Roger Maris
Ross Moschit
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Ede
Player Leads Open as Palmer Misses Cut
Gary Player sits atop with a 140 at the U S Open halfway, but he questions leading as Arnold Palmer fails to make the cut for the first time in eight years. Jack Nicklaus is 150 after a 72, Ken Venuri withdraws after 81 and 79, while Deane Beman and others chase at Bellerive.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
San Franciscan
Bellerive Country Club
Kel Nagle
Nagle
Mason Rudolph
Deane Beman
Baltimore
Bide Ding
Oregon Ducks claim second straight NCAA track crown
In Berkeley, Bruce Mortenson wins the 150-pound late season prize, boosting the University of Oregon to 10 points and a tie with USC after two days of the NCAA meet. Other Friday winners include Charlie Greene Nebraska in the 100, Paul Kerry USC in 120-yard highs, Clarence Robinson New Mexico in the broad jump, and John Fiore Boston College in the hammer.
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Berkeley
Calif
Bruce Mortenson
University of Oregon
Ducks
Mortenson
Oregon
Trojans
Southern California
University of California
Edwards Stadium
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Paul Kerry
Clarence Robinson
New Mexico
John Fiore
Boston College
Fiore
Alex Schuleten
Bowdoin
Robinson
Loew
Ryun and Wilson Lead Golden West Invitational Stars
In Sacramento Jim Ryun the sub four minute miler and Paul Wilson the top pole vaulter headline an allstar high school field at the Golden West Invitational. The meet showcases premier prep talent across events with Ryun seeking victory and Wilson aiming for top marks.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jim Ryun
Paul Wilson
Strangeglove Adds New Weapon Against Dodgers
Philadelphia and star Mike Stue art slugger Dick Stue art leads a 4 2 win over the Dodgers with a homer and a key two run single. He hits .308 with five homers and 14 RBI in 11 games against Los Angeles, while slumping to .243 with four homers and 18 RBI in 42 games against the rest of the league. Dodgers’ lead over Milwaukee remains 3 14 games after White’s 10th inning homer for St Louis. Other MLB results include Cincinnati over Chicago 3 1, San Francisco over New York 3 0, and Houston over Pittsburgh 5 1.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Dr. Strangeglove
Stueart
Stuart
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Dodger
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Bill White
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
San Franccisco
New York Mets
Houston
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Johnny Podsres
Tony Tavelor
Richie Allen
Cardinals
Braves
Mack Jones
Don Dennis
White
Reeliever
Phil Niekro
Tommy Harper
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Vada Pinson
Joey Jay
Bill McCool
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