Angels Take Third Place With 9th Win Over A's
Los Angeles Angels pulled into third in the American League by defeating the Kansas City Athletics for the sixth straight time this year and ninth in 12 meetings. Ken McBride homered, Leon Wagner hit his 19th, while the Angels built a 4 homer, 6 walk effort against four KC pitchers.
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McKinley Among Seeds at Wimbledon Tennis Championships
United States star Chuck McKinley earned the No. 5 seed in the men's division of the Wimbledon championships, while Whitney Reed was not seeded. Defending champion Rod Laver led the field with Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser following. On the women’s side, Darlene Hard was seeded No. 2 behind Margaret Smith, with several other top players listed and Christine Truman notably left off.
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Scoreboard of Tuesday and Thursday MLB results and games
Tuesday results: Baltimore 3 New York 1. Boston 4 Cleveland 2. Detroit 5 Washington 0. Los Angeles 7 Kansas City 4. Minnesota 9 Chicago 4. Thursday: Boston at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit. Minnesota at Chicago. Los Angeles at Kansas City. Also listed are single games: New York 6 Milwaukee 5. Chicago 9 Philadelphia 5. Los Angeles 3 St Louis 2. Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1. Houston 6 San Francisco 4. Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Ditmar Signs With Richmond Virginians Farm Club
Richmond Virginia AP reports Art Ditmar, former Yankees and Athletics pitcher, has signed with the Yankee farm club Richmond Virginians, according to the Times-Dispatch.
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Thrillers In Church League Play Shock Local Fans
In Ottawa Church Softball National division First Methodist edged First Baptist 6 to 5 as Jack Hadley led off with a single and Newt Brown drove him home. Luther Mustain suffered the loss. Trinity Methodist defeated Grace Episcopal 10 to 9 after trailing 10-1, with Jim Pollom homering and Walter Dengel adding a key triple. Chuck Sims earned the win. Two American division games are slated Friday: Westminster vs Wesleyan Methodist at 7 and Faith Lutheran vs Nazarene at 8:30. Episcopal and Trinity posted nine and ten runs respectively in the line score.
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Ottawa Elks Triumph Over Olathe in Late Inning Rally
Ottawa Elks scored three late runs with two out to beat Olathe 5-3 in a 53 American Legion game. Key hits included Rob ert Gray Dennis Morelet Ron Mendell and Elvin Gilges powering the decisive inning. Mendell drove in one run Gilges two. Roy Dunn paced Ottawa with a triple in the first and a planned start tonight against Emporia.
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Olympic Trials Package To Bring 1964 Events To New York
New York is set to host almost all trials for the 1964 Olympics in coordination with the World's Fair. The plan, potentially costing about one million dollars, includes a $350,000 guarantee from the World's Fair Committee plus all television receipts, details to be officially announced by the U S Olympic Association and the World’s Fair Committee.
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Keane Charges Drysdale Dirty Play Promises Retaliation
LOS ANGELES AP St Louis manager Johnny Keane accuses Don Drysdale of dirty play after a hard slide into Julian Javier and a brushback pitch. Drysdale responds he will be around all season. Drysdale earns his 11th win as the Dodgers top the Cardinals 3-2 for the second straight game.
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Qualify For State Golf Play
Ottawa's representatives in the Kansas Women's Golf Tournament at Topeka Country Club joined 154 state players. Mrs. Ricky Fletcher shot 98 to qualify and faces L. Higgins of Kansas City who carded 100. Mrs. June Foulks posted 101 to meet K Campbell of Mission who shot 102. Medalist Natasha Matson Fife of Wichita led with 73. runner-up Jean Ashley of Chanute shot 78.
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New League Gets Franchise
The Kansas Colorado League, a seven team circuit, was announced by the National Baseball Congress. Teams include Lakin Syracuse Johnson and Hugoton in Kansas and Walsh Lamar and Las Animas in Colorado. Gene Gibson of Lamar is president and Don Dooley of Las Animas is secretary treasurer.
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Drysdale earns 11th win as Dodgers beat Giants
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers notched his 11th win of the season as Los Angeles moved 2 1/2 games ahead of the stumbling Giants. A six-hit day by the Dodgers aided a 3-2 victory over St. Louis while San Francisco was hammered by Houston as the Colts won fifth in six starts. Frank Howard provided power with his 10th homer, lifting the Dodgers to an early lead and scoring the winning run on a misplayed grounder. The Herald notes a 5 weekly payment to a tipster reader.
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