Nixon Attends Ballgame As Orioles Top Senators
President Nixon watched the Senators fall 2-0 to the Orioles at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium. Dave McNally threw a two-hitter for Baltimore in the win, with Nixon in the presidential box and Bob Short lamenting the loss. The rest of the league saw Red Sox, Yankees, Twins, and White Sox win on a day full of action.
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Carlos Talks Runs Fast In NCAA Meet
At Knoxville, John Carlos aims to break the nine-second barrier in the 100 yards as NCAA meet opens. He believes a great start could lead to the record, while Kansas star Jim Ryun and Villanova rivals contend for dominance among early finals and qualifiers.
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City Scores in Regional Women s Softball Action
Readable box score style lists multiple teams and players with line totals. N Baptist No 1 and No 2, F. Bap Nazare ne, F. Christian, First U. Meth. F. Luth., Bethany Chapel, Industrial League Parmelee, Moore s, Nitcher s, City show individual player stats and team totals across innings.
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Orioles beat Yankees 9 to 7 in seven innings
In Junior League action the Orioles rallied from an early deficit to defeat the Yankees 9-7 in seven innings. Timmy Burgoon earned the win with a scoreless seventh after Stephen Latimer silenced the Yankees in that inning.
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Stephen Latimer
Legion base ball team to play two road league games
Ottawa's American Legion team travels this weekend for two District II League games. On Saturday at 8 p m they face Iola, followed by a Sunday game against Shawnee. Shawnee will host the contest on a diamond off highway K-10, about two miles west of Neiman Road.
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American Legion
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Iola
Shawnee
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Baseball Men Drop Casino Ties
New York AP report states Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced that Atlanta Braves directors William Bartholomay and John J. Louis Jr and Oakland Athletics president Charley O Finley will sever ties with Parvin Dohrmann Co a Las Vegas hotel and casino supplier. Delbert Coleman will resign from the Braves board as Bartholomay and Louis terminate their Parvin Dohrmann roles and Finley will sell his stock. Actions were voluntary with no implication of wrongdoing.
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Alley Cats Strike In Bowling Classic Standings
League records show Alley Cats and King Pins among top teams in the BowLing Classic. High scores by Kampschroeder D Hall Taylor and others highlight a busy ten-pin night across leagues including Summerettes Hustlers Sundowners and Gutters Dusters.
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B. Bond
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M. Holmes
King Pins
J, Strange
Hanky-Panky Disclosed In Jo Jo White Military Status
St Louis draft board questions Jo Jo White Marine Corps reserve status as fraudulent after Globe-Democrat report. White, Kansas All American, drafted by Boston Celtics, enlisted in Hartford unit June. Board member Ziden criticized secrecy and called for action while Senators Eagleton and Ribicoff intervened.
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Selective Service Board 110
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Marine Corps Records
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Kiwanis Tops VFW For First In Ottawa Babe Ruth Action
Kiwanis defeated VFW 6 3 to seize a share of first in the Ottawa Babe Ruth League. Lions outslugged Rotary 20 11 to stay in contention, and Boys Club hammered Eagles 7 0. Porter fanned 13 in the Kiwanis win while Drumright struck out 19 for Boys Club.
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ASU and Tulsa Reach NCAA College World Series Final
Arizona State and Tulsa advance to the final of the NCAA College World Series in Omaha Nebraska after ASU rebounding from an early loss. The title game is a rematch of a 11-3 ASU victory from a prior third round game, highlighting a dramatic finals showdown.
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