Nixon attends Senators vs Orioles game as noted sports spectator
President Nixon, a famed sports enthusiast, visited Trobert F Kennedy Stadium to watch the Washington Senators lose 2-0 to the division-leading Baltimore Orioles. He arrived in the eighth inning, marking his third Senators game this year and his distinction as the first president since Eisenhower to attend a ball game beyond the opener.
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Nixon
Trobert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Senators
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon Recaps Sports Interest and Public Appearances
Former President Nixon stays connected to sports amid politics attending Alabama Miami game Rose Bowl and Kentucky Derby He also phoned U S Open winner Orville Moody praising the middle class victory Nixon joined Julie and David Eisenhower at an Oakland Athletics game watching Reggie Jackson hit a homer Nixon later sent a personal note to Jackson thanking him for his remarks about hitting in the presence of the president
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Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Miami
Orville Moody
Houston
Moody
Air Force
Julie
David Eisenhower
Oakland Athletics
Washington Senators
Reggie Jackson
Athletics
Jackson
Reggie
United States
Ruth Roundup Highlights First-Inning Wins in Ottawa Babe Ruth
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action DeMolay defeated Eagles 7 to 6 and Boys Club beat Ellis 10 to 6. Key early scoring fueled both wins with DeMolay needful runs coming from Randy Firestone and teammates and Boys Club benefiting from three first-inning walks, three errors and timely hits. Gary Brockus earned the win for Boys Club while Randy Firestone pitched for DeMolay.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
DeMolay
Eagles
Boys’ Club
Ellis
Randy Firestone
van Jameson
Russell Hughes
Haghes
Greg Bulmer
Andy Stauffer
David Baldwin
Bulmer
Eddie Hettler
Larry Black
Scott Calder
Baldwin
Cary VanAken
Firestone
Steve Mallicoat
Rick McFadden
Martin Woodward
Larry Waymire
Terry Nesbit
Frank Printy
Printy
Mark Seymour
David Drumright
Gary Brockus
Calder
Stauffer
van Aken
Hollon
Finch
Hettler
Bristow
Lyle Black
Wallace
Olmsted
Dodgers Top Pirates In Junior League Action 10-2
Dodgers win 10-2 as Higbie leads with three hits and Leitaker picks up the win. Pirates score both runs in the fourth on Anderson and Roberts. Cubs rally past Cardinals 6-3 with Stark fan tally and Schoonover two hits. Braves defeat Giants 9-4 behind S Sheldon and Rice doubles.
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Craig Davis
Dodgers
Pirates
Roger Anderson
Dennis Roberts
Steve Higbie
Larry Dixon
Craig Leitaker
Anderson
Leitaker
Mark Walker
Cubs
Jeff Schoonover
Don Moore
Tony Stark
Pat Finch
Braves
Giants
Randy Rice
Sammy Sheldon
Bruce Peterson
Alan Matthews
Joe Livingston
Higbie
Smith
Dizon
Hart
Bird
Runnels
Carey
White
Callaway
Shaeffer
Fitzgerald
Bugner
Cook
Totals
Scribner
Leecy
Cardinals
Geist
Love
Saffron
Finch
Gorton
Hull
Savage
Marstall
Beuge
Embarrassing fall delays Reggie Jackson in A L clash
Reggie Jackson slid into third and was tagged out while Ed Herrmann collapsed after a foul ball struck him. Oakland edged Minnesota 3 2 in 14 innings to take a one game lead in the West as other AL results unfold including White Sox 9 1 over California and Seattle 5 3 over Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Reggie Jackson
Ed Herrmann
Jackson
Oakland
Minnesota
Herrmann
Chicago
Bill Voss
Athletics
White Sox
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Seattle
Kansas City
New
Braves Rally In 12th To Beat Giants On Tillman Shot
In a sunlit NL roundup Atlanta relied on Bob Tillman’s one out homer in the 12th to edge San Francisco 4 3 after Rico Carty and Bob Aspromonte tied the game in the ninth. Pittsburgh produced seven singles in a seven run third but Philadelphia rallied for an 8 7 win. Dodgers downed Cincinnati 4 2, Mets beat St Louis 4 3, Cubs shut out Montreal 2 0, Astros swept San Diego 6 1 and 1. New York’s game at Boston was rained out.
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Boston
Jackson
Minnesota
Sal Bando
Danny Cater
Cesar Tovar
John Roseboro
Leo Cardenas
Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Atlanta
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Bob Tillman
San Francisco
Rico Carty
Bob Aspromonte
Pirates
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Bill Hands
Expos
Ernie Banks
Joe DiMaggio
Cubs
Hands
Jerry Robertson
Paul Popovich
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Larry Dierker
Astros
Curt Blefary
Tommie Sisk
Denis Menke
John Edwards
Blefary
Menke
Sisk
Gary Geiger
Gary Ross
Doug Rader
Marty Martinez
Edwards
Astro
Mike McCormick
Carty
Aspromonte
Frank Linzy
Tillman
KU Takes Control on NCAA Cinders
Kansas looked set to break eight years of West Coast NCAA track dominance as Kim Ryan aimed for a mile and three mile double. San Jose State and Villanova pressed hard with John Carlos and Erry Hall, while Kansas runners claimed top marks in shot put and long jump and Jerry Proctor stunned with a wind-exceeded 26-11½ for first.
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Kim Ryan
ABC
Jayhawks
Ryan
San Jose State
John Carlos
Carlos
Lennox Miller
Southern California
Villanova
Erry Hall
Richmond Flowers
Tennessee
Flowers
Bill High
Hall
Oregon State
Steve Deutremont
Jim Barkley
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Steve Whitley
Jerry Proctor
Redlands
Sun Devils Complete Comeback in College World Series
Arizona State claimed its third NCAA baseball championship in five years by routing Tulsa 40 1 in Omaha. Sun Devils starter Larry Gura limited Tulsa to six hits as Billy Cotton and John Dolinsek supplied power, while coach Bobby Winkles credited early lead and daily wind sprints for the rally after a flat start.
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Neb
Arizona State
Tulsa
NCAA
Sun Devils
Bobby Winkles
Gene Shell
Hurricane
Oklahoma State
Texas
Steve Rogers
Billy Cotton
John Dolinsek
Larry Gura
Winkles
City Scores MEN'S CHURCH LEAGUE NAZARENE-7 Bledsoe tops list
In a church league tally Nazaree seven led with Bledsoe at 5 1 0 and Young 4 0 1 while Westminster 14 led by B Abbott and May 5 2 4 Trinity Methodist 1 0 0 1 shows Satterlee and Platt with solid scores Wesleyan 4 0 0 and 4 1 2 led by H DePriest and Sundstrom as totals reach 31 4 8 and 32 14 13 respectively
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W. Young
Pyle
Snethen
Thornton
D. Young
Kimes
T. Cole
Raley
Spiegle
Hoobler
Geiss
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Waltman
Potter
H. DePriest
L. Sundstrom
Rothfuss
D. DePriest
Wills
Gruver
Trinity Methodist
Satterlee
Platt
Braker
R. Johnston
Hollinger
D. Johnston
Anderson
Ballard
Bryan
Hershey Predicts White Likely Remains in Reserve
St Louis AP report outlines White’s Marine Reserve enlistment being challenged as possible evasion. Gen Hershey, national director, signaled low odds of removing White from service to make him draft eligible again. The case involves NBA star Jo Jo White, Celtics player, and senators Ribicoff and Eagleton, with local board 110 decisions and rebroadcasted chronology from the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Jo Jo White
Marine Corps
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
White
Gen. Hershey
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
NBA
Hershey
Connecticut
Kansas University
Parris Island
D.C
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Arthur Kreisman
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Kreisman
Celticos
National Selective Service
Missouri Selective Service
L. B. Adams
Adams
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Ribicoff
Eagleton
Grogan Earns Two Places at State Junior Champ Meet
Ottawa High sophomore Steve Grogan earned two medals at Eureka in the State Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Champ track meet. He finished third in the 12 pound shot put and fourth in the pole vault.
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Steve Grogan
Ottawa High
Sad Leader Faces Tight Kemper Open Chase
Sad leader Bob Charles of New Zealand fired a two under par 70 to reach 138 after two rounds at Quail Hollow. He trails a pack led by Dan Sikes Lee Trevino and Sam Snead, all within three strokes as the final rounds approach.
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N.C
Bob Charles
Quail Hollow
Quail Hollow Country Club
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Dan Sikes
Lee Trevino
Sam Snead
City Schedule for Junior and Babe Ruth Leagues and Local Circuits
Daily sports slate lists junior league matchups by park and day including A B C divisions at Forest Park Second St and 5:30 start times All Babe Ruth Rotary Boys Club VFW Lions Kiwanis Eagles Elks DeMolay and other service club venues host 6:30 8:15 7:15 8:30 games across Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday with Women Church Industrial and JR-SR Girls leagues contending at WFP EFP and Nat locations plus Powderpuff Roadrunners clash 3:30 session Notes include multiple church league pairings and youth group fixtures in a dense city schedule.
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Royals
Indians
Orioles
Yankees
Tigers
Cardinals
Giants
Braves
Dodgers
Pirates
Cubs
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Rotary—Boys’ Club
Vfw—Lions
Elks—DeMolay
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Vfw—Eagles
Boys’ Club—Lions
Kiwanis—Elks
Rotary—DeMolay Men’s Church League
N. Bap
F. Luth
B. Chapel
Trin. A. Meth
W. Pres.—Wesleyan
F. Christian
Nazarene
B. Chap
W. Forest Park
Industrial League
Bennett’s
Star I
Star
Ward
Nitcher’s
Moore
City—Parmelee
Bald Ward
Star 1 Jr-Sr
Daisies
WFP
Buttercups
C.B
Women’s Golf Pairings for Ottawa Country Club Tourney
Tuesday's first round handicap tournament at Ottawa Country Club features pairings Gilroy and Brown Dennis and Burkdoll Hysom and R Lyman Evans and J Kramer Foulks Peters Elder H Kramer and Cutting Sheldon and Crawford South and Johnson Walker Read and Wolgast Rupp and Moline B Lyman and Weidmann Duncan A luncheon is set for 12 30 p.m. Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CH 2 4983 or CH 2 1445 before noon Monday.
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Dennis-Burkdoll
Hysom
R. Lyman
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Foulks-Peters-Elder
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Read-Wolgast
Rupp-Moline
B. Lyman-Weidmann-Duncan
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