Junior League Opens Monday in Forest Park Baseball
Four team Junior Baseball league for boys 13 to 16 opens Monday in Forest Park part of summer recreation. Games start 7 p.m. five innings or more. Dodgers face White Sox in opener Tuesday with Rosters listing captains and players for Dodgers White Sox and Yankees.
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Forest Park
Jenmh
Dodgers
White Sox
Red- Yegs
Yankees
Bruce Bundy
Laries
Larry Arald
Mike Clarken
Jess Cullison
Kert Dean
Harry Fink
Ralph Gate
David Hood
Jack Huyett
Iry Kraus
Dave Rybolt
George ‘Sihall
James Starbuck
Billy Ts
David Dudley
Gene Shofner
Ken Seth Bennett
Terry Cramer
al Bert Crawford
Gary Crawford
Larry Cyre
Jessie Garcia
Larry Hotaling
Jack Lederer
Dennis Michael
Ronnie Small
Gerry Brith
Charles Spooner
Bobby West
Richard Fink
Roger Nearmyer
John ‘Barr
Randell Carter
Fred Craig
Emerson Davis
Don’ Douglas
David Farrell
Alex Jimenez
Larry Roder
Mickey Reed
Ronnie Reusch
Jack “Smith
Johnny Wicke
Johnny Johnson
Wayne Morris
Leo Akers
Joe Garcia
Bob Lewis
Jimmy Mulcahey
Ronald Noyes
Billy Payne
Jim Prather
Donald ‘Rowe
Elmo Shepperd
Johnny Thompson
Bill Weidner
Don ‘Wilson
Ladies Golf Pairings for Tuesday at County Club
Pairings for Ladies golf Tuesday at the County Club include Bennett with Claterbas and Lennard with Kramer Hysom and Crawford Corlis with Clogston and Elder Worthington with Wicke and Morrisey Indall with Roberts and Pierson Garrison with Allison and Young. Reservations can be made by calling 184 or 219.
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Bennett
Claterbas
Lennard
Kramer
Hysom
Crawford
Corlis
Clogston
Elder
Worthington
Wicke
Morrisey
Indall
Roberts
Pierson
Garrison
Allison
Young
League Standings Friday's Results and Postponements
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 6 to 0 and Milwaukee beat New York 3 to 1 while Philadelphia edged a 2 to 1 win over St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburgh game postponed tonight. Ottawa churches welcome you.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Associated
Rush
Friend
Spahn
Vntonelli
Jeffcoat
Koufax
Busy weekend for Ottawa local teams
Ottawa's American Legion base ball team travels to Lawrence Sunday to snap a two game skid after a hot start hampered by injuries and errors. Ottawa Girls softball debuts red and blue uniforms as they face Clinton Girls at Forest Park at 8 p.m. Sunday, with Budges meeting Clinton in the second game.
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Ottawa
American Legion
Lawrence
Staffords
Clinton
Forest Park
Budges
Ottawa Girls
Phillips
VFW
Baldwin
Skelly
St. Johns
Ioa
Hardin Seed Co
Ottawa Golfer Defeated In Kansas Women’s Golf Meet
Harris of Wichita beat Ottawa’s June Foulks 6-5 in Topeka during the Kansas Women’s Golf tournament yesterday. The Ottawa golfer had won her first two rounds by identical 2-1 scores.
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V. Harris
Wichita
June Foulks
Ottawa
Kansas
Topeka
Arlo Baileys Record Book notes Cubs pitcher Rush
Bob Rush toiling for the Chicago Cubs with limited run support lost a 2-0 game while seven innings yielded five hits. Rush ranks among NL leaders in earned run average and win total, with six wins and three losses as Cubs stand 22 and 30. The piece also covers other sports notes, coaching changes, and various social notices from the period.
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Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Rush
Bob
Cubs
Ted Oliver
Sets World Mark In High Hurdles At 1956 Championships
The 1956 National Amateur Athletic Union track meet in Bakersfield reports Jack Davis setting a world record 13.4 in the high hurdles during a preliminary heat before finishing second in the final. Bobby Morrow tied the 100 meter world mark at 10.2 in prelims and won the final at 10.3. Lee Calhoun beat Davis in the final with 13.6, Seamon King placed second, Thane Baker third, and Joel Shankle third.
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Bakersfield
Calif
National Amateur Athletic Union
Jack Davis
University of Southern California
Navy
Abilene Christian
Bobby Morrow
California
Seamon King
Thane Baker
Air Force
Davis
Lee Calhoun
North Carolina College
Joel Shankle
Duke
Richmond Juniors H.D.A. honor top mark after luncheon
Richmond The Yankees have finished in the first division the past 30 seasons. The Richmond Juniors H D A and Mrs Harold Maley hosted a luncheon after the Tuesday meeting. The Cubs lead the American League.
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Yankees
Richmond
H.D.A. Sons
Harold
Cubs
Maley
How To Beat Yankees
The Chicago White Sox snapped the Yankees seven game win streak with a 11th inning two run double by Sammy Esposito after a slump. Rush’s late relief helped Cubs rally but Sox pulled ahead on key late hits as the season's momentum shifted.
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Yankees
Associated Press
York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sammy Esposito
Sammy
Cubs
Rush
Sox
Summer Baseball Hits Full Stride in Local League Play
Recreation program schedules Pee Wee and Midget league games at Forest Park and New Forest park. Standings show Yankees leading the Midget League 2-0 after week one with Indians Cardinals and Athletics at 1-0 in Pee Wee. John Giger runs the Midget League. H K Stevens directs Pee Wee. rain postponed many games to next week with a slate of Indians Cardinals Tigers Athletics White Sox Red Sox Dodgers and Reds across multiple days.
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Braves
Yankees
Indians
Cardinals
Athletics
John Giger
H. K
Stevens
Pee Wee League
Garfield Dimond
White Sox
Graves
Red Sox
New Forest Park Indians
Patie Tae Diamond
Dodgers
Forest Park
Yank
Redlegs
Aia
Yank- Dodgers
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