Tigers Falls To Braves In 13 11 Heartbreaker
Dudley Calder and Jeff Finch homered for the Jaycees Little League Tigers but could not overcome the Braves who jumped to a 5 0 lead and won 13 11 at Forest Park. David Carlson started for the Tigers yielding 11 runs in three innings before relief by Charles Waymire. Ted Hayworth earned the win for the Braves with two hits and two runs scored. Stan McGillray Phil Gibson Dan Mullen and Hayworth added multiple runs for Atlanta.
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Jeff Finch
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Orioles
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Ted Hayworth
Stan McGillray
Phil Gibson
Dan Mullen
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Sssesesersen
Reneau
Cardinal
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S White
Dan Seymour
Orio Underwood
Les
Hamerickhouse
Ganong
Eves
Caylor
Severan
Ledom
Sheldon
Doyen
Adcock
Cochrane
Carlson
Sauer
Oeaue T North
D. Calder
J. Finch
Weed
R. Dowdy
Kersley
Wellsville Team Rides High In Church League
Four teams remain unbeaten after three weeks in the Ottawa Church Softball league. Wellsville Methodist leads at 4-0, followed by Westminster Presbyterian and First Baptist at 3-0. Pitching from Eugene Wingert and Lyle McCarthy drives Wellsville, with Westminster fielding veterans Gaoddert and Yingling alongside other seasoned players.
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Wellsville
Ottawa Church
Wellsville Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
First Baptist
Eugene Wingert
Lyle McCarthy
Keith Gaoddert
Ron Yingling
Ottawa
Harold Wallace
Chuck Eisenbise
Don Kornhaus
Gene Ramsey
Bill Abbott
Westminster
Sacred Heart
Wesleyar Methodist
Eddie Garcia
Banks May Have To End His Long Playing Streak
CHICAGO AP Today is decision day for ailing Ernie Banks the Cubs star and holder of the major league record 717 consecutive games played He may end his streak and rest his injured left knee if his doctor advises Banks has a noon appointment with Dr Ralph Metz before the team heads to Milwaukee to face the Braves He suffered the injury in Germany during Army service and aggravated it by colliding with a wall in San Francisco last Sunday.
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Ernie Banks
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Ernie
Ralph Metz
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Milwaukee
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Banks
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San Francisco
Nicklaus Leads Big Ten Golf Title Run At NCAA Meet
Ohio State’s Jack Nicklaus, the country’s top amateur at voting age, is the solid favorite entering the semifinals of the 64th NCAA golf championship in Lafayette Indiana. He competes with Michigan State’s Gene Hunt and teammate Mike Podolski in a fourball group, while Podolski faces Stanford’s Steve Smith who stunned Nicklaus last year.
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Company
Sharp
Gene Hunt
Michigan State
Mike Podolski
Podolski
Steve Smith
Stanford
Green Bay Wis
Nicklaus
Phils Manager Denies Ordering A Duster Ball
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch denied ordering pitcher Buzhardt to hit Smoky Burgess with a duster ball after Burgess homered twice in a 5-1 Pirates win. Umpire Pelekoudas ejected Mauch in the sixth for arguing as Burgess drove in four runs and Pirates built an eight hit attack led by Burgess. Mauch disputed the umpires’ claim that he ordered the pitch and said he did not tell Buzhardt to hit Burgess.
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Gene Mauch
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Smoky Burgess
Johnny Buzhardt
Dallas Green
Mauch
Chris Pelekoudas
Pelekoudas
Buzhardt
Burgess
Homer
Bowling Scores in Classic League Standings and Highs
Classic League re entries show Meador 202 and 568 for 16 30 L as top game. Pogue hits 214 for 10 30. Burgoon posts 656 for 30, Liegerot 200 547 in Jokers 3. Wolgast 221 608 leads Happy Foursome 1. Pogue 213 532 in Worn Outs 0. Hiatt 202 and Cordle 526 highlight Tail End 4.
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L. Meador
B. Pogue
D. Burgoon
K. Liegerot
C. Wolgast
Pogue
J. Hiatt
D. Cordle
Palmer and Geiberger lead Western Open after day one
Par trails early leaders in Grand Rapids as Arnold Palmer and Al Geiberger post six under 65s at Blythfield Country Club. A group at 67 includes Dave Hill, Don January, Doug Sanders, Sam Snead, Ted Kroll, and John Barnum with 15 others just behind.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Fla
University of Southern California
al Geiberger
Blythfield Country Club
Dave Hill
Don January
Dallas
Tex
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Sam Snead
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
John Barnum
3 Little Leaguers Sure Do Know How To Sell Candy
Jaycees report Little League candy drive near completion with about 50 of 375 cases unsold. Money raised funds uniforms for players. if candy remains, sold Saturday in Main Street business area by Jaycees and Little League members.
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Larry Walburn
Jaycee
Jaycees
Main Street
Walburn
Candy sale funds to be called in tomorrow reward trip to Kansas City
Walburn announced that cash from the candy sale and unsold candy would be called in tomorrow. The team that sold the most candy will win a trip to Kansas City to attend a Major League Baseball game as a prize.
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Kansas City
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