Elks-Legion Meet Lawrence Tonight At Forest Park
Ottawa Elks and Lawrence Hawks meet at Forest Park in a District 2 top battle. Ottawa holds 3-0 in league play with Dunn on mound and Nisely Motelet ready in relief. Hawks seek win to rebound after 6-3 loss to Elks. game time 8 p.m. in Ottawa park setup.
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Lawrence Hawks
Ottawa
Elks-American Legion
Lawrence
Olathe
Garnett
Hawks
Elks
Ken Page
Ralph Light
Tom Patchen
Oth
Ottawa Elks
Roy Dunn
Larry Nisely
Dennis Motelet
Motelet
Nisely
Elvin Gilges
North
Russell Craycraft
Dennis Morelet
Gilges
Mike Brady
Billy Greene
Ron Mendel
Lorne Shofner
Conrad Downing
Ottawa Park
White Sox Trade Spurs Ward Rookie of the Year Bid
Pete Ward shines after a multi-player deal that sent Aparicio to Baltimore as Chicago beats the Yankees 5-2 to pull within one game of New York. Ward, now the White Sox third baseman, adds a second-inning homer and a four-run fourth inning surge, batting .303 with nine homers and 42 RBIs. Boston, Minnesota, Los Angeles, and Kansas City also won, shaping tight AL standings.
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Ty Cobb
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Dave Fidolone
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Orioles
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Cleveland
Minnesota
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Washington
Kansas City
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Willie Kirkland
Gary Geiger
Lu Clinton
Chuck Schilling
Red Sox
Jack Lamabe
Jerry Walker
Twins
Milt Pappas
Jim Kant
Giardello Beats Robinson in Six Round Middleweight Verdict
Philadelphia AP fight recap of Sugar Ray Robinson at 43 facing Joey Giardello. Giardello wins a unanimous decision over the aging champ despite Robinson's effort. Giardello earns a shot at Dick Tiger. Robinson ponders future as his record falls to 183-18-? and Giardello improves to 92-29-8.
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Philadelphia
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joe Giarello
Imer
Robinson
Dick Tiger
Giardello
Gene Fullmer
Buck McTiernan
Lou Tress
Bob Polis
Associated Press
Little A's Overpower Tigers 6-0 at Forest Park
The Little League Athletics defeated the Tigers 6-0 last night at Forest Park. Gary Cole earned the win on the mound while Garry Abbott took the loss.
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Little League Athletics
Tigers
Forest Park
Gary Cole
Garry Abbott
Pirates Beat Louisburg 5-2 in Wet-Field Victory
The Wellsville Pirates defeated Louisburg 5-2 behind winning pitcher Pulver. The game was delayed from the prior Wednesday night due to a wet field, but the Pirates secured the win to continue their season.
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Louisburg
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Fame
New Hope Beats Peoria in Girls Softball at Mears Park
Jean Whiteford led New Hope to a 22 to 8 victory over Peoria at Mears Park Wellsville on Friday night June 21 Virgie Schmoe was one of three Peoria pitchers in the game.
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Mears Park
Wellsville
New Hope
Peoria
Virgie Schmoe
Tournament This Week In Lyndon
Lyndon Kansas hosts the National Baseball Congress District Tournament at City Park from Thursday, June 27 through Tuesday, July 2. First games feature Junction City versus Dover at 7 pm and Valley Falls against Abilene at 9 pm, with subsequent evening matchups leading to Saturday finals, then July 1 championship and July 2 consolation games.
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Wellsville Nazarene Triumph in Forest Park Softball
The Nazarene softball team won 15-2 against Trinity Methodist at Forest Park with Snethen earning the win and contributing two hits in four at bats. Nazarene’s Young added three for four while Hayden led Trinity with three hits. Wingert signed for Wellsville in a separate 7-2 victory for Wells.
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Scoreboard By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press scoreboard lists games and results with note of scheduled and completed games. Notable scores include Minnesota over Baltimore six to four and Chicago defeating New York five to two. Other results show Boston beating Cleveland seven to five and Kansas City six over Detroit three.
Ottawans Win At Garnett Kart Races
Garnett hosted go kart racing last Saturday night with Ottawan top finishes. In A stock Lee Taylor won, Al Spalding second, Darrell Cain third. In A modified Bud Reed of Carthage led, Dede Benson of La Harpe second, Cecil Gilmore of Ottawa third. Benson also won the open class. The next race is set for July 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Garnett's sports car track.
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Reader tip prize offer from The Herald
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The offer encourages community members to share timely information from their locality for possible publication.
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Giants and Dodgers Jump Early in NL Showdown
In Monday action the San Francisco Giants beat St Louis 4-3 with key defense and Billy Pierce relief. The Dodgers erupted for five runs in the first three innings to top Cincinnati 5-4, snapping the Reds seven-game win streak. Denny Lemaster shut out Houston 3-0 for Milwaukee, while Lew Burdette and Lew Burdette were tagged by the Giants. Pierce took over for Marichal in St Louis, finishing with an 11-3 record. Willie Mays, Orlando Cepeda, and Ed Bailey contributed for San Francisco, with Jim Davenport, Bill White, and Julian Javier involved in the early scoring.
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Hank Foiles
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Albie Pearson
Jim Fregosi
Art Fowler
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Dick Groat
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Don Drysdale
Gordy Coleman
Leo Cardeas
Ron Perranoski
Drysdale
Tommy Harper
Ken Walters
Perranoski
Willie Davis
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Australian Nears Tennis Grand Slam
Roy Emerson, the world’s top amateur, enters Wimbledon with two possible Grand Slam paths but remains far from a sure thing. Analysts like Bill Lenior and Jaroslav Drobny express cautious optimism, while Rafael Osuna eyes Rod Laver’s vacated crown if he can topple Santana en route.
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Bill Lenior
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Jaroslav Drobny
London
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
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