Ottawa Elks edge Hawks 1-0 to seize District 2 lead
Roy Dunn pitched a three hit 1-0 victory at Forest Park, lifting Ottawa Elks over Lawrence 1-0. Elks scratched a run in the fourth on Elvin Gilges walk, Mike Brady single, and Armbrister misplay, while Dunn struck out nine and improved to 4-1. Ottawa trails only Olathe and Garnett in the district with Dennis Morelet set to start next.
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Colts Drop 4-0 in Milwaukee on Road Trip Woes
National League action left the Houston Colts winless on a brutal road swing as Tony Cloninger pitched a four hitter to blank Houston 4-0 in Milwaukee. The skid reached 10 straight losses and 14 of 15 on the trip, with only one run scored in the stretch.
White Sox cling to AL lead with 2-1 win over Yankees
Pizarro hurls five hits as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 2-1, tying for first in the American League while Robin Roberts historic four-hit 10-0 win for the Orioles over the Angels shows Baltimore's surge. Gentile drives in six runs for Baltimore and Killebrew belt s homer as Minnesota edges Detroit.
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Cardinals regain NL lead with late errors in 6 5 win
St Louis moved back atop the National League after San Francisco miscues produced the deciding run in a 6 5 Tuesday night victory. Ken Boyer and Stan Musial provided early punch, while Willie McCovery and Felipe Alou sparked a late Giants rally. Ron Taylor earned the win, Bob Bolin took the loss.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
National League standings show St Louis 42 30 .583 ahead of Los Angeles 41 30 .577 and San Francisco 42 30 .583. Milwaukee 36 35 .507 trails Pittsburgh 33 37 .471. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 New York 1 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 10 innings. LA 4 Cincinnati 1. Milwaukee 4 Houston 0. St Louis 6 San Francisco 5. Today's games list SF at St Louis, LA at Cincinnati, Houston at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Chicago at New York.
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Wellsville Midgets Baseball Schedule Highlights
Wellsville Midget B and Midget C teams face Spring Hill Bombers Stanley Stilwell Bucyrus and Spring Hill Blues in the Blue Valley Junior Baseball Association. Midget B games include Bucyrus June 28 5 45 p m at home vs Spring Hill July 2 8 p m July 5 8 p m July 9 8 p m July 12. Midget C games list Stanley June 27 8 p m July 1 Spring Hill July 6 8 p m Stilwell July 8 5 45 p m and a bye on July 1 at Wellsville 8 p m at Eucrys July 1.
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Golfers Can Top Money Record at Cleveland Open
U S Open winner Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer, pressed by a lingering illness, aim to top the PGA tour money record with $100,000 Cleveland Open prize. Palmer leads this year with $63,545, Boros $59,680, Nicklaus $58,690, and Snead posted a 32 on the front nine. Palmer expects about 270 total for 72 holes, 14 under par.
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Cards Defeat Little Braves at Forest Park NL game
The Little League Cardinals beat the Braves 14 11 last night at Forest Park in a National League game. Ralph Cochrane hit the only home run and was the losing pitcher. Scott Chesbro earned the win for the Cards with three hits in three at bats, Rainwater added three for four. Stan Sheldon led Braves hitters with two for three alongside Cochrane.
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Trap Shoot Winners Announced at Ottawa Gun Club
Winners of the Ottawa Gun Club registered trap shoot announced last Sunday. First event winners include Dick Geiger and Lewis Humphreys with top scores in A and B classes. Second and third event victors feature David Moore, Lewis Morgan, James Driver, and Richard Cannady with multi class placements. Fourth event honors Bob Ristown and Al Brown. Next is a $1,000 handicap on July 4 at Ottawa Gun Club.
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