Ottawa Elks Drop Sixth Straight in Olathe Loss
Ottawa Elks American Legion baseball team lost 3-2 at Olathe, dropping their sixth straight while Craycraft pitched a three hitter in a harsh night of errors. Barry Walters earned the win for Olathe, Craycraft took the loss, and Ottawa’s injuries hampered their rally as Murphy Harkins and Greene logged limited action.
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Streaking Angels Near AL Mark in Winning Streak
The Los Angeles Angels extended their winning streak to 11 games by blanking Kansas City 1-0 and 6-0, moving to sixth place and within a half game of Cleveland and two of Minnesota. The streak is the league’s longest in 214 seasons, with potential to tie the 1961 Yankees and 1962 Dodgers if they beat the Athletics.
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Ft Carson Wins Title At Fifth Army Tennis Champs
Ft Carson Colo won the Fifth Army tennis championships led by 2nd Lt Dale Schwicker and doubles partner Roland Sanders. Schwicker beat Sanders in singles and teamed to defeat Maj Louis Baldain and Peter Lavery for doubles. Also reports on MLB results with the Angels, Twins, Orioles, Tigers, and Indians in varied outcomes.
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Fitzsimons General Hospital
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Rybolt 732 Series May Challenge City Record
David Rybolt, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Rybolt of 1023 N Cedar, bowled a 732 series at All Star Lanes Salina in the Doubles Classic league with games of 212 252 and 268. The score surpasses a 726 but may not be official city high due to insufficient city games. Rybolt, KU bowler for four years, finished with a summer eight game average of 217 and could have reached 740 if not for a late gutter on the 11th frame.
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All Star Lanes
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Cards Fall To Phillies As Dalrymple Delivers Power
Kansas City fans watched the Phillies topple St. Louis 6 5 in the ninth after a late 5 4 edge. Dalrymple slugged a two run homer in the ninth to seal Philadelphia victory, while Richie Allen and Bob Skinner added key hits. Angels beat the A’s 1 0 in opener with Belinsky and Duliba handling six hits. Meyer and Jee finished the nightcap.
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Willie Smith
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Gerry Arrigo
Mike Hershberger
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Harmon Killebrew
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Pete Ward
J. C. Martin
Jim Landis
Chicago
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Boog Powell
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Bill Skowron
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Bob Skinner
Bob Meyer
Bob Jee
A’s
Los Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Bob Duliba
Bob Rodgers
George Williams
Bobby Knoop
Angeles
Curt Simmons
Dennis Bennett
Phils
John O’donoghue
Dean Chance
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching from American and National Leagues
The report lists top performers across leagues: Oliva leads American League batting with .332, Allison .327, while Allison and Oliva top runs and Hints. Killebrew drives home runs with 25, Mays leads NL with 22. Notable pitchers Ford 10-1 and Farrel 10-1, with strikeout leaders Koufax 116 and Ford 92.
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Catcher Dalrymple Delivers Homer Sinks Cardinals at Busch
Philadelphia catcher Clay Dalrymple hit his second homer of the season to lift the Phillies 6-5 over the Cardinals at Busch Stadium. Cal McLish, sidelined by a sore arm, praised Dalrymple's adjusted swing after guidance on keeping the bat still and driving down. Rojas and Richie Allen also homered for Philadelphia as St Louis rallied late but fell short. Other NL results: Giants beat Dodgers, Pirates over Reds, Mets crush Braves, Cubs edge Astros in 10 innings. Bunning’s perfect- game bid ends after Curt Flood’s double. The win keeps the Phillies one game ahead of the Giants.
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Baseball Scoreboard with scattered results and schedules
Detroit defeated New York 1 to 0 in 11 innings while Boston beat Cleveland 3 to 2 and Baltimore won 9 to 4 over Washington in 13 innings. Today’s games include Kansas City at Los Angeles and Detroit at New York among others with Sunday and Monday schedules and several interleague pairings.
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AAU Track Nationals Open At Rutgers In New Jersey
The National AAU Track and Field Championships began a two day run at Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey with finals on tap for today including pole vault javelin broad jump shot put 100 meter dash 110 meter hurdles and the 10 000 meter run The first two American finishers in each event will make the U S team to face Russia in a duel meet in Los Angeles next month The first six finishers in 17 of 19 events excluding the 10 000 meters and 2 mile walk qualify for the Olympic Trials in New York next weekend.
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