Orioles Ride Five Game Win Streak To Lead AL Standings
Baltimore pitchers Moore Brown Lees and Johnson star as Orioles hold off Cleveland 6-0 for a fourth straight shutout, matching AL record. The win, part of a five game streak and eight of last nine for Baltimore, tightens the race with Chicago and New York. Milwaukee tops NL briefly as Giants surge. Spahn nearly homers and Crandall drives in three.
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Old Timers and Ottawa Night Stir Local Ball Fans
A reader letter recalls a July 2 softball game in Ottawa between Phillips 66 and Kansas City Power and Light, featuring old K C P L stars and local players. The note praises longtime players like Purl Yelton and Stinky Davis, invites fans to 8:00 p.m. game time, and questions support for Ottawa Legion baseball urging Chamber of Commerce backing to fill stadiums.
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Legion Loses To Paola 5-4
Ottawa American Legion team falls 5-4 to Paola in a clouded atmosphere. Coach Marshall Allen would have protested if league. he criticizes officiating as terrible. Two Ottawa errors by Wayne Morris and one by Don Miskimon blemished the game. Jim Ferguson drove both extra base hits with two doubles.
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Ottawa Girls Loses To Iola 14 2 At Forest Park
Iola handed Ottawa a 14 to 2 defeat at Forest Park as Ottawa committed six errors and was outhit 15 to 3. Coach Ralph Emerson warned players may sit on the bench if not improving. Ottawa travels to Bonner Springs Monday for the next game.
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Pairings announced for Ottawa Women’s Golf event
The Ottawa Women’s Country Club releases pairings for next Tuesday with teams Latimer Morrisey and Lennard Young J. Cutting and Shisler Fredeen Shade and Wicke Sheldon Roberts Peters Worthington Kramer Crawford Hudson Elder Corlis. Mrs Lyman Corlis and Mrs Ben Park will host the luncheon.
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Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Couples League Makeup Game
Bo-Lows-2 High 10-30-L. Cordle, 202, 552, May-Rees-2 High 10-30-Beiter, 174, 484.
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All-Star Tilt Is Padded For Cincinnati
Ford Frick vetoed a fan driven Cincinnati voting surge that would have left the entire Reds lineup in the All-Star starting team. Musial Mays and Aaron were added to the starting nine while five Reds remained starters. Frick defended the action as necessary to preserve fan involvement and system integrity.
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Hunting and fishing licenses distributed for year
The county clerk Bruce Spears said licenses for the year starting July 1 are now at $2 for hunting or fishing or $4 for a combination. Licenses are available at the county clerk’s office. Kansas follows a reciprocal plan charging non-residents the same as residents in Kansas for hunting or fishing.
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Standings and results from the American Ansa league
The standings show Wichita 7 Charleston 23 Denver 19 St. Paul 2 Minneapolis 3 Omaha 1 and Louisville at Indianapolis with scheduled games including New York at St Louis Crone versus Jones, Pittsburgh versus Milwaukee Swanson, Brooklyn versus Chicago Magtie, Philadelphia versus Cincinnati Roberts, and Acker. Friday results include Brooklyn at Chicago rainout, Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 1, Milwaukee 4 Pittsburgh 2, New York 4 St. Louis 1, Chicago Harshman vs Hyde, Kansas City vs Shantz, Cleveland versus Baltimore, Detroit against Boston, with Chicago 4 Washington 3 Baltimore 6 Cleveland 0 New York 5 Kansas City 4 Boston 9 Detroit 2.
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Johnny Busso Wins Decision in Lightweight Bout
Unranked Johnny Busso, 24, from New York's East Side, defeated No. 5 contender Larry Boardman of Marlborough, Conn., by unanimous decision in a nationally televised slugfest. Busso floored Boardman in rounds one and three, bringing his record to 50 wins, four losses, and a draw, while Boardman dropped to 34-5 after three straight defeats.
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Yankees Win Two Of Three In Ottawa Rec Summer Program
The Yankees swept two of three in Ottawa Rec summer baseball. They beat Pomona Lions 16 to 4 in Pee-Wee, topped Tigers 14 to 5 in Midget, and fell 6 to 3 to the Dodgers in Junior. Pitchers were Arlen Pinkston and Steve Rausch for Pomona and Yankees respectively in Pee-Wee, Jeeper Deputy for Yankees in Midget, and Alex Jiminez took the loss for the Yankees in Junior.
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Dodgers Triumph as Jerry Smith Earns Win
The Ottawa Herald notes Jerry Smith secured the win for the Dodgers. With the Fourth of July break upcoming, next week’s schedule features Pee Wee, Midget, and Junior games across multiple matchups including Cardinals Athletics, Yankees Athletics, Redlegs White Sox, Pomona Lions, Braves, and Tigers in different divisions along several days.
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