Indians Take AL Lead With 8-5 Win Over Red Sox
Ex-Yankee Ralph Terry earned his eighth win as Cleveland moved into first place in the American League by beating Boston 8 to 5. Terry, once a Yankee reliever, has four straight wins and five complete games this season. The Indians moved one-half game ahead of Minnesota after the Twins beat Chicago 7-6. Baltimore and Detroit also played, with Baltimore winning 3-2 on Rhett’s two-run single and a late rally.
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Ottawa Women Sweep Osawatomie Invitational Golf Flight Wins
Four Ottawa women dominated the Osawatomie Invitational with two flight titles a runner up and a fourth to sum their strong showing Sue Wolgast earned medalist honors with an even par 38 and the Championship Flight title June Foulks captured the A Flight with 49 Doris Peters was second in the Championship Flight with 43 and Mary Lou Sheldon placed fourth in A with a 51 Forty five women competed in Osawatomie and four other area invitational tournaments are planned in July Paola Garnet Ottawa and Shawnee Country Club Topeka.
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Baseball Scoreboard for Today
Minnesota at Los Angeles N Chicago at Kansas City 2 twi night Cleveland at Washington N New York at Baltimore N Detroit at Boston N Los Angeles at Chicago 2 Cincinnati at New York N Milwaukee at Philadelphia N San Francisco at Houston N St Louis at Pittsburgh N
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No-Hit Bid Fails as Ottawa Falls 2-1 at Chanute
Harry Murphy of Ottawa American Legion Ellis pitched well, yielding only one hit through six innings before Chanute rallied in the seventh with a triple by Richman and a homer by Benson to win 2-1. Russ Craycraft had Ottawa's two other hits, including a first inning triple that produced the lone run. Murphy’s record moves to 3-5 as Ottawa faces Mound City tonight at West Second Street Field.
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Pre-Game Fun At Wellsville Softball Evening
Wellsville and Spring Hill girls soft ball teams met Monday night with managers Jack Carrow and Joy Morrison overseeing pre game routines. The Wellsville seniors won 22 2 and the younger team captured 15 9 in lopsided victories led by strong fielding and timely hitting as Dr. Charles Rogers called Play Ball.
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Reds Split Doubleheader After Ellis Strong Start
Pittsburgh AP Sammy Ellis threw 14 innings allowing one run while the Reds lost 21 in 16 innings to the Pirates in game one of a two night twinbill. Ellis said he did not want to leave the mound after working 14 innings with a 12-3 record and a long scoreless stretch.
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Koufax Tops Ellis as NL Leaders Hit 13 Wins
Sandy Koufax surged to his 13th National League victory and boosted his June total to six wins, finishing a powerhouse month. Sammy Ellis battled 14 innings for his 13th, but fell short as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2-1 in 16 innings and then Reds won 7-5 in the nightcap. Other NL results included Philadelphia over St Louis 1-? and Milwaukee over New York 8-6, with rain washing out Houston and Chicago. Belinsky beat St Louis for his third win, while Tony Gonzalez and Johnny Callison homered for Philadelphia. Closer, Spahn, and Mathews noted in late-game shifts.
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Kelso Not Retiring Despite Racing Return
Kelso, the leading money winner and five time Horse of the Year, will not retire says trainer Carl Hanford. After a third place in a six furlong $5,000 allowance at Monmouth Park, Kelso resumes training for the Diamond State Handicap at Delaware Park on July 10 to face the best.
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