Koufax Hurt Running To First In Dodgers Win
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax left with a left leg muscle pull in the fourth inning of a 3 ii victory over the Giants after an infield single. He stayed in until the sixth but showed reduced effectiveness as the injury clouded his pitching. Pete Rose starred for the Reds with five hits in five at bats as Cincinnati beat New York 6 1.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Charlie Hustle
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Dodger
Charlie
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Rose
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Dick Schofield
Tito Francoena
Everor
Gene Ashley
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Boyer
Phil Gagliano
Bowling league scores and top officiaries in Ottawa
In Ottawa bowling leagues, Dyman ic Men’s League saw Cordle 209 high game and Bettge 564 high series at Bowl. Various teams including Willis Nursery Montgomery Ward Heathman’s and Jaycees posted 4 to 6 wins with notable 30-game totals and individual scores from Gorton Davis Gilbert Bond DeVore and Wolgast. Friday Night Ladies sections list Dengel Wolgast and Swallow with top marks.
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Dymanic
C. Cordle
R. Bettge
Willis Nursery
R. Crawford
Nitcher’s Service
R. Davis
Lee’s Cafe
A. Gilbert
B. Wenthe
Wantland Cleaners
Bond
Ottawa Packers
J. Wilshite
Montgomery Ward
D. Keim
Heathman’s
J. DeVore
Jaycees
B. Rhoades
Harry Smith Auto
C. Brandon
B. Cromewell
B. Bond
White's Furniture
G. Bowman
E. Lawrance
Tradition Favors Horse Which Holds Off The Pace
Louisville crowds expected for the 91st Kentucky Derby with 11 horses at Churchill Downs. Hail To All, a strong Florida-bred colt, aims to follow the Derby pace trend of late winners while Bold Lad enters as early favorite at 5-2. Post time 4:30 pm EST. purse total 154,500 with 112,000 to the winner.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Carry Back
Ward
Florida
Eddie Yowell
Bold Lad
All
Nash Joshua
Native Charger
Flag
Lucky Debonair
Swift Ruler
Carpenter’s Rule
Dapper Dan
Mr. Pak
Tom Rolfe
GBS
Fineisher
Tigers Top Big Eight Baseball Standings With Doubleheader Sweep
Missouri Tigers move to the lead in the Big Eight after sweeping Kansas State 13-9 and 6-1, boasting 7-3 league mark and a half game ahead of Nebraska. The twin bill produced five homers and featured strong hitting from Rudanovich, Stephenson, Strode, and others as Oklahoma's Ridgley and Schreiner helps Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado also post wins and losses.
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Associated” Press
Missouri Tigers
Kansas State
Tigers
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Don Rudanovich
Gene Stephenson
Mike Strode
K-State
Bob Carpenter
Town State
Lincoln
Stan Bahnsen
Cyclones
Tim van Galder
Lawrence
Steve Renko
Cowboys
OSU
Fred Moulder
Tony Sellari
Tracy Freeny
Gary Ray
Jim Shanks
Carl Schreiner
George Ridgley
Sooners
Norman
Joe Cox
Coloado
Steve Best
Jack Coppon
Stanley Cup on Line Tonight at Montreal
The Chicago Black Hawks visit the Montreal Canadiens for a winner take all game in the Stanley Cup final. Chicago must win away from home to claim the Cup, as Montreal seeks a 11th title. Hull and Mikita pace Chicago while Montreal presses on home ice.
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Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Hawks
Lord Stanley
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Hull
Chicago
Mikita
Monetreal
Canadiens
Detroit
Red Wings
Carter Defeats Torres In Eight Round Knockout
Paterson New Jersey AP reports middleweight contender Rube Carter dominated unranked Johnny Torres for seven rounds before stopping him at 1 38 of the eighth in a scheduled ten round bout on Friday night.
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Paterson
N.J
Rube
Hurricane Carter
Johnny ‘Torres
Cardinals Rally Past Pirates In Sealed Defeat Thriller
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0 after a seventh inning miscue by Dick Schoendienst and Gene Alley. Ray Washburn shut down Pittsburgh over the final three frames as the Cardinals snapped a slump.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Vernon Law
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Dick Schoefield
Gene Alley
Franceona
Boyer
Bill White
Cardinals
White
Phil Gagliano
Ray Washburn
Tracy Stallard
Don Cardwell
Marcelino Lopez
Bob Lee
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles
Athletics
Kansas City
Orlando Pena
Angels
Rudy May
East Kansas League golf final at Lake Quivera Ottawa
The final round of the East Kansas League golf championship is Monday at Lake Quivera Country Club in Ottawa. Ottawa High leads the six team field with 342 strokes after two rounds, 53 ahead of second place Bonner Springs. The Cyclones are the defending league champions.
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Lake Quivera Country Club
Kansas City
Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Cyclones
Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Scores Across Ottawa Area
NAOMI FRITTS column lists weekly bowling leaders Susan Wolgast posted a 221 game and 600 series top, Grogan's Standard Service led with 843 game and 2453 series, Eunice Strickland topped Monday at Ottawa Bowl with 200 game and 545 series, Elk's Ladies led with 8604 game and 2350 series and 891 victories. Various venues report top games, series, standings and a batch of splits converted across days.
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Naomi Fritts
Susan Wolgast
Grogan
Eunice Strickland
Elk’s Ladies
Palmer Closes In On Victory At Tournament Of Champions
Arnold Palmer led the third round in Las Vegas with a two stroke edge as heat and wind troubled play. Palmer, the 1962 winner, held a 36 hole total of 135, two ahead of Chi Chi Rodriguez and Doug Sanders. Defending champ Jack Nicklaus trailed by ten strokes at 145.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Victory Circle
Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Doug Sanders
Pack
Jack Nicklaus
Proposed Gun Law Misfire Alarm Sparks Debate
A revived federal bill to ban mail order firearms and require licenses for ammunition would overhaul sales to dealers only. Critics warn it could cripple hunting, wildlife programs, and small gun shops, while supporters point to curbing fanaticism and demo lishing illegal sales.
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Congress
Dallas
Con
State Game Commission
National Rifle Association
Matson Sets Sweep Shot Mark In Southwest Meet
Texas A M star Randy Matson, hampered by a sore knee, propelled the shot 69 feet 1/2 inch on his second throw in a three team Southwest Conference meet with Texas and Rice. The effort shattered his pending world record of 67-10 and his own 67-11 1/4 best, though he later fouled and finished with 63-10 1/4.
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Matson
Dallas Long
Southern
California
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Royal Tlanes
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M. Milton
Victoy
Saffron Glass Co
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Helen Concrad
Arnold
Peoples National Bank
Royal T Lanes
Serveice
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Shoe Box
Marilyn Miller
Eloise Milton
Beautyland
Budge’s Hardware
Clarice Dengel
Ella
Betty Flory
D. McFadden
Ina Cordle
Vera Ferguson
Dorothy Toumberlin
D. Grimm
Betty Reneau
M. Swallow
Maxine Moore
D. Jones
Helen Carey
C. Griffin
B. Hickman
Velma Foster
Maxine Emerson
Mazie Heckman
Dorothy Clotfelter
Donna Nichols
C. Roller
Tonilee Rhoades
Mary Lou Hopkins
Ammco Tools
Lisle Tools
Marquette
Auto Lite
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Everhard
Stewart Warner
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America
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Terry
Ostmeyer
Austin
Tex
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Randy Matson
Texas
Rice
Dean Berlin
Ottawa Lions Club
Pepsi-Cola
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Vonda Kay van Dyke
Shelden
Ottawa
Claude Devorss
Lions International
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