Records Tumble In Ottawa Grade School Meet
Ottawa fourth to sixth graders from four schools competed in ten events across light middle and heavy classes. New records fell in shuttle relays ball throw broad jump and pole vault with standouts from Lincoln Garfield Eugene Field and others.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Lincoln School
Garfield School
Garfield
Eugene
Virgil Gumm
Robert Cooper
Jim Cnaylor
Eugene Field School
Eugene Field
Patterson Hurt The Liston Patterson rematch postponed to July 22
The heavyweight title fight between Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson is delayed from June 27 to July 22 in Las Vegas. Patterson cannot spar for three weeks due to a hand injury after stitches to remove an infected callous on his little finger.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Exchamp
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Patterson
al Bolan
Championship Sports Inc
Floyd
Bolan
Don’t Pitch Too Much Too Early Baseball coaching excerpt
This excerpt advises young pitchers on season ramping from light mound work to curve practice. It emphasizes control over power, slow curve throws with a low glove target, bunting emphasis for baserunning, and a conditioning drill called pick ups to build leg strength and torso flexibility. It underscores gradual workload and practical drills.
Scoreboard Friday results and weekend games
Friday results include San Francisco five, New York three. Philadelphia four over Houston three. Pittsburgh thirteen over Los Angeles two. Cincinnati six over St. Louis zero. Chicago ten over Milwaukee seven. Friday features matchups San Francisco at New York, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Houston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Milwaukee. Sunday games list rematches across the same cities with two games per series.
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San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
W. L Pel. G.B
Louis
Monday's Games Only schedule and results summary
Listed scores from Mondays games include Washington 5 Chicago 2 Baltimore 8 Detroit 5 Kansas City 3 Boston 1 New York 4 Minnesota 3 in 10 innings Cleveland 2 Los Angeles 1. Fixtures show multiple matchups with note of postponed or night games and only games scheduled.
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Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
W. L Pel. G.B. Kansas City
Boston Ocean
Chicago Onnag
Luis Aparicio
Joe Gaines
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Rakow
Ottawa Netters Defeat Baker In Tennis Meet
Ottawa University players edged Baker University 6-3 on the road. Holmstrom beat Vannerson 8-0 7-5, Edwards defeated Foley 6-3 1-6 6-3, Ellsworth swept Graham 6-0 6-0, Slaskey teamed with Ellsworth to win 5-7 6-2 6-0, and Ottawa won all doubles. It was Ottawas first tennis victory of the year.
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Ottawa University
Baker University
Wolf
Baker
Slaikey
Ottawa
Holmstrom
Vannerson
Edwards
Foley
Ellsworth
Graham
Smith
Jones
Trundle
Hammond
Slaskey
Vanderson
Holstrom
Jones and Hammond
Lemon Traded From Twins to Phillies in Cash Deal
The Minnesota Twins sold outfielder Jim Lemon to the Philadelphia Phillies in a straight cash deal. The Twins did not disclose the price.
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St, Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Jim Lemon
Philadelphia Phillies
Twins
Bowling Roundup Highlights Night of 588 and 583 Series
Sue Wolgast led the night with a 588 series and a 221 opener in the Friday Night Ladies League at Royal T Lanes. Elaine Hill contributed 499 as Royal T posted a 2329 team tally to defeat Gambles 3-1. Ottawa Bowl results featured strong men’s scores including Dave Heckman 575 and Ralph Kampschroeder 569, with Pepsi-Cola and Peace Food Center posting solid team totals in the Thursday Night Classic.
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Sue Wolgast
Sue
Royal T
Elaine Hill
Royals
Gambles
Dave Heckman
Lee’s Cafe
W. W. Whitacre
E. Lawrance
White
Russ
Pat
Ralph Kampschroeder
Jim Snider
Pepsi- Cola
Ottawa Insulation
W. Flinsbaugh
Peace Food Center
Kitty Clover
Wolgast
Gatmbles
Hollow
Boyer
Lefler
Pence's Food Center
Spatz
Wills Cafe
I. Croddy
H. Reddick
Nelen & B's Cafe
V. Hoffman
L. Meador
Parmelee
B. Walker
Ottawa _Bowl
B. Adams
Wb. Linch
Kramer Drugs
F. Hughes
McFadden
C. Brumit
C. Warner
Fairmont Dairy
Pp. Melton
P. Melton
Y. Reddick
Rakow And Causey Sparkle In A's Win
Ed Rakow shut down Boston allowing four hits as the A's beat the Red Sox 3-1 to reclaim first place. Wayne Causey had the decisive two run single in a three run seventh, lifting Oakland over Boston while New York and Baltimore won.
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Ed Rakow
Kansas City
Boston
Wayne Causey
A’s
Red Sox
Rakow
New York Yankees
Clete Boyer
Minnesota
Frank Malzone
Ed Bressaud
Causey
Bill Monbouquette
George Alusik
Boyer
Twins
Dick Stigman
Jim Bouton
Yankee
Bill Stafford
Stafford
Earl Battey
Harry Bright
New York
Aparicio
Gaines
Paul Foytack
Tigers
Nuxhall Blanks Cards and Pirates Rally Close
Cincinnati ace Joe Nuxhall blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0 on five hits with no walks to notch his first win of the year. The Pirates beat the Dodgers 13-2 behind Al McBean, while Willie Mays Night at the Polo Grounds saw the Giants win 5-3 over the Mets. Cubs beat Braves 10-7. Phillies edged Astros 4-3. Hank Aaron hit his ninth homer for the Braves.
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Indians
Angels
Don Lee
Gary Bell
Bell
Sam McDowell
Lee
Ron Nischwitz
Senators
Larry Osborne
White Sox
Don Rudolph
Jim King
John Buzhardt
Washington
Dave Nicholson
Chicagoans
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
St. Louis Cardinals
Nuxhall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
al McBean
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
New York Mets
Willie Mays
Polo Grounds
Bady
Bob Bailey
Dodger
Larry Sherry
Mets
Willie
Jack Fisher
Roy Silvers
Phillies
Howie Goss
Colts
Houstons
Carl Warwick
Warwick
Cubs
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Hank Aaron
Braves
College Scores By The Associated Press
Oklahoma 3 2 Missouri 2 5 Kansas 8 0 Iowa State 6 0 second game called in seventh dark ness Oklahoma State 45 Kansas State 3 4 William Jewell 16 Kansas City National 4 Washington St Louis 7 St Louis Concordia 3 Rockhurst 18 Quincy 8 Bradley 15 Rockhurst 5 Quincy 8 St Louis 2 Track Emporia State 72 Pittsburg State 64 Missouri Valley 89 Drury 47 Central Methodist 74 Westminster 62 Evangel 22 Friends 72 Bethel 57 Golf William Jewell 10% Pittsburg Bradley 9 St Louis 8 Wisconsin 22 Southern Illinois Tennis Kansas 7 Nebraska 0
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Missouri
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
William Jewell
Kansas City
National
Washington
St. Louis
Concordia
Rockhurst
Quincy
Bradley
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Missouri Valley
Drury
Central Methodist
Westminster
Evangel
Friends
Bethel
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Southern Illinois
Hole In One Adds To OU Downfall
War rensburg hosted a golf match where Central Missouri State Teachers Mules defeated Ottawa University 414 to 1414. Ray Jones of Warrensburg earned medalist honors with a 68 after holing out from 190 yards with a five iron. Ottawa’s Don Bohling shot 82 as Dick Peters, Ottawa coach, called the win decisive.
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Central Missouri State Teachers
Warrensburg
Ottawa University
Ray Jones
Ottawa
Don Bohling
Women's Golf Pairings Set for Ottawa Country Club
Pairings for women at Ottawa Country Club on Tuesday May 7 include Huckaby with Malouf Cook with Cramer Lewis with F Cramer Deputy with Foulks Lyman Johnson with Burkdoll Carey with H Kramer Worthington with Hill Goss with Peters Crawford with Elder Hysom For reservations call CH 2-2745 or CH 2-5270 Esther Goss won the golf ball last Tuesday Ottawa women reminded of Santa Fe Hills Country Club invitational May 14.
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Ottawa Country Club
Huckaby
Malouf
Cook
Cramer
Lewis
F. Cramer
Foulks
R. Lyman
Johnson
Burkdoll
Carey
H. Kramer
Worthington
Hill
Goss
Peters
Crawford
Elder
Hysom
Esther Goss
Ottawa
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Jane Barr
Oceola Harvey
Phillip Crump
David DePriest
Bill Stauffer
Vicki Ratliff
Terry Carter
Kay Ice
Jim Caylor
Monty Hobbs
Light
Pam Laury
Karen Keller
Gary Wadkins
Allen Toumberlin
Gary Sheffield
Pole Vauit
Danny Bush
Frank Mann
Cook Field
Herald Photo
Associated Press
Ralph Terry
Pepper
Bobby Richardson
Jack Sanford
Bobby
Tom Tresh
Rich
Sanford
THE
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Gillette
West 4Th St
Tire & Pply
Ine
Rakow and
Mike Rathet
Les Narum
Bob Johnson
Orioles
Narum
Wes Stock
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phils
Houston Colts
Reds
San Diego
Lee Cardenas
Pete Rose
Ernie Broglio
Duke Snider
Snider
Met
Lawrence
Nebraska
N. Main
Harry Barish
Penes
D. McIntire Treees
Taylor
C. Brandon Veee
Cole
B. Bond
A. Flinsbaugh
F. Simmons
Heathman Oll
W. Fiinsbaugh
Keim
Akels
K. Hollon
E. Ferguson
A. Mietchen
T. Markseas
W. Jones II
N. Thompson
Tr. V. Selden
C. Cordie Wees
H. Doman
Dick Peters
Ottawa Herald
Dean Berlin
Josie Atchison
Princeton
Davenport
John H. Roeckers
Myers Bros., Auctioneers
A. O. Sigler
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