Buhl Leads Braves Over Dodgers 2-1 In Lively Duel
Bob Buhl pitched a three hitter as Milwaukee Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 at Dodger Stadium. Del Crandall homered and drove in a second run for Milwaukee while Don Drysdale pitched well in a tough loss. Other NL results: Cubs fall to Pirates, Reds edge Giants, Cardinals top Phillies.
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Drysdale
Cubs
Bob Friend
Dick Elsworth
Ellsworth
Houston
McLish
Giants
Willie Kirkland
Reds
Jack Sanford
Roy McMillan
Cards
John Buzhardt
Joe Cunningham
Marshall Bridges
Yanks Beat Lary to Take Lead in AL Race
The New York Yankees toppled Detroit’s Frank Lary 4-2 to gain a half game on the White Sox. Baltimore beat Chicago 6-4, Washington downed Cleveland 7-6, and Kansas City beat Boston 5-0. Rookie Bill Short earned the win with six hits allowed and Elston Howard homered in the sixth to back the victory.
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al Smith
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Big Field In Open Golf Play
Eleven past winners and eight international players join a 2480-entry field for the 60th U S Open at Cherry Hills Denver June 16 to 13 with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player among the contenders. A 36 hole trial will cut the field to 150, with many top players exempt from early qualifying. Exempt players include Billy Casper, Tommy Bolt, Cary Middlecoff and Jack Fleck among others.
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South Africa
Stan Leonard
Canada
Dennis Hutchinson
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Australia
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Billy Casper Jr
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Tommy Bolt
Cary Middlecolf
Jack Fleck
Cyclone Track Team Heads to Atchison Meet
Ottawa High School will send a full Cyclone squad to Atchison for the Northeast Kansas League meet. Coach Orlis Cox aims for third place, with a possible second, while predicting Lawrence Lions will win the title. Jim Roth contends for shot put and discus honors after a 51 1 4 foot throw, and Leroy Martin eyes the javelin to bolster Ottawa’s weight events.
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Roth
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Baseball scores and Thursday schedule from midweek games
Wednesday results show Cincinnati over San Francisco and St Louis beating Philadelphia while Chicago and Pittsburgh split. Thursday matchups place Pittsburgh at Chicago, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco, and Philadelphia at St Louis with no result yet.
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Bowling Scores for Wednesday Night Ladies League
Eagles Auxiliarys lead with Maloney 168 475 and Mack 194 530. Peoples Not's Bank and Kansas State post high games led by Moore 181 489 and Jackson 175. High totals include Pogue 214 884 and Whitacre 204 547 among others in the Wednesday results.
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Boudreau Named Cubs Manager After Grimm Exit
Lou Boudreau replaces Charlie Grimm as Chicago Cubs manager in a surprise move by owner P K Wrigley after a 5-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Boudreau, 42, former star shortstop and ex-manager of the Indians Red Sox and Athletics, had been a Cubs broadcaster. He will meet players and Grimm to assume duties.
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Kansas City
Phillies Among Thief's Victims
AP report from St Louis notes thieves robbed hotel guests early Wednesday, taking 445 in cash and jewelry valued at 1740. Among victims were Philadelphia Phillies players Bobby Gene Smith and Joe Koppe, who lost 140 and 120 respectively, plus Carroll McMillen of Kansas City who lost 160 in cash a 900 diamond ring a 700 diamond watch and a 40 ring.
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Bobby Gene Smith
Joe Koppe
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
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Koppe
Carroll McMillen
Kansas City
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Doane Relays Preview with OU Braves Team Notes
Ottawa University defending champions of the Doane Relays in Crete Nebraska travel with a 12 man squad. They will skip the two mile and medley relays but enter 440 and 880 relays, mile relay, sprints and field events led by Bill Wilson Marvin Wilson Bob Pps John Maack and Larry Cyre Also entered are Rich Copeland Craig Costa Gerald Siscoe Nick Gang Tom Kinder and Marvin Wilson in various events Bill Boucek notes only one returning member from last year’s squad.
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Braves
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Marvin Wilson
Bob Pps
John Maack
Larry Cyre
Lew ‘Walker
Bill Hanson
Rich Copeland
Craig Costa
Gerald Siscoe
Nick. Gang
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Tom Kinder
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