Cepeda Drives Five As Giants Rout Cubs 11-6 in NL Action
Orlando Cepeda the Baby Bull leads San Francisco with a homer a double and a single driving in five as the Giants win their 10th straight and extend their NL lead to 24½ games over St Louis. Jim O'Toole tosses five hitter for Cincinnati in a 3-2 win over the Cards. Pirates top Dodgers 5-4 on Bob Skinner's bases loaded single. Mets fall to Phillies 6-5 as Dallas Green preserves win. Houston beats Milwaukee 7-4 with late relief.
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Women's Golf Pairings Set at Ottawa Country Club
Pairings for the Ottawa Country Club women’s golf event on Tuesday list B. Netherland with R. Lyman L. Lollar with J. Isham A. Frieden with A. Shade J. Speer with C. Roberts E. Kelsey M. Deputy with R. Fletcher D. Peters H. Kramer with C. Lister J. Foulks A. Crawford with R. Hodson P. Young with M. L. Sheldon. Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CH 2-4655.
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OHS Duo Wins NEKL Doubles. Ottawa Falls Short
Highland Park, led by Dick Evans and Randy Currie, edged Ottawa’s Roger Reynolds and Eddie Davidson 6 3 86 to claim the NEKL doubles title. Loren Shofner of Ottawa placed fourth in singles, losing to Lawrence’s Chris Pinet and Dick Harp as Lawrence took the meet, Ottawa finishing third with three points.
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Ottawa golfers edge playoff to finish NEKL event
Deputy of Ottawa won a sudden death playoff on the third hole over Roger Kluska of Highland Park after both tied for second. 81 holes left Deputy and Kluska with 362, while Tom Kreager of Leavenworth led with 350. Highland Park won the league, Ottawa finished fourth, and Leavenworth second with Lawrence third.
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Indians Swap Two for Tashy
Cleveland Indians acquire center fielder Willie Tashy from the Washington Senators in exchange for left handed pitchers Don Rudolph and Steve Hamilton. The move comes as Cleveland already fields six outfielders.
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New Grade School Track Records Set
Phil Fowler of Lincoln won two events and tied for first in a third at the city grade school track meet on Cook Field. He set 50 yd and 75 yd dashes records, while Lincoln and Garfield runners set multiple marks in heavyweight middleweight and lightweight divisions with records and strong showings across events.
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Tyson Harvey
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Doman Sparks 622 Series In Ottawa Bowl Night
H Doman led Willis Nursery in Dynamics League with a 188 179 start and a 255 final for a 622 series best on the night. Other Friday action includes RoyalTY High 10 and various high scores by Wolgast Hensick and Honn, across Ottawa Bowl activities and standings.
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Banker Gets Two Birdies at Bankers Golf Tourney
Wellsville cashier Dick Moherman won two golf balls for birdies on two holes during the Kansas Bankers Association golf tournament at Victory Hills Country Club in Kansas City. The convention runs three days at Town House Hotel with a 75th anniversary celebration. Mrs Moherman accompanied her husband for opening hospitality rooms at 4 p.m. on the main floor and penthouse. A buffet dinner, a mixer in the grand ballroom at 8 30 p.m., and prize awards followed.
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Weekly Baseball Standings and Results Summary
San Francisco leads with 19 wins and 5 losses. St Louis and Pittsburgh sit at 14 and 8. Los Angeles 14 10 Chicago 3 15 New York 3 15. Friday results show San Francisco over Chicago 11 to 6 and Philadelphia over New York 6 to 5. Sunday schedule includes Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Chicago with other matchups.
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Three-Way Tie In Champs Tournament Leads after 36 Holes
In Las Vegas the Tournament of Champions reaches the third round with Arnold Palmer Doug Ford and Cary Middlecoff atop the leaderboard at 139 after 36 holes. A crowded pack follows with Billy Casper Karl Stewart Bruce Crampton and Jack Fleck at 140, while Doug Sanders Joe Campbell at 141 and Gene Littler at 148.
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Romano's Homers Lift Indians Past Kansas City 6-5
Cleveland catcher John Honey Romano slugged two homers to lift the Indians to a 6-5 victory over the Kansas City Athletics, boosting his season average to .333 as Minnesota, Boston, and Los Angeles also posted wins. Wagner sparked the Angels with a seven inning homer burst, while Boston exploded for 12 runs in a big fifth.
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Honey) Romano
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al Kaline
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Pfister Brilliant Eight-Plus Innings Not Enough In Loss
Dan Pfister pitched seven strong innings for the Athletics before wildness and Johnny Romano’s homer fueled Cleveland’s 6-5 comeback win. Pfister yielded one hit through seven before walking three in the eighth and watching Romano’s two homers seal the Indians victory.
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Minor Scores Baseball Skews Big Conference Results
Oklahoma defeats Missouri 13 to 6 while Nebraska wins against Iowa State 45 to 9. Kansas State posts 21 while Colorado and Kansas both sit 7 7. Oklahoma State falls 6 to 3 as Kansas tops Oklahoma State 46 to 6 in uncertain junior standings.
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Lawrence Wins NEKL Track Meet Second in NEKL showdown
Lawrence High School defended its Northeast Kansas League track title with 95 points, overpowering Ottawa 42 and Leavenworth 40 as it claimed a fourth straight league crown. Ottawa star Mickey Reed set a new record in discus at 152-1 and topped Ottawa in the long jump. relay and sprint marks were also noted across the field.
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Ottawa-Phillips 66 Men Open 1962 Softball Season
The Ottawa-Phillips 66 men's softball team will start the 1962 season with a practice double header in Forest Park Sunday afternoon. Manager Gene Ramsey announced the 2:30 game time. The Ottawa squad competes in the Eastern Kansas League this season.
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