Braves Hammer Astros as Aaron Mathews Lead 9-3 Rally
Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews blasted homers to lift Milwaukee’s Atlanta Braves to a 9-3 win over Houston in Milwaukee County Stadium before 913 fans. Aaron hit two homers and Mathews added one as the pairing extended their two man long distance record. The game also featured Aaron tying for 12th on the all time list with 37 career homers and Mathews reaching 151 for a 9th place solo spot.
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Ottawa High falters in Lawrence Relays third place finish
Ottawa High School placed third at the Lawrence Night Relays held at Haskell Stadium as Lawrence and Topeka West tied for first with 54 points. Ottawa scored 41 with Highland Park 38 and Washburn Rural 23. events included shuttle hurdles and multiple relays, with West and Lawrence dominating the night. Dudley Calder Rick Bien Steve Muray and Ronnie Lloyd led Ottawa in the weight men 440 yard relay, while Bill Greene and Bien posted top marks in shot and javelin.
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Angels top Phillies exiles spark grand slam in win
Angels defeated the Phillies influenced pennant race as former Phillies arms Lopez Shockley and May starred. Lopez earned three wins with 2.08 ERA, Schockley hit a fifth inning grand slam, and Power briefly returned to Angels. The game marked a shift in the AL race and featured trades from Philadelphia’s farm system.
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High Cage Whiz Announces Move to UCLA
New York AP reports Lew Alcindor, famed high school basketball star from Power Memorial, will enroll at UCLA this fall. Alcindor, who set New York city records for points and rebounds under coach Jack Donohue, chose UCLA for its atmosphere and curriculum. He cited liberal arts, writing and music as interests while praising UCLA’s coach.
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Bowling Tuesday Night Ladies Standings and Scores
Tuesday night bowling results list high scores by tbd players across sponsors and lanes. Meador 18 percent on 465 Eagles Ave. Maloney 183. Ferguson 180. Liegerot 181. Sowers 181. Welborn 195. Carey 507. McDaniel 382.
AAU NCAA war threatens top track stars for Russia meet
The dispute between AAU and NCAA may block Randy Matson and other leading college athletes from the U S team bound for Russia this summer. A Chicago meeting and a New York luncheon failed to resolve the five year clash over sanctioning authority and control of domestic meets, with White House or Congress urged to intervene.
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Regional High School Baseball Tournaments Scoreboard
Victoria 7 Beverly 5 in semi final. Barnard 9 Vesper 0. St Marys 10 Greeley 0. Rose Hill 7 Colony 6. Moline 11 Kincaid 1. Burden 8 Tampa 3.
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Reds and Dodgers add pitchers and recall players
Cincinnati Reds acquire two new pitchers after trading Bill Henry to San Francisco for reliever Jim Duffalo and buying 18 year old Dennis Daboll from the Dodgers for first year waiver price of 8000 dollars. Dodgers recall outfielders Lou Johnson Derrell Griffin from Spokane and send Nate Oliver on a 24 hour recall while releasing Dick Smith. Tommy Davis of the Dodgers suffers a broken ankle and will be sidelined about three months.
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