Score's Option May End Majors Career
CHICAGO AP Exactly five years after a line drive shattered Herb Score's eye the White Sox optioned the lefty to Indianapolis on 24 hour recall signaling the possible end of his major league career at age 28. Once a rookie of the year and a 20 9 winner he has since slumped to 17 26 with the Indians and Sox. Manager Al Lopez remains hopeful noting Score's arm strength and that he throws as hard as ever. Score believes his eye is fine and cites control as the issue. He worked six innings this season with no decisions and a 4 50 ERA.
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Musial Steals Show As Cardinals Rededicate Records
New York AP reports Stan Musial, 41, keeps rewriting NL records while batting .375 for a pennant hopeful Cardinals. He aims to tie Honus Wagner with 3,430 hits as he chases the league’s total hit mark, with crucial trips against the Giants and Dodgers ahead. Musial notes Shantz trade helps the club as he nears another milestone.
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Delay Grid Start For 7th Graders
Ottawa Junior High will delay seventh grade football. Eighth and ninth graders report at season start, seventh graders join three weeks later for fundamentals. Budget set at 2,753.98 with 1,376.16 for football and coaches plan to field 9th graders to compete.
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Big Jump In Attendance For Baseball
National League attendance rose 42 percent to 1,684,508 through Sunday as cold, wet, and hot weather failed to dampen fan turnout. Even without the Houston Colts and New York Mets, NL gains stood at 17 percent with the Colts averaging 18,400 per home date and the Mets about 9,500. The American League saw a slight rise, with total attendance at 1,144,312 compared to 1,136,057 last year, led by the Dodgers whose move to Dodger Stadium boosted attendance by 165,000 after moving from the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Cancelled track meet between OU and CMS-T Warrensburg
The track meet scheduled this afternoon at OU's Cook Field between Oklahoma University and Central Missouri State Teachers College in Warrensburg Missouri was canceled.
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Hirsch Given Reins On Rams
Los Angeles AP reports Ram General Manager Elroy Hirsch received full and exclusive authority to run the club while owners hash out legal difficulties. He may hire freely for up to 30 days after the NFL championship, or until all owners agree to terminate him, or the dispute is settled. Owners Dan Reeves Fred Levy Ed Pauley and Hal Seley feud over control.
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Lucky Number On An Airplane
Three Connecticut jet aircraft mechanics won the largest American racing payoff on a $2 ticket worth $56,877 at Suffolk Downs. They claimed the twin double pool from Saturday’s racing after confirming their identities, leaving with most winnings in small bills. The bet was based on an engine number 2 6 7 5 but with no seven horse the bettor used 2 6 6 5, yielding the win.
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Schedule and results from Wednesday AP report
The Associated Press list shows Wednesdays schedule with Boston at New York Chicago at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Cleveland at Minnesota Detroit at Los Angeles and only result Houston 9 Los Angeles. Also included are Monday results and additional games New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee San Francisco at St Louis Los Angeles at Houston.
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Bowling Hot Streak For Doty In Ottawa Bowl
Doty continues his hot bowling run in the Ottawa Bowl league posting a 603 series and 219 173 211 last night to add to 627 on Saturday. Teammate contributions include Schultz 576 Armstrong 495 Wenthe 526 and Heckman 508 as the team totals a 2708 series. Wenthe added a 624 Saturday night with 207 215 202 while Luff posted a 606 series on Saturday night with 205 215 186.
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Turncoat Bob Aspromonte Haunts Dodgers In Colts Win
Houston’s Bob Aspromonte, 23, returns to face his old Dodgers teammates and hits a three run homer as the Colts beat Los Angeles 9-6. He drove in the go ahead runs in the seventh after Norm Larker and Hal Smith sparked the rally. Tiefenauer earned the win with three innings of one hit relief.
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Ottawans Excel in IOOF Bowling Tournament
Ottawa bowlers shine at the IOOF Odd Fellows state tournament in Garnett. One Ottawa team finished fourth with a 2878 pin team series. Standouts include Orb Morrison 527 Ernie Lawrance 618 C L Breckenridge 623 Louis Turner 558 and Glenn Ainsworth 552. Breckenridge won the singles with 667 while Lowrance placed fourth 648 and Fred Ferguson seventh 642. In all events Lowrance 1170 Morrison 1170 Breckenridge 1836.
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Laver and Emerson Plan Pro Careers After Davis Cup
Rod Laver and Roy Emerson, top Australian Davis Cup stars, are expected to turn professional after the Davis Cup challenge round in Brisbane in late December. They are in Rome for the Italian championship and will leave amateur ranks following the event, according to Melbourne Herald tennis writer Alan Steward.
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Washburn Leads CIC Golf Play
Washburn holds strong margins in both two man and four man divisions as the Central Conference Golf Tournament enters its final round in Topeka. Opening round team scores list Washburn 312 in two man, 645 in four man, with Omaha 320 and St Benedict's 320 in two man and 659 in four man, followed by Fort Hays State 336 and 702 respectively.
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Amputee Pitcher Tosses No-Hit Baseball Gem
Pittsburgh AP reports 16 year old Tommy Walters of Penn Hills High School threw a no-hit no-run game against Swissvale, walking only one batter. The right handed pitcher, who uses an artificial leg after a football injury five years ago, had a prior shutout last week.
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