Oliva's Grand Slam Fueling Twins Power Surge
Tony Oliva, 23, Cuban rookie right fielder for Minnesota, homered twice including a grand slam and drove in six as the Twins beat the Angels 9-1. His hot stretch follows a 427 batting average with seven games of dominance, aided by Homer Cubs Fidel Castro backstory. Other AL games saw New York, Cleveland, and Boston win. Kaat earned his 3rd win, and Adcock, Lopez, and Howser contributed key moments.
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Los Angeles Angels
Twins
United States
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Oliva
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Rookie Oliva Dazzles Angles With Six RBI
Minnesota rookie Tony Oliva impressed Los Angeles manager Bill Rigney with a 6 RBI performance in a 9-1 win. Oliva collected four hits including a grand slam off Jack Spring and a solo shot off Paul Foytack, lifting his average to .427. He has seven homers and 18 RBI through 31 at bats in his last seven games.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Tony Oliva
Henry Aaron
Oliva
Los Angeles
Bill Rigney
Angel
Rigney
Minnesota
Angels
Aaron
Milwaukee
Jack
Paul Foytack
Tony
Twins
Sam Mele
Bowling Scores From Friday Night League Standings
Bowling scores list multiple teams led by players with high game 10 and series totals across clubs such as Pences Foods Ottaw Insulation Pepsi Cola Gambles Edmiston Kitty Clover Thursday Night Ladies Bond Cleaners Towner Budge Hardware Mann Bell Drugs Bienies Garage Beautyland Litwins Southwestern Bell National Guard Keen Company Best Truck Lines Briscoe Drugs Cheney Markets. Notable high marks include W. Jones 207, Kamp Schroeder 289, Wittman 402, and Bell 527 combined across entries.
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Classic Pence's
Wilhite
Bettge
Ottawa Insulation
W. Jones
Pepsi Cola
R. Kampschroeder
Gambles
J. Meek
Edmiston’s
G. Simmons
Kitty Clover
H, TuCker
Ladies Bond's Cleaners
M. Bush
Towner’s
Horn
Budge’s Hardware
W. Foster
Mann Bell Drugs
Thrasher
Wittman
Bienie’s
Bien
Kersley
Beautyland
Milton
Litwin's
Melton
Hopkins
Southwestern Bell
Yeager
Wolgast
Conrad's Painters
Wichman
Dutch Boy Paints
Day
National Guard
Hamerickhouse
the Keen Company
Calkins
Jackson
BEST
Welborn
Isham
Briscoe
Zielsdorf
Golf Team Takes 7th at Leavenworth Regional
Ottawa High golfers ended the season with their best total this year. The four man team of Buck Vivian, Jim Colby, Gary Duffield, and Tom Parks posted 27 to place seventh in the regional tournament at Leavenworth on May 7. Individual four man scores were Vivian 78 Colby 82 Duffield 83 Parks 84. Two man scores were 88 by Steve Roush and 91 by John Evans. Washington of Bethel won the four man event with 314. meet medalist Mike Krone led with 71 and Lawrence topped the two man scoring with 150. Par is 72.
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Ottawa High
Buck Vivian
Jim Colby
Gary Duffield
Tom Parks
Leavenworth
Steve Roush
John Evans
Washington
Bethel
Lawrence
Mike Krone
Ottawa
Vivian
Colby
Duffield
Parks
Wildlife Club Elects Officers of Williamsburg
The Williamsburg Wildlife and Conservation Club elected new officers after its annual meeting Beeson was named president Byron Faden became vice president and Tony Van Leiden is secretary treasurer Board members named were Leroy Bien Max Thompson Lyle Hart C F Boston and O M Milliken A meeting is set for 8 p m May 11 at the Ottawa Gun Club on K 68 to plan a membership drive and discuss upcoming projects
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Williamsburg Wildlife and Conservation Club
Forest Beeson
Byron Faden
Tony van Leiden
Leroy Bien
Max Thompson
Lyle Hart
C. F. Boston
O. M. Milliken
Ottawa
Mets Ace Takes Three Of Four
Al Jackson pitched a complete game for the Mets in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. He joins a club with a 4.16 record, accounting for three of New York’s four victories as Jim Maloney fanned 10 in a losing effort.
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Met
New York
al Jackson
New York Mets
Texas
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Jackson
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Art Mahaffey
Joe Torre
Eddie Mathews
Jack Baldschun
Giants
Cubs
Jesus Alou
Willie Mays
Haller
Linday McDaniel
Mays
Billy Williams
Roberto Clemente
Curt Simmons
Roger Craig
Pirates
Cardinals
Bob Veale
Reds
Tim Harkness
Mets
Charlie Smith
al Moran
Johnny Edwards
Player Seeks Pars After Two Under Round At Colonial
Gary Player fired a crisp two under par 68 in the opening round of the Colonial National Invitational. Weather hampered many leaders as 727 players began the event. Tommy Jacobs carded 69 to sit one behind. Arnold Palmer shot 76 with Jack Nicklaus also 76, Julius Boros 77, while the field includes 45 of the top 50 money winners.
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James Mangan
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Gary Player
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Jacobs
Gay Brewer
Dallas
Ray Floyd
St. Andrews
al Besselink
Merchantville
N.J
Jerry Edwards
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Dodgers Struggle as Podres Trade Rumor Swirls
Los Angeles facing an 18th loss in 22 games, 2-1 to Houston, amid rumor of pitcher Podres trade. GM Buzzie Bavasi denies talks as Dodgers sit six games behind Giants. Maury Wills leads team batting .309 while Frank Howard totals eight homers and the club hits .235.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Houston Colts
Johnny Podres
Mo Atly
Colt
Poderes
Warren Spahn
Dodger
Buzzie Bayasi
Houston
Colts
San Francisco Giants
New
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Kansans After Camp Meet In Eastern Kansas Ponds Refill
Kansans await clearing skies as rains boost fishing in eastern Kansas. Camp meet participants note improved conditions at the Strip Pits in Pittsburg with ponds refilled, saving thousands for local anglers.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas Campers and Anglers News and Licenses
The Kansas Sportsman notes ponds in western Kansas drying and fish being relocated to larger impoundments. Sherman County lake near Goodland ready, to be restocked and opened after two years. Reports large turnout at Agricultural Hall of Fame displays and upcoming camping events in Leavenworth and Pittsburg. Kansas campers chapters rise to 25 with named groups and leaders. convention planned at Toronto Reservoir and bids for 1966 National in Toronto if possible. Crappie fishing remains good in Turtle Creek and Toronto after rains. 1963 fishing licenses total 278,155 with 19,925 out-of-state. hunting licenses 209,722 with 18,639 non-residents. combined revenue over 1,868,000.
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Kansas
Sherman County State Lake
Goodland
Brave Souls
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Agricultural Hall
Kansas City
Kansas State University
Manhattan
K-State Student Union
4-H Extension Service
Manhattan Recreation Commission
Bob Wyatt
Johnson County
Louis Likes
Overland Park
Charles Harte
Topeka
George McCaskie
Trailblazers
Atchison
A. L. Hite
Derby
Frank Campbell
Wellington
Gerald Duncan
McPherson
Salina
Peabody
Buhler
Chanute
Toronto Reservoir
Ohio
Toronto
Wichita Golfer Leads Missouri Valley Golf Meet
John Stevens of Wichita led the Missouri Valley Conference golf tournament after 36 holes with 142, shooting 69 and 73. Richard Pearce of St Louis stood second at 143, while Cincinnati’s Bruce Botte was third at 144 as Cincinnati led team standings. The MVC Spring Sports Festival opened tennis and baseball and scheduled the track finals for Saturday with defending baseball champion St Louis and tennis title defense by Tulsa.
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Louisville
John Stevens
Wichita
Stevens
Richard Pearce
St. Louis
Bruce Botte
Cincinnati
North Texas
MVC
Tulsa
Drake
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates And Masthead
Ottawa Herald lists pricing for trade area mail subscriptions including one month to one year. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and states AP membership and exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
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Nuzman Lumber
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Turtle Creek
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Bob Robbins
Gary Carothers
Lead Valley
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S. Cedar
Robert B. Wellington
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Centropolis
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