Kiddie Korps Adds Two New Standouts
Orioles rookie McNally and rookie Bunker combined for a 5-0 shutout of Washington, as McNally improved to 3-1 with a strong start and Bunker debuted with a one hit shutout. The pairing helped Baltimore pace the Kiddie Korps in a busy AL slate, with Detroit, Minnesota, and Cleveland also winning behind stellar pitching and timely hitting.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Chuckin’s
Dave McNally
Wally Bunk
Baltimore
McNally
Orioles
Bunker
Washington
Bers
Steve Barber
Chuck Estrada
Milt Pappas
Senators
Chuck Hinton
Fred Valentine
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
New York Yankees
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
John O'Donoghue
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Boston
Kline
Bunker and Stock
Pizarro
Fisher
Chicago
Kralick
Chance
Los Angeles
Arrigo
Wickersham
Kant
Wichita East Has Most Qualifiers At Kansas Track Meet
Wichita East leads with 19 qualifiers and three relays as four Kansas high school divisions prepare for the 1964 track meet in Manhattan. Hoisington Kinsley Ford and others loom as strongest contenders for Class AA A B and BB titles with medicine lodge Mulvane Neodesha Concordia Clay Center Caldwell Lebanon Fairview Soldier among top hopefuls.
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PEKA
Wichita East
Hoisington
Kinsley
Ford
Kansas
Clyde Coffman
Shawnee Mission East
Medicine Lodge
Mulvane
Neodesha
Concordia
Clay Center
Caldwell
Lebanon
Fairview
Soldier
Wichita
Hutchinson
Sherman Lewis Named to East in All-America Game
Buffalo New York AP report states 157 pound back Sherman Lewis from Michigan State is named to the East team for the All-America game on June 27 in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Swedes Sweep Friends in Twin Bill at Bethany
LINDSBORG Kan AP Bethany College swept a doubleheader from Friends University 11 7 and 7 2 on Tuesday to finish the season with a 5 7 record The Bethany wins improved the team s showing in the final slate of games amid a competitive matchup at Bethany College field.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Bethany
Friends
Northwestern's Stinson Hits 91-Yard Kickoff Return TD
Northwestern player Willie Stinson returned a kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown against Indiana, marking the longest kickoff return TD in the Big Ten last season. The play showcased Stinson's speed and broke the Indiana kickoff return with a game changing score.
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Northwestern
Willie Stinson
Indiana
Expanded Service and Relays Highlight Franklin County Notes
Don Brown expands service notes for a rainy day as readers await Bill Boucek’s ECAC track headline. Roy DeWitt joins Tex Winter at Manhattan High after K State years while Gary Marriott leads junior high football and basketball at Ottawa University. Boucek recalls a relay win that surprised Scheufler as County Agent Brown weighs a Miss America farm tour with Mrs Brown declining.
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Bill Boucek
Roger Shoemaker
Pomona High
DeWitt
Tex Winter
Roy
Gary Marriott
Ottawa University
Scheuffler
Boucek
Don Brown
Brown
Franklin County
Kaline Out With Aches Forces Tigers Star to Rest
Detroit Tigers outfielder Al Kaline will miss at least three to four days due to an inflamed tendon in his left big toe and a bruised ankle knee and pulled muscle in the same leg. He was hitting .224 with one homer and six RBI before the injury and is expected to miss Tuesday night’s game against the Yankees.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
al Kaline
Kaline
New York Yankees
Washburn Wins Title In Weather Shortened Meet
Washburn of Te. Peka Kan won its third straight Central Intercollegiate Conference golf title as winds and rain cut the final 18 holes to nine. Washburn posted a 45-hole total of 767, with Pittsburg's Dan Tourtelot and Washburn's Jerry Adams sharing medalist honors at 183.
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OMAHA
Washburn
Te. Peka
Kan
Fittsburg
Kansas
Emporia
Fort Hays
Kaia
Jerry Adams
Dan Tourtelot
Pittsburg
Bowling Scores From Tuesday Night Ladies League
Report lists top scores for numerous teams including Eagles Auxiliary 3 with Maloney 173 and Brill 443, Shinn Haley 1 with Jackson 174 and Simmons 451, and multiple entries for agencies such as Todd's Insurance 3, Arnold's Jewelry I, and Kofo 2. Matches feature highs in 10 and 30 games, with totals spanning from the 400s to the 500s as Ottawa area leagues continue weekly play.
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Ladies Eagles
B. Maloney
B. Brill
Shinn-Haley
P. Jackson
S. Simmons
Todd's Insurance
H, Wenthe
Griffith Confident KO Helped Him in Title Defense
Emile Griffith says his December knockout by Robin Carter did not haunt him. He trains in New York for a June 12 welterweight title defense against former champion Luis Rodriguez in Las Vegas, believing the knockout will spur tougher fighting.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Robin Carter
Luis Rodriguez
Las Vegas
Carter
Emile
the West
Rodriguez
Madison Square Garden
Mays Marichal Shutout Colts in Giants Win
Willie Mays raised his batting average to .478 with two homers and a single in five trips as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Houston Colts 6-0. Juan Marichal earned his sixth victory, continuing the pair’s dominant run against the Colts.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Will Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Say Hey Kid
San Francisco Giants
Houston Colts
Mays
Marichal
League Leaders Show Giants Stars Lead Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists the top NL and AL leaders by batting and pitching, naming Mays and Oliva among others. Highlights include Mays leading NL in average and RBIs, Maloney and Kline posting strong ERA marks, and several key performances in Tuesday games across Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Chicago.
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Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Mayo
Milwaukee
Banks
Santo
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Howard
Los Angeles
OU Golfers Take Fourth in Kansas Conference Meet
Ottawa University placed fourth in a ten team field at the Kansas Conference Golf tournament in Salina. Ted Russell led OU with fourth in individual scoring as the five medalists included Andy Sabol and Terry Ryan. OU’s five-man team scores were Russell 233, Hartter 245, Bundy 279, Gamble 279, for a total 1036 at Salina Country Club and Elks courses.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Salina
Ted Russell
College of Emporia
Baker University
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson College
Southwestern
Bethel
Friends
Sterling
Bethany
Major stars bat as Mays and Giants roll past Astros 6-0
Willie Mays and the Giants slugged in a 6-0 win over Houston as Mays hit his 12th and 13th homers, added a single, drove in four, and extended his hitting streak to 19 games while lifting his average to .478. Dave McNally pitched the Orioles past Washington 5-0, improving to 3-1 with two-hits allowed.
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Giants
Marichal
Ted Williams
Dizzy Dean
Milwaukee
New York
Hank Fischer
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dick Tracewski
Mays
Houston
Skinny Brown
Fischer
Rico Carty
Alvin Jackson
Jim Maloney
Pirates Reds
Maloney
Smoky Burgess
Gene
Freese
Cardinal
Phils
Tracewski
Joey Amalfitano
Associated Press
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Dave McNally
Orioles
Washington
Baltimore
Senators
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Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Willie Kirkland
Lolich
Hector Lopez
Yankees
Tigers
Willie Horton
Don Wert
Kaat
White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Twins
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versailles
Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
Versailes
O'Donoghue
Wayne Causey
Wyatt
Angels
Indians
Woodie Held
Larry Brown
Red Sox
Dick Radatz
By Elon Torrence
Lewis
Swedes
the Sports Log
Terry Murphy
Dean Berlin
Nuzman Lumber
Arnold’s
Ferguson
Kofo
H. Carey
L. Wise
Royalt L. L
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Gage
Foremost Dairy
B. Wenthe
Ottawa Savings
R. Bennett
Maracaibo Oil
Jackson
Ogle
Peterson’s Masonry
Rader
Otasco—O
Staten
Terry
AL Berts Motors
D Cordle
C. Wolgast
Ottawa Packers
F. Simmons
J. Clark
Ottawa Times
B. Hart
B. Rinehart
Hart
Trout’s Southpaws
S. Smith
People’s National Bank
R. Johnson
Western Auto
Horn
Bennetts‘s Creamery
H. Kramer
EIS
Wagner-Locksheed
Harry Smith
S. Main
Jack
Nicklaus
Ian
Marichal Comic Colts
THE
Wills
Harper
Shaw
Gibson
Oliva
Bressoud
Rollins
Wagner
Colavito
Hall
Mathews
West
Versalles
Hinton
Aparico
Dodgers
BMA
Ottawa, Kansas
Dale Skilling
Ottawa
Business Men's Assurance CO
Missouri
Midway
U.S.A
Hrysler Motors Corporation
Bob White
MTR. CO
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Valiant
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Joe McAuley
Jeep
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