Senators Have Streak Going After 5-3 Win Over Red Sox
Senators manager Harry Lavagetto steers Washington to a second straight win, 5-3 over Boston as Ted Abernathy and Herbie Plews star. Abernathy allowed four hits in his first win of the season. Plews drove in two on a double and two singles.
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Harry
Cookie) Lavagetto
Washington Senators
Senators
Red Sox
Ted Abernathy
Herbie Plews
Plews
Willard Nixon
Billy Klaus
Abernathy
Dick Gernert
Boston
Lavagetto
Chuck Dressen
Dressen
U. S. Objects To Soviet Travel Rules
The United States protested to Russia over road blocks and police actions restricting American travel in the USSR. A formal note delivered by the American Embassy in Moscow was released in Washington. The note says Soviet rules restrict Americans beyond Moscow’s public claims, contrasting with the U S stance on Soviet travel in the United States.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Braves Hopefuls Struggle In Left Field Bat Power
MILWAUKEE The Braves face questions on pennant chances as four left fielders combine a .163 batting average. Tenants Tanner .192 Thomson .156 Covington .143 Patko .143. GM Quinn says trade talks are possible but the deadline June 15 offers few appealing targets. Eight RBIs total from the quartet, only one in the last eight games.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Chuck Tanner
Bobby Thomson
Wes Covington
Andy Patko
John Quinn
Quinn
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
New York
The
Redlegs
Frank Robinson
Rip Repulski
Philadelphia
del Ennis
St. Louis
Thomas
Braves
Ottawa High School Sports Awards Presentations
The second awards section in the Ottawa High School program occurred in the assembly period. Jim Clark handed tennis letters to Joel Berglund Don Higgins Larry Forsythe Wallace Henning Bob Keelin Gary Burke and Larry Bancroft. John Giger awarded golf letters to Bud Gollier Fred Gollier Jim Corlis and Mike Latimer. Orlis Cox distributed track letters to seniors Larry Robinson Gary Hornbuckle Dennis Smith Meredith Williams Frank Johnson Jim Tolson Terry Paul and Morgan Williams. Juniors Dale Watts Larry Arnold Larry Fisher David Scott Jack Stewart Jay Haggard and George Small. Sophomores Larry Clabaugh Larry Cyre Robert Epps and Roger Schmanke. Freshmen Thorpe Nolan Dennis Smith and Jack Smith and managers Jere Berglund David Hilligos and Dale Milburn. Non athletic awards were given by the commerce department and the DAR.
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Ottawa High School
Jim Clark
Joel Berglund
Don Higgins
Larry Forsythe
Wallace Henning
Bob Keelin
Gary Burke
Larry Bancroft
Orlis Cox
Larry Robinson
Gary Hornbuckle
Dennis Smith
Meredith Williams
Frank Johnson
Jim Tolson
Terry Paul
Morgan Williams
Dale Watts
Larry Arnold
Larry Fisher
David Scott
Jack Stewart
Jay Haggard
Dale Milburn
Commerce Department
The
DAR
League Standings and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
Tuesday standings and schedules across leagues list matchups Detroit versus Sulivan, Kansas City against Sturdivan, and Chicago versus Washington-Donovan or Wilson versus Pascual. Monday results show Washington beating Boston 5-3, plus several postponed games due to rain. American Association notes St Paul 14 Denver 8, while Southern Association lists Nashville 9 Mobile 0 and New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 2 with several rain-postponed games. Texas League results include San Antonio 5 Oklahoma City 3 and Austin 12 Tulsa 6, with Shreveport and other games postponed by wet grounds. Western League results feature Topeka A over Amarillo 6 to A and Colorado Springs 8 Des Moines 1 amid other scores.
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Warren Hacker
Birdie Tebbetts
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Yankees
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Boxton
Maas
Sulivan
Garver
Sturdivan
Donovan
Wilson
Pascual
Garcia
Lees
Purkey
Drett
Philadelphia
Cardwent
Hacker
Milwaukee
Newcombe
Buss
Antonelli
Mizell
St. Paul
Denver
Charleston
Indianapolis
Wichita
Louisville
Minneapolis
Omaha
Southern Association
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattannooga
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Austin
Tulsa
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Bowling Scores Classic League Update
In the Kings-? league standings high scores include Bur goon 175 in the High 10 frame and Crane 408 in the Nigh 30. May 18 Jokers tally 204 and 563, Meador 180 on Deuces. Allen leads High 30 with 518 and 589 across Acer. Briscoe 205 547 in Jacks.
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Burgoon
Crane
Treys
Smay
Allen
Jones
Deuces
Meador
Jacks
Briscoe
Ladies’ League
Elks
Inswick League
Hayward
Nichols Ee Bane Seeteee
D. Heckman Sen Ee
Orde Ees
Ant W. Pierson
B. Keefer
Lee's Cate- T. Keefer
M. Smay Tree
Anchor Say, & Loan
L. Caudie
Meyer Tee
Cheney Wreee
M. L. Bur
Brockway One
H. Wenthe Weneane
O. Norman Eevee
Towner's
C. Mount
Finch Ee
Star Grain & Lbr
B. Chambe
G. Page
Banker B. Wenthe
Cen Renee
Powell Ree
G. Flinsbaugh
Eee
R. Mackane
R. Shisler
Eeee
Ottawa Bld . & Loan
J. Snider
Hughes Ne Ae Ve
Wilshite Skelly
Moyer Sean Oe
E. Hills
D. Burgoon
Ottawa Country Club Undergoes Face Lifting
Ottawa Country Club initiates a summer upgrade of facilities. The pool receives new filters a full cleanout and fresh paint while the golf course gains trimmed and new trees and narrowed fairways with roughs kept under three inches. A power sprayer aids greens maintenance and LeRoy Wilcox the five year club pro offers lessons from a new graveled parking area. Born in Topeka he previously worked at Santa Fe Hills Club and Lawrence Country Club.
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Ottawa Country Club
Golf Committee
LeRoy Wilcox
Wilcox
Santa Fe Hills Club
Kansas City
Lawrence Country Club
Topeka
Hairdos Hit By Barber Price Hike In Iowa
DYERSVILLE IOWA beauty salons report rising demand from men after barbershops raise prices to 1 50 cents Beauty shops charge women about 1 00 for a haircut prompting more men to seek styling services locally as prices diverge.
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Dyersville
Iowa
May Prohibit Road Racing in Italy After Tragic Mille Miglia
Rome faces rising calls to ban open road auto racing after the Mille Miglia tragedy that killed 13 and raised the event’s two year toll to 29 dead and 30 injured. The Sardinian Trophy Race was canceled on May 26 as politicians and the public press for action.
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Rome
Italy
Europe
Braves Enter Rugged Kansas Conference Meet in Baldwin
Ottawa University Braves face a tough Kansas Conference meet in Baldwin with strong rivals from Ottawa College of Emporia Wesleyan McPherson and Baker. Key events include dashes by Coleman Maack 880 by Knight and mile battle, high hurdles, and possible 2 mile win by Phillip Jones. Numerous top contenders from Em portia Wesleyan Emporia McPherson Baker challenge Ottawa athletes.
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Ottawa University Braves
Kansas
Baldwin
Braves
Dick Maack
Ottawa
Tommy Coleman
College of Emporia
Coleman
Maack
O. U.C
Bob F. Knight
Ray Cooper
Ray Fox
Kansas Wesleyan
Knight
Ross Freeman
Paul Smith
Wesleyan
Galen Stucky
McPherson
Darrell Myer
Baker
Bob L. Knight
Dave Brown
Myer
Rich Freeman
Emporia
Phillip Jones
Jim Bennett
Don Colberg
Larry Houdek
Clarence Howland
Lyle Haberbush
la Verne Barnes
Formosan's Courting Becomes Explosive
Fu Lin-sheng 38 renewed a marriage proposal in San Hsia near Taipei. He and Sung Ching were killed when he pulled a hand grenade pin. Her father lost a leg in the blast.
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Taipei
Fu Lin-sheng
Sung Ching
San Hsia
First Girls Softball Game On Wednesday
Ottawa girls softball opens season against Melvern under lights at Forest Park at 8 p.m. Players wear uniforms bearing sponsor names from twelve merchants. Ralph Emerson hails the team as having potential to be among Ottawa’s best. fans urged to attend.
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Ottawa
Melvern
Forest Park
Ralph Emerson
Five Teams Enter Softball League
Five teams joined the North east Kansas Softball league including Fort Leavenworth Budge's Hardware of Ottawa Midwest Appliance of Topeka VFW of Lawrence and Bonner Springs. They will play a double home and away round robin. Budge's Hardware opens May 25 with a double header versus Fort Leavenworth. An league open meeting to review the schedule is set for next Saturday in the Lawrence Community Building.
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Northeast Kansas Softball League
Fort Leavenworth
Budge's Hardware
Ottawa
Midwest Appliance
Topeka
VFW
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Dressen Hired as Washington Senators Front Office Aide
Charley Dressen, 68, moved from the dugout to the front office as assistant to the president of the Washington Senators. He accepted the post yesterday under a contract through 1959 at an undisclosed salary.
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Washington
Charley Dressen
Washington Senators
Dessen
John Deere Tractors Highlight Power and Comfort
Readers praise the new tractors for their smooth ride and firm plow depth. Testimonies note secure seating, stable mounting in tough soil, and minimal slippage with hydraulic systems while pulling plows. Names include Fred Glanville, Harry Tucker, Glenn Kalb, Max Hunter, and others from Ottawa, Williamsburg, Wellsville, Paola.
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Fred Glanville
Ottawa
Harry Tucker
Williamsburg
Glenn Kalb
Wellsville
Max Hunter
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U. S
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Bud Gollier
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Jim Corlis
Mike Latimer
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Wild Red Berry
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Bobby Bruns
Joe Costello
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Buck Fanning
Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bob’s Clothes Shop
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Formosan
Curry Auto Supply
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Universal Gas
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Admiral Radio
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William D. Griffin
Jack Nelson
Citizens State Bank
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Safeco
Insurance Agency
John Deere
Homer Baldwin
Elmer Brown
Paola
J.D.D
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