Newcombe Shines As Cincinnati Tops Frisco 5 2
Ed Wilks reports Don Newcombe hurls sharp control pitching and drives in three runs for Cincinnati in a 5-2 victory at San Francisco. The right-hander, 32, allowed seven hits, walked none, struck out seven, and homered to clinch the win as Cincinnati gains third place in the NL.
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San Francisco
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Leon Wagner
Jack Sanford
Cardinals
Robin Roberts
George Crowe
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Ottawa Gals Meet Peck's Good Girls In Night Game
The Ottawa Girls softball team faces Peck's Good Girls of Kansas City at Forest Park diamond tonight at 8. Ottawa carries a 2 1 record after beating Pyramid Life and Smokey Joe's and losing to Pyramid. Manager Ralph Emerson will start Barbara McEntire on the mound with Marge Jones catching and Arlene McCoy at first base.
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Peck
Good Girls
Kansas City
Forest Park
Pyramid Life
Smokey Joe's
Pyramid
Ralph Emerson
Barbara McEntire
Marge Jones
Arlene McCoy
Connie Kueser
Janette Kueser
Doris Parsons
Cindy Carson
Jane Bennett
Marsha Ann Thornton
State Bowlers Meet Here Monday for Officers Election
Kansas State Bowling Proprietors Assn will hold a state wide meeting here at the IOOF hall Monday opening at 11 am Election of officers will be held Milford Wickstrom of Kansas City is president Mr and Mrs Ralph Kamp Schroeder will host the meeting
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Kansas State Bowling Proprietors Assn
IOOF
Milford Wickstrom
Kansas City
Ralph Kampschroeder
White Sox blitz Yankees as Pierce blanks them 6-0
White Sox ace Billy Pierce held the Yankees to six singles and earned his fifth win in six starts against New York, matching a seven-game team streak that tightened Chicago's grip on second place behind the Indians. Ford took the loss, while Aparicio and Fox provided the early run support.
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New York Yankees
Pierce
Yankees
New York
Chicago
White Sox
Whitey Ford
Ford
Sox
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Nellie Fox
Jim Perry
Cleveland
Dick Gernert
Pete Daley
Bill Renna
Jackie Jensen
Mudcat Grant
Grant
Coe Sparks US to Walker Cup Victory in Scotland
US Captain Charlie Coe sparked a Walker Cup surge in Muirfield as he led the Americans with a 9 and 8 win for Patton and Coe in the foursomes. The U S amateur champion teamed with Billy Joe Patton to beat Arthur Perowne and Michael Bonallack 9 and 8, while Ward Taylor and Taylor defeated Reid Jack and Douglas Sewell one up.
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Scotland
Charlie Coe
Bobby Jones
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Coe
United
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Michael Luni
Alex Shepperson
Basilio and Robinson Clash Over Title Defense
Carmen Basilio and Sugar Ray Robinson remain entangled with the New York State Athletic Commission over a world middleweight title defense. Robinson says he signed for a September 21 defense in Philadelphia, while the commission seeks proof of an agreement. The court had ordered action within 150 days or risk vacating the title. Basilio has signed nothing and awaits further steps.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
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Philadelphia
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Basilio
Supreme Court
Syracuse
Bible Ownership Gap Revealed By American Bible Society
New York AP report notes that the American Bible Society found nearly one third of American families do not own a Bible in the wake of a census-like survey. The finding highlights widespread Bible ownership gaps across households and demographics.
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New York
American Bible Society
Braves win fourth Kansas Conference track crown in record meet
Ottawa University Braves dominate the Kansas Conference meet scoring 66 25 points to claim their fourth straight title. McPherson Tom Ragland set a final jump record, Galen Huffman vaulted 13 54 in the pole vault, and C. R. Tyson and Dave Lambertson led Ottawa with multiple firsts as Bethel, Bethany and others trailed in the points race.
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Bethel Gramaroons
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Bethany
Baker
College of Emporia
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Kansas Wesleyan
Tom Ragland
Paul Wheaton
Ottawa
Galen Huffman
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Pope
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Howe
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Ceppoe
Baseball Scores From Weekend Fixtures
Saturday results Cleveland defeated Boston 4 to 3 Chicago beat New York 6 to 0 Baltimore triumphed over Detroit 2 to 1 Kansas City rose past Washington 4 to 2. Sunday schedule lists Cleveland at Baltimore and Chicago at Washington among others. Milwaukee hosted Los Angeles and Cincinnati faced San Francisco with mixed outcomes.
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Schmanke Sears Repeats State Vaulting Title at 12 10
Ottawa High senior Mark Schmanke Sears cleared 12 feet 10 inches to break the state AA pole vault record and win his third consecutive Class AA crown at Wichita. He had set the previous mark at 12 8 last year, while teammate Bob Lewis also competed for Ottawa. Other finals saw McPherson lead in points though limited in events, with Perry and Smith among AA and A division winners in field events and relays.
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Schmanke
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Junction City
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Wichita Southeast
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Wyandotte
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Perry
Ken Card
Good Fishing Expected in Kansas Rivers and Lakes
State Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports water levels rising but clearing after heavy rain. Weekly survey lists favorable spots: Southeast Neosho County State Lake excellent for black bass and channels after dark. strip pits strong for bass crappie and channels. Webster reservoir excellent for multiple species. Kirwin reservoir normal and clear with bass crappie carp.
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