Cardinals Rally To Fourth In NL Battle
The St Louis Cardinals climbed to fourth in the National League after an 11-2 run in 13 games. Lindy McDaniel pitched a seven hitter for a 5-0 win over Philadelphia, their first shutout of the year. The Giants also surged, beating Cincinnati 4-2 behind Mike McCormick's fourth win and helping New York move atop the standings. Curt Simmons took the loss as the Cardinals faced and beat left-handers, the latest foe in their hot stretch.
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Bowling Results From Local Leagues and Final Night Scores
Ruth Carlson led Ottawa Savings and Loan with 218 and 538 series as Lees Cafe posted season high 758 2170 and finished with 99 wins. Margar et Weidner topped Lees with 198 and 491 in 10 and 30 games, while Unique Beauty Bar posted 728 2035 as final night totals showed Millers with 90 wins 86073 pins. Leo na Jones and others posted high averages, and notable splits included 5 7 10 Cleo Hensick and 34 67 Ann Smith as makeup games lifted standings.
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Boucek Names 18 Lettermen At OU
Ottawa University track coach Bill Boucek names 18 lettermen for the 1958 season including two seniors Dale Lanning and Dick Schwartz who hold school marks in shot put and discus. Juniors include Dick Maack Bob Knight Sid Pope Cole LaVerne Barnes. sophomores Nick Gangwish Jim Smith Dave Owen Jack Garrison Marvin Wilson. freshmen Joe Clayton Bill Hanson Gerald Siscoe Lleve Walker Morgan Williams Dick Schmidt and Francis Gardner.
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OHS Letters Awarded in Golf Tennis Track and More
Ottawa High School handed out letters in spring sports at a recent awards assemble. Golf letterists include Bud Gollier Fred Gollier and Jimi Corlis with six tennis letterists led by D Aboy Afghani and Pemberton. Track produced the largest group with seven seniors four juniors seven sophomores two managers and a provisional crew. Provisional letters went to Bundy Roth and Garcia as seven seniors and multiple juniors sophomores and freshmen earned or anticipated letters across the sports.
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Winter Declines Iowa Coaching Job Offer
Kansas State coach Winter said he will remain at K State after his name was considered for the University of Iowa vacancy to replace the late Frank O Connor. He had expressed initial interest but chose to stay with Kansas State.
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Bucky) O'Connor
Yankees dominance endures as Sox fall 5 1
White Sox manager Al Lopez promised a pennant fight but Chicago again failed to halt the Yankees. New York blasted three homers by Mantle Bauer and Throneberry to win 5-1 in Chicago, widening the Sox’s AL basement gap while Boston and Baltimore won.
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Phillips Softball Team Plans Thursday Practice Session
The Phillips softball team will practice Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on the Forest Park ball field. New to the Northeast Kansas Softball league this season, they aim for a season opener May 27 against a Lawrence team.
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Change Game Rules From Kansas Wildlife Group
The Kansas Association for Wildlife favors changing state law to grant the State Forestry Fish and Game Commission authority to set hunting and fishing license fees. They recommended interim fees of 3 dollars and urged authority to fix the director’s salary and game wardens’ pay. They also proposed more quail hunting days on weekends with a single midweek hunting day.
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Wildlife Group
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Ottawa Legion to Practice Under Lights Tonight
Ottawa American Legion baseball team plans its first night practice at Forest Park weather permitting. Assistant Coach Gene Ramsey says practice starts at 5 90 and runs after dark to simulate conditions for a two night doubleheader. Players were advised to eat a light snack and be ready to stay late as coaches try to trim to 16 players, aiming to give every boy a fair chance to show ability.
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