Dodgers Rally To Top Reds In 10 Inning Nailbiter
Dodgers win fifth in a row 2-1 over Cincinnati after a Willie Davis misplay threat and Maury Wills steal. Stan Williams struck out eight over ten innings, Bob Purkey took the loss, and Wally Moon contributed an infield hit in the 10th before Tommy Davis delivered the decisive single.
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Awards Given Junior Bowlers
Russell Craycraft and Jim Moody each took two trophies at the junior bowling banquet held at Barn northwest of Ottawa last night. Moody won the singles title and helped win the city juniors doubles. Craycraft was on the winning team and was events champion in the handicap division. Other trophies went to Dennis Morelet, Vicki Reiter, Tom Hickman, Robin Bell of the Abilis, Bobby Hayden who teamed with Moody in doubles, and Mike Stine, all events scratch champions. Certificates were given to last place champions and most improved bowlers. Cecil Wolgast was master of ceremonies. Ben Nicholas gave the invocation.
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Rumor of Carry Back Injury Damages Belmont Start Doubts
The Daily News claimed Carry Back was injured in shipment between Pimlico and Garden State, casting doubt on a Belmont Stakes run. Trainer Jack Price dismissed the reports, saying the colt arrived in Camden in good shape while the rumor spread about a cannon bone injury.
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Ray Goodell Leads Kansas City Field
Ray Goodell, a Kansas City pro, equalled par with 140 to top a 32-player field in the local qualifying round of the U S G A Open. Also advancing were Bob Stone of Junction City Maj Fred Moseley of Madison Duke Gibson Herm Scharlan and Buster Mills with scores from 142 to 143 at the 6200-yard Indian Hills course where sectional play is set for June 5.
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Richards To Coach All Star Team
BOSTON AP Sur prised but pleased Paul Richards will debut as American League manager for the All Star games July 11 in San Francisco and July 31 in Boston Richards, AL pennant winner in 1960, noted the honor comes with responsibility and plans to field a competitive squad Cronin said retirement of Casey Stengel opened the spot and that Richards was considered along with Ralph Houk Richards will select the rest of the roster including pitchers and the two coaches
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National Open Golf Berths Up For Grabs
The last 52 berths for sectional testing in the National Open golf tournament go up for grabs in four locations today as the USGA trims a record entry. About 285 hopefuls compete in San Francisco Montclair N J Westchester and Long Island with 129 qualifiers to join 21 exempt players for the 61st Open at Oakland Hills Birmingham Mich June 16-17. Arnold Palmer headlines the exempt list.
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Baseball Standings By Associated Press Monday Results
The AP reports results with Cleveland beating Minnesota 7 to 5 in 15 innings. New York defeated Baltimore 8 to 2. Boston won 4 to 1 over Chicago. Detroit toppled Kansas City 10 to 2. Los Angeles won 6 to 4 against Washington. Tuesday schedules include Detroit at Minnesota Chicago at Baltimore Washington at Kansas City Cleveland at Los Angeles. Remaining scores show Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings, San Francisco 3 St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 1, with ongoing or forthcoming games: Philadelphia at Chicago, San Francisco at St. Louis, Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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Fifteen Turn Out For Ottawa Philips 66 Softball Team
Fifteen prospective softball players attended the organizational meeting of the Ottawa-Phil lips 66 squad in Forest Park last night. Manager Gene Ramsey said the first practice will be at Pepe School Wednesday at 6 p.m. He noted about ten others have shown interest. the team’s first game was set for May 28 at Clinton.
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Church Softball League Plans Underway
Orris Cox recreation director announced plans for the annual Church Softball League. Final arrangements will be made at 7 30 p m Wednesday at a Youth Center meeting. Cox urged all team managers and interested persons to attend. Eligible players are all boys over 14 years old.
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Schedule Update Delays Push Games to June
The season has been postponed with games rescheduled to June 1 for the start and June 3 for the first home contest. All matchups will be doubleheaders across the slate.
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