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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1963

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Orioles extend win streak with Smith's late homer

Al Smith, a five year veteran acquired from Chicago in the off season, homered to cap a four run fifth and push Baltimore to a ninth straight win. He has settled in as an outfielder and is batting .381 during the streak as the Orioles pull away from the Yankees.

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Ottawa Little League rosters posted for 145 boys

The Herald lists Little League rosters with spellings checked against city directories. About 145 boys aged 10 to 12 will play on 10 teams in two leagues, with signups continuing through August 1 for those turning 10 by that date. Contact coordinator J W Emerson or call CH 2-1697 for registration.

Herald Ottawa J. W. Emerson Emerson

Team Lineups From Emersons Imcomplete Slate Preview

Emerson indicates his slate is not complete yet but expects a ready lineup next week. Readable rosters include Cardinals Cowboys Cubs Giants Dodgers Tigers Athletics White Sox Yankees Orioles with players such as Tom Drake Bobby Bunch Dan Perkins Steve Smith Rodger Brownrigg Ted North Don McCleary Gary Leitaker Wilmer Thompson Randy Bourigg Ray Feuerborn David Hermreck Bill Stauffer Jay Sellers Jim Williamson Terry Mohr Doug Loyd Gary Good Bruce Rouse and many others.

Cubs Tom Drake Bobby Bunch Dan Perkins Steve Smith Rodger Brownrigg Ted North Don McCleary Gary, Leitaker Wilmer Thompson Ricky Mallicoat Randy Bourigg Ray Feuerborn David Hermreck Bill Stauffer John Jennings Giants Gary Sheffield Virgil Gumn Jerry Price Rick Redenbaugh Bruce Reynolds Lester Bishop Larry Cartmill Jay Sellers Steven Kloster Jimmy Williamson Terry Mohr Doug Loyd Gary Good Danny Crumm Bruce Rouse

Parnelli Jones Favored In Memorial Day Classic Race

Indianapolis AP Jones solid favorite for the 47th Memorial Day Classic after fastest time trials and smooth practice sessions. Foyt and Gurney follow with strong speeds. Branson and Ward also start near front, racing in a field led by Offenhauser engines. The event opens Thursday with tight competition expected at the traditional 50-mile classic.

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Cubs Get Relaxed Outlook From New Front Office

Ernie Banks, 32, elder Cub, says the club feels more relaxed this year under Bob Kennedy and Col. Robert Whitlow. He notes improved team play and reduced joking from fans after a rough 10 years. Cubs beat the Mets 5 2 after the comments.

New York Ernie Banks Cubs Phil Wrigleys Mane Cub New York Mets Bob Kennedy Mr. Whitlow Robert Whitlow

Top Pros Like Dallas Course

Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus tied 3 under 68 on the 7037 yard DAC Country Club course during National Golf Day. They praised the layout as tough yet fair, with Player declaring it as good as any course he had tested.

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Scoreboard and results Tuesday in baseball

Tuesday results show Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 0 Chicago 5 New York 2 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 8 Houston 7 in 10 innings. Upcoming games include San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee as second set. Standings show New York and Baltimore atop the American League with Chicago and Boston nearby.

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A's Catcher Bill Bryan Traded to Portland

Kansas City Athletics sent catcher Bill Bryan to Portland of the Pacific Coast League on a recall notice. Bryan joined the A's late in 1962 from Albuquerque and appeared in 24 games with a .169 average, hitting three home runs and seven RBIs this season.

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Lefty Bob Charles Eyes U S Open Victory At Colonial

Bob Charles, New Zealand left hander, shot a 132 over 36 holes at Colonial Country Club in Memphis to lead Open qualifying as 106 players earned spots toward a 505 field. The 21 automatic berths include Nicklaus Palmer and Player. no left-handers among them.

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Saturday Softball Deadline for Church League Signups

Saturday, June 1, sets the signup deadline for church league softball per J. W. Emerson of 1410 S Elm. Churches may sponsor by calling Emerson. players should contact a team manager. Existing teams include Trinity Methodist, Wellsville Methodist Baptist, Westminster Presbyterian, Faith Lutheran, First Methodist, Nazarene and First Christian. Emerson's number CH 2-1597.

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Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward

The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips can be any news item of public interest and will be evaluated by editors for timeliness relevance and potential impact.

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Koufax Dominates Braves As Dodgers Trim Milwaukee

Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax silenced Milwaukee 7-0 on six hits for his fourth shutout of the season, dropping ERA to 1.52 and moving LA within one game of NL leader San Francisco. Other scores: Giants 10, Reds 6. Cardinals 10 innings, Astros 7. Cubs beat Mets 5-2. Phillies 5, Pirates 1. O'Toole earned eighth win for Reds. Cepeda, Goss key with multi rbi. Cal McLish notches fourth straight win for Phillies.

Sandy Koufax Frank Sinatra Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Dodgers San Francisco Chicago Cubs New York Mets Philadelphia Pittsburgh Koufax Braves Jim O'Toole Cincininnati Marty Keough Frank Robinson Vada Pinson Orlando Cepeda Ron Santo Billy Williams Mets Dick Ellsworth Johnny Callison Tony Gonzalez Phils Cal McLish

Elks Legionnaires display solid defense in intrasquad game

Elks intrasquad at Forest Park showcased strong defense and pitching from Elvin Gilges Roy Dunn and others as they prep for Friday opener against Emporia Dunn slots for the start and Craycraft hit well in four at bats last night Coaches Downing and Morris praised infield play while noting catching and base running progress remains uneven The Friday game at Forest Park starts at 8 with free admission.

Elvin Gilges Roy Dunn Elks-American Legion Forest Park Elks Dunn Emporia Lawrence Legionnaires Roy Dennis Morelet Harry Murphy Rick Snider Russell Craycraft Eldon McCurdy Conrad Downing Don Morris Downing Gilges Craycraft Robert Gray Loren Shofner Ronnie Merr Dell Bob Nordyke Mike Brady Dan Harkins Mike Danny Harkins Bob

Attendance Slips Across Most Major Leagues

More than half the 20 major league teams report lower home attendance, down 5.5 percent overall. The Houston Colts trail 1962 figures by 198,887 after 26 home dates. Dodgers lead at 651,144 but are 115,020 behind last year. Other declines include Tigers, Indians, Senators, Pirates, Yankees, Braves, White Sox, Reds, and Cardinals. Overall MLB attendance through Monday totals 4,892,066 versus 5,174,729 last season.

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