Spahn Keeps Milwaukee Rolling With Braves Rise
Spahn, 36, became the NL all time lefty shutout king and led Milwaukee to an 8 0 win over the Cubs. He moved to 18 win s to lead the league tying Pierce for the MLB lead while Sanford faltered for Philadelphia in a 12 inning 4 2 win over Brooklyn. The Yankees stretched their AL lead with a 2 0 win over Baltimore as Detroit beat Chicago 2 1 in 12 innings. Hank Aaron hit his 39th homer as the Giants edged the Pirates 6 5 in 12. The Boston slugger Williams misses Yankee opener due to a virus.
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Bears rally to 13 12 win in AAA title bid
Denver's Bears erased an eight-run deficit against Omaha's Cardinals with a string of rallies and George Wilson's home run in the late innings to win 13-12. The victory marks Denver's 12th straight win, 28th in 31 outings, while Wichita leads the chase with Charleston slipping.
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Wednesday Schedule and Scores Across Leagues
The card lists Wednesday games among Washington Baltimore Brltimore Stahba and Boston New York Brewer with various matchups and records. It notes results Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn and other results plus American Association and Western League scores and standings.
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Faurot Backs Broyles Idea for Big Eight Policy
Missouri coach Frank Broyles urged a letter of intent policy to curb belated recruiting in the Big Eight. Athletic director Don Faurot backed the idea, saying it was badly needed to stop approaching prospects who already indicated scholarship intentions. The policy has been adopted by other major conferences and Broyles had proposed it earlier after rivals pursued Missouri recruits.
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Missouri
Frank Broyles
Don Faurot
Broyles
Iowa State
Kansas State
Missouri High School
Ted Williams III Misses Yank Series With Illness
Boston news says Ted Williams remains at home with a respiratory infection as the Red Sox fly to New York for a two game series with the Yankees. Williams, who turned 39 last Friday, was pulled from the lineup in Baltimore and trails Mickey Mantle by six points in the AL batting race.
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Yankees
Billy O'Dell
RBI
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Tom Sturdivant
Sal Maglie
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Boston
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox
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Ralph McCarthy
Williams
Baltimore
Guinness Catfish Record Reported in Hungary
Budapest reports Ernce Simon hauled an 83 inch catfish from the Tisza River near Hodmezoevasarchely in Southeast Hungary. The prize fish weighed over 140 pounds and drew local attention as a remarkable catch.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ernce Simon
Tisza
Hodmezoevasarchely
Get Tough In Ottawa U drills
Ottawa University football recruits Dick Maack and Bob F Knight join the squad as Juniors after sitting out two years. Both excel in track and Knight also plays football. Coach Dick Peters fears their speed will boost the team before the opener with William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri on September 21.
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Ottawa U
Dick Maack
Bob F. Knight
Knight
Dick Peters
William Jewell College
Liberty
Lincoln earns win as Topeka slips further back
Lincoln pulled away with an 11-9 victory over Topeka as Topeka dropped seven games off the pace in the Western League race. Stan Malee homered with a man on in the ninth for Lincoln, with Dick Stuart and Jackie Wilson also going deep as Rudy Tanner and Jim Pokel contributed in an 11-9 win that widened the gap behind front-runner Amarillo.
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Friends Start Grid Practice With 30 Men
Friends University under new coach George Hutchens began practice with 30 players on hand and seven more expected. Hutchens, from Caldwell High School, arrives after four unbeaten seasons. With only five lettermen returning, the Quakers field an inexperienced squad.
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George Hutchens
Hutchens
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Caldwell High School
Quakers
Coach Eyes Fast Line Up For Key Match
The coach believes he can assemble a strong forward line focusing on speed and skill. Work centers on proper stance and an effective charge to gain an edge in the upcoming contest.
Co Wat IMT Tie Ties Alexander Tosurance Agency
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alexander Tosurance Agency and a second phone line. The readable items are sparse and lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes to form a full event or report. The available fragments do not provide a coherent news item or verifiable details.
Score Aims To Pitch Again This Month For Indians
Holiday traffic toll rises to 445 fatalities over the Labor Day weekend. Cleveland pitcher Herb Score, recovering from a eye injury, says he hopes to pitch as soon as his depth perception improves this month. Experts call the toll a holiday record, surpassing last year's 435.
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Car Races Here Draw Good Crowd
The Labor Day races of the Ottawa Stock Car Association Inc drew 1,008 paid atttendance for the first race on the new track. Seven races were held including two trophy dashes and five money races. Trophy dash winners were Jack Maillicoat and Red Winters. Money event winners were Richard Endacott, Harlan Johnson, and Johnnie Eccles. Endacott won the first heat, Eccles the second heat and first feature, Johnson the third heat and second feature. Next races set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Ottawa
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Osawatomie
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Pleasanton
Harlan Johnson
Johnnie Eccles
Iola
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Docking Moves For Efficiency in Oklahoma Poultry
Governor’s research project at State University analyzes poultry farming efficiency and farm payrolls. Experts claim using a spray mist to fog henhouses makes hens more comfortable and could boost egg production.
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Oklah
Topeka
Georges
Oklahoma
State University
Women Golfers Plan Tournament at Ottawa Country Club
The Ottawa Country Club women hosted a luncheon with 14 members present as opening day of school reduced attendance. Mrs Orpha Jones and Miss Peg Carr were hostesses. The upcoming women’s golf tournament replaces regular Tuesday play with a 1 pm luncheon and entry reservations through Mrs John Sheldon or the Country Club. Mrs Dick Peters handles entries and can be reached at 2293.
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Orpha Jones
Peg Carr
John Sheldon
Dick Peters
State employes rise cited by Docking
WCE Fuaecos Docking said state employees totaled about 22,000 in February and 20,000 in May. He noted the state to population ratio was twice as high as in 1941. A survey of 28 states showed Kansas would have about 16,500 state employees if it matched those states per capita levels. Docking said he did not know what could be done but that the state would move toward efficiency. He added the rise stems mainly from new state functions some necessary.
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Kansas
Docking
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