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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1957

Page

3

White Sox and Cardinals Won't Play Dead Pennant Race Drama

In major league pennant races the Dead stay alive as Yankees slip to a four game AL lead after a 4-3 loss to Washington. White Sox win 4-3 at Kansas City on Dixie Howell's ninth inning homer to close the gap. Braves blow a 3-0 lead, Cubs beat them 5-4, Dodgers win 3-0 over Giants, while Reds and Pirates post late wins. Key notes: Bud Byerly wins, Podres fires his 11th win and 6th shutout, and multiple late-inning rallies shape the standings.

New York Yankees Washington Chicago White Sox Kansas City Dixie Howell Pittsburgh Philadelphia Hank Foiles Ron Kline Detroit Cleveland Jim Bunning Boston Baltimore Gene Stephens Ted Williams Jerry Coleman Nats Bob Grim Sal Marglie Truman Clevenger Bud Byerly Champs Byerly

Major League Standings and Saturday Schedule

Baseball standings and Saturdays slate list matchups including Brooklyn against New York McDevitt Gomez and Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh Sanford Swanson or R Smith. Friday scores show Brooklyn 3 New York 0 and Chicago 5 Milwaukee 4 with several other results. Western League scores include Lincoln 8 Sioux City 2 and Pueblo 3 Amarillo 2, plus a postponed Des Moines at Topeka due to wet grounds.

Brooklyn New York McDevitt Gomez Philadelphia Pittsburgh Sanford Swanson R. Smith Cincinnati St. Louis Gross Vv. McDaniel Chicago Milwaukee Hillman Spahn Washington Ford Ramons Kansas City Urban Pierce Cleveland Detroit Garcia Lary Baltimore Boston Johnson Sullivan Pet Shee Ornre Ee Weeerers Eesence Ceee Ony

Amarillo Narrow Lead Set By Half Game

Amarillo clung to its Western League lead by only half a game as the Gold Sox lost 3-2 to Pueblo. Lincoln beat Sioux City 8-2, Albuquerque won in 10 innings over Colorado Springs 5-4, and a Des Moines Topeka doubleheader was rained out. Today’s schedule includes Sioux City at Lincoln and Des Moines at Topeka with Albuquerque at Pueblo and Colorado Springs at Amarillo.

Lincoln Sioux City Pueblo Amarillo Albuquerque Colorado Springs Des Moines Topeka Gold Sox

Wee deliver signs on tiny delivery car

Painted on the back of a small delivery car for Dan Fitzgerald Pharmacy, the sign reads Wee deliver, reflecting a compact, humorous note tied to local shop operations.

Milwaukee Dan Fitzgerald Pharmacy

Miceli Wrecks Saxton Comeback

Ex welter weight champion Johnny Saxton quits after a first loss to unranked Joe Miceli. Miceli, 28, battered Saxton at Capitol Arena, forcing a fourth round TKO as Dr. Halstead ruled Saxton unfit to continue. Manager Palermo then announced Saxton would retire.

Washington Johnny Saxton Joe Miceli Miceli Saxton Joe Capitol Arena Clark Halstead Johnny District of Columbia Frankie Palermo Palermo

Denver Stretch Drive Fails to Clinch Pennant

Wichita’s Braves held off Denver’s late surge to win 5-4 over Indianapolis. Denver dropped three games behind Wichita with two left in the regular season. Sam Williams earned his 19th win for St Paul as Denver split a doubleheader with St Paul, 9-3 and 5-10. Norm Siebern belted his 24th homer in the third inning of the opener. The Bears also split Omaha and Minneapolis, and Charleston’s Senators beat Louisville 3-1 after a 3-4 loss.

Wichita Tenacius Braves Denver Indianapolis Bears St. Paul Omaha Minneapolis Millers Charleston Senators Louisville Sam Williams Williams Norm Siebern Ryne Duren Braves Harry Hanebrink l Ray Shearer

Carmen Basilio to Break Camp Sunday

Alexandria Bay N Y Carmen Basilio the welterweight champion will break camp here Sunday instead of next Thursday He hopes to challenge Sugar Ray Robinson for the middleweight crown on September 23 saying he is in peak condition and needs only a little boxing to stay sharp ready for Robinson.

Alexandria Bay N. Y Carmen Basilio Sugar Ray Robinson

Big Eight Plans Letter Of Intent Rule Adoption

Kansas City. Bebe Lee Kansas State College athletic director says the Big Eight will adopt the letter of intent rule for recruiting athletes. He declares strong support, noting it will intensify recruiting but allow coaches to devote more time to coaching during the season. The rule requires an athlete to sign an agreement to attend a specific college.

Kansas City Bebe Lee Kansas State College Lee

College Transfer Rules and Eligibility Consequences

The text notes that transferring to a different college affects a student athlete's eligibility. It implies loss of eligibility when switching institutions, emphasizing the need to consider transfer timing and compliance with governing rules.

Women's Tourney To Start Monday At Ottawa Club

The Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Association tournament begins Monday with defending champion Mrs. L. N. Speer in the first flight facing Shade. Flight 1 pairings include Peters-Indall and Going-Roberts, Flight 2 includes Fredeen-Allison, Day-Elder, and Fletcher bye, Flight 3 Schultz-Sloan and Hudson-Wassmer with byes for Kramer and Bowers. No entry fee. event open to association members.

Ottawa Country Club L. N. Speer Peters Indall Going Roberts Foulks Corlis Speer Shade Fredeen Allison Day Elder Sheldon Bullock Fletcher Schultz Sloan Hudson Wassmer Kramer Bowers

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