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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1961

Page

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Maris Needs Two Every Five Games to Reach 60

Roger Maris powered the Yankees to an 8-0 win over Washington as he belted his 54th homer, seven games ahead of Ruth's 1927 pace. Mantle, 51, trails Ruth by one homER and one game. Whitey Ford notched his 23rd win as NY leads Detroit by eight. White Sox sweep Minnesota while Spahn's 305th win sets a lefty mark. Cubs top Pirates.

Roger Maris Babe Ruth New York Yankees Washington Maris Ruth Mickey Mantle Yankees Mantle Whitey Ford New York Detroit Chicago White Sox Minnesota Boston Cleveland St. Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles Reds San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia Warren Spahn Eddie Plank Ford Tom Cheney John Blanchard Bill Skowron Bob Hale White Sox Nellie Fox Pete Ramos Juan Pizarro Sox Don Larson Camilo Pascual Carl Yastrzemski Roger Yankee Stadium Babe Roy Homer Yankee

Maris Says Yankee Stadium Helps Left Handers But Not Ruth Pace

Roger Maris disputed claims Yankee Stadium heavily aided left handed hitters as he nears Babe Ruth's record. He noted 28 of his 54 homers came on the road and cited his 26th at home in a win that kept the Yankees eight games ahead of Detroit. Maris plans to keep every future homer ball and described pitchers starving him for strikes as may be expected.

New York Roger Maris Yankee Stadium Babe Ruth Kansas City Maris

Gar field Cadets Win Open Class at March of Champions

The Gar field Cadets of New Jersey won the 6th annual drum and bugle corps March of Champions in Great Bend Kansas with 92.25 points, besting Hutchinson Sky Ryders Casper Troopers Great Bend Argonne Rebels and Emporia Junior Plainsmen. Two Class B outfits, Great Bend Rebel Heirs and Hutchinson Jets, also competed. Several open class units head to Denver for national American Legion contests.

Great Bend Kan Garfield, N. J National American Legion Hutchinson Sky Ryders Kansas Casper, Wyc Troopers Great Bend Argonne Rebels Emporia

Spahn Is Miracle Man Says Birdie

Braves manager Birdie Tebbetts praised Warren Spahn calling him a miracle man after the left hander tossed a three hit 1 0 win over the Phillies. Spahn notched his 18th victory and neared his 20 win season goal while admitting worry over his confidence and job security as a starter.

Spahn Miracle Man Birdie Milwaukee Milwaukee Braves Birdie Tebbetts Warren Spahn Tebbetts Philadelphia Phillies Braves Cincinnati

Baseball Scoreboard Wednesday Results and Schedule

Wednesday results include St Louis 11 Cincinnati 5, Milwaukee 1 Philadelphia 0, Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 5, Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 2. Today's only game Pittsburgh at Chicago. Friday schedule lists Philadelphia at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, St Louis at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at San Francisco.

St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Pittsburgh W. L. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati Chicago Cesee

Baseball Scores and Upcoming Schedule From Chicago Menagerie

Chicago beat Minnesota 6-4 and Minnesota slipped 3-2 in 10 innings. New York crushed Washington 8-0 while Boston prevailed 9-4 over Cleveland. The schedule lists Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at New York, and other twinbill night games with Washington Baltimore and Minnesota Kansas City among tonight's matches.

Chicago Minnesota New York Washington Boston Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Los Angeles American League Pet G.B Boston Cones Tae Minnesota Cere

Sonny Liston Trial Sept 28

Philadelphia AP Charles Sonny Liston faces trial September 28 on charges from an June incident in Fairmount Park. Liston pleaded innocent after arrest with a companion for allegedly forcing a woman motorist to stop. He was rearrested, stripped of No. 1 heavyweight ranking, and suspended by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission.

Philadelphia Charles Sonny) Lison Fairmount Park Joseph Scanlon Liston Pennsylvania Athletic Commission

Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies and Clubs

Readable bowling scorecard lists multiple teams and players with high scores dated 10-30. Names include M Rinehart Wright Wolgast Petrex Lollar Bowman Mock Moore Toumberlin Dengel Saathoff Carlson Morris Mohr McLaughlin Mille McDaniels Morrison Colby Kramer Mueller Moore Rinehart. Scores range from 102 to 524 across various lines.

M. Rinehart Wright B. McLaughlin Red Rooster K. Mille Hank C. McDaniels Morrison Colby Allen Kramer M. Mueller Tallman L. Moore B. Rinehart

Smirnov Leaves West Germany for Moscow Urgent Talks

Soviet ambassador Andrei Smirnov abruptly left Bonn for urgent consultations in Moscow. The surprise move, reported by the German press agency BOMN, sparked speculation that East Germany backed by the Kremlin may be planning new trouble over Berlin.

BOMN Germany Andrei A. Smirnov West Germany Moscow Kremlin Berlin

Dodgers Narrow Gap With Reds In Pennant Chase

Dodgers rally from 3-0 down to beat the Giants 9-5 as Frank Howard and Norm Larker drive in runs in an eighth inning burst. Cincinnati loses 11-5 to St Louis, while Milwaukee-edge Philadelphia 1-0 as Warren Spahn earns his 306th win. Sox Cubs topple Pirates 6-2 with Snider homering. Spahn ties record with 54th career shutout and nears 20-win season.

Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds San Francisco Dodgers St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Warren Spahn Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Giants Willie Davis Ed Bailey Norm Larker John Roseboro Los Angeles Wally Moon Snider Larry Jackson Jerry Lynch Spahn Eddie Plank Phils Spahnie

SWC Grid Race Cloudy As Usual

Harold V. Ratliff surveys the Southwest Conference football outlook as 1958 opens two weeks away. Arkansas is seen weaker defensively but stronger on offense, while Rice, Texas, Baylor, A&M, TCU, Tech, SMU, and others are graded for depth and potential. Coaches predict the league to be the strongest since the 1930s, with five nationally prominent teams emerging.

Dallas Texas A&m Texas Christian Texas Tech Southern Methodist

Iowa Ohio State Likely Champs in Big Ten Race

Iowa and Ohio State emerge as strongest contenders for the Big Ten title this season. Michigan State appears the main danger, with Wisconsin and Michigan expected to surprise. Minnesota Iowa Northwestern Purdue Indiana Illinois trail, while Iowa coach Jerry Burns inherits 20 lettermen including eight starters.

Chicago Iowa Ohio State Michigan State Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Northwestern Purdue Indiana Illinois Jerry Burns Forest Evashevski Wilburn Hollis Larry Ferguson Joe Williams Sammie Harris Bob Ferguson Bob Klein Paul Warfield Sam Tidmore Tom Perdue

Ticket Pinch For KU Game

Missouri tickets for the November 25 game at Lawrence are sold out. Athletic Director Don Faurot said Missouri student and fan allotments are already spoken for, while Kansas requires a season ticket to obtain remaining seats.

Columbia Missouri Lawrence Don Faurot Kansas

Ottawa Bowl Advertisement With Contact Details

A compact ad lists Ottawa Bowl at 418 14 N Main with phone CH 29741 for booking or inquiries. The readable lines present a business address and contact number in a local format.

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