Four-Way Tie Tops AL Standings In Tight Race
In a wild AL Roundup the Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox sit at 78-61 with a .561 percentage, tied with the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox. DetroitSwept a doubleheader, Chicago edged California in 13 innings, while Boston and Minnesota were idle or edged out in Cleveland. Tiant outdueled Boswell as Detroit and others reshuffled the league to a dramatic late-season scramble.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Twins
White Sox
Tigers
Red Sox
Eddie Stanky
Kansas City
California
Cleveland
Cal Elmer
Joe Adcock
Ermer
Indians
Dave Boswell
Luis Tiant
Ramon Webster
Dick Green
A’s
Wilson
Angels
Bubba Morton
W. L. Pet. G
Wash
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Bowling league score sheet from Ottawa area listings
A dense listing of bowling scores and participants across multiple leagues and venues including Royal Lanes, Moonier, and team names such as Team Seven, Team Eight, Twilight League, and Commercial League. Notable players include Meyer, Melroy, Beets, Cordle, Zielsdorf, Toumberlin, Wickman, Rea, Fritts, Toumberlin, Shofner, Scribner, Hagelin, and Schmoe with scores and high game details.
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Twilight League
Clary Shoes
Wickman
Bennett’s Creamery
Miller
Everett’s
Rea
Farm Bureau Ins
Fritts
Bent Fenders
Seyler
Toumberlin
Ottawa Bus Service
Ainsworth
World Series dates set amid tight AL pennant race
AP reports Eckert announced the 1959 World Series schedule with games slated Oct 4 5 7 8 9 and 11 12 if needed in New York. An AL pennant tie could force a best-of series or round robin playoff, altering planned dates and venues. Several scenarios depend on how the AL winner is decided.
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New York
William D. Eckert
Green Bay Poised For Big Season In NFL West
New York AP reports Green Bay aims for another title run with top defense and key players like Starr Bratkowski and Davis. The Packers face Los Angeles and Dallas as potential postseason foes while Minnesota, Detroit, Chicago struggle with quarterback questions and injuries in a crowded NFC West-like setup.
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NEW York
Green Bay
Packers
NFL
AFL
Dallas
Los Angeles Rams
Texans
Willie Davis
Henry Jordan
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Bud Grant
Denver
Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Karl Sweetan
Milt Plum
Pat Studstill
Gail Cogdill
Bill Malinchak
Chicago
Jack Concannon
Gale Sayers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
Atlanta
John Unitas
Colts
Rams
49Ers
Tommy Mason
Dick Bass
Peters Sees Ring, Scar Mark Pro Career
Floyd Peters of the Philadelphia Eagles defines a pro as one with a championship ring and a knee scar. The nine-year veteran, a 31 year old San Francisco State graduate, reflects on emotions of football and his rise after knee surgery. The piece notes his 76 solo tackles and 64 assists last season as Eagles tied for second in the East. Also: Pacific Coast League playoff update San Diego leads Spokane 1-0 in best of seven.
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Hershey
Floyd Peters
Tineman
Philadelphia Eagles
Peters
San Francisco State
Baltimore Colts
Stor
Eagles
Associated Press
San Diego
Spokane
San Dego
Briles Shines as Cardinals Edge Mets in NL Roundup
Cards top Mets 3-1 as Neilson Briles limits New York to one unearned run while Gibson returns to action. Perry blanks Astros 2-0 extending scoreless stretch. Bunning earns sixth straight win in 9-0 Reds shutout. Dodgers beat Cubs. Braves split doubleheader with Pirates.
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Associated Press
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Neilson Briles
Gibson
Briles
Roberto Clemente
Cardinals
New York Mets
Mets
San Francisco
Gaylord Perry
Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Houston
Cincinnati
Perry
Astros
Bunning
Reds
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brues
Red Schoendienst
Larry Jaster
Bulpen
New York
Jack Fisher
Tommy Davis
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Giants
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Results
National League standings show St Louis and San Francisco atop with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh close behind. Wednesday results featured San Francisco 2 Houston 0 and St Louis 3 New York 1, while Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 9 to 0. Upcoming games include St Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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Phia
Bine
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Royal T Lanes Cities Service Gas CO
Meyer
Mealman-Gorton
Melroy
Beets Motors
Kansas State Bank
Ogle
Cordle
Trout
Zielsdorf
Kitty Clover
BeNneTt
Grabham
Anderson
Commercial League
BOB Knights Mobil
McFarland
Kansas Telephone CO
Hall
Royal Cleaners
Hamerickhouse
J. Scribner
Moore's
Chevolds
P. Hagelin
Dryden
Grogan Service
Wolgast
Bonnie
Swallow
H.D. Lee Company
Heckman
Lunger’s Oil Company
Schmoe
Naomi’s Tavern
Bike's Burger Bar
Fogle
White
Peoples National Bank
Reusch
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Ottawa University
Skip Kellogg
Clarence Telford
Ron Gottlieb
Kelly Desmarteau
Wade Exum
James Clayton
Gordon Meghan
Central
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Gold Dust Twins
Bart Starr
Zeke Bratkowski
Dallas Cowboys
Roman Gabriel
Bill Munson
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