Indians Rally Past White Sox In Tight Split Series
With 18 games remaining Cleveland trails Chicago by 44 as the Indians win 6-5 to open the doubleheader and 2-1 in seven innings Sunday. Vic Power drives in two in the ninth to seal the nightcap and Chicago cruises past Kansas City as Detroit falls. The White Sox Faithful push their lead with late surges and eye their first flag in 40 years as New York, Baltimore and Washington shuffle in the standings.
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Triumph For U. S. In Pan Am Games
The United States dominates the Pan American Games finishing the 12 day event with 12 gold 72 silver and 52 bronze medals. Team equestrians won the Prix Des Nations team title while Argentina Brazil Canada and Mexico also earned multiple golds. The games showcased strong U S squads across events in Chicago at Soldier Field.
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Ottawa Braves Football Holds Morning Pictures In Uniforms
The Ottawa University Braves practiced in uniforms this morning for pictures due to heat. No afternoon sessions today. A practice scrimmage under lights at Cock Field is scheduled for tonight.
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Ottawa University Braves
Cock Field
Braves Win 3 In Row In Final Flag Drive
Braves pull within one game of first as they win their third straight, sparked by Hank Aaron and Del Crandall with clutch hits. Dodgers take five decisively as San Francisco and Chicago lose, keeping NL pennant race tight.
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Two Take Top Race Prizes at Ottawa Speedway
Bud Hatch and Tad Dozier swept two titles each in Stock Car racing at Ottawa Speedway Saturday. Hatch won stock trophy and stock feature. Dozier took modified trophy and modified heat. Ralph Tedrow, Sicka, and Harlan Johnson also won heats or features. A women’s powder puff race is scheduled for this Saturday. The annual championship races are set for Sept 19 with Sept 26 reserved for open modified competition.
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Ottawa Speedway
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Dozier
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Sicka
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Country Club to Push Winter Bowling League
A meeting of Ottawa Country Club women will be held at Royal T-Lanes on Wednesday at 1 30 p m to form a winter bowling league. Mrs Leola Meador will outline women s league functions and answer questions. Beginning bowlers are urged to attend and participate.
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Californian Takes National Motorcycle Rally 100 Mile Grand Prix
Joe Leonard of San Jose California won the 100 mile grand prix at the National Motorcycle Rally in Dodge City Kansas with a 27 second margin on Dick Mann. Leonard refueled during a last lap pit stop and retained the lead as Mann's bike broke down. Finishing behind were Kretz Jr. of Monterey Park California in second and Neil Keen of Los Angeles third. Dave Graves of Wichita won an eight lap preliminary race witnessed by about 4000 spectators.
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
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Tulsa
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Wichita
Seixas Not Feeling His Age In N Y Tennis Push
Vic Seixas at 36 says age has little impact on his game as he defeats Ramanathan Krishnan 6-3 6-4 6-2 in the national championships second round at Forest Hills. Next up is Tut Bartzen with potential winner of Barry MacKay vs Bob Mark. Seixas works as a securities salesman in Philadelphia and has remained near his job since leaving full-time tour two years ago.
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