Power-Laden Braves Steamroll Friends Opener
Ottawa University Braves crushed Friends 53 to 0 in Wichita behind Herb Sutton’s 27 points and 248 rushing yards. Sutton opened scoring with a 30 yard reception and added a 62 yard run. Butch Lewis and Jim Maendele produced key scores as Ottawa tallied 442 rushing yards while shutting down Friends’ passing attack.
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Wichita
Ottawa University
Herb Sutton
Braves
Friends
Garden City
Jim Maendele
Sutton
Ottawa
Mike Brown
Baseball Scores Friday Results
Friday results show New York over Baltimore 4 to 2 Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 3 Washington shutout Boston 3 to 0 Cleveland topped Kansas City 4 to 2. Saturday slate lists Baltimore at New York Kansas City at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Boston at Washington and Chicago at Los Angeles games. Sunday line includes several matchups plus San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 4 and Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2. Monday schedules San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at St Louis.
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New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
St. Loui
Francisco
S T. Louss III
National League
L. Pet
G.B. . Eneee
Pittsburgh Milwaukee
St Tuls
San Francisco Ee
Spetee
Cyclones Tie Pittsburg On Comeback In Opener
Ottawa High Cyclones overcome eight fumbles and early miscues to tie Pittsburg 13 13 in Pittsburg. Ottawa surged with a 20 yard pass connection Reusch Jensen and a key Jensen block that set up the tying touchdown by Mickey Reed. Coach Harold Wallace praised the defense and ball control after the game.
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Pittsburg
Ottawa High Cyclones
Pittsburg Purple Dragons
Cyclones
Ottawa
Ron Reusch
Bill Jensen
Purple Dragons
Bob Kneebone
Kneebone
Mickey Reed
Reusch
Harold Wallace
Wallace
Tom Campbell
Tom
Lecompton Defeats Pomona 7 0 in Football Thriller
Lecompton defeats Pomona 7 to 0 as Halfback Martin Anfred breaks through for the only TD after a long drive from inside their own 25 in the third period. Pomona had 112 total yards and battled penalties and miscues, with Jerry Bolton returning a Lecompton punt 65 yards for Pomona’s near score.
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Jerry Bolton
Pomona
Lecompton
Jack Fenton
Martin Anfred
Spahn Sparkles As He Tosses No-Hitter
Warren Spahn delivers a 4-0 no hitter for the Milwaukee Braves over Philadelphia, reaching 20 wins in a season as he fans 15 and walks two. Pittsburgh loses to Cincinnati while St Louis falls to third. Lew Burdette also threw a no hitter for the NL this season.
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Spahn
Warren the Wonder
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Lou Groza Retires From Browns After 1960 Decision
Cleveland Browns end 1960 outlook as Lou Groza retires at age 36 due to back trouble. Coach Paul Brown announced the move at a Touchdown Club luncheon as Groza receives a standing ovation. His greatest thrill was the title-clinching kick in 1950 that helped the Browns win their first NFL championship.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Lou Groza
Groza
Paul Brown
Touchdown Club
Brown
New York Giants
Giants
Spahn Delivers No-Hitter at 39 Against Phillies
Milwaukee southpaw Warren Spahn, at 39, threw his first no hitter in a 4-0 win over Philadelphia. He struck out 15, walked two, and earned his 127th victory while chasing a 300 win career milestone. Spahn credited his fastball for the achievement and quipped about aging.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Philadelphia Phillies
Spahn
Hall of Fame
Lew Burdette
Lew
Linwood beats Quenemo in season opener under lights
Linwood defeated Quenemo 40-18 in a six man opener. Linwood built a 6-0 early lead, led 19-6 at halftime and 33-18 after three periods. Quenemo’s Jim Gragg contributed on all scores with a 25 yard reception, a 40 yard interception return, and a 30 yard pass. Quenemo hosts Harveyville in an eight-man game on Sept. 23.
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Linwood
Quenemo
Jim Gragg
Ron Knights
Ben Lewis
Harveyville
Overbrook Closes Rally Past Wellsville 20 0
Overbrook tailback John Rose rushed 14 yards and scored a TD while passing for another as Overbrook defeated Wellsville 20 to 0 last night. Ken Bean added the opening score, Herth kicked the extra point, and Rose connected with Ron Anderson for the final touchdown. Wellsville’s Les Rader left with a concussion amid costly penalties.
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Overbrook
John Rose
Wellsville
Rose
Ken Bean
Charles Herth
Harth
Ron Anderson
Les Rader
Overbroak
Mudcat Grant Is Suspended For Rest Of Season
Cleveland pitcher Mudcat Grant was suspended without pay for the season after walking off the field following an argument in the bullpen with white coach Ted Wilks. Manager Jimmie Dykes cited Grant's remark about the country during the national anthem as the reason for the action.
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Cleveland
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Jimmie Dykes
Kansas City
Grant
Ted Wilks
Wilks
Larry Doby
Iand
Harry Chiti
White Sox
Gerry Staley
Tigers
Sox
Frank Lary
Early Wynn
Ted Kluszewski
Wynn
Staley
Indians
Jim Perry
Mike de LaHar
Johnny Romano
Tito Francona
Ned Garver
Mudcat
Williamsburg Beats Welda in Eighth Straight Eight Man Win
Williamsburg hosts beat Welda 20 to 6 as they win their 14th straight eight man game. Welda scored early on a 40 yard pass and pitchout but a forward lateral nullified a second touchdown. Terry Thornbrugh rippled for 55 yards and Larry Anderson scored twice with a pair of point after runs.
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Williamsburg
Welda
Terry Thornbrugh
Phil Piersol
Larry Anderson
Pierson
Anderson
Pomona
Weida
Tacoma Open in Three-Way Tie Amid Round Two Action
David January dropped to a three-way tie for 10th at Tacoma Open after a 75, two strokes behind leaders as Bob Rosburg Lionel Hebert Howie Johnson Dave Marr Ken Venturi led a field of 73 pros in the $25,000 event. Paul Harney shot 66 to reach 137 and share sixth with Hawkin Casper and Duden. Palmer stood at 139 after a costly three-putt.
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Tacoma
Wash
Don January
Dallas
Bob Rosburg
Overland Park
Kan
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Howie Johnson
Coghill
Dave Marr
Houston
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Fred Hawkin
el Paso
Tex
Bill Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Easy Ed Macauley Quits St. Louis Hawks GM Role
Easy Ed Macauley, ex St. Louis University star and former Hawks coach, resigned as general manager of the St. Louis Hawks citing pressure from outside business. Bud Cartier will act as GM until a successor is named, parting described as cordial.
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ST. Louis
Ed Macauley
St. Louis University
Macauley
Kener
Bud Cartier
Hawks
Bowling Scores From Friday Nite Ladies League
Readable bowling results list scores and highs for Friday night league. Maracaibo Oil high game 204 and series 829 by Lollar. Carlson 196-538. Hughes 495. Wolgast 570. Roller 420. multiple teams noted with high 10s and 30s, including Colby s Colby s and Fairmont.
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Maracaibo
Lollar
Colby’s
R. Carlson
O.K. Bargain
H. McClay
P. Jackson
J. Moore
F. Hughes
Elmer's Welding
B. Hughes
T. Shores
Trout
B. Bachelor
H. Carey
Gambles
M. Hull
Royal T
F. Gilborn
S. Wolgast
B. Leach
Fairmont
C. Roller
Golf Pairings Announced for Women's Event at Ottevnn
Next Tuesday at Ottevnn Country Club the women's golf pairings are announced. Players include Kelsey Roberts Speer Fredeen H Kramer Sloan Shade Elder Crawford Fletcher Hudson Young Peters J Kramer Sheldon Youlks. Luncheon at 1 p.m. Reservations to Mrs D L Young CH 2 3844 or Mrs Howard Deputy CH2 2022.
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Ottevnn Country Club
Kelsey
Roberts
Speer
Fredeen
H. Kramer
Sloan Shade
Elder
Crawford
Fletcher
Hudson
Young
Peters
J. Kramer
Sheldon
Youlks
D. L. Young
Howard
Lawrence Opens Season With Victory Over Manhattan
Lawrence, Kansas top team, won 14-4 against Manhattan to start 1960. Independence remained strong with a 13-0 win over Altamont. Wichita West upset Arkansas City 13-0 as Fort Scott beat Atchison 36-7 and Wichita East topped Wellington 19-13. Other results included Great Bend 19-6 over Hutchinson and Shawnee Mission North 21-16 over Kansas City Southwest.
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Manhattan
Independence
Altamont
Fort Scott
Atchison
el Dorado
Augusta
Wyandotte
Chanute
Joplin Mo
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Parsons
Cherryvale
Wichita West
Arkansas City
Wichita North
Juction City
Wichita Southeast
Kapaun
Wichita East
Wellington
Wichita South
Winfield
Newton
Emporia
McPherson
Lyons
Washburn
Eudora
McLouth
Tola
Fredonia
Louisburg
Gardner
Garnett
Paola
Girard
Yates Center
Herington
Osage City
Humboldt
Moran
Lansing
Kansas Schoot For Deaf
Kansas
Associated Press
Salina
Dodge ‘City
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Ward
Andale
Peabody
Clay Center
Hays St. Joseph's
Goodland
Hays
Hoisington
Russell
Junction City
Shawnee Mission North
Kansas City
Southwest
Turner
Shawnee Mission East
Little Clyde
Belleville
Lane Over Rantoul In Baseball Game
Lane, defending champions of Franklin County Rural High School fall baseball league, beat Rantoul 12 1 in the third inning. Don White earned the win with a single after two walks. White and Evans each allowed one hit. Rantoul scored in the third on a walk and single.
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Rantoul — Lane
Franklin County
Rantoul
Don White
White
Joe Evans
Seek Cause Of Race Car Crash
Specialists began probing the wreckage of the Bluebird 1 racer after its 300 mph crash at Bonneville Salt Flats. Donald Campbell, 39, suffered bruises and possible concussion and was hospitalized at Tooele Utah. The accident occurred on the 25th anniversary of Campbell's father Sir Malcolm Campbell becoming the first to exceed 300 mph on the salt flat while attempting a world speed record of 364 mph set by John Cobb of England in 1947.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Donald Campbell
Campbell
Sir Malcolm Campbell
John Cobb
England
Tooele
Here
Yanks Beat Orioles 4-2 In Key Series Opener
Whitey Ford struggled but kept his grip in clutch moments as the Yankees beat the Orioles 4-2 at Yankee Stadium led by Hector Lopez and Roger Maris home runs. Bobby Shantz closed the game with two outs in the ninth, striking out Mary Breeding after a two-run single by Jim Busby.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Casey Stengel
Bobby Shantz
Orioles
Yankees
Hector Lopez
Roger Maris
Yankee Stadium
Birds
Chuck Estran
Rcord
Bob Turley
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Chuck Stubbs
Ray Moore
Yankees Stadium
Shantz
Jim Busby
Mary Breeding
Dallas Looms As Major Threat in AFL
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Texan flavored Dallas squad led by quarterback Cotton Davidson and fullback Jack Spikes rolled to a 16 4 win over Oakland at Kezar Stadium. Davidson threw two TD passes Spikes added 16 points as Dallas bolstered its AFL bid. Defensive back Dave Webster intercepted two passes, helping Hank Stram defend. The night slate includes Boston vs New York Titans at the Polo Grounds and Denver at Buffalo with Los Angeles visiting Houston.
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Cotton Davidson
Jack Spikes
Dave Webster
Dallas
Davidson
Spikes
Texans
Oakland
Kezar Stadium
Texas Collegians
Eddie Erdelatz
Raiders
Eddie
Hank Stram
Webster
Prairie View
Babe Parilli
Boston
New York Titans
Polo Grounds
Denver
Buffalo
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Houston
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Willie Kirkland
Curt Simmons
Stu Miller
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Hardesty
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