Ottawa Twisters Roll To 43-6 Victory At Cook Field
Ottawa Twisters dominated Iola 43-6 at Cook Field. Robert Gray scored three touchdowns including two long runs, Duane Campbell added a late score, and Jim Lewis booted multiple extra points as Ottawa raced to a 37-0 lead before Iola found a late 40 yard pass for their only score. Ottawa piled up 476 rushing yards to Iola’s 108.
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One More Win And Pirates Have Pennant
Pirates eye pennant as they sweep the Cubs in a doubleheader and close in on the NL title. With Milwaukee in their sights and St Louis fading, Pittsburgh needs two wins in seven games to clinch, while Chicago and Cincinnati battle for a possible Cards split. Don Hoak and Gene Baker key the sweep, Red Witt to start next, and Elroy Face earns the first win.
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Plan to celebrate Pirates pennant win in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh fans gear up for a Gala celebration as the Pirates close in on their first pennant since 1927. An auto procession and speeches are planned after their Milwaukee visit. Lights will blaze downtown as fans, confident after sweeping three doubleheaders and pulling 7 games ahead, await the clinch.
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Braves Preps Offense For Exhibition At Ottawa University
Ottawa University and fullback Herb Sutton near the top rushing leader in the NAIA prepare for a Beth el test at Cook Field. Sutton leads in rushing while Peters trails by five yards, with OU’s lineup featuring Bettin at quarterback and McAninch at wingback. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m.
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Yankees Could Wrap Up Title At Fenway This Week
The New York Yankees a six-game win streak lean into a three game series at Boston with a chance to clinch the pennant. They hold a 9-7 season edge over the Red Sox and need five wins in their remaining nine to seal the AL title, while Pittsburgh noses toward the NL flag after sweeping Chicago to extend their lead. Turley faces Muffett in tonight’s start as New York aims to secure the pennant and set up a World Series with the Pirates.
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Jayhawks favored to club K State in 58th rivalry
Kansas No 7 ranked Jayhawks open Big Eight title bid against Kansas State in Manhattan. KU beat Texas Christian 21 7 last week and are favored by four or more touchdowns. K State under new coach but depleted at backfield after South Dakota State win. Kickoff 1 39 p m.
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Baseball Scores Thursday Results No Games Friday Games
New York at Boston Baltimore at Washington Chicago at Cleveland Kansas City at Detroit. Saturday Games Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington. Pittsburgh 3 6 Chicago 2 1 first game 11 innings. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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Oklahoma Is Slim Favorite
Oklahoma and Northwestern open 1960 football at Owen Field in Norman before about 60,000. Oklahoma seeks a 13th straight Big Eight title under Bud Wilkinson, with a defense anchored by five 1959 starters while questions linger about quarterback Jimmy Carpenter and the offense. Northwestern, coached by Ara Parseghian, counters with balanced backfield and two strong ends, though interior line depth is limited.
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Brown advances in U S Seniors Golf at Oyster Harbor
In Osterville Massachusetts J Walcott Brown 57 defeats John McGuire 2 and 1 to reach the second round of the U S Seniors Championship alongside 15 other veterans. Medalist Stuart Rockey and dark horse David Rose also win to join the advancing field with favorites Cestone Molinari and Lowery.
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