Dodgers Clinch Pennant in Surprising Finish
Dodgers clinched the National League flag after Cubs defeated Cardinals, ending a tight race as Alston’s team celebrated in Los Angeles. Yankees prepared for the World Series by routing the Angels 8-1, with Ford improving to 24-7 in seven strong innings. Mantle and Maris contributed, and Elston Howard drove in three runs early.
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Clete Boyer
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Drysdale
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Trojans Sooners Head Grid List
NEW YORK AP ranks this week’s college football picks. Southern California over Oklahoma and Alabama over Tulane lead a slate labeled by the expert, with Texas over Texas Tech, Navy over William Mary, Northwestern over Indiana, Notre Dame over Wisconsin, Arkansas over Missouri, Georgia Tech over Clemson, Pittsburgh over Washington, Penn State over UCLA, Minnesota over Nebraska, and Princeton over Rutgers.
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Doris Peters Elected To Head Women's Golf Club
Doris Peters was elected president of the Ottawa Women's Golf Association with Esther Goss as vice president and Elodie Read as secretary treasurer. Mary Lou Sheldon will chair 1964 tournaments, with Velma Worthington and Helena Kramer assisting. Jessie Speer named handicap chairman. Prizes awarded for a summer ringer competition with Doris Peters and Jessie Speer among top scorers. Anne Fredeen won best attendance.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
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Esther, Goss
Elodie Read
Velma Worthington
Helena Kramer
Jessie Speer
Ann Crawford
Frances Cramer
Mardell
Annie Fredeen
Esther Goss
Rene Lyman
Beulah Shepard
Baseball Leaders Show AL Leaders and Top Names
American League batting leader is Yastrzemski of Boston with 320 at bats along with Kaline and Detroit at 310. Runs leader Allison of Minnesota has 97, with Pearson of Los Angeles and Tresh of New York at 92. RBIs go to Stuart of Boston with 118, Kaline 100 for Detroit. Hits leader Yastrzemski 181, Ward of Chicago and Pearson of Los Angeles tied at 176. Doubles lead Yastrzemski 38, Ward 34. Versalles of Minnesota 13 triples, Hinton of Washington 12. Home runs top Killebrew of Minnesota with 45, Stuart 42 for Boston. Stolen bases Aparicio of Baltimore 39, Hinton 25 for Washington. Pitching leaders note Ford with 15 decisions.
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New York and Detroit Pitching Marks Highlight Season
In New York, team ERA numbers stand at .774 with Downing earning a 13 4 mark for a .765 pace in strikeout led games against Detroit. Key figures Pascual and Stigman feature for Minnesota and others post 194 and 193 totals in a tight statistical snippet.
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Baseball season leaders and top players listed
Batting leaders include T Davis of Los Angeles at .321 and Cepeda of San Francisco at .326. Notable runs by Aaron and Mays, RBIs led by Aaron 127, hits by Pinson 201, doubles by Great 42, triples by Pinson 14, home runs by McCovey 43 and Aaron 42, steals by Wills 87 and Aaron 29. Pitching leaders show Perranoski 16 3 and Koufax 24 5 with Koufax striking out 298.
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Liston Plans Return Trip From Europe Tour
Sonny Liston will resume his European boxing tour in a couple of weeks and then head to Cape Town in the Union of South Africa, a spokesman said Tuesday. The tour includes an exhibition for American servicemen at Frankfurt, Germany. Liston abruptly halted his European tour while in Great Britain last week and has not disclosed the reason.
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Dodgers Clinch Pennant After Tight NL Race
Los Angeles Dodgers clinched the National League pennant after sweeping St. Louis, with a 4-1 win over the Mets sealing the title. Don Drysdale earned his 19th victory as the team celebrated restrainedly with a small family party at Wally Moon’s home while radio broadcasts of the Cubs overtake lingered.
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Claridge Knocks At Record Books In Big Eight News
Nebraska quarterback Dennis Claridge remains the league offense leader after a 148 yard total effort against South Dakota State as he eyes the 3,000 yard career mark. He crossed 2,000 yards in the opener and his 1,545 career passing yards push him toward the 2,000 yard passing club. Steve Renko and Gary Lane headline a rookie passing surge, while Kansas State’s Ron Barlow and Sayers of Kansas vie in rushing. Local notes list top receivers, punters, and scorers with Claridge leading all.
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Bowling Bits Highlight Top Women Bowlers of the Week
Weekly bowling results show Eula Milton and Pat Kramer each rolling a 213, Eunice Strickland with a 548 series, and Elk's Ladies second at 11 5. Lee's Cafe led by Maxine Lewis 199 game 540 series, with high team 2202. Helen Carey paced KOFC with 502 series as Arnold's Jewelry led by Velma Foster 811. Multiple nights list top games and series, with Beauty Land leading the league at 11 0 and Bienics at 10 0. Splits were converted by several bowlers including Wenthe and Ainsworth.
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Underdogs Rise In KCAC Football Race
The KCAC season shifts as six teams contend for the title after early upsets. Defending champ College of Emporia crushed McPherson 54 to 0, Ottawa beat Friends 60 to 9, and Southwestern routed Kansas Wesleyan 66 to 0. Bethany leads at 2-0, while Baker, Bethel, and others chase a balanced standings picture.
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Scoreboard graphic of today and upcoming games
Scoreboard shows Boston 5 Kansas City 1 Detroit 1 Washington 0 Cleveland 5 Minnesota 1 Chicago 15 Baltimore 0 New York 8 Los Angeles 1. Today’s games include Washington at Detroit Chicago at Baltimore Los Angeles at New York Kansas City at Boston. Thursday’s only game is Cleveland at Kansas City.
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Tuesday's Results show lively baseball games
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 3 while Houston beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2 and Cincinnati won 4 to 2 over Milwaukee. Los Angeles topped New York 4 to 1 and Philadelphia beat San Francisco 5 to 4. Remaining schedule lists St Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Milwaukee notated as N, Pittsburgh at Houston N, Philadelphia at San Francisco, and New York at Los Angeles N.
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Bowling Results From City League Standings
Bowling results list teams City Service Ottawa Savings and Loan Foremost Dairy Peterson Masonry Maracaibo Oil Co Al Beets Ramblers OTASCO L&B Oilers with players noted for high scores. Individual high games and series include Jones Meyer Grabham Bennett Lewis Wenthe Jackson Wolgast McBrick Laws Gage among others.
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The Herald Offers Reward For Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars to the reader who submits the best news tip. Tips must be timely accurate and verifiable and submitted to the Herald newsroom for consideration by the weekly deadline.
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