Dodgers Crush Reds to Extend NL Lead at Home
Dodgers rout Reds 8-1 as Johnny Podres improves to 10-6 and Willie Mays leads the Giants with six hits in a 4-3 win over Milwaukee. Mazeroski’s seventh inning homer sparks Pirates’ rally. Mets crush Phillies 10-1 behind a three-hitter by Al Jackson.
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Felipe Alou
Three-Team AL Tilt Largely Unchanged by Mantle and Angels
Mantle’s 399th homer powered the Yankees past Cleveland 2-1 as New York widened its AL lead to 3.5 games. Wagner, Rodgers, and Thomas homered in the Angels’ 10-5 win over Kansas City, while Kaat notched his fifth shutout in the Twins 2-0 victory. Don Rudolph’s six-hitter yielded Baltimore 0-4, and Siebern starred for Oakland with five RBIs despite the skid.
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Jim Kaat
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Indians
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Bob Rodgers
Lee Thomas
Felix Torres
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RBI
Football Officials Meet at Emporia
About 106 football officials gather in Emporia Kansas for the annual Kansas College Officials Association rules meeting. Sessions are on the Emporia State campus with an intra-squad game by coach Keith Caywood to illustrate play situations. A Sunday discussion will cover rule changes and officiating mechanics.
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Jim Helmert
Kansas City
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Wichita
Jack Rheem
John Marsh
Prairie Village
John Overby
Chet Laney
Topeka
Cliff Long
Coffeyville
Chris Langworth
Wamego
Bill Osburn
Ottawa
Baseball Scores from Tuesday to Thursday by Associated Press
Results include New York 2 Cleveland 1 in rain shortened first game. Minnesota 2 Chicago 0. Los Angeles 10 Kansas City 5. Washington 4 Baltimore 0. Detroit at Boston postponed. Other dailies list Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Houston St Louis Philadelphia and more with multiple games postponed or rescheduled.
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Baseball League Leaders Across 325 at Bats and More
Key leaders appear for batting pitching and fielding with players from Cincinnati Los Angeles Minnesota San Francisco Boston Kansas City and Detroit. Highlights include Robinson Davis Wills Mays and Koufax among top performers in hits runs RBIs doubles and strikeouts with Pers and others noted for high averages and totals.
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Moore New Football Coach At Friends University
Bob Moore has taken over football coaching duties at Friends University in Wichita. The 36 year old also serves as head basketball and track coach and the school plans to hire an assistant to help with football and basketball and to act as head baseball coach.
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Bob Moore
Friends University
George Hutchens
Moore
Bowling Scores Reveal Business Men's League Details
The report lists scores for teams such as John Barney Insurance, Zimmerman's Electric, Foodtown Super Market, Self Service Groceries, Ladd's Barber Shop, A and P Grocer, Montgomery Ward, and Bank of Commerce. Highlights include high game scores like Burghart 187 and high series 30, with multiple players achieving 10 and 30 point marks across venues.
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R. W. Burghart
Zimmerman’s Electric
Foodtown
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W. Cawthorn
Ladd’s
Doudna
A & P Groc
Young
Montgomery Ward SR
John Barney
Montgomery Ward
Clemons
Dodd
Two Kansans Continue Bid For Golf Title
In Rochester New York defending champion Anne Quast Decker opens third round against Jean Trainor as JoAnne Gunderson and Barbara McIntire also play in key matches. The 128-player field narrows to eight by Thursday after fourth round play on the 6161 yard course leading to semifinals Friday and the 36 hole final Saturday.
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Decker
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Rochester
West
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Kirkland
Wash
Slim Natasha Matson Fife
Barbara McIntire
Robbye Lee King
Sheila
Vaughan
Paul Doe
Indianapolis
Squirrels Evicted To Make Underground Garage In Columbus
Gray squirrels longtime residents of the Ohio Statehouse lawn and trees lose their home as 85 nest boxes trees are removed for an underground garage. Animals are relocated to four parks operated by the Columbus Metropolitan Park Board.
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Columbus Metropolitan Park
Quail hunting dates differ by Kansas zone
Eastern Kansas hunters will have a different quail season than western Kansas. Zone 1 east of US 183 has a 21 day season from November 17 to December 4 with specific dates and a daily bag limit of eight. Zone 2 west of US 183 runs November 17 to December 2 with the same bag limits. Shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Tribune
Associated Press
Kansas
Hem stitching offered by Mrs Glenn Allison at 1514 South Central
After buying Helton's hem stitching machine Mrs Allison invites customers to have hems stitched. She provides contact at phone HE 12616 and notes Alcoholics Anonymous chapter Box 8 Chanute for further help.
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Glenn Allison
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Phillies Outfielder Tony Gonzalez Hospitalized for SI Joint Issue
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Tony Gonzalez was admitted to Temple University Hospital on Tuesday night for treatment of a sacroiliac condition. He had been out of the lineup for more than a week due to leg pain.
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