Cardinals blast Giants as 8-4 win follows late rally
St. Louis rips San Francisco for eight runs including a three run shot by Bill White and doubles by Stan Musial and Ken Boyer for the lead. Bob Gibson wins while Juan Marichal takes the loss as the Giants fall behind early and fade. Lee Thomas homers for the Angels in a 7-1 victory over Kansas City.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill White
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Ahead
San Francisco
Kansas City
Don Lee
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Los Angeles Angels
Giants
Third Mays
Cards
Lindy McDaniels
Mays
McCovey
Bob Gibson
Juan Marichal
White
Stan Musial
Julien Javier
Julio Gotay
Boyer
Angels
Joe Aczue
Lee
Fd Rakow
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles
Erie County Boys State attendees and local graduations
Erie and nearby residents participated in Boys State activities with delegates such as Ron Hill and Yancy Hudson returning home. John White and family joined Kansas State University graduates in Manhattan, while Ann McCoy and Carol Wheeles earned bachelor degrees in psychology. Abstract school attendees and church society plans were announced with meetings scheduled for July and August.
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Erie
R. W. Hudson
Pittsburg
Pat Simmons
Janie
Pontious
Carol McCoy
John White
Wichita
Kant
Sas City
Internal Revenue
Boys State
Ron Hill
Yancy Hudson
Sam Ricketts
Egates
Robert
Kreiger
North
Grant
Keith Lyle McCoy
Ricketts
Fred McCoy
Larry
Robert Dean Wheeles
Niles
Cleo Wheeles
John Bass
Manhattan
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
McCoy
Ann
Carol
Wheeles
Gene
Leonard Turney
E. L. Howard
Jean Greve
Don Booth
Locke Abstract Co
Joyce White
Neosho County Abstract Co
University of Kansas Extension Service
Joyce
James White
Gary White
Connie
Womens Society of the Federated Church
William Hill
C. P. McKinnie
Sam Wood
School of Missions
Baldwin
Washington Avenue Methodist
Parsons
Area Fishing Report Highlights Mixed Conditions Across Kansas
Heavy rainfall last week slowed angling in most streams and rivers, while lakes and reservoirs rise and run fair to good. Southeast zones report strong bass and crappie at Toronto and Moline areas, with channels and drum common in several state lakes and strip pits. streams overall fair to good with bass and bullheads noted.
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PRATT
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Toronto
Fall River
Wilson County
Cowley County
Butler County
Moline City Lakes
Howard City
Tanglewood Lake
Kansas
Neosho River
Elk River
Big Caney River
Hardy Meets Kaser In State Golf Finals
Hutchinson's Jim Hardy and Wichita's Monty Kaser advanced to the Kansas Amateur Golf finals after semifinal wins. Hardy, medalist, defeated Jim Chew 2 up, while Kaser edged Bob Dare 1 up to set the 36-hole final.
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Hardy
Kaser
Hutchinson, Kan
Jim Hardy
Hutchinson
Monty Kaser
Wichita
Kansas
Jim Chew
Lyons
Bob Dare
Wellington
Baseball Scores Through Friday From The Associated Press
American League standings show New York 30 19 612 Minnesota 32 23 .582 Cleveland 27 28 491 Detroit 28 23 549 Los Angeles 27 24 529 Chicago 25 30 455 Baltimore 16 36 308 Washington 16 36 308 Fridays results include New York 1 Baltimore 0 Cleveland 15 Boston 9 in 13 innings Detroit 7 4 Washington 6 1 Los Angeles 7 Kansas City 1 Minnesota 2 Chicago 1 Today’s schedule lists Baltimore at New York Chicago at Minnesota Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston Kansas City at Los Angeles
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W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Wright Leads Austin Civitan Open After Third Round
Mickey Wright, the tour’s leading money-winner, moved into a two-stroke lead at 140 after a one-over 71 in the third round of the $7,500 Austin Civitan Open. Fort Worth’s Sandra Haynie and Gloria Fecht of Los Angeles sit tied for second at 142 and Marilyn Smith co tops third at 143 with Jackie Pung in fifth at 144.
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Austin
Tex
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Gloria Fecht
Los Angeles
Jackie Pung
Dale
62 Deer Killed Across Kansas in Spring Auto Collisions
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports at least 62 deer killed in April and May, mainly in auto collisions. Seven males and 55 whitetails. 28 males, 32 females, two unreported. Meat salvaged in 22 cases for orphanages and county homes.
Two Area Girls Set Junior Olympic National Records
Lawrence Janell Smith of the sea softball throw records over 200 feet and Jane Lockwood of Erie added two inches to the standing broad jump record for girls 12 to 13. The event featured 325 girls from Kansas with 600 boys also entered. National marks fell as 15-year-old Kansas AAU Jr Olympics stars dominated events with Lockwood and Smith achieving record throws, jumps, and medal finishes amid Olympic expectations.
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Miss Lockwood
George Lockwood
Erie
Sheryl Near
Topeka
Bly
Chanute
Russell Anderson
Wayne Washburn
Fredonia
Kansas
Jane Lockwood
Janell
Olym
Pic
Wayne Bly
Jane
Lawrence
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Baseball scores and halted game noted in multiple matches
New York defeated Chicago 4-2 and 3-3 in a second game halted with two outs in the eighth due to darkness. St. Louis beat San Francisco 8-4 and Philadelphia outscored Cincinnati 10-3. Los Angeles won 4-3 against Houston in a 13 inning contest.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Bullfrog Season Opens July 1 in Kansas
The Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced the bullfrog season will run from July 1 to September 30. Kansans aged 16 to 70 must hold a valid Kansas fishing license to take bullfrogs.
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PRATT
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Snead Leads Classic in Clifton New Jersey
Don Finsterwald Frank in contention as Sam Snead builds a 66 second round to lead the $100,000 Classic Golf Tournament at Upper Montclair Country Club. Littler Arnold Palmer tied for second at 138, with Harney Brewer and Brewer among the 96 pros to survive the first cut at 149.
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Snead
Montclair
Littler
Arnold Pal
Sam
Gene Littler
Dave Greens
Marr
Earl Stewart
Palmer
Paul Harney
Gay Brewer
Dispute Over Humboldt School Site Stalls Building Plan
Humboldt district faces a legal challenge as residents oppose the Central location for the new elementary school. A ballot distributing two site options triggers a civil suit over closure of 11th Street for the Central site, with Dr and Mrs C F Westle opposing the approved plan. Local figures Laura Wiggans and Mrs Richard Walls visit, while Alice Louise joins Edna Henrichs in sharing extended stays and social events surrounding the school decision.
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Humboldt
Laura Wiggans
Glen
Walls
Humboldt Board of Education
Bridge Street
Forth
Sixth
New York
Central
10Th
12Th
11Th
C. F. Westle
Richard Walls
Alice Louise
Denver
Robert A. Finney
Paul
Mrs. Finney
Iowa City
Fight results from Totowa and other arenas readied
In Totowa New Jersey Don McAteer 179 of Paterson New Jersey earned a decision over Tom MecNeeley 199 of Boston MecNeeley was disqualified in the sixth round for low blows In Los Angeles Tony Herrera 126 of Inglewood California stopped Ray Valdez 125 of Mexicali Mexico In Brisbane Alfredo Cota 147% of Mexico outpointed Gary Cow burn 1442 Australia 12
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Associated Press
Totowa
N.J
Don McAteer
Paterson
Tom MecNeeley
Boston
MecNeeley
Los Angeles
Tony Herrera
Inglewood
Calif
Ray Valdez
Mexicali
Mexico
Brisbane
Alfredo Cota
Gary Cowburn
Australia
Dotson Wins Half Mile at Meet of Champions
Bill Dotson of Kansas won the 880 yard run in 1 49.6 at the Meet of Champions in Houston. Oklahoma athletes posted several top finishes including Dick Inman winning the shot put 57 4 and placing third in discus 153 114, Ray Knaub breaking the meet 220 record with 21.0 seconds.
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Houston
Bill Dotson
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Phil Johnson
Wichita
Ron Swanson
Dick Inman
Oklahoma
Paul Ebert
Mark Brady
Mark Sullivan
Tony Watson
Charles Strong
Oklahoma State
Ray Knaub
Donnybrook erupts after Don McAteer Tom McNeeley bout
In Totowa New Jersey promoter Lou Durva described a furious donnybrook as Don McAteer and Tom McNeeley fought. Police escorted the boxers and referee Paul Cavalier from Gladiators arena after Cavalier disqualified McNeeley for low blows. Spectators surged into the ring and punches flew. Cavalier had warned both fighters earlier and the New Jersey State Athletic Commission will rule on the incident. McNeeley weighed 199 pounds and McAteer 179.
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Donnybrook
Don McAteer
Tom McNeeley
McNeeley
McAteer
Paul Cavalier
Cavalier
Gladiators
New Jersey
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
New Jersey State Athletic Commission
Joseph F. Walker
Me Ateer
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