A's Defeat White Sox 11-8 in Chicago rout
The Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 11-8 in Chicago. Ed Charles hit two homers and drove in four as Kansas City jumped on Joe Horlen early, with Jerry Lumpe adding a two run shot. Manny Jimenez regains AL batting lead at .856 after four at bats. St. Louis idle. San Francisco and Minnesota games set for tonight.
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Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball scores and standings show New York leading with a .593 percentage, Minnesota at .590, and Cleveland close by. Thursday results include Baltimore 7 Boston 4 and Minnesota 5 Los Angeles 4. Upcoming games list New York at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit.
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Fight Results From Miami Glasgow and Tokyo
In Miami junior Grant 176 from Miami outpointed Sweet Jim Robinson 172 from Kansas City over 6 rounds. In Glasgow John Cowboy McCormack 164 of Scotland beat Henry Hank 163 of Detroit over 8 rounds. In Tokyo Mundo Esparaz 118 of Mexico outpointed Fighting Harada 115 from Japan over 10 rounds.
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Alexander Ashley Tie Leads Golf League After Round Three
Dr. Ed Ashley's squad stays near the front as Ralph Alexander's team climbs to co lead by overtaking Dick Ashley. Alexander's group swept all 12 points against Harlie Wolgast, while Ed Ashley's side beat Dean Foster 10 points as both reach 26 after three rounds. Other results include Arch Allen over Dick Ashley 7-3 Bake Wood over Dr. Glen Ashley 7-5 and a McCune Jensen 6-6 draw.
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Evans Music Triumphs 29-17 Over Santa Fe Employers
Evans Music beat Santa Fe Employers 29 to 17 in a high scoring rookie league game. Evans erupted for 25 runs across the first two innings, added four more in the third, and held Santa Fe to four in the final two frames. Danny Turner hit two homers for Evans while Tony Barnett homered for Santa Fe.
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Lutherans, St Patrick's Post Wins
The Lutherans beat EFUB 5-4 in nine innings to move to third place in church softball standings. St Patrick's then crushed Presbyterians 20-0 as they exploded for 18 runs in three innings. The ten run rule ended the Presbyterian game early.
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Littler Leads U S Open After Round One at Oakmont
Gene Littler fired a 2 under par 69 to top a crowded field at the 62nd U S Open in Oakmont Pa with Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus among the early contenders. The big four started strong as others chased in a four way pack with ties and 150 players vying for the low 50 scores after 36 holes.
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Koch Furniture Tops Johnson in Pee Wee League Win
Koch Furniture crushed Johnson Studio 19 to 3 in four innings for its first win of the season. Mike Arnold pitched all four innings, catcher Tony Mitchell homered, and Johnson fumbled on defense as John Rausch, Mike Dunaway and Mike Brune handled pitching duties for the losers.
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Former Kansas women golfers enter state meet
Three former champions lead a field of 160 entrants for the 1962 Kansas women's golf tournament opening in Topeka Tuesday. Jean Ashley of Chanute, winner in 1955 and 1961, Natasha Matson Fife of Wichita, with titles in 1956 1957 1959 and 1960, and Mrs Tillie Becker of Topeka, champion in 1941 1949 1950 and 1951, headline the list.
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Natasha Matson Fife
Wichita
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Pedestrian Admits Shooting Motorist in Parking Lot
Carl Wayne Frazier, 26, Hawthorne, pleaded guilty to assault for shooting Harry R. Dyball, 28, Inglewood, after Dyball honked at him in a parking lot last April 14. Dyball was wounded slightly. Frazier awaits sentencing on July 18 and is free on $2,625 bail.
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Parents Visit Erie Scouts and Local Events At Camp Wilderness
A group of Erie area parents and relatives visited the Erie Boy Scouts at Camp Wilderness where the troop is in weeklong camp. Merle Smith, the scoutmaster, accompanies the group, as other locals attend church meetings and summer trips. Nearby, Labette County Medical Center treated Mable Colan and a minor league baseball game featured B and H Market and J C Penney, with a protest over an ineligible pitcher due to illness in the prior week.
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Official Believes Tho Drowned
An Alcatraz escape claim resurfaces as prison officials say they believe three bank robbers drowned during their attempt to flee. Fred T. Wilkinson declines to confirm raft or paddle details and would not comment on a swim claimed by two experienced swimmers from Alcatraz to Angel Island two miles away.
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Convicts vanish from Alcatraz after escape attempt
Federal official Wilkinson visits Alcatraz to probe the 1962 disappearance of Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin. He suspects drowning after their V shaped escape from The Rock, noting they would need food and shelter if alive.
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Special Notices and Ads in Brief
Jack's Diner opens under new management offering hot biscuits 4 30 to 7 30 am and a 75 cent daily dinner five days weekly with homemade pie and free coffee 11 30 to noon. Wanted private swimming lessons for students by qualified male instructors Gary Kennedy and Kay Freichine. Longest pop and cigar stand closed two weeks for permit. pop for sale at 5182 Grant. Taxes due June 20 and political notices from local officials and county officers listed.
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Attorney Covers Hood for Cold Noting Rear Engine Mixup
Ellicott City Maryland AP reports Howard County attorney John Clark protected his new compact car by placing a blanket over the hood for cold protection. The following day he realized the motor is in the rear of the vehicle.
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Notice of Hearing on Probate of Will in Neosho County
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas a petition for probate of the will of O C Freidline deceased dated March 19 1960 and February 18 1962 is filed by Charles E Henshall as executor. The hearing date is June 21 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas. Respondents must file defenses by then or a decree will be entered. Charles E Henshall petitioner and executor.
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