Palmer and Nicklaus clash as U S Open leads unfold
ARDMORE Pa AP two golf legends Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus dispute on and off the Merion course as 71st U S Open third round opens. Outsider 45 year old and former pro with 7 eye putter share early lead. McGee on 138. field pared to 65. Palmer shoots 68 while condemning slow play and pin placements.
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TSB Nips 1st National and B of C Slug Ash Grove Baseball
First State Bank of Thayer held on for an 87 victory over First National Bank in a VFW Major League game at Santa Fe Park. Bank of Commerce outslugged Ash Grove 20 to 11 as Paul Stanley limited Thayer to two hits in four innings before relief.
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Tigers remain unbeaten with six straight Senior Division win
The Tigers defeated the Rascals 20 to 10 as Judy Haight and Sarah Esch shared pitching while Karen Childers homered for the winners. Lori Sigler and Kathy Blichahn pitched for the Rascals. four Bombers-Fighters homers stood out in a 22 to 20 Fighters win.
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Tonight's Semi-Pro Softball Lineup and Schedule
Chanute Blues face Weida at 7 30 in City Park. United Brethren meet Galesburg at 7 30, Iola vs St Patrick's at 9 00 at Santa Fe Park.
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Montgomery Ward and Wrestler post rookie league wins
Montgomery Ward defeated Hull's Barber Shop 18 to 2 as Matt Cook struck out ten over four innings and Robert Briley saved with three K's. Wrestler beat Naff & Bolze Hardware 14 to 0 behind strong pitching by Chris Galemore and a ten hit effort. Matt Galemore homered for the winners. Grover Schultz caught behind the plate and VFW Rookie League action continued.
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Scott Russell
Steve Cunningham
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Magazine Writer Visits Yates Center
Bill Johnson of New York and Richard Clarkson of Topeka spent last week in Yates Center gathering information and taking photographs for a Sports Illustrated story planned for this summer. Johnson gathered data on local athletic programs and individual athletes.
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Home Run Beats Chanute 3 1 in Legion Baseball Duel
Fred Ysusi hit a two run homer in the bottom of the eighth as Independence defeated Chanute 3 to 1. Pitching duel featured David Peter and Steve Wiltse, with Chanute taking a 1 1 tie after seven. Plans call for Coffeyville Sunday and Neodesha Tuesday.
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Porter Merchants cruise past Nazarene for first win
Porter Merchants opened their season with an 11-0 victory over Nazarene as Dave Fehr and Tom MacKenzie combined for strong pitching. The team built five runs in the second and third innings while MacKenzie worked the full game despite a rough start.
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Golds top Purples as Oehlert adds triple in 11 7 win
Melissa Oehlert drives in a run with a triple as the Golds top the Purples 11 7 in Junior Division girls softball. Denise Ratliff belts two homers for the Reds before a forfeit ends a 15 5 Reds lead. Tammy Olson homers for the Pinks. Purples use Lisa Hartman and Teresa Roush at pitcher and catcher.
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Chiefs Wright Agree to Terms
Kansas City coach Hank Stram says Elmo Wright has recovered from knee surgery and signed with the Chiefs. Wright, a Houston University star and five time All American, was the Chiefs first draft choice after setting NCAA records as a receiver.
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Reds to Conduct Tryout Camp at Central Park Stadium
The Cincinnati Reds announce a tryout camp at El Dorado in Central Park Stadium on June 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. open to players aged 16 to 22. Attendees must bring shoes gloves and other incidentals and cover their own travel expenses. any signer will have expenses refunded by the team.
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Kansas fishing report notes rough water at Elk City and Woodson
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports Elk City and Muddy rivers and lakes Woodson and Wilson County are murky with slow channels but Woodson and Wilson offer fair to good fishing for several species. Neosho Bourbon counties show normal clear water and strong bluegill prospects with bass crappie and other species fair to good.
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Royals beat Angels as Splittorff earns first major league complete game
KC won 6-1 behind Paul Splittorff nine strikeouts on seven Angels hits. Amos Otis had a double and three singles, Paul Schaal reached base in 10 of 14, and Cookie Rojas error ends a 52 game errorless streak. Cubs defeat Cardinals 15-5 with Billy Williams Santo Hickman and Davis driving in three each.
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John Redmond Area Dams Water Discharge Update
Water discharge at John Redmond area dams was reported at 10,949 cubic feet per second. The note references area dam levels and today’s measurements, but the text is fragmented and lacks full context.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
Standings update shows Oakland leading Milwaukee 6-2 in Saturday action. Sunday slate includes Detroit at Cleveland, Chicago at Minnesota, California at Kansas City, Oakland at Milwaukee, Boston at Washington, New York at Baltimore, and additional interleague matchups across the league with several night games.
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Wallenda Walks 600 Foot Wire Over Busch Stadium
Karl Wallenda, 66, walked a 600 foot wire across Busch Memorial Stadium without a net during the Moolah Shrine Circus opening in St. Louis. He paused for a headstand and adjusted a shoe when a hotel key shifted. He will repeat the stunt at performances through Monday night.
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Bullfrog Season Opens July 1
Pratt readers learn bullfrog season starts July 1 and outlines legal methods of take. Allowed methods include by hand, with a hook or line, or with a hand-dip net. A valid Kansas fishing license is required for frog takers unless exempt by law.
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Royals Sign First Pick Branch Joins Royals
Kansas City announced that Roy Branch, 17, a right handed pitcher from St. Louis, signed a contract and accepted a bonus as the Royals first round choice. Branch, 5-11 and 180 pounds, posted a 7-0 spring record with Beaumont High including a no hitter and received St Louis Globe Democrat player of the year honors. He will report to the Royals rookie club at Kingston Tennessee in the Appalachian League on Tuesday.
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Mets edge Phillies in two hitter by Gary Gentry
Gary Gentry pitched a two hitter and struck out seven to give the Mets a 2-0 victory over Philadelphia. Bobby Bonds led the Giants with four singles a double and a triple along with his 16th homer as Giants swept a doubleheader 7-3 and 10-9 over San Diego.
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