Athletics Clip Yankees For New Managers Bow
Kansas City rookie manager Hank Bauer opened with a 4 3 comeback win over the New York Yankees as Norm Siebern and Wes Covington hit ninth inning homers. The victory tightened the AL race with Cleveland and Detroit while Cincinnati extended its NL lead.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hank Bowers
New York Yankees
Norm Siebern
Wes Covington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
Cincinnati
Undefeated Koch Furniture Edges NuWay Cleaners 13 12
Koch Furniture remains unbeaten in Pee Wee League after a 13 12 win over NuWay Cleaners. Larry Barnhart and Joe Vaughn pitched for Koch with Victor Godinez and Vaughn catching. Clyde Barbee and Robert Wright pitched for NuWay. Final innings yielded the decisive runs as NuWay led briefly.
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Larry Barnhart
Joe Vaughn
Victor Godinez
Vaughn
Clyde Barbee
Robert Wright
Orley
Wilsons Clothiers
No Way Cleaners
Koch Furniture
Bauer Plans to Let Team Call Its Shots
Kansas City manager Hank Bauer, 39, plans to let players play their own game as he starts with the Athletics. They beat the Yankees 4-3 on late homers by Norm Siebern and Wes Covington. Bauer named Dick Howser team captain as part of his initial moves.
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Ralph Houk
Luis Arroyo
Bauer
Covington
Wes
Luis
Jim Archer
Bill Skowron
Roger Maris
New York
Archer
Yankees
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Hank Bauer
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Joe Gordon
Hanks
New York Yankee
Norm Siebern
Wes Covington
Jim) Archer
A's
Frank Lane
Dick Howser
Lane
Howser
Charles C. Finley
Gordon
Finley
Hank
Rocky Bridges
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Dates Set For 1964 Olympics In Tokyo And Innsbruck
The International Olympic Committee approved the 1964 Games schedule with Tokyo opening on October 9 or 10 and ending October 25 after a first day rest. The winter games will run January 29 to February 9 in Innsbruck. The Tokyo start date hinges on rest day after opening ceremonies. winter events mirror 1960 program at Squaw Valley with added bobsleds and luges.
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Greece
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
Otto Mayer
Mayer
Squad Valley
Calif
Ash Grove Rips J C Penney s in Minor League Tilt
Ash Grove team, struggling after three losses, routed J C Penney s 12 to 2 to pull even atop the Minor League standings. Nation s Cleaners beat Munger s 10 to 8 as Penney s slipped to 3 2 and Hans Herold seized the solo lead. The game ended after four innings under the ten run rule as Ash Grove scored seven in the fourth.
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Ash Grove
J. C. Penney's
Nation
Cleaners
Munger
Dick Helton
Danny Donovan
Eddie Corkill
Jim Stemple
David Holloway
Lynn Ranabargar
Elks Earn First Teener League Victory In 9-1 Rout
The Elks won their Teener League debut 9-1 over Self Service Grocery as Pat Smith and Charles Olson teamed on the mound and Leonard Anderson homered. VFW edged the American Legion 6-4 in extra innings, Fred Midcap tossing a four hitter with 20 strikeouts. Self Service Grocery and VFW meet again tonight while other matchups on the slate include Naff & Bolze versus Olson's Supermarket and Tom's Peanuts against the Santa Fe Employes.
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Elks
Self Service Grocery
VFW
American Legion
Pat Smith
Charles Olson
Junior Roberts
Bruce Benson
Leonard Anderson
Legion
Fred Midcap
Tom Arthur
Ronnie Briley
Eddie Lindblad
Naff & Bolze and
Olson
Loop Lead Taken By Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward moved into the lead in the Rookie League by beating Potter's Watchery 9 to 5. Ward scored all runs in the last two innings of the four inning game. John James hit a bases clearing home run for Ward, with Bill Barnard also contributing for the winners.
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Montgomery Ward
Potter
Watchery
Ward
John James
Bill Barnard
Lead Retained By Methodists In Church Softball Win
The Methodists beat the Presbyterians 9 to 2 to extend their record to eight wins in nine. Gary McKenzie and Larry Erickson limited opponents to five hits as Don and Bill White took the loss. First Baptist defeated Evangelical United Brethren 3 to 0 to move into second place, and EUB dropped to 6-3. Tonight Christians clash with Knights of Columbus, followed by Lutherans versus EUB Presbyterians.
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Methodists
Presbyterians
First Baptist
Evangelical United Brethren
Gary McKenzie
Larry Erickson
Don
Bill White
EUB
Marvin Seger
Baptists
Buddy Leroy
Bill Grogan
Jim Woods
Knights of Columbus
Lutherans
Phillies GM Calls for Free Agent Draft Over Bonuses
Philadelphia General Manager John Quinn blasted large bonus payments to high school players as destabilizing to baseball. He proposed a free agent draft at the upcoming major league meetings and suggested legislation to implement a draft system to curb big signing bonuses.
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Philadelphia
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Quinn
Phillies
Chanute Tribune Pa
Wedding Shower Honors Caro lyn Williamson Beache nor
Night at the home of Mr and Mrs James White honored the approaching July 8 marriage of Carolyn Williamson to John Beachenor. Twenty five guests attended with refreshments, games, and gifts displayed. Supt. Robert Krieger of the Erie schools attended a Pittsburg conference on secondary education. Relatives and friends gathered in Erie for the funeral services of Mrs Jesse Hoagland. Various local and visiting relatives were noted from Battle Creek Wichita Joplin Coffeyville Houston Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City.
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James’ White
Carolyn Williamson
John Beachenor
Robert Krieger
Erie Schools
Pittsburg
Erie
Jesse Hoagland
George Bartlett
Battle Creek
Mich
Paul Smith
Wichita
Rosaline Fouts
Joplin
Donald Cook
Harriett Felts
Alma Palmer
Coffeyville
Dale Hoagland
Oscar Rogers
Houston
Tex
Verle McCoy
Topeka
Fred McCoy
George Fischer
Rolla Redburn
Tulsa
John Gearhart
Pearl Redmond
Audrey Ewen
Seth Nation
Pauline Reynolds
Kansas
Hollis Dunham
Ted Kyle
Lawrence
South Mound
Leora Fischer
Kansas City
Sedan
Edwin E. Lowe
Albuquerque
N.M
Methodist Church
Erie Masonic Lodge
Lowe
Loucile Gallagher
Lewis Lowe
Seth
Clark
Council Grove
Arthur Nye
Kyle Nye
L. R. Kyle
St. Paul
Philadelphia bout ends in stoppage by Loo over Douglas
The Associated Press reports Jimmy Loo of Philadelphia stopped Irish Bobby Douglas in the ninth round. In New York, Tommy Tibbs of Boston outpointed J D Ellis of Trenton over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jimmy Loo
Bobby Douglas
New York
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
J.D. Ellis
Trenton
N.J
Blue Ribbon Award At Camp Wilder Near Independence
Erie Boy Scouts earned a blue ribbon for camping excellence at Camp Wilderness near Independence last week. Leaders Herman Simmons Earl Beeler Jr and C P MecKinnie returned ten campers home Saturday morning. Activities spanned nature wood lore swimming boating marksmanship campcraft and scoutcraft. Several Scouts progressed from Tenderfoot to Second Class and some First Class Scouts earned merit badges toward Star Scout status. Merle Smith assistant Scoutmaster directed the camp and accompanied the group home.
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Erie
Wilderness
Independence
Herman Simmons
Earl Beeler Jr
C. P. MecKinnie
Merle Smith
Wayne Newlin
Cherryvale
Federated Church
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