Bunning, Phils Pitch NL's First No-Hitter in 27 Years
Philadelphia right-hander Jim Bunning no hit the New York Mets 6-0 in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader, striking out 27 and matching Don Larsen's 1956 World Series perfect game feat. The Mets added three singles in the nightcap as Philadelphia won 8-2.
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Merle Kelly and Bank of Commerce Win In Majors
Bank of Commerce remained undefeated and tied for first in the Majors with a 12 to 2 win over Consolidated. Merle Kelly added a 13 to 3 victory over 1st National Bank as Dan Evans belted a grand slam in the fourth inning. Randy Wells spun a two hitter for Merle Kelly and Bank of Commerce combined for six hits and two errors while Consolidated Oil posted three hits and four errors.
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Denver's Mountain Parks System Stretches Over 20 000 Acres
The Denver area's Mountain Parks System spans more than 20 000 acres in Colorado. It showcases extensive public land, historic development, and ongoing conservation efforts across multiple park areas.
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Look Dad No Wheels in Spokane Water Ski Pace
Spokane AP report describes five youngsters using a shallow irrigation ditch as a makeshift water course. Two boys sprint along each side at full speed while a fifth rides a water ski, illustrating resourceful play away from motorized transport.
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Dodgers Schedule Reveals 24 Florida Spring Games
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced a 24 game Florida spring exhibition slate with only six on the team’s Vero Beach training site. The list shows Florida venues used for pre season workouts and showcases the club’s varied spring itinerary.
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Recreation Calendar and Sports Schedule for Chanute
Tonight and Tuesday schedule lists Bowling at Sportsman's Bowl and bands at Royster Junior High adult band, plus Rookie League IGA Diamond play and Pee Wee League, Major League games at Santa Fe Diamond, and several softball tennis and theater events. Also notes Carnivorous plants survive by eating insects in acid bogs.
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Yanks Gain Lead With Twin Killing, A's Lose to Nuts
Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Angels pitched well but left with one out from a shutout as Cleveland fell 4-1. Belinsky earned his third straight win to improve to 5-3 with a 3.12 ERA, while seeking a Hawaii return away from the big league pressures. In other AL games New York swept Chicago to move atop the standings, Boston beat Baltimore, Detroit beat Minnesota, and Washington defeated Kansas City twice.
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Outlaws Triumph 6-4 Over Garnett In KC League Play
Chanute Outlaws beat Garnett 6-4 in a two inning scoring game. Garnett led 4-0 after four. Chanute rallied in the sixth with six runs. Key hits included Papst with a double and single and Barnhart with two singles. Howell allowed five hits with 11 strikeouts for Chanute. Next home game is Wednesday at City Park against Arcadia.
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Ferraris Win Famed Le Mans
The Ferrari team dominated the 24 hour Le Mans with prototypes finishing 1 2 3 and a Ford powered Cobra in fourth. Jean Guichet of France and Nino Vaccarello of Italy drove the winning car, which set speed and distance records, while Ford faltered due to mechanical issues. Spectator fatalities from debris marred the event.
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Topeka teen Jackie Evans wins Kansas amateur golf title
Jackie Evans, 14, of Topeka defeated Joan Ashley 3 and 2 in Salina to become Kansas women's amateur golf champion. Evans, who took up golf in Guam, claimed the state title on her first try, with strong play despite 102 degree heat. She plans to defend junior crown, enter USGA events, and continues practice at Shawnee Country Club with family involvement.
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Legion Loses Two On Weekend Trip Out-of-State
The Chanute American Legion squad lost two of three on a weekend road swing, 7-0 at Fayetteville Arkansas and 7-5 at Vinita Oklahoma, after a 6-1 win over Joplin Friday. Bruce Benson and Richard Edwards allowed most runs while Ron Briley homered rare Chanute hit. The team’s record moves to 10-5 with next home game against Pittsburg at City Park.
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Carroll Shelby Leads Cobra Entries in California Race
Carroll Shelby of Venice built two Cobra works cars with Ford engines and two similar cars in private entries. One Shelby car, driven by Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa and Bob Bondurant of Los Angeles, finished fourth overall and won the grand touring class. Richie Ginther of Granada Hills and Masten Gregory of Kansas City led early before transmission trouble on lap 64. About half of the 55 starters finished.
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