Wichita Welcomes Jim Ryun After Mile Victory
Crowds of about 150 mostly teenagers greet Jim Ryun in Wichita after his 3 55.3 mile time at the National AAU meet in San Diego. Ryun, 18, credits an earlier sprint for the win and predicts a 3 50 someday. He heads to races in Jamaica Poland West Germany and then the U S team to face Russia.
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Results of Citywide Tennis Tournament First Round
First round results announced by Martin Rotanno recreation superintendent. Winners include Dean Mendez Don Dickey 6 0 6 1 Boo Rhodes Don Tucker 6 4 6 1 Russ Corbitt Kenneth Simmons 3 6 6 2 6 4 Rhodes Corbitt pairings in doubles include Rhodes Corbitt 6 4 7 5 and Mendez Luman 6 3 3 6 6 1 Second round pairings listed for boys and girls events with several matches on deck.
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Dick ‘Purdy
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Lyle
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Roberto Pena of Mexico outpointed Bar Nikora of New Zealand in Auckland. Salvatore Burrini of Italy outpointed Gerry Stokes of Los Angeles in Naples. Ted Whitfield of Amherst knocked out Al Simmons of Miami in Amherst. Buster Mathis of Grand Rapids stopped Bob Maynard in Montreal.
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Gerry Stokes
Los Angeles
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al Simmons
Miami
Fla
Johnson Studio Pee Wee team stays undefeated after win
Johnson Studio beat Foodtown 12 to 9 in a makeup Pee Wee game to improve to 5-0 while Foodtown sinks to 0-6. Johnson led 3 1 4 in the top of the final inning. Foodtown scored 2 1 6. Rod ney Thummel Sammy Godinez and Marty Savedra pitched for Johnson with David Noland behind the plate. Russell Herron Tim Allen were the Foodtown battery.
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Merle Kelly Ford Tops Orley's Cafe In Extra Innings Slugfest
Merle Kelly Ford defeated Orley's Cafe 9 to 8 in 10 innings to move into a share of the league lead at 5-2, behind a late tying and winning run in the bottom of the eighth. Ash Grove remained hot with a 12-5 win over Consolidated Oil as Brad Hart belted a two run homer.
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Ronnie Raple
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Mark Alonzo
Dennis Gates
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Jerry Baughn
Bill Dexter
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Dale Douglas
Cai Oins
Santa Fe Edges Montgomery Ward In Rookie League Clash
Santa Fe Employees upset Montgomery Ward 12 to 7 to snap Ward’s perfect start. Steve Marts pitched a one hitter for Santa Fe with Greg Willis catching. Montgomery Ward pitchers Dave Taxter and Kenny Clark allowed three hits and were caught by Dale Berg.
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Hans' Flowers crush Taylor Fireworks in makeup league game
Mitch Magner pitched six innings of no hit ball for Hans' Flowers in a 9-4 win over Taylor Fireworks. Magner also hit the sole home run as Hans' totaled 11 hits with David Golay catching. Wells Clothiers edged Swimming Pool 6-5 in another makeup game. Bruce Bright homered for Wells, with Ron Harris and Bright sharing pitching duties.
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Tom Morrow
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Steve de la Torre
Stan Maring
Legion Versus Ottawa Nine Set For Chanute Park Showdown
Chanute hosts Ottawa at City Park tonight at 8 as the Legion seeks to end a five game skid. Ottawa arrives after a win over Topeka Van-T Chevrolet. Tomorrow the action moves to Yates Center for the second game.
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Pitchers and key players in a 6-1 loss by Weils Clothiers
The game saw Richard Ray start and Jim Simmons catch for Swimming Pool as they held Weils Clothiers to six hits. The losers were outhit 6-1 with the strikeout tally noted across five innings pitched.
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Fredonia's Janell Smith Aims for AAU Meet
Fredonia runner Janell Smith with a pending American record of 54.3 in the 440 yards is entered in the Women’s National AAU meet in Columbus Ohio. Meade Smith says she will run the 220 and 440, with a possible 220 if the 440 is not contested. The top two finishers earn a U S team berth to face Russia.
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Phils Beat Cards 3-0 as Callison Leads Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 3-0 at home. Johnny Callison tripled in the third and scored on a wild pitch before the Phillies added two runs in the eighth. Bob Purkey improved to 5-5 for the Cardinals, with a second game to come in Philadelphia. Kansas City was idle.
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St Patrick's and Knights of Columbus Win Softball Games
In Church Softball League action St Patrick's nipped EUB 13 to 10 as Harley Ponce shut out the losers after they scored 10 in the first two innings. Knights of Columbus improved to 7–0 by defeating Grant Avenue Baptist 11 to 1 with back to back homers by Bud Leroy and Dave Fehr in the third inning.
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Leasing Rural Carrier Cars Proposed To Save Millions
Simeon Bright Jr. told the 63rd annual Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association convention that leasing cars for rural carriers would be a definite assist to taxpayers and could save 20 to 25 million dollars annually. He noted opposition from the National Rural Letter Carriers Association and tied the plan to the President’s program to cut federal spending.
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Simeon M. Bright Jr
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Knights Fall After Late Rally In League Tilt
The Knights yielded a decisive loss as Pat’s and EUB combined for ten and thirteen runs respectively. Grant Avenue’s Dean Youngberg limited the winners to six clean hits while Leroy and Eastburn connected for the catcher and receiver roles.
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Gary McKenzie
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Grant Avenue
Dean Youngberg
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Baseball Scores Monday's Results
New York defeated Washington 4 to 3. Detroit beat Baltimore 4 to 3. Cleveland won against Boston 9 to 2. Chicago routed Minnesota 17 to 4. Only games scheduled.
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International League game update Jacksonville over Atlanta
Jacksonville defeated Atlanta 7 to 6 in an International League matchup. Buffalo at Toledo postponed due to rain.
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