Cardinals Top Pirates 6-5 as Maris Delivers Late
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 Monday night halting Pittsburgh's winning streak. Roger Maris delivered a decisive 10th inning double scoring Tim McCarver to restore a two-run lead after the Pirates rallied in a rain-soaked 10th.
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Tough Schedule For Jim Ryun In NCAA Meet
Kansas coach Bob Timmons outlines Jim Ryun world mile record holder’s plans for a rare mile 880 double at Brigham Young on June 17 with prelims June 15 and semi finals June 15 16. Ryun faces rivals Pete Farrell Dave Buck and Jim Metcalf as he weighs AAU and federation meets and rest of July training.
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Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Reports Pool Levels
The document lists dam pool readings for John Redmond and Toronto. Normal conservation pool levels are given in feet above sea level with figures such as 1,035.99 for John Redmond and 898.10 for Toronto, followed by unclear annotations and garbled text.
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Fight Night Results Across Cities
Washington fighter Bob Foster stopped Eddie Cotton in 3 rounds in New Orleans Jerry Pellegrini outpointed in New Orleans In Worcester Isidro Perez outpointed Kid Bassey II Bill Conlin outpointed Clarence Ryan in Fitchburg San Francisco Nate Collins outpointed Carl Moore Amsterdam Jan Lubbers stopped Conny Velensk Ben Lachemi outpointed Sugar Boy Nance Lowell Franklin stopped Jiminy Fields in Las Vegas
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Chanute Two-Man Golf Team Finishes Second
Independence Kansas Chanute High School two-man golf squad shot 245 for 27 holes to take second in SEK League play. Jeff Leverenz and Dick Helton led with 122 and 123, while Coffeyville claimed two-man medalist honors and Parsons topped four-man scoring. The Comets head to Independence for regional action Friday.
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Pacific Coast League No Games Scheduled
Pacific Coast League announces no games on the schedule while the International League likewise lists no fixtures. The notice outlines a pause in play across both leagues with no postponed dates provided.
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Wright Rises to Second in LPGA Money List
Mickey Wright climbs to second on the LPGA tournament winnings list after finishing second in the Tall City Open at Midland Texas on Sunday. Sondra Haynie remains the leader, with Haynie ahead by nearly $1,000 after six events as Wright placed fourth in Midland.
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Grass Roots Effort Seen as Path to Winning Vietnam War
Lawrence Learned, an American contractor in Vung Tau, says Americans must improve image and living standards for Vietnamese workers. He highlights inflation, wages from 12 to 30 piastres an hour, rising costs for housing and rice, and the need to educate a literate workforce. He argues progress depends on long term grass roots efforts and understanding.
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1.5 Million Chances for Error by Hal Boyle
New York AP column recounts everyday statistics and quips on risk and habits. It notes six million Americans with sinus trouble, 37 percent belt use on short trips, and 1.5 million chances for error per car due to 15 000 parts and 100 characteristics each. It cites other tidbits from vitamins costs to tomato as fruit and a Mich igan court ruling on cats.
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Fredonia Wins Tri-Valley Track Meet Big Margin
Fredonia High School captured the Tri-Valley League track meet title with 83 points, dominating seven of 17 events. Neodesha finished second with 50, while Humboldt placed fourth as Tom Wood of Humboldt won the javelin at 165 feet.
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Coffeyville Wins Junior High Meet
Coffeyville Junior High School took first place in both ninth grade and seventh-eighth grade divisions at SEK Junior High Meet. Coffeyville swept top finishes led by Doug Barnow in shot put and discus and Randy Herron in pole vault. Roy ster scoring highlighted by Harding and Barnhart with multiple events.
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Kansas State Scores Big Baseball Victory Over Omaha
College baseball results show Kansas State 13 Omaha 7 with Kansas State also defeating South Dakota 2 2 and College of Emporia 9 4 while Arkansas and Sioux City games end 2 2 Kan sas Wesleyan wins 2 1 Track Kansas State defeats Missouri 78 65 Catcher Charley Lau leads AL pinch hitters last season with six for 12 .500.
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