A's Blanks Yankees 11 0 Behind Segal in 1964 Defense
In a doubleheader sweep, the Athletics shut out the Yankees 11-0 as Segal earns the win in a strong showing. The nightcap featured a different standout, with a dominant Orioles pitching performance highlighted by Pappas and a rookie Wally Bunker showcase. The A's offense exploded late, driving the final score and sealing the lopsided victory.
KU May Upset Favored Tigers In Big 8 Meet
In Stillwater Oklahoma AP report Missouri heads the field with 106 points but Kansas 102 and Kansas may repeat its 1963 upset as Robin Lingle anchors the Jayhawks with strong field events. Nebraska Oklahoma pursue outside title chances as Anthony Watson and Jim Miller lead the challenge and the meet edges toward finals.
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KU May
Tigers
Stillwater
Okla
Missouri
Robin Lingle
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Anthony Watson
Colorado
Jim Miller
Jayhawks
St Patricks and Lutherans Win Church League Wins
St Patrick's defeated the Methodists 20 to 17 and the Lutherans beat Grant Avenue 23 to 12 to lead the church league standings alongside Christians and Knights of Columbus. Polo Perez hit the first over the fence homer of the season for St Pat's. Leon Storck homered for the Lutherans. Grant Avenue and the Methodists drop to 0-2.
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St. Patrick's
Methodists
Lutherans
Grant Avenue
St. Pat
Christians
Knights of Columbus
Polo Perez
Leon Storck
Tom McKenzie
First Baptists
Ub-Trinity
St. Pat's
McKenzie
Friederich
L. Ponce
H. Ponce
T. Godinez
S. Marquez
Mother's Day guests and WSCS meeting notes
Buffalo residents and families from LaCygne and Lans ing gathered for Mother's Day with Mrs Lettie Krepps. The WSCS met May 6 after Bible study led by president Marie Brock, with devotions by Oley Apt and a lesson on General Conference by Mrs Carl Stoll. New officers were installed by Mrs Maynard Clough and reports from Parsons meeting were given.
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WSCS
Marie Brock
Oley Apt
Miss Brock
Carl Stoll
Joe Hake
Herman Padfield
Jake Sauvers
Maynard Clough
Roy Robertson
Ron Bumstead
Parsons
Mmes
Calvin Clinesmith
Dale Payne
Manhattan
Kimberli Dale
Baseball Scores Fridays Results Across Leagues
Friday results include Kansas City 11 New York 0 and Minnesota 1 Boston 0. Baltimore 6 12 Los Angeles, Chicago 2 Washington 0, Cleveland 10 Detroit 6, Cincinnati 10 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4, Houston 0. St. Louis 10 Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 0, New York 4 San Francisco. International League Syracuse 6 Atlanta 2, Jacksonville 9 Rochester 6, Richmond 7 Toronto 5, Buffalo 11 Columbus 5. Pacific Coast Tacoma 4 Seattle 3, Portland 5 Spokane 4, Indianapolis 14 Hawaii 1. Denver 5 Dallas 4, Okla City 4 Salt Lake City 2, San Diego 6 Arkansas 4.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
San Francisco
Syracuse
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Rochester
Richmond
Toronto
Buffalo
Columbus
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Denver
Dallas
U. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
le Boster
W. L. Pet. G
Phila
Phia
San Fran
Payne Born May Grandchild of Local Families
Payne born in May to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payne. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Payne of rural Buffalo, Cecil Robertson and sons of Leavenworth, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robertson who were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Arvie Robertson.
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Cecil Robertson
Little League Meeting Set Monday At VFW Hall
A VFW Little League baseball meeting is called for 7 p.m. Monday at the VFW hall. League officials seek managers assistants and prospective managers to attend for team drawings. Additional managers are needed with 340 boys enrolled and 22 teams to be organized.
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VFW
Wichita East Sets Medley U S Mark in State Track
Wichita East Blue Aces set a national medley relay mark of 3 25 at the Class AA state meet prelims led by Jim Ryan 1 51 in the anchor leg. Five meet records fell as Hoisington Kinsley and Drue Jennings also excelled with eight to fifteen points for their titles race.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wichita
Jim Ryan
East
Blue Aces
la Habra
Calif
Wichita East
Chris Forsberg
Dwight Hart
Earl Yarbrough
Ryan
Shawnee-Mission East
Frank Jones
Bonner Springs
Hoisington
Kinsley
Drue Jennings
Benny Gates
Pratt
Mount Hope
Recreation Calendar highlights weekly at Launching Pad
Tonight senior high Jace Night at Launching Pad runs 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tomorrow Arts Crafts at Launching Pad 9 a.m. to noon. Women’s Softball at Highland Park 1:30 p.m. Open House at Launching Pad 3:30 to 5 p.m. Senior Citizens meet Memorial Building 1:30 to 4 p.m. Junior High Peptown at Launching Pad 7 to 10 p.m. Open House Saturday 9 a.m. to noon and Senior High Night 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Launching Pad.
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Jace
Highland Park
Mets Announce Four New Coaches This Spring
The New York Mets add four coaches for the season Don Heffner Mel Harder Wes Westrum and Warren Sheriff Robinson join the staff to bolster experimentation and support during spring training.
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New York Mets
Don Heffner
Mel Harder
Wes Westrum
Warren (Sheriff) Robinson
Mets Top Giants 4-2 Behind Stallard In Pitching Duel
Tracy Stallard, 26, started for the Mets and limited the Giants to two runs as New York won their third straight game 4-2. Snider, acquired from the Mets, lined a pinch single for San Francisco’s first run in the fifth. Stallard left after six innings due to a stiff arm, while other NL scores saw Los Angeles 6-0 over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia 4-0 over Houston, St. Louis 10-6 over Milwaukee, and Cincinnati 10-5 over Chicago.
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Wally Bunker
Orioles
Los Angeles
Pappas
Angels
Baltimore
Bunker
Tracy Stallard
New York Mets
Snider
San Francisco
Giants
Stallard
Young Met
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Frankfort Man Fined for License Issue Not Renewed
Ed Arnold of Frankfort paid the fine but argued he had not been driving without a license. He told Judge Max Smith he simply hadn t bothered to renew the license issued in 1954.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
Yankee
Ralph Terry
Kansas City
Dick Green
A’s
Frankfort, Ky
Ed Arnold
Frankfort
Arnold
Max Smith
Golf Hole in One By Jack Banta at Country Club
Jack Banta of 115 N. Larson joined golf’s elite with a hole in one on the 155 yard second hole at the Country Club last night. Playing with Banta were Fred Bloomer Harry Ricketts Cole Leverenz and Bill Helton. Witnesses said the ball ran up the flagstick and back into the hole.
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Jack Banta
N. Larson
Banta
Fred Bloomer
Harry Ricketts
Cole Leverenz
Bill Helton
Oklahoma City Open Delayed Again At Quail Creek
The $40,000 Oklahoma City Open resumes after thunderstorms halted play. 149 professionals are in the field at Quail Creek Country Club with 7,042 yards on a par 72 layout. 36 more holes expected if weather cooperates.
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Oklahoma City
Quail Creek Country Club
Professional Golfers’ Association
Rummage sale notices across multiple locations
Rummage sales listed at several addresses including 4664 East 15th 925 South Malcolm 815 South Central 504 West 9th and 1209 South Malcolm. Advertisements mention maternity and baby clothes men women and children clothing Disney items stove and more with varying dates and times through the week.
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Disney, Stove
Etc
East 15Th
Lost baseball mitt at Katy Park and summer job ads
Lost baseball mitt at Katy Park and multiple summer employment notices. Lynda Hutchison 16 seeks office or receptionist work at 120 North Forest or HE 1-3429. Wears Crawford 14 seeks yard or farm work from Cha nute Route 3. Boy 16 seeks farm or any work from Frank Leatherman 72) South Garfield HE 1-0498. Boy 17 seeks farm work from Eddie Leatherman 721 South Garfield HE 1-0498. Carolyn Wasser 16 seeks receptionist typing clerking or babysitting at HE 1-188.
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Lynda Hutchison
North Forest
Wearl Crawford
Route 3
Chanute
Frank Leatherman
South Garfield
Eddie Leathermen
Carolyn Wasser
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