Reds Top Cardinals 5-3 as Jay Sparkles in Cincinnati
Milt Pappas could not start. Jim Maloney and Art Mahaffey also listed for tonight. Johnny Edwards hit a three run homer powering the Reds past St Louis 5-3 after Cardin als battled back in the eighth. The Red Sox beat the A’s 2-0 behind Jose Santiago two hits and a Rico Petrocelli two run homer in the seventh.
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Devlin Takes Early Lead at Colonial Golf in Fort Worth
Bruce Devlin of Australia holds a three stroke edge at the Colonial National Invitation into the third round with Gene Littler chasing. The field notes a rare start-to-finish lead as only thrice in Colonial history has this occurred and none in 20 years.
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Area Dams Conditions Report Shows Pool Levels
Yesterday’s reading lists conservation pool heights in feet above sea level for several dams. Values include 1 036 1, 035 98 and 901 52 with a 13 unit reference, indicating minor level variations across stations.
Wichita East Leads Track at Manhattan Meet
Defending Class AA champion Wichita East led qualifiers with six finalists but failed to place in discus and high jump finals. Star sprinter J W Johnson was out with a pulled muscle, and Jim Warren was scratched from the 100 after two false starts. Shawnee Mission North qualified three men, led by victories in javelin and discus. Salina’s Robert Holston won the high jump at 6-2¾ as three Class BB records and one Class B mark fell.
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Church League Opens Monday at Highland Park
The church softball league starts Monday night at Highland Park Field with a doubleheader. Nazarenes face St Patrick’s in the opener while EUB meets the Baptists in the nightcap. Eight teams participate including Methodists Christians Knights of Columbus and Grant Avenue Baptists.
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Softball opener washed out by rain at Highland Park
Chanute girls' softball opener at Highland Park was halted after two innings as rain ended play. Cherryvale led 11-0, scoring six in the first and five in the second. Chanute pitcher Barnhart and catcher Erikson worked behind, with Cherryvale battery P. Rhodes and Lecteige.
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Ron Hansen of the Chicago White Sox set a major league record last season by accepting 28 chances at shortstop in a doubleheader.
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Buffalo Methodist WSCS installs officers at church
Buffalo WSCS officers were installed at a Sunday service led by Rev. Ronald Bumstead. Officers include Mrs. Calvin Clinesmith president and Mrs. Ira Uden vice president. Cancer drive chairs reported an $84.80 contribution. Several members and visitors were noted, including Mrs. Dick Chipman from Hawaii.
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Nuggets of News from Around New Jersey and New York
A garbage truck crashed into a Haledon tavern freezer cabinet after brakes failed, three feet inside the unit, with no injuries reported. Freeport rejected a $1 million federal grant for a talking typewriter program. New York City will receive the grant instead. Bridgeport Detective Robert Cafferty recognized a wanted Puerto Rico escapee from a photo carried for two years, arresting the man while the suspect drove a city street.
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Orioles Pitcher Stu Miller Stays Active in 17 Straight Appearances
Orioles pitcher Stu Miller delivered 17 consecutive pitching appearances in the prior season, maintaining a busy workload for Baltimore.
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Wichita Favored To Win MY Meet
Wichita led the team race after surprising golds by Larry Thye and Karl Henke at the Missouri Valley meet in Wichita. Thye topped the long jump despite a strong cross wind and Henke upset Jim Sweatherman in the shot, lifting Wichita to 17 points with Tulsa close behind. North Texas, Bradley, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Drake followed as the field contended for today’s title.
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Calif
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Leading American League Batting and Pitching Averages
Statistics show Oliva Minnesota batting .379 and F Robinson Baltimore .348. F Robinson leads runs with 25, B Robinson 32 RBIs, B Robinson 44 hits, F Robinson 40, and Scott Boston 11 homers tied with Reichardt, Davalillo, Tartabull, Campaneris, and Hershberger 10. McDowell Cleveland has 40 decisions and 74 strikeouts leading pitching. ODonoghue 30 decisions and Richert 59 strikeouts follow.
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Leaders in Batting and Pitching From Major League Standings
The data lists top performers by category with players and teams such as Morgan Houston and Alou Atlanta. Highlights include Aaron Atlanta leading RBIs with 28 and Mays San Francisco with 24, plus Gibson St. Louis and Koufax Los Angeles posting high strikeout totals.
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Bowling Scores Thursday Night Men's League Final Standings
Final standings show Ellis Dodge leading with 49 bowls, Mitchell Motor at 48, followed by Jayhawk Glass and Robison Funeral Home among others. High individual scores include Willis 154 and Warhurst 202. team totals list Nu-Wa Campers and Robison F H among top entries.
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Smoky Burgess Sets MLB Pinch Hit Record
Veteran Smoky Burgess of the Chicago White Sox broke the major league pinch hitting record last summer with his 108th pinch hit a double. The previous mark of 107 was set by Red Lucas in 1938.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues
International League Rochester defeats Toronto 7 to 1 while Buffalo wins 9 to 4 over Syracuse Richmond shuts out Toledo 6 to 0 Jacksonville loses 3 to 1 to Columbus In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis tops Denver 10 to 4 San Diego beats Tacoma 7 to 1 Vancouver rolls Phoenix 12 to 3 Oklahoma City defeats Tulsa 8 to 4 Seattle edged by Spokane 3 to 2 Portland game vs Hawaii postponed due to rain
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Record Tied At National Juco Meet
Jimmy Jasper of Big Spring Texas tied the meet record 21.5 seconds in the 220 preliminaries at the national junior college track meet. He also ran the 100 in 9.7 and anchored the 440 relay to 41.7. Finals set for today with events completed Friday including the triple jump shot put and high jump.
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Kan
Jimmy Jasper
Big Spring
Tex
Jasper
Hail Storm Delivers Meal to Local Farmer
A Wellington man reports golf ball size hail during a fierce storm caused minor property damage and provided a meal for Ernest Phillips who found a dead wild duck in his yard. Phillips described marks where hail stones struck the duck’s side.
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