Yanks Lead by One In Tight AL Race
Yankees beat Kansas City 4-0 as Jim Bouton fires two-hit shutout to sharpen World Series readiness against the Phillies. They extend AL lead to one game over Baltimore after the Orioles split a doubleheader with Los Angeles. White Sox also win while Minnesota bombed Boston.
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Baseball Scores Sunday Results and Upcoming Games
Sunday results show New York over Kansas City 4 0 Los Angeles 8 2 Baltimore 8 1 first game 10 innings Chicago beat Washington 4 3 Minnesota sank Boston 12 4 Detroit 6 2 Cleveland 5 7 There are no games today Tuesday schedules include Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles Minnesota at Kansas City New York at Cleveland Boston at Washington and Chicago at Detroit N League standings list Philadelphia top Cincinnati St Louis San Fran Milwaukee Pittsburgh Los Angeles New York Chicago Houston San Francisco and others with numerous results from Saturday and Sunday games and upcoming matchups in both leagues International League section lists scheduled matchups and standings.
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Wichita A. Wins 21-6
Wichita A. defeated Montana State College 21-6 as Wichita secured a 1-1-1 opening night. The game featured quarterback Lou Confessori scoring once and throwing 11 yards to Pete Mills, with Howard Starks sealing the win with a 43 yard interception for a touchdown. Cincinnati and Tulsa, top MVC teams, start the season in an intersectional four game slate.
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Syracuse Dominates Semifinal in Nine to Four rout
Syracuse wins semifinal 9 to 4 over Buffalo to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. Sunday results show Syracuse routing Rochester 7 to 4 as they extend the series to 1-1 in the final. Pacific Coast League games see San Diego beat Arkansas 5 to 1 as San Diego leads 1-0 in the series. Arkansas rebounds 9 to 2 to tie the series 3-3 with San Diego.
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World leaders discuss Yugoslav Soviet China tensions
Prague dispatch reports President Antonino Novotny of Czechoslovakia left for a six day visit to Yugoslavia for talks with Marshal Tito focusing on the Soviet China dispute. Tito opposes Khrushchev’s proposed summit to confront the split in world communism.
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Kansas College Elevens In Busy Weekend Schedule
Kansas college football opened its full-scale week with Sterling 14 Bethany 7 and Fort Hays State 34 14 over Emporia. Baker beat Bethel 20 6 Southwestern edged Kansas Wesleyan 6 0 and Ottawa defeated Friends 19 0.
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18th for Running As Phillies Roll Toward 64 Title
Mike Rathert notes Richie Allen or Johnny Callison may vie for NL MVP. Jim Bunning pitched five solid innings for the Phillies, improving to 18-5 as Philadelphia beat the Dodgers 3-2. Cincinnati toppled St Louis, tightening the pennant race to seven games. Reds and Cardinals share second place, while San Francisco trails. Milwaukee edged Chicago, Houston blanked the Mets.
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Bowler Welu Wins Mesa Phoenix Open
Billy Welu of St. Louis overcame grief from his mother’s death to win the PBA Mesa-Phoenix Open in Mesa Arizona. He totaled 9 173 pins after a 40 game event with 8673 pins plus 500 bonus pins. Andy Marzich of Los Angeles finished second with 9021, followed by Billy Hardwick of San Mateo with 9011.
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Chanute Harriers Take Second at Invitational Meet
Chanute Harriers finished second in the Chanute Invitational as Altamont won with 33 points. Chanute totaled 46 with four runners scoring Peter Nooteboom taking second in 10 minutes 8 seconds, followed by Dale Washburn sixth, John Gorrell seventh, and Dwane Knapp eighth.
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College football scores roundup with numerous college results
A sweep of college games shows Navy topping Penn State 21 to 8 while Boston College defeated Syracuse 21 to 14 and Army routed The Citadel 34 to 0. Other notable results include Oklahoma 13 over Maryland 3, Clemson 28 over Furman 0, and Alabama 31 over Georgia 3.
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Weak Appear Stronger and Strong Weaker in Big 8 Openers
Opening day in the Big Eight featured upsets and close results. Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Nebraska all faced surprises as Wisconsin routed K-State while California toppled Missouri. OU coach Dan Devine praised Cal, and Kansas edged TCU 7-3 on a late turnover stop.
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Is That School Car a Potential Menace or Safe and Dependable
A local inquiry about a school car’s reliability invites readers to compare safety and dependability. Pat Patterson and Bill Benson at Benson's Garage 102 W. 2nd HE 14850 offer guidance on vehicle care and pricing.
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Bowling Scores Thursday Night Mens a ee
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Nicklaus Wins Portland Open for Second Time in Three Years
Nicklaus earns 5800 dollars and moves toward the year’s top money winner title after a final round 67. He finishes Portland Open at 275, 13 under par, three strokes ahead of rival Ken Venturi at Portland Golf Club.
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