Unbeatens To Meet in 3-Game Set
The Baltimore Orioles and the New York Yankees, both unbeaten, open a three-game series at Yankee Stadium. The Orioles won 3-2 over Washington as Ed Brinkman scored on a misplay and Jackie Brandt homered. Mantle and Howard hit two-run homers for the Yankees. Other AL games saw Detroit, Minnesota, Boston win. Osteen, Roberts pitched in close games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Becker
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Orioles
Washington Senators
Washington
Kansas City Athletics
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Claude Osten
Robin Roberts
Baltimore
Don Lock
Larry Osborne
Nats
Jim King
Dick Hall
Brinkman
Osteen
Jackie Brandt
Robinson
Steve Hamilton
Jerry Adair
Mantle
Elston Howard
Bill Stafford
A’s
Jose Tartabull
Hank Aguirre
White Sox
Tiger
Billy Bruton
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Foyd Robinson
March of Dimes Bowling Tourney Results Listed
The fifth annual March of Dimes tournament at Garden Bowl reports 182 entrants, down from 1962. C L Sayre of Lakin won the men’s title with a 691 series, followed by Don Eastman 680 and Voney Carothers 653. Barbara Ann Hafger won the women’s division with 640, with Marciele Pere and Carol Katz tied at 639. The list of top 20 women and top 10–20 finishers is given, with Dan Banman named as tournament director.
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Garden Bowl
C. L. Sayre
Lakin
Don Eastman
Voney Careathers
Erling Anderson
Lester
Anderson
Curtis Yardley
Lee C. Burton
Wallace G. Bentley
Ray Shearmire
Leonard Roth
Bill Hedges
Eugene Jones
Pete Mai
G. Wade
Fritz Schreibvogel
Lester Koch
Earl Barton
Russell R. Tremain
Herbert Braun
Homer Campbell
Bud Jones
Mitch Geisler
Gene Austin
Charles Carter
Barbara Ann Hafger
Marciele Pere
Carol Katz
Marciele
Helen Johnson
Helen Marie Jones
Ann Depperschmidt
Betty Schreibvogel
Mary Stucker
Bessie Krebs
Kate Novae
Nola Blackwood
Evelyn Wasson
Phil Tauscher
Helen Wells
Gladys Penny
Eva Mae Frogs
Enirgy
Dena Zubeck
Polly Kerr
Blanche Salyer
Rusty Farr
Dan Banman
Pfeifer Wins Bowling Honors At Garden Bowl
Pfeifer of Gardiner Dairy rolled 234 in a game and 582 in series to lead the first week in the National League at Garden Bowl. Garden Telegram topped team games and series with 930 and 2767, as several matches produced close scores and notable individual marks across men and women divisions.
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al Pfeifer
Gardiner Dairy
Garden Bowl
National League
Garden Cry Telegram
Garden City Telegram
Jones Builders
Bob’s Mobil Service
Northern Natural Gas
Home-Fry, Inc
A&a
Nolan Octors
R&s Sinclair
Louie Zirkel
Tatro Plumbing
Ray Shearmire
Northside
Wilma Suedekum
Kate Novack
Rupp
Buffalo Netters Open With Win
Garden City High opened its 1963 tennis season by beating Scott City Beavers 7-2. Terry Cleveland won No 3 singles in three sets while all other matches went straight sets. Next action is a home match against Dodge City High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City High
Scott City Beavers
Dave Craft
Iocals
Terry Cleveland
Bulls
Dodge City High
Scot
Garden
Scott
Garden City Frosh Liberal Share Quadrangular Honors
Garden City and Liberal led a junior high quadrangular at Penrose Stadium with Liberal capturing the eighth grade and seventh grade titles, Garden City winning the ninth grade crown. Six new division records were set as Charles Reed led Garden with triple wins in the ninth grade, plus notable wins by Bill Taldo, Lynn Lightner, and Robert Proudfit. The Baby Buffs took relays and dominated multiple events. upcoming action includes the Great Bend Junior High Relays. In NFL news, Willie Wood was named leading pass interceptor with nine interceptions for Green Bay in the league’s final stats.
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Liberal
Penrose Stadium
Garden City
Ulysses
Dodge City
Seward County School
Garden
Dodge
Charles Reed
Bill Taldo
Lynn Lightner
Robert Proudfit
Baby Buffs
Cox
Kent Carmichael
Gary Mahan
George Carr
Ronnie Cripe
Cruickshank
Steinmetz
Herbert
Wooldridge
Marvin Ginest
Roy Caywood
Great Beng
Aso
New York
Willie Wood
Green Bay
Packers
NFL
Wood
Yale Lary
Detroit
McDaniel
Gar City
Williams
Tle
Burke
Pearrall
A. Monroe
Kuibiski
Ochs
Golf
Leonard
Ted Robertson
O'Brien
Richard McAfee
Allen
Gunther
Ready
Baxter
Becquet
Sanches
Joyce
Ron Jamison
Mike Ward
Robinson
Iowa
Garde City
Stewart Nelenn
Naskinson
Leland Mead
Stephen Need
Sangay Hands
den- Ma Kr
Dave Keller
Monte Wentworth
Dens
Ms Kraus
Sammy
Handa
Shoat Put
City
Duane Downtain
Bauer
Digeua
Thi Taite
Dunne
Downtain
Paul
Burt
Nash
Yumone Stewart Nelson
Miller
O'Dell
Ertiart
Deal
Sammy Wands
A New
Polavault
Mike Paasch
Cellahan
Reaves
Track meet results feature multiple Kansas city teams
Detailed notes list events across schools Liberal Garden City Ulysses Dodge City Caden City and others. It includes winners in sprints relays jumps and throws such as Steinmetz Cruickshank and Epp with marks like 12.2 4 2 1 1 56.7 and 16.2. The long output enumerates placements and top performances across boys ninth grade and field events with several relays and distance times noted.
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Brvenths BO
Steinmetz
Ulysses
Cruickshank
Liberal
Epp
Caden City
Reece
Dodge City
Junior Herbert
Garden City
Decker
Farmer
Liberat
Roy Caywood
Leroy Thomas
Duncan
A. Walker
Rick Brown
Cordova
Junior Treybert
Woolfridge
Tustan
Cofige City
Noble
Taberal
Melvin Ginest
Gunn
Dodge
Rogre Cleveland
Lune
Frightus
Gary Matan
Garden Cite
Kulbiski
Velasquez
Reno
Taden City
Martin
George Carr
King
Cox
George Face
Stuart
Coles City
Fox
Gary Mahan
Gardenity
Gore
Dade City
Dodge Af
Steve Nelson
Rounie Crips
Rich McNaught
Toren Muckstadt
T-Kid
Aysam
Steve Nelean
Gary Wilson
Albert
Wil
Merald
Wiliams
Thief
Doge City
Gaona
Viberal
Grantham
Tiberal
Roanie Cripe
Carden
Niedena
Ray Shearmire Leads Scratch League Night of High Scores
Ray Shearmire of the KGLD TV team rolled a high individual game of 389 and led week 30 of the Classic Scratch League as KGLD TV posted top team game 626 and best team series 1,746. Multiple teams posted wins, with notable scores from Rickman Body Shop and Palm er Jewelry, plus Dust Bowlers Women completing week 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shearmire
Kgldtv
Garden Bowl
Jim Herman
Rickman Body Shop
Kgld TV
Kgld-Tv
Collingwood Farms
Henkle Drilling
Brett Roofing
R. L. Crist Ranch
Palmer Jewelry
Red’s Cities Service
Phil Srouse
Conoco
Jack Whaley
Walls
IGA
Milhon
Eagles
Garden City Co-op
Colorado Interstate Gas No
Fisher's
Walls’ Iga
Milhon Motors
DeCamp
Farm Bureau
Coca-Cola
Scott City Air Service
John Collins Agency
Anamo, Inc
Krebs Construction
Santa Fe Ettes
Gone Fishin in a World of Angling Tricks
The article reflects on varied fishing wisdom from professional guides and weekend anglers across the country. It emphasizes adaptability to the fish mood, trying multiple flies or patterns, and the joy of outfoxing wary trout. It recounts a carved technique at Bull Shoals Dam and how a sore arm led to a new method that proved successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walton
Bull Shoals Dam
Spring Tonic For Dodgers
The unbeaten Los Angeles Dodgers enjoyed a spring win as Sandy Koufax debuted in the 1963 season with 10 strikeouts over 5 hits in a 2 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Koufax reported no finger pain and minor shoulder stiffness, earning his first win since last season. The piece also notes a coin club meeting in Garden City at 7:30 PM.
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Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Indians
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Gene Green
Mike de la Haz
Earl Wilson
Angels
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Chicago Cubs
Garden City Coin Club
Civic Center
Kansas
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Ed Brinkman
Osborne
Roberts
March of Dimes
Pfeifer
Roger Stonn
Funk
Steve Salter
Walker
Emil Krug
Cunningham
Barry Brown
Gruger
John Wheeler
Bahm
Stoner
Krug
Salter
Wheeler
Darryl Graves
Gravey
Balun
Tel Phot
Page & Garden City Telegram
Associated Press
W.L. Pet
G.B
Kansas City
L. Petg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
N. Main
Bartis Motor Co., Inc
Garden City, Kansas
Toa
Dodgers
Sears
Zebco
Johnson Century
J. C, Higgins
J. C. Higgins
Mirrotures
Haddon Sonics
Creme
Beotlobures
Ic Tay Fin
Davis
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