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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1963

Page

5

Garden Busters, Lakin, Goodland Win at Syracuse Racqua

Garden City Junior College led a small field to win the free division title at Syracuse Relays. Garden teams swept relay events and produced multiple winners including Keller in the 100 and 220, Adama in the 880, Meng in the high jump, and Dodge City and Pratt both claiming three firsts in various events.

Garden Busters Lakin Goodland Syracuse Bob Greer Garden City Junior College Syracuse Rega Dale Meadors Bronze Busters Amarillo Tex Finshed Dodge City Pratt Broaccusters Pat Keller Joh Deltario Fred Adama Marc Meng Garden Dodge Lamar Colo Wayne Stagnart Chuck Sirianni Rolla Bronco

Spahn Starts 1963 Strong In Braves Win

Milwaukee southpaw Warren Spahn, turning 42 soon, beat the New York Mets 6-1 for his first win of the season and career 328th. He grinned that the win felt even better, despite a chilly night and grip trouble. Spahn tied for eighth on all time wins and became the first NL pitcher to 18 seasons with one club, breaking a shared record.

Melwaukee Milwaukee Warren Spahn Spahn New York Mets Braves John Clarkson Babe Adams Pittsburgh Jesse Haines St. Louis Cardinals

City approves one dollar stadium lease for Athletics

Kansas City officials confirm a seven year lease of municipal stadium to the Kansas City Athletics for one dollar rental per year. City counselor Keith Wilson informed club owner Lee O Finley by letter. The lease was approved by the old council, then reconsidered by the new council and referred to the finance committee. Committee chair Frank Sebrea said hearings unlikely due to Wilson's legal opinion.

Kansas City Municipal Stadium Kansas City Athletics Keith Wilson Lee O. Finley Thursby Ite Frank P. Sebrea Wilson

Juco Track Meet Results Highlight City Contenders

Garden City standout Pat Keller wins 100 and 200 yard dashes with times around 10.6 and 23.6 seconds. Amarillo stars Bobby Jones and Dave Wofford place in multiple events including the 440 and high hurdles. Dodge City runners race to podiums in sprints and relays as Pratt and Garden City athletes claim field event marks in javelin and long jump.

Pat Keller Garden City Bobby Jones Amarillo Dave Wofford Ray Patterson Dodge City Chuck Harry Doug Schisterle Ron Thomas Pratt Doug Schifferie John Hornstra Amagvo One-Mula Hon John DeBarlo Norman Swank Miles Neely Participatad Ile Run Talus Bont Wayne Bragaard Robert Partridge Fred Adams Julius Bohl Low Huardies Wayne Stagford Bob Barney Jody Ascencio Louis Horton Doug Behifferte Charles Harris Roger Allen Johnny Southern Chester Duntvan Laula Horton Willie Shine Pat Keljer Doug Schifferia Ama Brey Mile Henay Doug Schifferte Howard Babb Wayne Stageard Mike Rodgers Cheater Dunivan Chuck Striamt Bob Noland John Woronowich Wae Bill Mauck Dinoua Chuck Sirlanns bin Mauck Lee Roland Amar Huo Ray Patterson Dodaego Marc Daylin Fred Gilliam Terry Lindner Dodges City St Fi Broad Tam Cheater Dunavin Doug Shufarle Mere Meng Fairbank Chester Dunayin Eithas Craig Moore Mike Rodgera

Weekly Links Events To Start Next Week

The first regular 1903 season women’s play at Garden City Country Club begins Tuesday with 9 and 18 hole medal events. Pairings show A and B flights for both 18 and 9 holes, listing numerous competitors by name across flights.

Garden City Country Club Marolyn Ochmelka Rena Rayn Bernice Anderson Natalie Dickergon Sally Robinson Louise Vance Serena Downing Erdene Corley Judy Bourne Ruth Hooker JoAnn Sjodal Sue Unger Siby] Miller Nellie Lile Alma Robinson Marion Hess Florence Burris Katherine Hart Dorig Carmichael Betty Waters Joyce Boone Martha Schrader Barbara McVicker Grace Craig

Scott City Beavers Second To Cowboys in Class A

Syracuse relay meet results show Scott City finish runner up to the Oklahoma Cowboys in Class A. Goodland led with 45 points in 10 track events, while Scott City collected 27 track points and 9 relay points, aided by Marion Koch and Craig Deeds. Hadley Hall led Ulysses with 10.5 points and Guymon and Texhoma each contributed notable events in field and sprint events.

Scott City Beavers Cowboys Oklahoma Guyman Texhoma Red Devils Beaver Okla Dusters Hugoton Goodland Texhoma Scott City Guymon Ulysses Beavers Craig Deeds Marion Koch Koch

Class A Track Meet Results From Goodland and Nearby

In a dense listing of Class A track results, Goodland athletes figure prominently. Roger Fortmeyer tops several events including the 100 and 840 yard dash, while Lee Dye and Hadley Hall place in multiple sprints and relays. Guymon, Hugo, Scott City, Texhoma, Ulysses, Beaver, and other towns compete across distances from 60 to 880 yards, with notable performances in relays and field events such as shot put and discus.

Roger Fortmeyer Goodland Lee Dye Andy Spencer Guymon Phil Parker Hugoton Jack West Scott City Randall McClellan Wayne Akag Ulyasses Hadley Hall Ulysaee Danny Mantoya Texhoma Lindsay Jones Beaver Steve Gutsch Gerald Klassen Ulysses Claude Alexander Derald McPherson Gary Butler BI Clark George Freeman Don Keys Herb Hale Guyman Max Reed Chesley Bryan Gene Adame Dan Smith Leo Hayden Kenny Johnson Lynn Morgan Les Dye Billy Clark Marion Koch Kenny Rodenberg Laren Winter Jack Dowden Mick Besslre Dean Gossman Phillip Meyer Gary Butter Gene Adams Jim Davis Gondland Richard Apnet Lynn Pritte Aki Joe Lane Dave LeGrange Lynn Frittz Tex Home Ken Johnson Craig Deeds Jim Moora Don Smith Good Lea Hayden Scotty Richard Foran Gene Spencer Scott Cry Lynn Fritts Gootland Jaymog Butch King Ayites Keith Thomas Keats City Lawrence Berry Bob Hittle Jerry Behna Janica Black Mike Smith Randy Btine

Pratt Jaco Beats Busters in Tennis Meet 7-2

Pratt Jaco College defeated Garden City 7-2 in a dual tennis meet. Pratt won five singles and two of three doubles. Singles results include McKowen, Von Achen, Jacob, Sonderegger, Grossi, and Doan triumphs. Garden hosts return match at Garden on April 23.

PRATT Pratt Junior College Garden City Beavers Hutchinson JC Garden Dodge City John Sims Garden Netters Dodge City JC Wilbur Grossi Don Brookshire Rodney Doan Gale Sullivan McKowen-Von Acaen Nesbitt-Griffing Jacob Grossi Pauley-Sonderegger

Defending Champ Holcomb Finishes Third in Division

At the Syracuse Relays in Class B Lak in High finished third as defending champ Holcomb trailed with 28 1/3 points. Lakin led events with two firsts and multiple seconds while St Francis tallied 34 1/3 points. Tribune and Syracuse followed in the closely contested meet featuring 17 schools.

Syracuse Keith O'Connor Broncs Lakin St. Francis Tribune Johnson Turpin Okla Sublette Dighton Sharon Springs Satanta Uth Kendall Walsh Colo Jetmore Elkhart Deerfield

Class B track meet results feature St Francis stars

J C Hixon leads 1 yard dash with 10.1 seconds while Fred Whittet Turpin tops the 440 and 220. Lakin athletes excel in relays and field events as St Francis, Holcomb, Tribune and others post strong showings across sprints, hurdles, throws, jumps and distance races.

J. C. Hixon St. Francis Richard Bennett Holcomb Fred Whittet Turpin Willie Hurde Sharon Springs Terry Croga Syracuse Larry Bloyd Lakin Bill Urte Fred Whittat Wille Hurde Dean Burkhart John Buraon Walsh Marlon Neely Johnson Rick Lucas Jerry Duran Bob Helm John Katz Marvin Dogwett St. Francia Marvin Cox Neil Cleaves Don Dahl Eric Perkins Elthart Allen Jantz Tribune Allen Stegman Jim Kinel John Duran Duane Schneider Allen Jantz Bill Urle Dave Vincent Ken Caywood Gary Neltzel Dennia Holliday Tin Edwards Harve Truskett Robert Hates Bill Urie Ray Bengston Larry Nemechek Allen Janta Sublette Gary Farr Haakeil Wright Bill Lower Doug Watson Ted Burhenn Don Caldwell John Burson Dick Cook Gary Jr Jim Worley Gary Neitzel Roger Wieck Royce Gienger Dighton Steve McLeish Lonnie Terwilliger Neal Bradstreet Jim Burke Jerry Hoffman Tim Edwards Jack Johnson Roger White Bob Fairehird Bryan Pearce Larry Montandon O'eMile Ernie Ludders Dennis Holliday Lloyd Nelson Jim Carruthers Steve Leyle Grant Kettler Deerold Dave Stout Rolla Davelin Dan Jury Kendall Kenny Burch Dennis Jones Jaz Buster Adams Elmer Schorzman yHead Deny Dis Holliday Lamar Fullmer G. AL. Johnson Craig Thomas Butch Ewing

Mossi Falls Short of No-Hit Bid in 6-1 Win

Don Mossi, 33, lefty for Detroit, pitched a two hit gem against Cleveland, retiring the first 19. He missed a no-hitter by inches as Chico Fernandez booted a ball and Gene Green blooped an unearned run into right. Mossi walked none and fanned six.

Cleveland Don Mossi Detroit Mossi Cleveland Indians Tony Martinez Dick McAuliffe McAuliffe Chico Fernandez Gene Green al Kaline

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