Eight Schools Enter Satanta Relays Event
Satanta hosts the 13th Satanta Relays with eight Class B schools entered. Preliminaries at 10 a.m. finals at 1:15 p.m. in morning events include sprints and field events. finals begin 1:16 p.m. with jumping and throwing events. Bryce Roderick of Garden City is starter. scoring 5-4-3-2-1. trophies to top team and relay winners. medals for individuals in all events except relays. Satanta favors fresh 680 relay with trophies and medals for winners.
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Satanta — Hight
Bryce Roderick
Garden City
Area Teams Finish High at Fowler Relays
Fowler hosts the Fowler Relays with Goldbugs winning the team title at 55 7 12 points, Cimarron Bluejays taking second with 52 5 6, Copeland third, and individual stars like Mark Martinez of Copeland delivering 15 points including wins in the 100 yards 10 4, pole vault 10 1, and broad jump 20 4. Chuck Middieswart led Fowler in scoring with wins in the 440 and 220 and a high placing in the 100.
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Satenta
Sublette
Satanta
Cimarron
Fowler
Chuck Middleswart
Troy Zeigler
Jetmore
Marlon Neely
Johnson
Charley Rose
Hagilang
Trojans
Holcomb
Lakin
Cimarros
Spearville
Kismet
Elkhart
Perry
Coperand
Jacobs
Plains
Katz
Flinn
Nixon
Buchanan
Ensign
Hoffman
Brinkman
Lucas
Roth
Redd
Goldbugs
Bluejays
Copeland
Bucklin
Montezuma
Delmore
Ingalls
Ford
Haviland
Minneola
Mark Martinez
Chuck Middieswart
Jim Tyler
Allen Marine
Jim Korf
Penner
Payne
Lee
Max Oyler
Chuck Butzine
Doug Sears
Berry
Larry Addison
Steve Flowers
Timken
Wayne Davis
Jim Newsom
Dale Bond
Proffitt Leads with 246 as League Week Ends
Earl Proffitt of Smith Land Co rolled a high game of 246 and top series of 595 at Garden Bowl Thursday night in the Athletic League’s 31st week. Western Plane sales led team game with 994, while Garden City Co-op Tires posted top team series of 2738. Results include Garden City Co-op Tires over Ellis Texaco 4-0 and Smith Sand Co. over Knoll Furniture 4-0, with several other matchups and league leaders noted.
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Earl Proffitt
Smith Land. Co
Athletic League
Western Plane
Garden City Co-op
Ellis Texaco
Smith Sand Co
Knoll Furniture
J. M. McDonald's
Ideal
Franline Johnson
Norris Drug
Tumbleweed Women’s League
Estelle Reed
Machine Supply
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norris
Parnell
Western Motors
Bob's
Cricke E Ranch
Ladd Machine Shop
Kerr Implement
Ankrom Motors
Patterson Jewelry
McClang-Payne Pharmacy
Bill Sweeney Leads NHL Scoring For Third Season
Bill Sweeney of the Springfield Indians becomes the first player to top the American Hockey League scoring for a third season. Last year he totaled 38 goals and 65 assists for 103 points, leading the league for the third time.
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Bill Sweeney
Springfield Indians
Busters Fourth at McCook Invitational Track Meet
Garden City Junior College placed fourth of six teams at the McCook JC Invitational in Nebraska. Scotts Bluff JC won with 77 points, McCook 59, Fairbury 33, Garden City 30, Northeastern Colorado 24, Dodge City 17. Doug Schifferle and Pat Keller led the Busters with multiple top finishes and the team next competes at Dodge City JC.
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McCook
Nebr
Garden City Junior College
McCook JC
Dale Meadors
R Broacbusters
Scottsbluff
Fairbury
Northeastern Colorado JC
Sterling
Dodge City JC
Garden City
Doug Schifferle
Jerry Reagan
Busters
Dodge
Garden
Pratt JC
Eagles Stockholders vote on sale of NFL franchise
Philadelphia stockholders vote to approve sale of the Philadelphia Eagles. If the 85 holders of 91 units approve, a syndicate led by former Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown is likely buyer. The ballot sets a minimum price of 44.4 million for all stock.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Louise Vance Wins in Country Club Opener
Louise Vance captured the first ladies day event at Garden City Country Club on a medal basis, topping the 18-hole A flight. Ruth Hooker won the 18-hole H flight while Marion Hess led the 9-hole A flight. Other 9-hole winners included Lee Maxfield Esther HenkIn and Shirley Carmichael, with upcoming bogies per round pairing set for next Tuesday.
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Louise Vance
Garden City Country Club
Ruth Hooker
Marion Hess
Lee Maxfield
Esther Henkln
Shirley Carmichael
Rena Ryan
Erdene Corley
Raye Eisner
Sally Robinson
Marolyn Chmnelka
Dorig» Carmichael
Natalie Dickerson
Serena Downing
Nellie Lile
Bernice Anderson
Sibyl Miller
Jo Ami Sjodal
Judy
Kendall Coach to Cimarron Bluejays basketball hire
CIMARRON Kendall High coach Jack Horn will lead the Cimarron High Bluejays next season, replacing Verlyn Anderson who left to coach at Arkansas City High. Horn, a Great Bend native and Adams State graduate, will teach industrial arts and assist Larry Friend with football and track. He previously coached Kendall’s Bobcats to WAVL titles and a 12-6 overall season, with 9-1 in league play this winter.
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Cimarron
Jack Horn
Kendall High
Cimarron High Bluejays
Verlyn Anderson
Anderson
Arkansas City High
Horn
Great Bend
Pratt Junior College
Adams State College
Alamosa
Colo
Larry Friend
Kendall
Bobcats
Cats
Roy Meade
Bob, Ca
Balk Calls Split NL Action as Balks Disrupt Games
National League balk calls disrupt play with 11 balks in three games, Willie Mays scoring on two balks in San Francisco 6 3 over Houston. Other games see Braves, Pirates winning while Cubs topple Dodgers 5 1. Umpire Augie Donatelli’s crew enforces balk rule as league records rise.
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Balk
Mike Sathot
Associated Press
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giants
Jack Sanford
Augie Donatelli
Donatelli
Pitchers Dominate Early As AL Shuts Out A’s and Angels
In two opening AL games, Ray Herber and Dick Stigman pitched 3-0 shutouts. Herber returned from a nine day layoff to hold the A’s to two first inning hits and then retire 21 of 22. Stigman scattered one extra-base hit while preventing Angels from reaching third base. Earl Battey homered for Minnesota, with two more runs in the fifth to back Stigman.
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Paradise
Ray Herber
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Dick Stigman
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Herbert
Dick Howser
Joe Tartabull
Gino Cimoli
Dave Nicholson
Chicago
Ed Rakow
Stigman
Los Angeles
Jim Fregosi
Earl Battey
Twins
Ken McBride
Minnesotans
Standings and results from major league baseball games
The standings show Detroit leading with 5 wins 2 losses, New York at 4 9 3, Kansas City 4 3, Baltimore 4 3, Cleveland 3 3, Chicago 3 3, Los Angeles 3 4, Boston 3 4, Minnesota 3 5, and Washington 2 4. Thursday results include Chicago 3 Kansas City 0 and Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 0. Upcoming games list New York at Washington, Minnesota at Chicago, Cleveland at Baltimore, Detroit at Boston, Los Angeles at Kansas City with doubleheaders noted. Other league lineups show Milwaukee 7 2, San Francisco 6 2, St Louis 5 3, Pittsburgh 5 3, Philadelphia 4 4, Chicago 4 4, Los Angeles 5 4, Cincinnati 4 4, Houston 6 3, New York 0 8, and various scheduled games for Thursday and Friday.
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WL. Pet. G.B
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Minnesota
Washington
Tros Angeles
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
St. Lows
Drysdale
Burdette
Baldschun
Sanford
Washburn
Koufax
Maloney
Mahaffey
Broglio Ard Washburn
Holcomb High to honor Longhorn athletes at banquet
Holcomb will host the annual Longhorn athletic banquet in the high school auditorium Tuesday night. Coaches will introduce basketball, track, cross country and football athletes from high school and junior high. Guest speaker is Bob Greer, Garden City Telegram sports editor, with turkey and dressing served as main course. Reservations by noon Monday at the Holcomb High office.
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Holcomb
Longhorn
Leo Eck
Chuck Laskey
Bob Ingraham
Bruce Kenyon
Bob Greer
Garden City Telegram
Holcomb High Office
Bridge 68
Major League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baseball leaders list includes Batting averages for Cimoli and Demeter, leads in Runs by Charles and Allison, RBIs by Clinton and Edwards, hits by Yastrzemski and Demeter, doubles by Battey and F Alou, triples by Ward and Great, home runs by Powell, Howard, and McCovey, and top pitchers and strikeouts for Aguirre, McDowell, Koufax, and others. Notable tie details and multiple teams noted.
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Associated Press
Cimoli
Kansas City
Allison
Minnesota
Charles
Clinton
Boston
L. Thomas
Los Angeles
Howard
New York
Yastrzemski
Colavito
Detroit
Boyer
Battey
Tresh
Ward
Chicago
Powell
Baltimore
Leppert
Washington
Aparicio
Aguirre
Messi
McDowell
Cleveland
Barber
Pierceville Girls Take Win Over Ensign in Tennis
Pierceville defeated Ensign 3-1 in a high school girls tennis dual. Singles saw Connie Ven John beat Julia Patton 6-4 6-0 and Laura Patee prevail 6-0 6-2. In doubles Deloris James and Karen Vee John won 8-3 4-6 6-3, while Linda Culver and Kathryn Robertson dropped a three set match 8-10 6-3 6-2 for Ensign.
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Pierceville
Ensign
Connie Ven John
Julia Patton
Laura Patee
Norma Adams
Deloris James
Karen Vee John
Elaine Mead
Kathy McGary
Linda Culver
Kathryn Robertson
Rose Koehn
Darlene Walker
Ensee
Hutch Jaco Netmen Blank Broachusters in Tennis Meet
Hutchinson Junior College swept Garden City JC 9-0 in a dual tennis meet led by six straight singles wins and three straight doubles. Singles victors included Thompson, Bork, Buller, Sollenberger, McDonald, and Alumbaugh with tight margins. The Busters return Thursday at 9 a.m. against Pratt JC, then host Garden next week and Arkansas City JC.
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Hutchinson Junior College
Garden City JC
Blue Dragons
J Broachusters
John Sims
the Busters
Pratt JC
Pratt
Garden
Hutchinson
Dragons
Arkansas City JC
Hutch Courts
van Thompson
Jim Nesbitt
Bill Bork
Jim Griffin
Jim Buller
Lanny Pauley
Mike Sollenberger
Don Sonderegger
Jan McDonald
Don Brookshire
Bob Alumbaugh
Gale Sullivan
Thompson-Bork
Nesbitt-Griffin
Buller Sollenberger
Pauley Sonderegger
Tommy Davis Hospitalized After Hamstring Strain
Los Angeles Dodgers star Tommy Davis, last season's leading hitter with a .246 average and 153 RBIs, is in the hospital after a pulled hamstring suffered March 31. Dodgers have started 4–5 against strong NL foes, with weak run support and a 1.90 ERA in 85 1 3 innings.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Dodger
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Dodgers
Davis
Chicago Cubs
Tommy
Podgee
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Horton
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Bohl
Margo Christensen
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Ray Shearmire
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