Lynch Blow Sparks Big Cincy Rally
Pinch hitter Jerry Lynch delivered a decisive homer off Jack Sanford as Cincinnati rallied for a 7-4 win. The Reds seized the eighth inning with five runs, lifting their battle in the pennant chase while Frank Robinson added a go-ahead slam.
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Associated Press
Sporta
Jerry Lynch
Jack Sanford
Cincinnati
San Francesco
Lynch
George Crowe
Braves
R Éds
Cardinals
Sanford
Giants
Reds
Zynch
Frank Robinson
Hank Aaron
Edde Mathews
Dennis Menke
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Mets
Phillies
Jack Baldsehan
Rod Kanehl
Frank Thomas
Ray Culp
Baldschun
Heavy Week Slate for Garden City Sports Teams
A packed schedule hits Garden City teams this week with tennis hosting Pratt JC, golf at Pratt, track at Dodge City, and bowling at home. Garden City High netters duel Liberal, while Thursday features Hutchinson High Invitational. Juco teams face multiple foes including Hutch JC, Arkansas City, and rivals at three-city golf event. Friday brings juco netters in Hutchinson and high school relays at Lamar and Great Bend, plus Scott City Relays attracting many area schools.
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Action
Garden City
Pratt JC
Pratt
Hutchinson JC
Garden High
Dodge City High
Dodge City
Liberal
Bufflinksters
Hutchinson High
Juco
Dodge City JC
Juco Netters
Hutchinson
Garden
Hutch JC
Buster Netters
Arkansas City Jaco
Juco Golfers
Garden City Country Club
Trinidad
Colo
Panhandle
Great Bend
Big Area
Scott City
Dale Marine
Sammy Hands
Lynn Lightner
Charles Reed
Sammy
Lynn
Charles
Theoni School Wins Triangular Track Meet Title
Kalvesta hosts a grade school triangular track meet won by Theoni School with 210 points. Kalvesta was second with 260 and Valentine third with 106. Event winners include Theoni's Bond in multiple sprints and field events such as high jump and broad jump.
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Theoni School
Kalvesta
Theoni
Valentine
Larry Bond
David, Phipps
Dennis Woods
Ted Wehkamp
D. Doll
D. Woods
David Phipps
Inis Valentine
New Record Holders at Theoni Meet in Kalvesta Events
Theoni athletes dominated multiple classes in the Kalvesta hosted track and field meet. Record holders included Theoni's D Phipps in shot put and various youths from Kalvesta and Valentine winning events like high jump broad jump and ball throw with Theoni and Kalvesta squads securing multiple relay results.
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Algrim
Theoni
Smith
J. Woods
Kalvesta
Pole Vanult Smith
M. Woods
John
Valentine
J. Berry
Joe Berry
G. Woods
Hamill
Holden
Cass E Boys
Joel Daniels
Hanson
Erkie
McVicker
Reimer
Diane Doll
S. Doll
D. Doll
B. Woods
Bergen
Dechant
Payne
M. Dechant
Kern
R. Wehkamp
Timken
Gleason
R. Woods
D Goris
C. Doll
D. Woods
P. Woods
Hang
Crase
Hands
Crase and Dechant
Drake Fresh Coach To Pittsburg Cage Helm
Pittsburg Kansas AP Paul Lambert 28 will replace veteran John Lance as Pittsburg State College basketball coach Lambert 1956 Jewell College grad has been Drake University freshman coach for three years He played basketball football and baseball at Jewell He coached at Moberly Missouri and Boone Iowa before Drake Lance 65 retires after 41 seasons with 601 wins 331 losses.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Paul Lambert
John Lance
Pittsburg State College
Lambert
William Jewell Colege
Missouri
Drake University
Jewell
Drake
Moberly
Boone
Iowa
Lance
Cheney Slams Angels 4-1 in fourth straight strong start
Tom Cheney pitched four hits allowed and extended his scoreless streak to 14 innings as the Senators defeated the Los Angeles Angels 4-1. Chuck Hinton homered, Ed Brinkman added a two run single, while Jim Fregosi’s single plated the Angels’ lone run in the sixth. Kansas City beat Detroit 6-5 as Messie failed to hold a five run lead.
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Sanford
Eddie Kasko
Lynch
Don Blasingame
Gordy Coleman
Robinson
Jim O'Toole
Marty Keough
Cinicinnati
Tom Haller
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Bob Hendley
Dodgers
Aeron
Braves
Menke
Earl Francis
Bob Veale
el Roy Face
Pirates
Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Billy Williams
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Francis
Ray Washburn
Cardinals
Colts
Rusty Staub
Houston
Carl Sawatski
Bill White
Charlie James
Ken Johnson
Jim Becker
Associated Press
Tom Cheney
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Ag Slick
Los Angeles
Cheney
Boston
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Ed Brinkman
Albie Pearson
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Brinkman
Angel
Ken McBride
Kansas City
A‘s
A’s
Tigers
Don Messi
Gino Cimoli
Norm Siebern
Wayne Causey
Jerry Lumpe
Dick Pyan
Tiger
Causey
Cinioli
Ed Charles
Eskelund Leads Bowling Highs In Garden Bowl Action
Dick Eskelund of Santa Fe Motors rolled a high 234 game and tied for top series with 638 as the American League completed its third week. Santa Fe Motors posted the best team game 1014 and top team series 2877, with multiple match results across leagues including Hummer Radio TV, Southwest Carpet and Tile, and more. Herman Lang, Jim Herman, and Lois Witman posted notable high games or series in their respective leagues.
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Dick Eskelund
Santa Fe Motors
Eskelund
Gene Austin
Hummer Radio-Tv
BR. L. Crist Ranch
Southwest
Elka Club
Gallen Bowl
Burns Motors
Alley Kats
Amercan Legion
Herman Lang
Tom's Weill Service
Sportsman League
Jim Herman
Knights of Columbus
Knghts of Columbus
Seres
Tom’s Well Service
Chappel Construction
ADM
Northern Natural Gas
Knoll Furniture
Moorman
Eagles Club
Jaco Five
Ladd Machine Shop
Lois Witman
Twisters
Housewives League
Morea
Wheatland
Flamingo
Farr Construction
Helmerich and
Payne
Tar Heels Lead Amateur Golf Championship Round Two
North Carolina players dominate the second round of the Tar Heel era North and South Amateur Championship led by Billy Joe Patton of Morganton. Patton, 41, survived the opening 54 matches along with 19 other Tar Heels, including Charlie Smith of Gastonia and fellow Tar Heel rivals Dave and Dale Morey. Patton beat Joe King 2 up after an eagle on the 16th restored his lead.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Morganton
Dave
Dale Morey
U.S
Joe King
Anniston
Ala
Billy Joe
Liston Patterson rematch set for Las Vegas June 27
Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson near confirmation for a heavyweight title rematch in Las Vegas on June 27. Liston advisor Jack Nilon notes reluctant agreement, while promoters assess Convention Center as a possible site. Each fighter to receive 30 percent of gate and 20 percent of TV rights. Liston trains in Denver with a damaged knee improving.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Liston
Jack Nilon
Chester
Fonden Cox
Denver
Niton
Baltimore
Patterson
Miami Beach
Championship Sports Inc
Convention Center
Nilon
Kansas City Woman Enters Mrs America Pageant in Florida
Maria Manning 36 of Kansas City Kansas arrived with husband Joseph to join 51 contestants in the 24th Mrs America pageant in Miami Florida. The couple left their 10 children with an undertaker who donated a limousine for the airport transfer. First competition airs tonight with the U.S. Savings Bonds title later decided Saturday night by homemaking, community service, poise, and appearance scores.
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Miam, Fla
Maria Manning
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph
Manning
U.S. Savings Bonds
New Pan Am games mark set in swimming heats
The U S team opened the Pan American Games fourth day with five new meet marks in warming up and three golds. Carl Robie and Don Schollander led wins in butterfly and freestyle events while Terri Lee Stickles posted a sprint heat record. In tennis Frank Froehling was upset by Juan Arreondo as Allen Fox remained. Winnipeg won bid to host 1987 Pan Am Games.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Sam
U.S
America
Frank Froehling
Joan Crawford
Chile
Winnipeg
Canada
Pan American Sports Organization
Anthony Garcy
York
Guillermo Saucedo
Enrico Forecella
Carl Robie
Philadelphia
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Calif
Terri Lee Stickles
United States
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Froehling
Juan Arreondo
Mexico
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