Pena Pitches A's Back Into First Place
Associated Press report details Orlando Pena blanking Baltimore 6-0 as Kansas City moved into first in the American League with a half game lead over Chicago and Baltimore. The White Sox won 6-4 in 12 innings over the Yankees in New York. Al Kaline homered to lift Detroit past Los Angeles 4-3. Camilo Pascual earned his first win for Minnesota in a 6-4 victory at Washington. Cleveland beat Boston 2-0.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Little Green
Ove
Pena
Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
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Yankees
New York
al Kaline
Tigers
Los Angeles Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Washington
Indians
Boston
Cleveland
Garden City High at Lamar Relays in Savage Stadium
Garden City High track teams travel to Savage Stadium for the Lamar Relays in southeastern Colorado. Preliminaries start at 5 p.m. with finals at 7:30 p.m. Garden enters multiple events led by Mike Deaver and Bob Stalter with hopes of adding to past Lamar Relays titles. Other teams include Pueblo schools, Lamar, La Junta, Rocky Ford, and Las Animas. In the National League standings, St. Louis tops the 4-3, New York shuts out Chicago, and various late-inning rallies are noted.
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Garden City High
Lamar
Savage Stadium
Colorado City
Garden
Buffs
Pueblo
la Junta
Rocky Ford
Las Animas
Colorado
Wayne Dickerson
Mike Deaver
Terry Clark
Bob Stalter
Gale Jones
Bob Hubert
Scotty Davis
Dave Lightner
Ron Allen
Mike Blackett
Chuck Owen
Dennis Krey
Standings and Results From The Associated Press AL
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results including Chicago 6 New York 4 in 12 innings and Detroit 4 Los Angeles 3. Other scores include Kansas City 5 Baltimore 0 and Minnesota 6 Washington 4 with Cleveland 2 Boston 0. Friday games list Kansas City at Washington and Minnesota at Detroit among others.
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New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
Jetmore Names New Grid Track Coach
Verlin Coleman will coach both football and track for the Jetmore Longhorns, replacing Garlon Jarnigan who moves to Peabody High head football coach. Jarnigan came from Kismet High, while Coleman previously led Spearville High. The text also notes a giraffe, whale, and human necks share seven vertebrae.
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Jetmore
Jotmore
Verlin Coleman
Jetmore Longhorns
Western Kansas Education Assa
Garlon Jarnigan
Peabody High
Jarnigan
Kismet High
Coleman
Spearville High
Liberal High downs Garden City in dual tennis meet
Liberal High fought to a 7-2 win over Garden City High in Wednesday’s boys tennis dual. Liberal, now unbeaten in duals, claimed four singles and three doubles wins led by Leroy Frank Brad Broadfoot and Mike Clark. Garden City’s season stands at three meets with two more on tap, while Liberal seniors couldn't compete Friday due to a state rule limiting meets. Ken Heist of Wayland Mass will captain Lehigh's swimming team next season.
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Garden City High
Liberal High
Dave Craft
Visting Buffs
Garden
Redskins
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Pratt
Buffs
Dodge City High
Ken Heist
Wayland
Mass
Lehigh
University
Scott City Relays Set With 550 Athletes From 36 Schools
Scott City hosts the 28th annual Scott City Relays drawing 550+ athletes from 36 Class A and B schools. Preliminaries begin 9:30 a.m. with finals at 1 p.m. Medicine Lodge makes its first western appearance. Class A includes 11 teams, with Wakeeney and Colby among strong entrants. Five records were set last year and one tied. 1962 top marks include Terry Cross Syracuse 40.1 100 and John Stover Colby 4:46.83 mile.
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Scott City
Medicine Lodge
West
Verle Ohmart
Leon Conway
Scott City High
Terry Cross
Syracuse
Larry Pickering
Wakeeney
Gary Garrett
Colby
John Stover
Bob Schmidt
Ellis
Shirley Hartley
Elkhart
Tom Purma
Mike Erickson
Lakin
Elis
Bob Hittle
Hugoton
Broad Lamp
Mel Carpenter
Scott Meet Records Listed
Records for Scott meet results noted from 1959 to 1982 across track and field events. Names include Klein Goodland Pickering WaKeeney Wheeler Oakley Adams Ness City Hooker Calhoun Garden Cry Hugoton Colby Parma Vernon Hoskinson Schmidt Amerine Perry Solter Sturdy McNickle Katz Hadley Zeigelmeier Cimarrog Sharon Springs Frank Berger Giliam McCampbell Davis Brinkman with multiple events such as sprints, distance runs, relays, jumps, and throws.
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Goodland
Pickering
WaKeeney
Wheeler
Oakley
Adams
Hertel
Ness City
Hooker
Scots
Calhoun
Colby
Garden Cry
Hugoton
Parma
Scott City
Vernon
Oberlin
Hoskinson
Schmidt
Ellis
Amerine
Perry
Solter
Johnson 183
Brookshire
Satanta
Sturdy
McNickle
Ashland
Frank
Fowler
Berger
Jetmore
Giliam
McCampbell
Davis
Brinkman
Cimarron
Prudential Agent Jack Devold Named Man of the Month
Prudential Insurance Company of America Hutchinson District Office honors Agent Jack Devold as Man of the Month for outstanding performance and high service standards in the Garden City area. Call 1212 Pinecrest BR 46-5219 for details.
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Jack Devolld
Hutchinson
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Jack Devold
Pinecrest
Garden City
Kansas
Tough State For KSU Cagers
Kansas State coach Tex Winter unveils the 1963 64 basketball schedule, a 25 game slate with Minnesota at Manhattan November 30 as the opener. The Wildcats host South Dakota State and Denver, travel to St Louis Indiana and Cincinnati, and face UCLA and USC in the Sunflower doubleheader with Kansas matching UCLA in Lawrence before switching to Manhattan. The season includes the Big Eight holiday tournament in Kansas City December 26 to 30 and conference play starting against Colorado in Manhattan in January.
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Colorado
Juco Linksters Meet in Guymon Quadrangular
Garden City Junior College golf team coached by Ceci Dav is competes in a Guymon Oklahoma quadrangular Friday with Hutchinson and Trinidad JC squads and Panhandle A&M. Tee off is 12 30 p m at a temporarily closed course redirection due to sprinkler installation.
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Ceci Davis
Guymon
Okla
Hutchinson
Trinidad
Colo
Panhandle
Two Bowlers Share Yankee League Honors
Bob Remmert of the Conoco team rolled a high game of 239 while Irwin Algrim posted a 580 series as the Yankee League completed its 33rd week at Garden Bowl. Elliott Dickey led the Classic Scratch League with a 642 series and 229 game in its 32nd week.
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Colorado Interstate Gas No. 1
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Rickman
Elliott Dickey
Henkle Drilling
Palmer Jewelry
Kgld-Tv
Rickman Body Shop
Collingwood Farms
R. L. Crist Ranch
Red
Cities Service
Evelyn Wasson
Farm Bureau
Betty Dechant
Scott City Air Service
Krebs Construction
Honors for Prix Winner Jack Henkle
Wichita banker Jack Henkle, Grand Prix winner at the airport last fall, added major honors by winning the Tuscan Arizona SCCA race in a rear eng Cooper Monaco. The car is linked to Indianapolis Memorial Day 500, designed by John Cooper, with few in the U S. Henkle, former SCCA national president and veteran race driver, heads a notable racing resume.
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Wichita
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Celtics Claim Fifth Straight NBA Title Over Lakers
The Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 112-109 in game six to win the series 4-2 and capture their fifth consecutive NBA crown. A key second-quarter burst, including Heinsohn’s basket after a West pass steal, sealed the win as Boston proved age is no obstacle with standout play from Bill Russell.
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Red Auerbach
Boston
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Auerbach
Bill Russell
Bull Shoals Lake remembered by famed junker bass anglers
A Forsyth Missouri group recalls a six day fishing trip to Bull Shoals Lake led by G Tilley. Sam Welch of Bull Shoals popularized Junker bass and marked a record 788 lunkers in a week, cementing Bull Shoals as a national big bass lake.
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Vince Lombardi Stands Untied in NFL Career
Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi is noted as the only NFL mentor never to have been involved in a tie game, a mark highlighting his teams' decisive outcomes during his tenure.
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Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
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