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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1963

Page

5

A's tumble as Orioles rally to top Kansas City in 10 innings

Orioles beat Kansas City 8-2 in 10 innings to reclaim the league lead. Gentile homered in the 10th after Barber improved to 10-0 against the A’s. White Sox idle, KC down to third, Twins topple Washington 3-0, Angels slug four homers in a Detroit win. In NL, Giants take first with 84 over St Louis, Mets edge Chicago 3-2, Astros beat Milwaukee 7-5, Dodgers top Cincinnati 7-1.

Bob Green Associated Press Steve Barber Jim Gentile Baltimore Kansas City Orioles A’s Gentile Barber Chicago White Sox Jack Kralick Minnesota Twins Senators Washington Los Angeles Tigers Detroit San Francisco St. Louis New York Mets Chicago Houston Milwaukee Dodgers Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia al Smith Norm Sietbern John Wyatt Kralick Lenny Green Angels Leon Wagner Hank Aguirre Wagner Bob Rodgers Ken Hunt Tiger Dick Egan Angel Julio Navarro

Cardinals Fall as Giants Sweep for 8-4 Victory

The St Louis Cardinals lost 8-4 in San Francisco as Ray Sadeck failed to secure a fourth starter spot. Orlando Cepeda and Ed Bailey homered for the Giants, while Ken Boyer and Curt Flood produced late runs for St Louis. Bob Gibson starts next in Los Angeles against Don Drysdale.

Associated Press St. Louis Cardinals Ray Sadeck Giants San Francisco Cardinals Bob Gibson Los Angeles Dodgers Don Drysdale Gibson Sadeck Ray Washburn Curt Simmons Ernie Broglio Cardinal Harry Fanok Orlando Cepeda Ed Bailey Charlie James Fanek Bobby Shantz Curt Flood Ken Boyer

Industrial Golf Meeting Tuesday in Jaycee Airlinks

An organizational meeting for the 1983 Men's Industrial Golf League at Jaycee Airlinks is set for Tuesday evening in the Garden Bowl meeting room. President Alf Valenzuela leads the session starting at 8 p.m. Officials will discuss this summer's rules, start date, and expected team count with Cities Service as last summer's champions among 11 teams.

Jaycee Airlinks Garden Bowl Alf Valenzuela Cities Service

Patton Seeks BacktoBack Amateur Golf Title at Pinehurst

In Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton Morganton seeks to become the first to win back to back North and South Amateur titles since Frank Strafaci in 1938 39 as semifinal pairings pit Patton Ray Terry of Jacksonville Fla and Bob Allen West Hartford Conn against John Guenther Reading Pa. Patton 41 and a Walker Cup member faced tough routes with five wins this week and five 18 hole matches reaching the semifinals after a 5 3 quarterfinal win over Cobby Ware.

Pinehurst N.C Billy Joe Patton Morganton Ray Terry Jacksonville Fla Bob Allen West Hartford Patton Cobby Ware Augusta Pinehurst Country Club Fay

Standings and results from major leagues in late April 1963

Standings and results from the National and American Leagues show Baltimore and Kansas City leading their divisions with tight gaps. Thursday results include Baltimore 2 Kansas City 2 in 10 innings and Los Angeles defeating Detroit 7 to 5. Upcoming games feature Minnesota at Detroit and Los Angeles at Baltimore among others.

W.L. Pet G.B Baltimore Chicago Kansas City New York Boston Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Minnesota Washington

Kerr Implement tops in 33rd week at Garden Bowl

Polly Kerr of Kerr Implement bowled the high game 215 and Dorothy Komlofske led with a 556 series as Kerr Implement also posted the best team game 823 and top team series 2367 in the Tumbleweed Women s League at Garden Bowl. Multiple match results list Kerr Implement blanking Circle E Ranch and Patterson Jewelry defeating Veterans of Foreign Wars with scores up to 2367. Kenneth Allen led the Athletic League with a 212 game. J M McDonald s teams posted 1024 game and 2782 series. In Malone, a wallet stolen 20 years ago at Ft Leonard Wood was recovered with a note from a woman claiming the husband found it in a wall.

Polly Kerr Kerr Implement Tumbleweed Women's League Dorothy Komlofske Patterson Jewelry Bob's Mobil Service Veterans of Foreign Wars Western Motors McClung-Payne Pharmacy Kerr Ankrom Motors Parnell Norris Ladd Machine Shop Kenneth Allen J. M. McDonald’s Athletic League Bob Ellis Ellis Texaco McDonald’s Ideal Grocery Mobil Electronics Garden City Co-op Smith Land Co J. M. McDonald's Western Knoll Furniture Malone N.Y al Fleury Ft. Leonard Wood Fleury

Garden City Junior College dominates Dodge Dual track meet

Garden City Juco swept 10 first places in 15 events to defeat Dodge City Juco 76 to 47 in a dual meet. Coach Meadors was ill. assistants Salter led the squad. Garden athletes posted multiple wins across sprints, relays, jumps, and throws with Keller Schifferle Horton and DeRario among top finishers.

Dodge City Garden City Dodge City Juco Dale Meadors Homer Salter Gardens Garden Pat Keller Keller Doug Schifferle Schifferle Fred Adams Louis Horton Norman Swank Mile — Swank John DeRario Dams Jerry Reagan Willie Shine Reagan Shine Adams Horton John Woronowich Ron Wateke Javelin Reagan Marc Meng Julius Bohl DeRario

Iron Man Bruce Crampton Leads Texas Open Outline

Bruce Crampton the iron man of golf led the Texas Open at Oak Hills with a 64, two strokes ahead of Phil Rodgers Tommy Aaron Johnny Pott and Don January. Arnold Palmer struggled to a 71 as he fights to chase the leader and a potential title win.

San Antonio Tex Bruce Crampton Australia Crampton Detroit Oak Hills Country Club Phil Rodgers Tommy Aaron Johnny Pott Don January Arnold Palmer Palmer

Van Gogh Landscape Sells for 257000 at London Auction

London reports Francis Taylor father of Elizabeth Taylor paid 92000 pounds for Van Gogh painting View of the Asylum and Chapel of St Remy. The 1889 landscape fetched about 257000 dollars at the sale today.

London Francis Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Asylum Chapel of St. Remy

Garden City Junior High at Great Bend Relays Tonight

Twenty six Garden City runners compete in two divisions at Great Bend Relays with 14 ninth graders and 12 seventh eighth graders. Events start 5 30 p m field events and 7 p m running events with coaches Dale Marine and Don Powell guiding the teams and multiple relays, jumps, throws and vaults listed for both groups.

Garden City Junior Herbert Pat Jones Garden Dale Marine Don Powell Baby Buff Lynn Lightner Charley Reeds Stewart Nelson Leland Mead Mike Ward Stephen Need Sammy Hands Lloyd de Remus Robert Proudfit Bill Taldo Dunte Downtain Roy Humphrey Mike Paasch Larry Pierce George Carr Gary Mahan Steve Nelson Albert Wells Rich McNaught Ray Waters Ted Robertson Ronnie Cripe Don Geier Jim Hartley

Garden City Buffs golf take fourth in two and 11th in four man

Garden City High golf finishes fourth in the two man division and 11th in the four man class at Carey Park. Gust Nelson and Larry Stucker led the two man squad with 1157 total strokes. Hutchinson won the four man title with 315 while Garden placed 11th at 361. Bob Bennett of Hutchinson earned medalist honors with 71.

Garden City High Carey Park Gol Salina Liberal Kapaun High Wichita Garden Gust Nelson Larry Stucker Buffs Arkansas City Host Hutchinson Wellington C. L. Hett Buff Russell Fulton Dean Bigas Tony Gooden

Sooners Still Rated Circuit Grid Favorite

Oklahoma remains the favorite to win the circuit despite a 13-7 loss to the Sooner Old Grads as Big Eight coaches prepare spring camps. Quarterback questions haunt Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State, with injuries and lineup reshuffles shaping early plans ahead of spring games in May.

Sooners Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Jack Mitchell Kansas Dan Devine Missouri Bob Devaney Nebraska Dennis Claridge Doug Tucker Ford Duda Gary Lane Devine Mike Jones Keith Weber Daryl Krugman Devitt Oklahoma State Phil Cutchin Clay Stapleton Dave Hoppmann Stapleton Colorado Eddie Crowder Kansas State

Major League enders and leaders across the leagues

The report lists top performers in batting pitching and fielding. Leppert Washington Hinton Washington .387 and .365 lead in batting, Pearson Los Angeles 13 runs, Allison Minnesota 12 runs, 15 RBIs for Allison, 12 for L Thomas. Aparicio Baltimore 21 hits, Kaline Detroit and Allison 20. Yastrzemski Phillips Triandos and Howard 4 doubles. Hinton 4 triples, Cimoli 3. Smith Held Wagner Allison Howard 4 HRs. Aparicio 6 steals, Charles a. Penn 3-0 pitching, Barber 31 strikeouts. With Covington Demeter Flood 17 16 RBIs, Great 24 hits, Demeter 23, F Alou 7 doubles. Altman Carde nas 3 triples, 2s for several players. Nottebart 30, Koufax 43 strikeouts.

Associated Press Leppert Washington Hinton Pearson Los Angeles Allison Minnesota L Thomas Aparicio Baltimore Kaline Detroit Yastrzemski Boston Phillips Triandos Howard New York Cimoli Kansas City Smith Held Cleveland Wagner Charles Penn Barber Bunning Covington Philadelphia Demeter Flood St. Louis McCovey San Francisco Boyer F. Alou Cardenas Cincinnati Altman Fazio Houston Roseboro Hickman H. Aaron Milwaukee Clendenon Pittsburgh Mays Cepeda W. Davis Haron Clemente Nottebart Friend Washburo and Simmons Koufax Jackson Chicago

Baltimore Orioles Reacquire Outfielder Rathman From Senators

The Baltimore Orioles purchased outfielder Herman Rathman from the Washington Senators on waivers for $8,000. Rathman, a 215-pound right handed batter from Leavenworth Kansas, was optioned to Aberdeen in the Class A Northern League where he hit .244 with 53 RBIs in 60 games last season.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Herman Rathman Washington Senators Rathman Orioles Washington Leavenworth Kan Aberdeen

Prentice Takes One-Stroke Lead In Titleholders

JoAnn Prentice, the Columbia, South Carolina golfer, opened the Augusta Augusta Country Club layout with a one-under-par 38 35 71 to grab a one-stroke lead halfway through the first round of the Women's Titleholders Championship in Augusta Georgia.

Augusta JoAnn Prentice Columbia S.C Augusta Country Club

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