Big Eight Misses Gold at Drake Relays Amid Broad Outlays
Big Eight track teams and Missouri Kansan schools failed to win gold at Drake Relays, claiming multiple seconds and thirds. At Boulder, Colorado yielded seven firsts and four seconds. Kansas State Emporia State split squads. Emporia State earned top three in Colorado events. Robin Lingle tied for runner up in the Drake mile. Damien surged in a relay leg, but injury ended his race. Kansas Yost and K-State Floerke placed in field events. Mizzou and Kansas endured gaps in medals across events.
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Drake
Roger Sayers
Omaha
CIC
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Boulder
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Emporia State
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Fort Hagg
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Kent Hurn
Buster Quist
New Mexico
Robin Lingle
West Point
Cyrol Burleson
Eugene
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Pat McNeal
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Cal Elmore
Wichita
John Camien
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Texas
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Frank Welch
Damien
Yut Yost
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Bill Floerke
Missouri Way
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Mixed Bowling Tourney Opens Initial Action
Garden Bowl hosts the start of the annual Mixed Tournament with six team squads in action. Leaders include Eager Beav ers of Ness City at 2105 pins with 2021 scratch and 174 handicap, while Pin splitters of Liberal stand second with 2170 and 290 handicap. Margarita and Warren Goss of Liberal top doubles with 1229, and Rich Swim leads men's singles with 583 plus handicap.
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Beavers
Ness City
Liberal
Margarita
Warren Goss
Amelia
Hugh Finnin
Ness
Rich Swim
Wa- Keeney
Vera Gabel
Meade
Marcelle Pore
Garden City
Margarita Goss
Thelma Walter
Ness Cityis
Spahn’s strong April fuels Braves series win over Giants
Warren Spahn, aged 42, pitched the Braves to a 3-1 victory over the Giants, earning his 331st win and fourth complete game of the season while Milwaukee moved into third in the National League. Elsewhere, St. Louis beat the Dodgers, Pittsburgh topped New York, Chicago edged Philadelphia, and Houston nudged Cincinnati. In boxing, Denny Moyer defends the world junior middleweight title in New Orleans against Ralph Dupas. Satanta-Sublette wins Santa Fe League meet. Elkhart second, Red Rock and Johnson medalists.
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Milwaukee
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston Colts
Cincinnati Reds
World Boxing Association
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Ralph Dupas
Dupas
Mayer
Joey Giambra
Honolulu
Stan Harrington
Emile Griffith
Las Vegas
Satanta — Sublette
Elkhart
Satanta
Red Rock
Johnson
Big Turnout For Scotch Foursome Tourney At Airlinks
George McDonald and Ruth Hooker won the first Scotch Foursome tourney with 41 at Jaycee Airlinks Sunday as twenty doubles teams played. Al Valenzuela and Mrs. Roland Warden were second with 44, Bill Wasson and Katy Marshall third with 45. Henry Walley and Eleanor McDonald placed fourth, Merle Wiederstein and Iva Johnson fifth, Coulter and Rickman tied with Peat and Wasson for sixth. Prizes to Coulter and Hooker for longest drives, Warden closest to the pin on No 1, McDonald longest putt on No 7. Ladies day opens Tuesday at 1 pm.
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Ruth Hooker
Jaycee Airlinks
al Valenzuela
Roland Warden
Bill Wasson
Katy Marshall
Henry Walley
Eleanor McDonald
Merle Wiederstein
Iva Johnson
Don Coulter
Odel Rickman
Bob Peat
Evelyn Wasson
Kansas City Reclaims First In American League
The Kansas City Athletics seized first in the American League with a 6-5 win over the Washington Senators as a four run eighth inning rally sparked the comeback. Ed Charles and Chuck Besegian scored on a throwing error after three singles and a critical error by Claude Osteen. George Alusik added a run on a single. Bill Fischer earned his fourth win in relief, while Larry Osborne belted a three run homer for Washington. Meanwhile St. Louis downed Los Angeles 9-5 to stay within a half game of the Pirates in the National League as Ken Boyer led the Cardinals with two homers and three RBIs.
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Washington Senators
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Senators
A’s
Claude Osteen
Ed Charles
Chuck Besegian
George Alusik
Jerry Lumpe
Larry Osborne
Washington
Chuck Cottier
Bill Fischer
Athletics
Ken Boyer
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Norm
Ken Rowe
John Podrey
Rowe
Charley James
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Ernie Broglio
Dodgers
Ron Taylor
NBA Opens League Meet Seeks Shift to Baltimore and Draft
The NBA opens a three day meeting in New York to approve the Chicago team move to Baltimore, plan the 1963-64 schedule, and consider sale of the Cincinnati Royals. Draft sessions on Tuesday, with Knicks likely to select Art Heyman of Duke with the first pick amid expansion doubts.
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National Basketball Association
Chicago
Baltimore
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knicks
Art Heyman
Duke
Jet Traffic May Be Derby Bound
Jet Traffic may enter the Kentucky Derby if he wins Tuesday's $15,000 Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. Trainer Del Carroll may reconsider Derby plans after a strong showing in the Trial, where four rivals await. Candy Spots, the 88th Derby favorite, will get a late workout as Rex Ellsworth seeks a classic bid. Neher Bend, a 2-1 second choice, also primes for a final prep after a Stepping Stone Purse victory.
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Kentucky
del Carroll
Carroll
Rex. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Meshach Tenney
Tenney
Arizona
Rex Ellsworth
Neher Bend
Cain Hoy
Churchill Downs
Arkansas AM&N dominates Springfield relays with three records
Arkansas AM & N set meet and stadium marks in the 440 relay 42.3 seconds the 880 relay 1 27.7 and the sprint medley relay 3 33.6 at the Springfield State relays Art Cortez of Joplin swept five events including a record 22 feet 4 1 4 inches in the broad jump totaling 28 1 2 points and contributing to an unofficial 51 point team total.
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Arkansas AM & N
Arkansas
Joplin
Art Cortez
Jopjin
Record Season Bowling Feats At Garden Bowl 1962 43
Highlights from the 1962 43 season at Garden Bowl show Jim Herman 714 scratch series in the Classic Scratch League and a 267 game by Ninfa Moritz. Ray Shearmire leads 650 plus series among men with six 650s, while Alta Clawson tops women with a 639 series and multiple 225 plus games. Records note 700 series rarity and extensive 575 plus stacks among women, with 31 men 250 plus games this campaign.
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Ping
Jim Herman
Rickman Body Shop
Dale Dickenson
Ray Shearmire
Ehearmire
Ninfa Moritz
Gene Austin
Golda West
Mary Cross
Western Motors
Alta Clawson
Charlotte Yardey
Ed Porter Lumber Co
Polly Kerr
Maxine Bates
Lelia Stinemetz
Northside Grocery
al Picifer
Shearmire
Joe Collins
Men Keglers
Ray Ladd
Bill
Harold Nusser
Gary Yabor
Cliff Lasater
Gerald Becker
Rory Landon
Bob Eliia
Gary Wade
Ninta Moritz
Mary Crosa
Charlotte Yardley
Grace Buarnvs
Caral Knute
Girl Rick
Geraldine Ribbing
Estelle Reed
Jim Hermann
Ray Shiawsmire
AL Pfeifers
Joe Collin
Jim Llevinga
Bob Zubeck
Ray Sheire
Fred Brockert
Ray Shearsmire
Shearmir
Heavy Sports Schedule on Tap This Week
A busy slate unfolds for Garden City and Telegram-area teams. Tuesday features Garden City Jaco's golfers at Guymon against Panhandle A&M, and Garden High golfers in the WCKL tourney at Hays, with girls and boys tennis at Dodge City High. Wednesday brings the 17th annual Junior High Replays at Penrose Stadium, plus Jaco's netters at Hutchinson JC and Arkansas City. Thursday hosts Jaco track relays at Hutchinson JC. Friday offers five conference meets including WCKL at Pratt, tennis at Pratt, and hosting meets at Penrose Stadium, Scott City, Cimarron, Syracuse, and Hutchinson. Saturday presents Santa Fe Trail League track at Dodge City and a Garden City JC triangular at Hutchinson with Fort Hays State B team.
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Telegram-area
Garden City Jaco
Guymon
Okla
Panhandle A&m College of Goodwell
Garden High
Hays
Dodge City High
Garden City Junior High
Penrose
Penrose Stadium
Western Kansas Education Assn
Scott City
Cimarron
High Plains Conference
Syracuse
Hutchinson
Fort Hays
Baseball Standings And Results From Saturday And Sunday
The standings show Pittsburgh leading the National League with 8 6 684, Milwaukee 12 8 000, San Francisco 10 9 .526. Sunday results include Pittsburgh 3 New York Chicago 4 and Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 5 in 12 innings. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at New York and Houston at Pittsburgh among others.
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Associated Press
Organizational meeting for 1962 Industrial Golf League
An organizational meeting for the 1962 Men's Industrial Golf League at Jayeen Airlinks is scheduled Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the Garden Bowl meeting room with President Al Valenzuela in charge. The session will discuss summer rules, set a probable starting date, and determine the number of teams.
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Jayeen Airlinks
Garden Bowl
al Valenzuela
Annual Junior High Relays Wednesday in Garden City
The 17th annual Garden City Junior High Relays roll Wednesday at Penrose Stadium with 7th and 8th grade and 9th grade divisions. Preliminaries at 10 a.m. finals at 1 30 p.m. Events include sprints, hurdles, and relays on track and field, with trophies for division winners and medals for top three in each event.
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Garden City
Penrose Stadium
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders list top performers by batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, home runs, stolen bases, pitching wins and strikeouts across both leagues. Notable names include Edwards, Alou, Flood, Aaron, Boyer, Washburn, Koufax, Yastrzemski, Kaline and Barber with figures shown for 35 at bats and 1.000 ERAs where indicated.
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Cincinnati
F. Alou
San Francisco
Flood
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Boyer
Demeter
Philadelphia
W. Davis
Los Angeles
Wills
Washburn
Nottebart
Houston
Friend
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Broglio
Simmons
Koufax
Causey
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Wagner
Allison
Minnesota
Aparicio
Baltimore
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Fischer
Penn
Cheney
Washington
Barber
Bunning
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