Windmill Balk Defines Mets Victory Over Dodgers in 1963 Controversy
The Mets beat the Dodgers 4-2 as two balks shaped the comeback, with Neal and Moran driving in runs after a seventh-inning double by Kranepool. Craig pitched a seven-hitter in a complete game as the NL set a balk record.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Roger Craig
Los Angeles
Fd Kranepool
Bob Miller
Charlie Neal
Kranepool
al Moran
Miller
Ed Roebuck
Marv Throneberry
Neal
Dim Hickman
Craig
Giants
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Senators
Don Rudolph
Minnie Minoso
Julio Navarro
Hinton
Ed Brinkman
Bob Turley
Angels
Mel Nelson
Jim Hannan
Western Kansas horseshoe tourney planned in Dodge City
Dodge City to host one of the region’s top horseshoe pitching events on Sunday May 19 at Wright Park. Ford County Horseshoe Assn promotes the Western Kansas Tourney with A B and C classes, 9 am qualifiers, 1 pm main action, entry fees for trophies and cash prizes, and plans for a Kansas Open Tourney later in summer with state champion Marines Tember likely to attend.
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Kansas
Shady Wright Park
Ford County Horseshoe Assn
Bill Pyle
Military Ave
Dodge City
Ford County Group
Marines Tember
FCHA
Ford
Daytona
Riverside
Atlanta
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
The standing table shows teams like Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Houston with various wins and losses. Scheduled games list New York at Los Angeles Baltimore at Minnesota Kansas City at Detroit Cleveland at Boston and more across today and Wednesday plus rain delayed results from Monday.
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Associated Press
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Felipe Alou
Giants
Philadelphia
Juan Marichal
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Los Angeles
Senators
Angels
Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
L. Pot. G.B
Hertel Takes Bowling Honors in Monday Action
Don Hertel of the Hammer Radio and TV team rolled a 224 high game and 626 high series at Garden Bowl as the American League completed its 11th week. His team posted top game 954 and high series 2776. Other results include Santa Fe Motors over Alley Kat 9-1 and Hammer Radio and TV over Garden Bowl 34-44.
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Don Hertel
Hammer
Garden Bowl
Santa Fe Motors
Alley Kat
R. L. Crist Ranch
Merrill
American Legion
Burtis Motors
Elks Club
Sportsman League
Knoll Appliance
Chappel Construction
Tom's Well Service
Northern Natural Gas
Knights of Columbus
Ladds
Moorman
Knoll
Juco
Eagles Club
Ray Promin
Juco A
Twins Open Season With Worst Exhibition Record
The Minnesota Twins, second in the American League in 1962, posted the poorest spring exhibition mark among 20 major league teams, recording 7 wins and 20 losses.
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Minnesota Twins
Army and Tifla name pistol team captains for 1964
Everett Grimes of Hollywood California to captain Army pistol team and Mike Wikan of Augusta Georgia to captain the Tifla squad for the 1964 season.
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Everett Grimes
Hollywood
Calif
Army
Mike Wikan
Augusta
Tifla
Big Field Seen For Junior Relays
Twenty one schools entered the seventh and eighth grade division and eighteen in the ninth grade for the Garden City Junior High Relays at Penrose Stadium. Prelims begin at 10 a.m. with finals at 1:30 p.m. The afternoon track finals feature a full slate from 120 high hurdles to medley and mile relays, with Bryce Roderick of Garden City starting duties.
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Garden City
Penrosa Stadium
Bryce Roderick
Ulysses
Plains
Liberal
Dodge City Sacred
Heart
Lakin
Johnson
Dighton
Scott City
Lincoln
Deerfield
Sublette
Great Bend Harrison
Dodge City
Holcomb
Jetmore
Tribune
Scon
Pratt
Russell
Cimarron
Satanta
Sths
Othe
WAVL Track Meet Set For Thursday At Penrose Stadium
Penrose Stadium will host the Western Arkansas Valley League track and field meet with Deerfield Kendall Shallow Water Pierceville Manter and Coolidge among competitors. Preliminaries start 9 30 a m finals at 1 p m Burl Dowell and Harold Burnett lead the event as last year Shallow Water edged Kendall by 14 points for the title.
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Deerfield
Kendall
Shallow Water
Pierceville
Manter
Coolidge
Burl Dowell
Harold Burnett
Dupas Captures World Junior Middleweight Crown
New Orleans fighter Ralph Dupas won the world junior middleweight title by a 15 round split decision over Denny Moyer of Portland. Dupas trained on local New Orleans fare and ice cream and, after two prior title defeats, delivered a decisive late surge to claim the belt.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Joe Brown
Emile Griffith
Moyer
Jis
Meyer
Santa Fe Trail League Meet Set Friday in Dodge City
Eight small-area schools including Montezuma Ensign Copeland Ingalls Bloom Moscow Englewood and Kismet compete at Dodge City High track as Rolla joins next season without participation. Prelims start nine a.m. finals at 1 p.m. Chet Pennington of Dodge City named meet director.
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Dodge City
Dodge City High
Kansas
SFTL
Montezuma
Ensign
Copeland
Ingalls
Bloom
Moscow
Englewood
Kismet
Rolla High
Pirates
Chet Pennington
Jody Ascencio
Garden City
Dennis Osbourn
Bloom Badgers
Bob Hill
Rural School Meet at Penrose Stadium Friday
At Penrose Stadium rural schools stage their annual county track and field meet for grades five through eight. Preliminaries start 10 30 a m and finals at 10 30 p m with divisions for boys and girls in classes A and B.
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Penrose Stadium
Charles Sinclair
Jennie Barker
Ralph Leonard
Plymell School
Theont
Kal
Penrose Area Set For Busy Three Day Track Meet Run
Penrose hosts three major track events over three days with hundreds of students. On Wednesday the 17th annual Garden City Junior High Relays bring ninth graders in one division and seventh and eighth graders in a combined division. Thursday features the Western Arkansas Valley League meet with six schools: Deerfield, Manter, Coolidge, Kendall, Pierceville, and Shallow Water. Friday rounds out the schedule with Finney County rural grade school meet for grades five through eight.
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Sinclair
Leonard
Jennie Barker
Alan Brown
Hutchison
Garfield
Georgia Matthews
Jones
Elmer Bartlett
Att Penrose Stadium
Garden City
Lakin Broncs Favored in League Meet
Lakin Broncos expected to win the High Plains Conference track and field meet in Syracuse as Keith O Connor leads a strong squad with top point prospects across events. Relays loom as best shot for new records, with competitors from Johnson, Holcomb, Elkhart, Sublette, Satanta, and Syracuse aiming to challenge.
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Syracuse
Lakin
Broncos
Kearny County
Sterling
Garden City
Satanta
Scott City
Keith O’connor
Bulldog Stadium
Johnson
Holcomb
Elkhart
Sublette
Johson
HPC
Solter
Deefield
Plains
Canfield
Adams
Seabolt
Moscow
McCarty
Vail
Lindner
Erickson
Henson
Rolla
Green
Brookshire
Giles
Sammy Baugh Named Assistant at Tulsa
Sammy Baugh has been named an assistant football coach at the University of Tulsa. Athletic director Glenn Dobbs said Baugh will join the staff on August 15, with duties undetermined for full time or seasonal only. Baugh becomes backfield coach, bringing strong passing expertise to Tulsa following Hurricane’s leading national passing offense in 1962.
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TULSA
Sammy Baugh
University of Tulsa
Glenn Dobbs
Sammy
Hurricane
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George Thomas
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Mark Martinez
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Reese
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Jim Kisel
Marlon Neely
Fred Adams
Bob Steitz
Dennis Clark
Jim Brownlee
Bill Lindner
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