Ryan canoes no hitter as Otis steals home for Royals win
Nolan Ryan labors through four innings, then loses a complete game no hitter on a wild pickoff throw and Amos Otis steals home for Kansas City in a 10 1 victory over California. Roger Nelson wins a pitching duel amid scattered AL results. Detroit, Chicago, and New York also post wins.
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Make-up Games Scheduled for Women Slow Pitch League
Seven women’s league slow pitch games are scheduled at Fansker Field over the next five evenings to finish the 1972 season. Tonight features Sublette versus Maxfield Medics at 7 p.m. Parm Bureau against Coca-Cola at 8 p.m. Maxfield Medics meet Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield at 9 p.m. Sublette face Garden By-Products at 10 p.m. Wednesday matchups include Deerfield versus Farm Bureau at 7 p.m. Farm Bureau against Standard Supply at 8 p.m. Deerfield vs Coca-Cola at 9 p.m. Recreation Director Cleve Spencer announced the men’s league games have been canceled due to many teams dropping out.
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Standings and Results Mixed From MLB and NHL Schedule
Baseball and hockey standings show Detroit, New York, Baltimore and Boston atop their leagues with several teams near .500. Monday results include Chicago beating St Louis 4-0, Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 2-0, and Atlanta edging Los Angeles 4-3.
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Storey Makes Debut In Broadmoor Invitational Golf Tourney
Steve Storey of Garden City played at Broadmoor's Broadmoor Men's Invitational in Colorado Springs. After a 153 in qualifying he won in the championship flight opening match 1 up over Bill Carey but fell in the next round 4 up with 3 to go to Jack Sommers. Sommers defeated Tom Purtzer 4 and 2 to win the title. Sommers and Purtzer, both 21, are collegians. Sommers attends New Mexico State University and Purtzer Arizona State University.
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Scott City Faces Missouri In Senior Little League
Scott City senior-division Little League teams heads to Des Moines Iowa for a Friday 3:20 p.m. showdown against Missouri state champions in a single-elimination Senior Little League playoff. Scott City won district and sectional titles with pitcher Mike Fyler on the mound and PhIl Steffens catching.
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Namath Still Unsigned Huddling With Jets Management
NFL notes from Hempstead report Joe Namath remains unsigned as Jets prepare for a preseason game with San Francisco. Namath refutes showing in exhibition unless contracted while Jets search for Barkum and other trades unfold. Cowboys trade Duane Thomason to Chargers as other teams juggle rosters and draft picks.
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Bison Win Practice Game At Garden City
Garden City's Bison youth baseball team defeated a former Hi gon players group 7 to 5 in a nine inning practice game at Clint Lightner Field. The win sharpens the squad for the upcoming state American Legion youth tourney at Lightner Field featuring eight teams in a double elimination event with four games set for Saturday including Garden’s 8:30 p.m. clash against the Leavenworth Travelers.
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Chiefs Drill for Bears in Exhibition Prep
Liberty Missouri AP Kansas City Chiefs hold twice daily drills preparing for the Chicago Bears, their fiercest exibition foe. The Bears visit after a 35-10 loss to Green Bay. KC aims for revenge and to showcase depth and health despite Mo Moorman’s back issue. Coach Hank Stram stresses peak timing, not early success, and notes several Irish connections as Notre Dame ties shape the week.
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K-18 All Stars Name for 1972 League Roster
The K-18 Assn announced its all-star list for 1972 with eight local teams including Deerfield Sublette and Lakin. Players include Joe Smallwood George Hopkins Bill Holcomb Ron German Bryan Craig Bill Preston Clyde Harmon Bruce Algrim Jerry Luccas and more. District playoffs start this week.
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Fansler Tines head to state tourney in Topeka
The Fansler Tines women's slowpitch team of Garden City defends its state title as they travel to Topeka for the 1972 state tournament. Opening game is Friday night against Topeka Pizza Hut, with pitcher Carolyn Carlson and catcher Jackie Widows leading a veteran lineup. The squad carries a 55 15 season mark and consistency since recent national appearances, while Bob Faurot manages and Jim Johnson coaches. The event runs Thursday through Sunday at Santa Fe Trail Field. Top two clubs advance to St. Louis regional.
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