Royals Bombard Blue But Can't Beat Oakland A s Night
Oakland rally from five runs down to beat Kansas City 7 4 as Vida Blue labored through five innings giving up nine hits and five runs. Rick Monday sparked the comeback with a seventh inning homer and the A s pulled even for a win behind a late two run rally. Denny McLain earned his sixth victory for Washington with a ninth inning rally against Detroit.
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Lipton's Indians Slip Again After Beating Blue
In Cleveland the Indians tumbled to a fifth straight loss following a defeat of Blue last Friday in Johnny Lipon's managerial debut. Shortstop Jack Heidemann suffered oral ligaments damage to his left knee in a collision with Yankees outfielder Bobby Murcer and is scheduled for surgery, likely ending his season.
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Fambrough Sees Luck Key to KU Football Revival
Kansas coach Don Fambrough told Finney County KU Alumni Association that the team could be good if players stay healthy, noting the defense improved in spring and Dan Heck is the likely quarterback. He cited Jaynes’s shoulder injury as a setback but expected readiness for fall practice and emphasized recruiting Kansas talent. He praised Wade Stinson and the alumni leaders for their support.
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Vida Blue Fails To Reach 20th Victory Again
Vida Blue of the Oakland Athletics pitched five innings and failed for the second time to win his 20th game, leaving Oakland trailing Kansas City 5-2 before a 7-5 win in Kansas City. Oliver homered for the Royals, and Blue admitted pressure affected him as he fell short of the milestone while the A's rallied in the ninth to beat Kansas City.
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K-18 All Stars Named In 1971 League
The K-18 League named its 1971 season all star squad after coaches submitted five candidates and voted on ten players. Catcher Tim Douglass Shriners and pitcher Rich Guerrero Odd Fellows lead the lineup along with Leigh Warden Lakin and Jim Fishback Lions among others. The Moreno brothers, Paul and Louis, both Shriners, anchor the infield and outfield spots with Paul Moreno also in the Shriners lineup and Reg Burnett Knights of Columbus and Billy Holcomb Rotary in the outfield.
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Liberal Carpets Tourney Champs Claim District Title
Liberal's Carpets emerges champion of the district slow pitch tournament, defeating Hough's Roustabouts 18-15 in the final to go undefeated in the double elimination. LaPlant Cars pets of Liberal 1 upset Hough's 17-6 placing Liberal Gas third after a 8-7 loss in the final losers bracket. National Conviews finished fourth, as four clubs advance to the Garden City sub-state tourney.
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Jets Capture Major League Youth Baseball Championship
The Jets defeated the Indians 5-4 in a final drama filled by a come from behind comeback at Fansler Field. The Indians had won the regular season 16 0 before falling to the Jets in the title game and the tourney ended with the Jets toppling the Tribe for the championship.
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Browns, Whites, Greens vie in Rainbow League post season
Three games are slated for Cleaver Field in the Rainbow League girls softball post season. At 7 Browns face Whites in a winners bracket game, at 8 the loser battles Greens in losers bracket, at 9 Maroons play Holcomb in losers bracket. The nine team event features 13 to 15 year olds under regular softball rules. Sunday marks the final day after Browns earned a first round bye.
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Minor Leaguers Battle Tonight In Four-Game Meet
The annual post-season tourney for nine and ten year olds features eight teams in a double elimination format. Tonight six p.m. Maohawks clash Pawnees in losers bracket, Shawnee faces Sioux in another losers match, 6:30 Navajos vs Comanches in winners semi, and 10 Apaches vs Kantagi in the other winners semi. Losers are out. action ends after tonight with the final Sunday night.
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Standings Pace and Wednesday Baseball Schedule Stacked
Standings show Chicago leading with 5-0 over Houston while Philadelphia edges Atlanta 3-2 and Pittsburgh dominates Montreal 10-6. Cincinnati sits 5-4 over New York 2-9 as Wednesday games list matchups, suspended game completion, and night ones across cities including Los Angeles at Houston and San Francisco at St Louis.
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Bank Team Wins iHays Tournament in Garden City
HAYS Farmers State Bank of Hays captured the big district men's slow-pitch softball title, defeating Ellis State Bank 9 to 5 in the final. Ellis had advanced from the losers bracket by beating the Coors Tappers of Hays, while Coons finished third. Western Auto Store of La Crosse took fourth after an 11 to 8 loss to Coors in the annual sub state tourney at Garden City, the 18 team meet beginning Thursday night.
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Lions to Play at Grinnell Tonight
Sublette topped Grainfield 14-8 as the Sublette team leads the K-18 Assn district playoffs. Garden City Lions lost 7-2 to Grinnell at Clint Lightner Field, with a decisive third game possible at 8 p.m. Thursday if tied. Sublette hosts Grainfield again tonight. both clubs chase regional tourney berths and a shot at the state tournament later this month.
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Adams City Gazette Subscription Rates and Staff
Fred Brooks Le Roy Allman John Frazier the managing editor outline subscription by carrier in Garden City and other areas with monthly and yearly rates. Rates include sales tax and postage. military personnel and students receive special prices. Associated Press rights noted.
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