Lyle Feels Back Pop Then Shines for Yankees
Sparky Lyle feared a pitch pop in the ninth, but recovered to earn a four-out save and help the Yankees sweep a doubleheader 3-0 and 6-4 from Milwaukee. Bernie Allen and Jerry Kenney sparked late offense as New York pulled ahead in the AL standings.
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Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
League tables show Detroit and Oakland leading divisions with recent results including Detroit edging Cleveland 4 3 and Oakland defeating Minnesota 6 1 in 13 innings. Boston and Baltimore split, while Chicago and California had tight games in a busy weekend.
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Scott City Little League Falls in Iowa Final
Scott City Senior Little League Baseballers returned home after a 12 0 defeat to Madison of Wisconsin in the West Des Moines divisional final. Scott City pitchers combined for nine walks while Madison led 8 5 in hits. Shortstop Mike Fyler stood out with a double and single, the lone Scott City player to reach third. The team opened with a 3 0 win over Lacomo Lafayette County in their tourney opener.
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BJ Mixers Take Men's Sub State Championship
BJ Mixers of Dodge City captured the men’s slow pitch sub state title finishing unbeaten after a 6-4 win over Kinney Glass of Garden City. Both teams advance to the state tourney in Hutchinson, opening Friday night. Kinney Glass earlier beat Tribune 14-4, while BJ defeated Tribune to win the winners bracket. Saturday games included Kinney Glass 6-1 over Hough’s Roustabours and other losses and wins in the losers bracket. The state berth was awarded to the top two teams. the Dodge Citians and Kinney Glass earned berths.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
MLB leaders include Rudi Oak with 132 hits and 68 runs. D Allen Chicago tops home runs with 28. Pitching leader Palm er Bal has 10.2 wins and 1.88 ERA. S with 3 1/3 shows 835? 1.88. Bonds SF shines in batting at .352 with 82 RBIs and 134 hits. Brock StL and Morgan Cin pace doubles and runs.
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Santa Fe Motors Clinches Deerfield Slow-Pitch Title
Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield won the Deerfield Lions Club tournament by beating Garden City Pepsi 13 11 in eight innings after a late rally to tie. Braun Trucking placed third as Santa Fe swept the 12 team double elimination event over four days with an undefeated run and a dominant all tournament team selection highlighting Mill er Rupp Jackson and Grauberger among others.
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Fansler Tires Crown Toppled in State Slow-Pitch Final
Fansler Tires of Garden City lost the state slow-pitch softball title after a 12-4 loss to Browne's Clothing of Hays in the winners bracket and a 13-11 defeat by Shear's of Hutchinson in the losers bracket. Browne's claimed the crown. Shear's and Hays advance to regional playoffs in St Louis. Three Fansler players earned all state honors.
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Garden City K-18 Shriners fall in playoffs
Garden City Shriners the league's No. 1 team were swept in two straight by Hoxie in a best of three K-18 district baseball series at Garden City and Hoxie. Arlyn Algim homered in the third inning of the deciding game. Grinnell and Sublette also split their series with Grinnell winning the opener and completing the comeback Sunday. Grinnell and Hoxie advance to the K-18 regionals at Grinnell with Lucas state berth at stake.
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Garden City El Dorado square off in state tourney
Garden City hosts El Dorado in the winners bracket final at Clint Lightner Field as the double elimination state tournament progresses. Eight teams started, six remain, with two more games today and a potential Wednesday night clash in the race for the Kangas state crown and regional bid in Hastings Nebraska.
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Larned, Garden City Brawl Spurs Big Fifth Inning
The Larned at Garden City baseball game turned chaotic with seven wild pitches and six errors by Larned. Garden City led 11-4 in hits and produced a seven-run fifth inning on three hits and three walks as Larned miscues and four wild pitches fueled the rally. Kim Clanton led the Bison with a double and a single, while Gary Pratt and Ted Bayer added two singles each. Douglass started, Boone finished, with Douglass striking out five and Boone punching out eight over three innings.
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Former Seal Coach Named NHL VP
Oakland AP report says Fred Glover, former California Golden Seals coach, was named executive vice president of the NHL club in Oakland. Glover had coached the Seals three years, then Los Angeles Kings, and briefly led the Cleveland Crusaders in the New World Hockey Association before resigning.
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Chiefs Open Arrowhead With 2-0 Preseason Mark
Kansas City Chiefs sail to a perfect 2-0 in preseason by rallying past the Chicago Bears 24-10 in South Bend. Len Dawson threw for 95 yards, Jan Stenerud kicked a 32 yard field goal and a point after, while Wendell Hayes and Mike Adamle scored. Hank Stram praised overcoming a 10-0 Bears start as KC prepares to host the St Louis Cardinals at the new Arrowhead Stadium with 78 000 fans expected.
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