Giants Struck by Cardinal Arms Thwart Tying Runs
The St Louis Cardinals held off the San Francisco Giants 2-1 Monday night as Ton Haller and Orlando Cepeda were thrown out at home attempting to score. The loss left the Giants three games behind the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL standings and put Manager Al Dark under scrutiny after the game.
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Sox Have Law of Averages Going
The Chicago White Sox open Phase II of the AL pennant stretch at Yankee Stadium, seeking their first 1984 victory over New York while Joe Horton faces Ralph Raspberry and Juan Pizarro meets Jim Bouton. Chicago trails Baltimore by 12 percentage points, with New York a two-game back, in a busy day-night doubleheader plan.
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Standings and Wednesday Baseball Schedule
The Standings show Philadelphia leading the National League with 65 wins and 43 losses, followed by San Francisco 64-48 and Cincinnati 62-51. Dodgers, Cubs, Mets, and others trail. Monday results included St Louis 2 San Francisco 1 and Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 2. Today's games feature New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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Nicklaus Tops 1969 Golf Money List in Florida
Jack Nicklaus leads the PGA money winners list with 19 events, three titles, and 96 217 dollars. Arnold Palmer is second with 180 443 in a single season, Tony Lema third at 88 738, Bill Casper Jr. fourth with 64 886, Gary Player fifth at 52 449, plus Juan Rodriguez, Ken Venturi, Mason Rudolph, Mike Souchak, and Bob Nichols earning 46 610 to 34 527 respectively.
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Ruttman Announces Retirement From Racing
Troy Ruttman, 34, the youngest Indy 500 winner, said he is retiring to walk away alive after decades in racing. He cited fear of death in cars and recalled Eddie Sachs’s fatal crash, noting his move to younger drivers and ownership of a Dearborn motorcycle shop.
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Frick to remain as baseball commissioner through 1965
Major league executives agreed Ford Frick will stay on through the 1965 World Series after he announced plans to step down. The Executive Council asked him to continue to prevent uncertainty over his successor while top candidates include Cannon, Keating, Nixon, White and Cronin. Umpire pension plan approved and Monday Night Baseball telecasts set for next year.
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State men's slow-pitch tourney crowns Pizza Hut champs
The fifth annual state tourney at Clint Lightner and Fansler fields featured 47 games across Friday to Sunday with 24 teams from 15 Kansas towns. Pizza Hut of Hutchinson won the title over McPherson All-Stars after beating Moose Lodge in extra innings, while Bob Swanson was MVP. Seven players hit homers in the event, but only three cleared the fences at Fansler and Lightner fields amid variable fences and wind.
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Finney County Quarter Ended July 31 1964 Figures
Finney County Kansas reports quarter ending July 31, 1964. Bonne Bradford is county treasurer and Jane Collins is county clerk. Financial details prepared for publication in The Garden City Telegram with official roles noted.
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Local K-18 Playoffs Kick Off In Bazine Tourney
Two Garden City youth baseball teams head to Bazine for the regional K-18 playoffs with 7 p.m. Odd Fellows versus Ness City and 8:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus Blues of Garden versus Brownell. Winners advance to next week's state tourney at Lucas. Brownell and Ness City have split three 1-0 games this summer, one lasting 13 innings. The Knights Blue own a 20-4 record, with Earl Bondy managing and Richard Arnold coaching. Lineups feature Larry Winger behind the plate and Jim Rupp on the mound for Garden City. Browns and Ness City fielders include several named players. The regional title game is set for 8:30 p.m. Wednesday after tonight’s action.
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Pierceville dominates in two junior league games
In Fan sler Field Monday night the Coca-Cola League boys ages 9 to 14 saw Pierceville beat the Navajos 8 to 5 and the Apaches defeat the Seminoles 13 to 9. Cleaver Field hosts two Wednesday games to finish the regular season and a Garden City six-club tournament unfolds Thursday to Saturday with Pierceville skipping the league and tourney.
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