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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

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Blue Beats Red Sox In 10 Inning Pitchers Duel

Vida Blue wins his 21st as Oakland outlasts Boston 5-3 in 10 innings after a two hour rain delay. Reggie Jackson drives late offense with a double and a key moment. Doug Griffin homers for Boston in the eighth. Orioles blast Twins 9-6 as Frank and Brooks Robinson power late rally. Cleveland and Kansas City win on solo hits while Mets and other NL games wrap the night.

Hal Rock Associated Press Oakland Vida Blue Boston Blue Tommy Davis Reggie Jackson Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Washington Kc-Washington California New York Atlanta St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Montreal San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Philadelphia Davis Red Sox Phil Gagliano Doug Griffin Rico Petrotelli Billy Conigliaro Bert Campaneris Joe Rudi Jackson Griffin Luis Aparicio Darold Knowles Robinson Boys Frank and Brooks Orioles Twins Don’ Buford Frank Robinson Buford Brooks Robinson Frank Merv Rettenmund Boog Powell Ray Fosse White Sox Rick Reichardt Ted Uhlaerder Jim Northrup Tigers Skip Lockwood Gates Brown Willie Horten Bill Freehan

Tarkenton Mara dispute dominates Giants camp

The Giants' preseason turmoil deepens as Tarkenton seeks a new contract and possible reconciliation with owner Wellington Mara, who insists on negotiations only with a player in camp. Duane Thomas pushes for fair treatment and potential trade to Washington, while another walkout follows Bill Johnson's disappointed punt show in Houston.

Alex Sachar Associated Press Frank Tarkenton Duane Thomas Tarkenton New York Giants Houston Wellington T. Mara Mara Giants Bill Johnson Johnson Oilers

Deerfield Invitational Tourney Opens With Four Games Tonight

Four games kick off the Deerfield Invitational Tourney a four day double elimination event sponsored by the Deerfield Lions Club with Jim Johnson as director. Twelve teams from Garden City Deerfield and Lakin compete in a men slow pitch softball tournament with trophies for top three and a 10 member all tournament team. Tonight schedule includes Oswalt Industries vs Deibert Construction at 7 p m Colorado Interstate Gas vs A W Root Beer at 8 p m Western Kansas Sporting Goods vs Spor's 66 Service Station at 9 p m Garden Belle Lumber vs Pappas Concrete at 10 p m.

Deerfield Deerfield Lions Club Jim Johnson Garden City Lakin Oswalt Industries Deibert Construction Colorado Interstate Gas A&w Root Beer Western

Women’s slow-pitch tourney reaches midway mark in Scott City

Scott City hosts the district women’s slow-pitch tournament midway through the double-elimination event. Scott City BMW beat Lakin 18-4 in five innings, Marey collected 17 hits and Betty Racette homered twice. Marey’s team also eliminated Dighton Laneites 21-1 in five frames. Bud’s Vickers of Scott City topped Newsom IGA State of Dighton 13-7 as Donna and Judy Austin starred with multiple hits. Three games are slated each of the next three nights with potential Sunday action to decide the winner.

Scott City Garden City Scott City Bmw Lakin Scott Kearny Couriitions Diana McDaniel Scott City Marcy Dighton Laneites Dighton Marey Betty Racette Barb Nelson Bud’s Vickers Scot City Newsom Iga State Vickers Donna Austin Judy Austin Linda Daviss

City Supports American Legion Baseball Bid for State Tourney

Garden City has submitted a verbal bid to host the 1972 state American Legion youth baseball tournament. Officials say the five day meet could come to western Kansas, with Ottawa as a past host site. About 150 athletes plus coaches and families would visit, stay in dorms, and spend money in Garden City.

Garden City Bison Baseballers Manhattan McPherson Stuart Boone Legion Post State Legion Baseball Progam Ottawa Kansas American Legion Boone Legion Baseball Committee Charley Banks Legion Boone Banks Bob Tyson Casey Foster Garden 1 City

Standings and results from major leagues today

The Standings show tight division races in both leagues with Oakland and Kansas City leading the West and Baltimore and New York in pursuit in the East. Wednesday’s results feature wins for Baltimore, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh while California and New York faced rain and extended games. Thursday schedules include doubleheaders and night games across multiple ballparks with pitchers listed for each matchup.

Associated Press Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Chicago California Minnesota Milwaukee Washington Dobson Brent Paul Wood Lolich Pautin Murphy Pittsburgh Lowig Philadelphia Montreal Francisco Los Angeles Atlantis Houston Cincinnati San Diego San Francisico Atlanta St. Louis Carlton Walker Blasingame Jarvis Ryan Aulin Short Osteen

Snead Favored In Massachusetts Classic Field

Slammin Sam Snead leads the 150-player field for the Massachusetts Classic at Pleasant Valley Country Club with a $33 000 top prize in a $165 000 event. Absent are Les Trevino Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Snead 59 and in his last Pleas ant Valley appearance since 1965 shot 73 in a rainy pro am.

Dave O'Hara Associated Press Sutton, Mass Sam Snead Les Trevino Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player Snead Pleasant Valley Country Club Charles Coody Shaw Miller Barber Bruce Crampton Jenny Heard Ken “Hawk Harrelson

Garden City teams enter state slowpitch meet at Hutchinson

Garden City has three entrants in the 1971 Kansas state slowpitch tournament at Hutchinson. First-round games Friday night include Carmelita's Café against Hubinson Merchants at 6:30, Ebresman Packing facing Jerry's Tavern at 7:15, and Kinney Glass meeting Taco Casa at 8:00. B&J Mixers and Cliff's Service Station have first-round byes.

Kansas St. Joseph Garden City Carmelita's Cafe Carmelita Hubchinson Merchants Big Hutch Ebresman Packing Packers Jerry’s Tavern Baldwin Lawrence Kinney Glass Taco Casa Peka

Abilene Golfer Among Champs

Patricia Morrison of Abilene Kansas qualified for the 2nd USGA Girls Junior Golf Championships at Augusta Country Club. She carded rounds of 89 and 82 for a 171 total over the 6052 yard course. Others failing to qualify included Denise O’Hane Cindy Barnard Beth Boozer Leslie Peck Cathy Reynolds with scores listed.

Augusta Patricia Morrison Abilene Kan Miss Morrison Augusta Country Club Cawse Paris Denise O'Hane St. Charles Cindy Barnard St. Louis Beth Boozer Lawrence Leslie Peck Cathy Reynolds Springfield

Kansas Coaches Elect New Officers in Topeka

Kansas Coaches Association elected new officers in Topeka this week. Jerry Snryder of Scott City became president, Galen DeVore of Jetmore vice president, Tim Krob of Russell secretary, and Ellis Dahl of Shawnee Heights Topeka as treasurer. Snyder serves on Scott City faculty and coaches cross country. The piece also covers a large, slow pitch softball tournament in Norton with 16 teams and multiple regional notes on youth sports programs and local reactions to sports-car racing popular in western Kansas towns.

Western Kansas Kansas Coaches Assn Topeka Jerry Snryder Scott City Galen Devore Jetmore Tim Krob Russell Ellis Dahl Shawnee Heights Snyder Beavers Harold Burnett Garden City Hays Garden Don Slone Hays High Poe Kansas Whistling Dixie Garnett Denver Kansas City Oklahoma City

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