Short Steps Forward as Phillies Top Cubs 8 1
Chris Short pitched five hitters and earned his 12th win while lowering his ERA to 1.91 as Philadelphia built a five game NL lead with an 8 1 victory over Chicago. Gene Mauch’s faith fueled Short’s rise, matching Koufax as one of the league’s top left handers this season.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Chris Short
Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia
Short
Phillies
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Jim
Manaeer
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Koufax
Los Angeles
Standings and schedule from major leagues
National League leaders show Philadelphia atop with 71 wins and Cincinnati at 64. Pittsburgh and St Louis trail, while New York and Chicago bring up the rear. American League lists Baltimore and Chicago near the top, with Detroit and Minnesota midpack and Kansas City near the bottom as key games and schedules unfold.
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Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pel. G.B
Thila’phia
Son
Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
1965 Car Output Increases Slowly
Detroit reports a cautious rise in 1965 model production as Ford, GM, Chrysler and AMC begin lines. Estimates show 20,549 cars built last week, up from 12,380, with August sales running ahead of 1963.
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General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Rambler
Kenosha
Wis
AMC
Odd Fellows Begin State K-18 Tourney At Lucas
Garden City’s Odd Fellows youth team opens the 15th annual state K-18 tourney at Lucas, facing the local club in a 7 p.m. opener. Eight teams compete in a single elimination with a third-place game, semis Thursday and final Friday, under coach Cleve Spencer.
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Odd Fellows Squad
Lucas
IOOF
Stockton
Morrowville
Smith Center
Brownell
Beloit and
Ellis
Garden
Beloit-Ellis
Cleve Spencer
Odd Fellows
Top Kegler Don Ellis to Exhibit at Garden Bowl
Fans can see one of the nation’s top keglers tonight at Garden Bowl in a three game exhibition starting at 8:30 pm. Don Ellis 1963 national doubles co champion will teach bowling instructors during a four day school and bowl with Ray Shear mire Elliott Dickey and Dick Eskelund on a one handicap basis with partners chosen before the match. Thirty four attendees are enrolled in the instruction school.
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Don Ellis
Garden Bowl
Ellis
Ray Shearmire
Elliott Dickey
Dick Eskelund
High Scores Feature Action at Fansler Field
Monday night action at Fansler Field featured four men slow pitch games. First Methods Church beat Church of the Nazarene 12 2 as Ogburn doubled twice and Deremus homered with a 19 hit margin. Deerfield’s Santa Fe Motors edged Gardiner 15 14 in a seven inning 29 run game, Cole triple and three singles leading Deerfield. Burtis Motors defeated Garden City Sales Co 7 4 in seven hits apiece while Burtis benefited from miscues. Garden City Sales Co then fell 18 17 to Gardiner Dairy in a wild 35 run seven inning finale with Fankhauser homering and Wisler Gardiner scoring on errors.
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Dennis Ribant
New York Mets
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St. Louis
Houston
Colts
Chicago White Sox
New York
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Yankees
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Doug Clemens
Cubs
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Ernie Broglio
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Fansler Field
First Methods Church
Church of the Nazarene
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Les Bencini
Wayne Thompson
John Sims
Verneal Mathewson
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Gardiner Dairy
Gardiner
Tommy Cole
Bartley
Hollis Peltz
Doug Weber
Don Harris
Dan Fankhauser
Burtis Motors
Garden City Sales Co
Burtis
Sales Co
Dairymen
Mike Wisler
Ted Gardiner
Bill Mills
Fankhauser
Ray Allen
Gary Coleman
Dick Crook
Cards Front Office Receives Twin Jolt
St Louis Cardinals shake up with GM Bing Devine resigning after 25 years and Bob Howsam named interim replacement. Branch Rickey, 82, now calling shots as special consultant, following reported talks of sweeping changes and Musial retirement. Cardinals sit five spots in standings, nine games back of Philadelphia.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Bob Howsam
Denver
American Association
Branch Rickey
Hickey
Devine
Rickey
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bob Barnes
Cardinal
Howsam
Busch
Redbirds
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders listed include players Oliva Mantle and Killebrew for batting and home runs. Standout pitchers Koufax and Ford lead in 10 decision records and strikeouts with high totals across the leagues. Names span Minnesota Boston Cleveland Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia and others.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregol
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Bunker
Ford
Downing
Radatz
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Boyer
St. Louis
Mayo
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Willams
Wills
Angeles
Brock
St. Lewis
Koufax
Banos
Veale
Women's Tuesday Scratch Bowling League Meet
An organizational meeting for the Women's Tuesday Scratch Bowling League is scheduled for tonight at 8 in the Garden Bowl meeting room. Officers will be elected for the 1964 65 season and league plans will be discussed. At least nine teams are expected to compete.
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Garden Bowl
Western League and bowling events schedule at Fansler and Garden Bowl
Four Western League men s slow pitch games at Fansler Field with matches including Reniek Drug stores versus Heinemann Agency and Red Balloon versus Century Refinery. Bowling exhibitions and organizational meetings at Garden Bowl feature Don Fille and Don Filte, plus a women s scratch league officers election. Night games listed as semi finals.
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Fansler Field
Red Balloon
Reniek
Garden Bowl
Don Fille
Waneter
Tres
Kickoff Meeting Attended by 25 Kickoff Attended by 25
Twenty five people attended the season kickoff meeting for the Quarterback Club at the Warren Hotel Monday at noon. President Kelly Malson led and plans for 1964-65 were outlined. Homer Salter of Garden City Junior College spoke on Broacbuster prospects for the season.
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Warren Hotel
Kelly Malson
Homer Salter
Garden City Junior College
Wind Makes Qualifying Tough For Women’s Amateur Golf
In Hutchinson Kansas Gloria Ehret and na Gilliam led after 18 holes of the US Women’s Amateur qualifying as wind from 15 to 25 mph troubled players on Prairie Dunes. Susan Gregory and Mrs Robert Ihlanfelit shared the 7a lead with 76s, while Barbara McIntire Joanne Gunderson and Mrs David Wells among leaders with 77 or 81 as 36 players shot 81 or better to reach match play.
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Whittier
Calif
Susan Gregory
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert Ihlanfelit
Seattle
Thighvent
Sand Hills
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Joanne Gunderson
David Wells
Mount Vernon
Wash
Miss McIntire
Miss Gunderson
League Meeting To Discuss CBS Buy Is Uncertain
Boston AP reports it remains unclear if American League club owners will meet to discuss CBS purchasing 80 percent of the New York Yankees. League president Joe Cronin postponed Monday actions at Arthur Allyn’s request after eight owners voted. Allyn argues the vote was illegal. Cronin says he may reconsider.
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CBS Buy
Boston
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Yankees
Joe Cronini
Arthur Alyn
Chicago White Sox
Cronin
CBS
Allyn
Kansas City
Charles E. Finley
Chisago
Benjamin Fiery
American League
Chiefs to Seek Western Crown in AFL Rebound
LIBERTY MO AP The Kansas City Chiefs aim to rebound after a 5-7-2 slide and plan to challenge San Diego and Oakland for the Western Division title. Hank Stram notes injuries, shifts in lineup, and the expected debut of rookie Pete Beathard behind veterans Len Dawson and Eddie Wilson. The club emphasizes a Stack Defense and a veteran core on offense, with key players like Bobby Bell Mel Branch Jerry Mays and Johnny Robinson anchoring the defense.
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Kansas City Chiefs
San Diego
Oakland
Hank Stram
Dallas
Kansas City
Chiefs
Stram
Stone Johnson
Chris Burford
Curt McClinton
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Len Dawson
Eddie Wilson
Abner Haynes
Burford
Fred Arbangs
Jim Tyrer
Dave Hill
Ed Budde
al Reynolds
Curt Merz
Jon Gilliam
Stack
Bobby Bell
E. J. Holub
Sherrill Headrick
Walt Corey
Mel Branch
Jerry Mays
Big Junius (Buck) Buchanan
Dave Grayson
Duane Wood
Corney
Johnny Robinson
Bobby Hunt
Bobby Plyat
Explorer leader urges citizen effort beyond voting
Leslie B. Worthington of United States Steel addressed 1,100 Explorer Scouts at the national delegate conference in Lawrence Kansas. He urged volunteers to improve cities and communities, calling the American system defined by individual initiative and unselfish public service.
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America
Worthington
75-Year-Old Man Plays 75 Holes With 3-Iron
Henry Maurer of Westminster California shot 50 holes on his 50th birthday and reached 75 on Sunday at Willowick golf course. By midday he had 54 holes, then 21 more after a break, using a single 3-iron and the same ball. An observer noted several birdies.
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Calif
Henry Maurer
Westminster
Willowick
Maurer Birdig
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