DeLoe's Recreation wins Kansas state slow pitch title
DeLoe's Recreation from Hutchinson captured the Kansas state slow-pitch championship, beating McPherson All-Stars 12-10 in the final. The 16-team event drew 500 fans, with Gamble Butler placing third and Wilsey Bluejays fifth. DeLoe's will represent Kansas at the Labor Day weekend world open slow-pitch event in Jones Beach, N.Y.
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BOR Greer
DeLoe
Mutchinson
Kansas State
McPherann
Gamble Butler
Dodge City
Dordoe City Moose Lodge
Wilsey Bluese
Morris County Oven
DeLor's
Reno County of
Hutch
Reno
DeLoc
Schroeder
Bunny Acreg
Hutchinson
Kansas
Jones Beach
N.Y
New York City
McPherson
Telegram
Dean Brown
Hutchinson DeLoe
Phil Wachtman
Brown
Rain Halts Action In National Tourney
Postponement of all games in the National Baseball Congress event in Kansas and Illinois clears the schedule. Action will resume tonight with North Platte Nebraska facing Wiehitt Glass in the Virsy Game as teams from Pennsylvania Florida and Wisconsin also listed. Wall Russell of the Boston Celtics has 1489 career rebounds in the NBA.
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North Platte
Neb
Phausinen
Wiehitt Glass
Wireren
Beyerideey
Greenville
Tenn
Magnavox
Qeala
Fla
Macisa
Wis
Lakers
Wall Russell
Boston Celtcs
Naional Busketbulk Association
All-Tourney Team Named For State Slow-Pitch Meet
Seventeen players named to the all tournament team from Deboe s Hitchin son DeLac s Recreation and runners-up Mee iVherson Dodge Gamble-Butler Wichita Stevens Candy Reno County and others. Dick Gisel of Hitchin son DeLac s Recreation was MVP with two over-the-fence homers. Umpires picked Garden City Co-op as the team sportsmanship award winner.
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Reno County of Hutchinson
Council Grove Bowery Boys
Dodge City Moose Lodge
Wichita Stevens Candy Co
Dodge City Gamble-Butler
Garden City Co-op
Hutchinson Riverside Lanes
Wichita
Lazy-R Restaurant
Hutchinson DeLoc's Recreation
Willowdale
Christensen Grain of
Pierceville
Rozel Merchants
Dodge City Pennington Sporting Goods
Atchison Knights of Columbus
McPherson All-Stars
Wilsey Bluejays
Alltourney
Dick Gisel
Hitchinson DeLac
Gisel
iGisel
Dean Brown
Glen Hamilton
Ken Paker
Bob Swanson
Deboe
Willie Johnson
Dathis Kirby
Steve Belt
Mee iVherson
Larry Friend
Gil Konrade
Dodgey Gamble-Butler
Dick Isidy
Sonny Weber
Wichita Stevens
Morris Penny
Swatchkinson
Reno Countys
Larry Clare
Dodge City
Kerry Reimond
Wichita Laag
Bill Adelhart
John Kimbrel
Dodge City Pennington Sporting Ganos
Rain Delays Syracuse Tournament Final duelo
Syracuse hosts Lakin at 8 p m for the Syracuse Invitational tournament final postponed by rain. Saturday’s game was 3 1 with Syracuse leading when called off and losses forfeited to Guymon for third place. Ulysses roster trimmed by injuries. catcher Bob Willinger hospitalized with concussion after a collision.
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Syracuse
Lakin
Guymon
Ulysses
Bob Willinger
Donohue Memoria Hospital
Trapshoot Opens in Vandalia at Grand American event
Vandalia Ohio AP reports the Grand American Trapshoot opened with a week long 200 target world class Weyard event drawing marksmen from across the country and beyond to compete in the world s largest clay target meet.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Casper Wins Insurance City Open After Hand Injury
Billy Casper, once sidelined by a left hand tendon sheath inflammation, returned to PGA tour play at the Insurance City Open in Hartford. He shot 12 under 271 to edge George Bayer by one stroke, earning $6,400 and lifting career earnings to $272,229 at the par 72, 6,515-yard Wethersfield course.
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Hartford
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Big George Bayer
Wes Ellis
Doug Ford
Billy
Bayer
Ellis
Ford
Julius Boros
Othe
Wethersfield Country Club
Chiefs Beat Raiders to Hand First Loss in Exhibition
Kansas City defeats Oakland 35 28 at Seattle as Eddie Wilson stars with 28 completions for 252 yards and three touchdowns in a benefit game for Brian Sternberg. Denver upset San Diego to stay 2 1 in exhibitions. Tank Shang to cut more players. Crowd 13 500.
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Kansas City
Eddie Wilson
Oakland
Seattle
Wilson
Arizona
Len Dlawson
Chiefs
Denver Broncos
Municipal Stadium
Denver
San Diego
Frank Tripucka
John Had
Tank Shang
Raiders
Elj
the Beast
Holub
Smokey Stager
Brian Sternberg
Kans City
Abner Haynes
Frank Jackson
Dodgers final Polo Grounds tilt sparks late season surge
Dodgers swept their final Polo Grounds games 7-0 and 3-2 to stretch NL lead to six games and finish eight straight wins in New York. Drysdale earned his 16th win with three singles allowed, Calmus and Richert contributed in relief, while Spahn claimed his 342nd victory.
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Dick Calmus
Pete Richert
Warren Spahn
Colts
Kansas duck regulations set 1963 Kansas waterfowl season
Kansas officials set daily bag and possession limits for waterfowl for the 1963 season. Ducks open Oct 26 to Nov 20 with eight daily, eight coots, and five mergansers as specified. mallards, wood ducks, and hooded mergansers limited to two each. Shooting hours run from sunrise, except opening day noon start. Geese run Oct 5 to Dec 1 with five daily, limits including one Ross' goose or one White-fronted goose or alternatives, sunrise to sunset.
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Pratt
Kan
State Forestry, Mish and Game Commission
Kansas
Glinset
Dee
Standings and results from baseball and hockey games
The Garden City Telegram lists standings for the National and American leagues, with teams such as Los Angeles St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh New York and others. It also reports Saturday and Sunday results and upcoming games, including cross league matchups and post season notes, and notes on a Davis Cup tennis qualification in Austria.
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G.B
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Trouston
New York
Houston
W. L. Pet G.B
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Yankees Stretch Lead After Sweeping White Sox
The New York Yankees extended their AL lead to 10 1/2 games after a doubleheader sweep of the Chicago White Sox 8-2 and 8-4. Bobby Richardson fueled the offense with three hits and three RBIs in game one, and Elston Howard went 4-for-4 in game two. Ralph Terry and Jim Bouton earned wins, with relief help needed from both starters. The road trip totals 14 games in 13 days, 7,000 miles, ending with a strong finish at Comiskey Park.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Chicago
Washington
Los Aneles
Boston
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Yanks
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Don Messi
Jose Azcue
Willie Kirkland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Gints
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Ralph Terry
Jim Bouton
Ray Herbert
Joel HarleIn
Tigers
Angels
al Koch
Messi
Tiger
Gates Brown
Butts Trial Nears Deliberation In Libel Case
Atlanta AP. Final arguments set as 12 federal jurors prepare to decide the libel suit by Wally Butts against Curtis Publishing Co. over a 1962 Georgia Alabama game rigging charge. Butts denied the depiction with Bear Bryant. 27 witnesses testified.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Butts
Lewis R. Morgan
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
University of Georgia
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Curtis
New Scoreboard Installed At KU Stadium Expansion
Workmen installed a new $9,000 scoreboard at the University of Kansas stadium in Lawrence. The upgrade accompanies a larger expansion that added 6,500 seats on the west side of the venue.
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Lawnence
Kan
University of Kansas Stadium
Romanian marksman breaks world free small-bore record
Traian Cogut of Romania won by setting a world free small-bore record with 17160 points at an international shooting competition in Suhl East Germany. The event drew competitors from several nations, including Betters World. Cogut’s score surpassed the previous mark and highlighted Romania’s strong showing.
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Suhl
East Germany
Traian Cogut
Romania
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