Rickey Leads Cardinals as Busch Rearranges Front Office
Cardinals owner August A Busch Jr. accepted resignations from General Manager Bing Devine and Business Manager Art Routzong after consulting with Rickey and others. Rickey is slated to guide the farm system while Bob Howsam steps in as future GM, ending Devine’s 25 years with the club.
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August A. Busch Jr
Bing Devine
Art Routzong
Rickey
Robert Barnes
Busch
Rick Holds
Cardinals
Devine
Branch
Bob Jiowsam
Denver
Howsam
American Football League
Bing
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis
Dick Groat
Julian Javier
Bill White
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Cardinal
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Bob Gibson
Ray Sadecki
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Musial
Rtickey
Redbird
Standings and results from the baseball leagues
The Associated Press standings show Baltimore leading the American League with a 74 45 record, followed by Chicago and New York. Tuesday results include Baltimore beating Boston 5 2 and Chicago defeating New York 4 3 in 10 innings. In the National League, Philadelphia sits at 68 46, with Cincinnati and St Louis close behind. Tuesday night scores include New York 7 Pittsburgh 3 and Milwaukee 9 Los Angeles 1.
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Associated Press
Lik
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Fransisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Twinight
Bowling Event Packs Them In At Garden Bowl
A free exhibition bowling show drew at least 200 spectators at Garden Bowl Tuesday night. Don Ellis, 1963 national doubles co champion, led a four day school for instructors and teamed with Ray Shearmire to beat Dick Eskelund and Elliott Dickey on scratch, 1 183 to 1 046. Dorothy Davis defeated Polly Kerr in a single women’s match.
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Garden Bowl
Don Ellis
Ellis
Ray Shearmire
Dick Eskelund
Deerfield
Elliott Dickey
Garden City
Dorothy Davis
Polly Kerr
Davis
Ayr Lanes
Liberal
Oklahoma Leads Deep Big Eight Title Race Says AP
Oklahoma starts a new era under Gomer Jones with familiar players who won 16 games in two years. The Big Eight features deep talent across Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa State and more, with standout backs like Gale Sayers and Jim Grisham highlighting a field of strong line units and returning veterans.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Towa State
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Kansas State
Huskers
All America
Gale Sayers
Jim Grisham
Tom Vaughn
Iowa State
Johnny Roland
Gary Lane
Ralph Neely
Newt Burton
Ed McQuarters
Mike Shinn
Brian Schweda
Larry Kramer
Tony Jeter
Jones
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Big Red
Texas
Sooner
Joe Don Looney
John Flynn
Mike Ringer
Dan Devine
Roland
Charlie Brown
Lane
Milton
Fleet Sayers
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawk
Bob Devaney
Bob Hahn
Kent McCloughan
Fred Duda
Clay Stapleton
Iowa
Close Softball Night Delivers Four Games at Fansler Field
Tuesday's Western League slow pitch card at Fansler Field produced three close contests and one lopsided win. Red Balloon outslugged Renick Drugstores 14-1 in six innings, Kent Nanninga and Pete Jiminez starred with multiple hits and homers. Renick then beat Heinemann Agency 13-10 in a high scoring thriller as Bob Baler and Pat Elliot fueled the offense. Red Salicon edged Garden Belle Lumber 9-6, while Century Refinery upset Garden Belle 6-5 in the final game as Benny Saiz and Ken Zimbleman delivered key hits.
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Fansler Field
Red Balloon
Renick Drugstores
Kent Nanninga
Pete Jiminez
al Brungardt
Fou
Bob Baler
Pat Elliot
Bill Stephens
Red Salicon Nudge
Garden Belle Lumber
Garden Belle
Cownt
Don Caldwell
Kim Coon
Century Refinery
Century
Benny Saiz
Ken Zimbleman
al Pearce
Orioles Stop Slide With 5-2 Win Over Red Sox
Orioles rebound from two losses by beating Boston 5-2 as Norm Siebern and Boog Powell drive in two runs each with two-run doubles. Lolich returns from Air Force duty with a three-hit 1-0 shutout for the Angels in the nightcap, while Chance loses opener. Yankees lose ground as White Sox top Yankees in 10 innings.
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Murray Chass
Baltimore Orioles
Mickey Lolich
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago
Lolich
Air Force
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Dean Chance
White Sox
Yankees
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Tigers
Jerry Luymoe
Gates Brown
Lou Clinton
Bob Perry
Vic Power
Hank Aguirre
Chance
Hill Freehan
Brown
al Kaline
Norm Siebern
Boog Powell
Bill Monbouquette
Siebern
Powell
Dick Hall
Robin Roberts
Hall
Roberts
Ed Bressaud
Red Sox
Floyd Robinson
al Downing
al Weis
Pete Ward
Mike Hershberger
Phil
A's
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Wayne Causey
The
Athletics
Cleve Jamy
Two Games Changed in Men's Slow-Pitch Play
A Thursday National League slow-pitch schedule change postpones two Nazarene games against Santa Fe Motors and Gardiner Dairy at 9 and 10 p.m. The Nazarenes will reschedule, with possible Deerfield and Gardiner non-league fee negotiations. A Scott City team may fill in for the Nazarenes. full details come in tomorrow's Telegram.
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Church of the Nazarene
Nazarenes
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Gardiner Dairy
Gardiner
Scott City
Tumbleweed League to Meet Thursday Night
Organizational meeting for the Tumbleweed Women's Bowling League is set for Thursday at 8 pm in the Garden Bowl meeting room. Juanita Baughman will serve as president for the 1964 65 season with at least 14 teams expected to compete again this winter.
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Tumbleweed Women’s Bowling League
Garden Bowl
Juanita Baughman
Modern Radio Still Leads Unbeaten In Golf League
Modern Radio remains top in the Men's Summer Industrial Golf League at Jaycee Air, nine weeks in. Twelve teams compete. standings show Modern Radio 9-0, Federal Aviation Agency 7-2, Foster Music 6-4, Northern Natural Gas 6-3, Red's Cities Service 4-4, Cities Service Gas and Jaycees No. 1 4-5, Austin's Cafe 3-4-4, Red Balloon 3-6, Gardiner Dairy 2-4-4, Campbell Insurance and Jaycees No. 2 2-7. Week nine results: Northern Natural beat Jaycees No. 2 by one stroke 154-155. Jaycees No. 1 beat Red's Cities Service 132-144. Austin's Cafe over Gardiner Dairy 143-153. Back nine: Cities Service Gas beat Red Balloon by forfeit 153. Modern Radio defeated Federal Aviation Agency 134-150. Foster Music over Campbell Insurance 155-153. Medalist front nine Merle Wied erstein with 37. back nine W J Schiffelbein 38. Sabath Mele, Minnesota Twins manager, nicknamed Sam.
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Modern Radio
Jaycee
Federal Aviation Agency
Foster Music
Northern Natural Gas
Red’s Cities
Cities Service Gas
Jaycees
Austin's Cafe
Red Balloon
Gardiner Dairy
Campbell Insurance
Jaycees No
Northern Natural
Jaycees No. 1
Red’s Cities Service
Austin
Merle Wiederstein
W. J. Schiffelbein
All-Star Game Added to Garden City Youth slate
A summer event adds an all-star game for Garden City's Minor League youth baseballers at Clint Lightner Field Sunday night. Pre game contests begin 6 30 p m with the game at 7 15 p m Seven teams will select four players and one alternate for the nine inning event officiated by Walt Johnson Pet Keller and Seco Garcia Two squads balanced to showcase top talent No admission Regular season rules apply with two changes pitchers may work three innings and all players must play at least three innings Pre game contests include peg to second base base running and center field throwing Lew Lyman originated and promotes the idea Calumet Farm horses have existing Derby success.
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Garden City
Clint Lightner
Walt Johnson
Pet Keller
Seco Garcia
Home Plate
Lew Lyman
Wednesday Softball and Bowling Schedule in Garden City
Four American League slow pitch softball games at Fansler Field with Kemper Electric vs Weldern Supply at 7 p.m. Reed-Stinemetz Ex cavatora against Western Auto Store at 8 p.m. Christensen Grafn of Pierce vile vs Earl's 86 Service at 9 p.m. Garland Fuparture versus Garden City Co-op at 10 p.m. Golf is weekly with ladies day at Jay ze Airlinka. Bowling enters third day of instruction at Garden Bowl led by Don El Vis. Baseball features Odd Fellows of Garden City in the annual state K-18 Asan tournament at Lucas with a first round game at 8:00 tonight.
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Fansler Field
Kemper Electric
Weldern Supply
Reed-Stinemetz Excavatora
Western Auto Store
Christensen Grafn
Piercevile
Earl's
Garland Fuparture
Garden City Co-op
Jayze Airlinka
Garden Bowl
Don el Vis
Odd Fellows of
Garden City
Lucas
Toof
Shoursdat
Burtle Motors
First Methodist Church
Banta Fe Motors
Deerfield
Burtis Motors
Church of the Nazaresse
Gardiner Dairy
Nazarenes
Don Ellis
Gantea
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Camilo Pascual
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Fred Whitfield
Tito Francona
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Anthony Mele
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Sam
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