Phillies Rally To Widen Pennant Lead In 9-4 Win
The Phillies stretched their NL lead to six games by beating the Chicago Cubs 9-4 after a day of tense pennant chase action. Reds and Giants traded punches amid a benches-clearing incident in Cincinnati while other MLB games featured Mets, Dodgers, Orioles, and White Sox wins shaping the top of the standings.
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Associated Press
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Games Rained Out At Fanster Field
Four men's slow pitch softball games at Fanster Field were rained out. Rescheduled Western and American League games listed for Friday and Saturday with changes to Nazarene and Scott City matches.
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Former Winners Play Steady Golf In U S Women's Amateur
Barbara McIntire and JoAnne Sanderson, both former champions, advanced to the quarterfinals of the U S women's amateur after steady matches in the second round. Upsets included Marcella Rose defeating Carol Sorenson 3-2 as Gunderson and Ihlanfeldt, Dye and Gregory, Rose and King set up third round clashes. Semifinals Friday with a 46 hole final Saturday.
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Kan
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Seattle
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Shreveport
Jason Weiss
Indianapolis
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Paris
France
Marcella Tlose
Jefferson City
Carol Sorenson
Battle Creek
Mich
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Judy Bell
Colorado Springs
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Carla Glasgow
Whittier
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Vere Dye
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Pine Bluff
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Clay Liston Rematch Talks Reflect WBA Delay
Garland Cherry of Intercontinental Promotions said he accepted a WBA Convention appearance and that a Clay Liston rematch was tentatively planned for late September but not yet pursued while the WBA plans a hearing. Intercontinental holds the first title bout contract and Liston is not ranked among top challengers by the WBA.
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Frazier Third Seed In National Open Checkers Tourney
Eu gene Frazier of Parsons Kansas is seeded third in the American Checker Federation's 24th biennial national open. Walter Helman of Gary Indiana, world champion, is seeded first while Derek Oldbury of Britain is seeded second. Round robin qualification ran Tuesday and Wednesday. Oldbury and Frazier recently played 20 games in Parsons with 16 fans and each won two.
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Parsons
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Gary
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Eastern Champs Hope To Repeat This Year
Eastern Conference notes from Andover recap Boston Patriots 1963 division champs with Parilli at 25 percent efficiency. Coach Holovak aims for better timing, unit focus, and stronger offense despite injuries to Garron Burton and running backs. Defensive lineup remains solid with Buoniconti Rudolph Addison and Webb return from knee injury plus seasoned backs Dee Richardson Antwine Eisenhauer.
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Tommy Addison
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Ross O’hanley
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June Benedict Holes In One At Garden City Club
June Benedict carded a 120 yard hole in one on No 4 at Garden City Country Club during a practice round. Husband Bob, 8-year-old Terri Sue, and spectators witnessed the shot. She used a 5 iron, drew the ball into the green, and finished the 9 holes with a 48. The ace followed a family golf lineage with prior local ists noted. Benedit’s ace was her first.
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June Benedict
Garden City Country Club
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Terri Sue
Bert Vance
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White Sox Move Within Half Game
The White Sox surged toward first place by beating the Yankees 4 to 2, aided by three Yankee errors for four unearned runs. Jim Bouton struggled with a trickle of misplays, while Jim Landis scored on a miscue, and Chicago pulled ahead 2-1 before tacking on two more in the seventh. The loss left New York four games back of Baltimore.
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Japanese boxer Takashi Hasegawa dies after KO in Tokyo
Tokyo AP reports 22-year-old featherweight Takashi Hasegawa died after 82 hours in a coma from a sixth round knockout suffered Sunday night in Tokyo. He is the second Japanese pro boxer to die from a knockout.
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Lucas Garden City team exits early in state tourney
Lucas beat Garden City by 8 to 2 in the opening round of the K-13 state youth baseball tournament at Lucas. Lucas scored three runs in the third, four in the sixth, and one in the seventh while Garden City managed runs in the third and fifth. Ronnie Barnes took the loss after fanning 11 and yielding five walks. Lucas pitcher struck out nine with no walks.
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Colclough, Graham, Cappelletti compete for key roles
Coach Holovak expects a better season at flanker and quarterback this year as Gino Cappelletti battles Colclough for the flanker spot. Art Graham is slated for a role, with Garron receiving anticipated help for a stronger offense.
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State Tourney Set at Scott City Kansas
Eight teams start play Friday night in the first annual Kansas state slow pitch softball tournament for women at Scott City. The winner earns a berth in the world women open meet in Omaha. Co-sponsored by the local chamber of commerce and Scott County Girls Inc. The double elimination event runs through next Thursday with a full nightly schedule fo 7, 8 and 9 p.m. starts.
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