Harmonican dispute on Yankees bus shocks team
New York Yankees infielder Linz sparked a bus argument with manager Yogi Berra after playing a harmonica on the team bus from Comiskey Park to O'Hare. Berra angrily demanded the instrument be put away as Crosetti tried to quell the clash. Linz retorted before order was restored and the trip continued to the airport.
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Flying Farmers Elect Leaders at Miami Beach Convention
The International Flying Farmers meeting in Miami Beach elected Don Schafer of Sterling, Kansas as president and Karl McDonnell of Archie, Missouri as secretary during the convention proceedings on Thursday.
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Archie, Mo
Standings and schedule update with multiple MLB teams
The standings show teams including Chicago Baltimore New York Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City and others with games and results. Thursday results include Boston 4 Baltimore 3 Chicago 3 New York 0. A foot of snow fell in the Bighorn Mountains east of Lowell, Wyoming, delaying travel.
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Krumsick Speaks Up for Wichita State Football Prospects
Wichita State University boosters gathered at a joint Rotary Lions Kiwanis session as Herb Krumsick co captain touted 200 returning lettermen and a strong season ahead. Garland Scott urged fans to attend and season tickets surpassed last year with Montana State opening Sept. 19 at Wichita. Night games dot the schedule including Detroit Louisville Cincinnati Homecoming North Texas State with a 2 p.m. kickoff for the final.
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Slow Pitch Softball Season Schedule At Fansler Field
A multi league slow pitch schedule runs through next week at Fansler Field. Nineteen teams compete in Western American and National Leagues with games set Friday through Thursday including 10 Sunday matches and nightly double headers to finish before school starts.
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Scott City Club Divides Pair In Slow Pitch Action
Scott City Club split four slow pitch games Thursday night. Santa Fe Motors beat Scott 18 to 1 in seven innings. Gardiner Dairy lost 20 to 15, with Scott claiming the top of the eighth run. Burtis Motors edged First Methodist 10 to 9 in extra innings. Deerfield downed Burtis 14 to 4 in six, Deerfield piling 16 hits while Burtis made nine errors. Scott Dillans, Leonard Henry, and Ron Myrick led Scott with multiple hits and strong defense throughout the night.
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Gordon Gillock
Seonard Henry
Ove Gardiner
Three Managers Express Thoughts on Pennant
Three AL managers react after Chicago takes first place while Baltimore loses Boog Powell and New York falters. Lopez celebrates his 56th birthday as White Sox sweep to 5-0, Powell injures wrist, Bauer laments loss of stars, Berra eyes crucial upcoming games and a heated Linz harmonica incident fuels clubhouse tensions.
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Thomas Callison Spark Phillie Win
Phillies sweep doubleheader from Pittsburgh 2 0 and 3 2 as Thomas and Callison supply all runs in a 7 1/4 game NL pennant lead. Thomas hit a two run homer in the ninth to back Mahaffey while Callison tied game with 21st homer and drove in two with a sacrifice fly in the eighth. Mazeroski and Mazeroski’s baserunning play try ended Pirates threat in ninth. Reds tie Giants. Dodgers, Braves, Yankees falter in other games.
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Major League Leaders Highlights by The Associated Press
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota who batted .335 with 94 runs and 95 RBIs, Killebrew with 42 homers, and Anaricio with 48 steals. Pitching shows Bunker 12-3 and Chance 145 strikeouts. National League leaders feature Mays hitting .341 with 97 runs, Santo driving in 90, and Koufax 19-5 with 228 strikeouts.
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All Star List Is Announced For Minor League Game
Twenty eight players and five alternates named for Sunday minor league youth all star game at Clint Lightner Field. Four players from each of seven teams plus four alternates chosen by coaches. Events include eight o'clock pregame contests and three inning pitching limits, with Lew Lyman promoting. Umpires Walt Johnson Pat Keller and Seco Garcia.
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Butch) Knight
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Larry Wigner
Er Nest Brungardt
Tony Guad
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Jim Brock
Hilary Villareal
Knights of Columbus Reds
Tom Brungardt
Mike Armstrong
Dennis Garcia
Stanley Bleker
John Brungardt
Palmer Leads First Round At Firestone
Arnold Palmer shot a two under par 68 to grab the first round lead at the American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club Akron. Tony Lema is one stroke back after a 69 while Ed Griffiths Tom Weiskorf Harold Kneece Bill Collins and Mason Rudolph are at par. U S Open champion Ken Venturi posted 71 as top stars trail.
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Grid Tickets On Sale For Garden City Football
Season tickets priced at 7.50 go on sale today for all nine Garden City high school and junior college home games. Tickets are available at Piland's Clothing and Collins Sporting Goods in town. The program covers five games at the new stadium this fall plus four home games for the high school. Quarterback Club members oversee ticket sales with reserved seating on a first come, first served basis. Signups begin at 8 a.m. Tuesday September 1 at Piland's.
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