Garden City Junior College football opens practice under Salter
Garden City Junior College announces 9 am and 5 pm practice sessions starting Monday under head coach Homer Salter for his 16th season. With 35 expected returnees and about 50 players overall, the Jayhawk conference limits out-of-state players to 15, affecting national recruits as Salter lists new and returning candidates, including multiple players from New York and Illinois.
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Broacbusters
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Salter
Dodge City JC
Pratt JC
Jayhawk Jaco Conference
Don Powell
Saller
Dale Mendorg
Wilbur Ritch
Powell
Ben Grimsley
Mike Wu
Utica
N.Y
John Woronowich
Uckle
Uniondale
Larry Ratzlaff
Garden City
Willie Shine
Niagara Falls
Tony Bishano
Tarrison
Ron Pemohue
Westbury
Lon
Ishind
Larry Stuewe
Ackle
Alma
Kan
Larry Macro
Buffalo
John Powell
Inwood
Sammy Simmons
Ruskin Fla
Doug Schifferle
Jerry Reagan
Elmira
Kellie Maunds
California
Wim Gallagher
Bridgeport
Conn
Dohony Jones
Clinton
Okla
Joe Smith
Winsley
Junio High
Kinsley
Justiie
U.S. Army
Melvin Gleason
Rentor
Ardy Ball
Scott Davis
Walt Back
Warren Domine
Marine City
Calif
University of New Mexico
Mickey Williams
Roswell
NMU
United Presa International High School
Dick Stuart Leads Boston In 11-2 Victory Over White Sox
Dick Stuart powered the Red Sox with 33rd homer and 93 RBIs as Boston slugged Chicago 11-2. Ed Bressaud added a grand slam, while the Yankees split with Cleveland after John Blanchard hit a grand slam for the Indians.
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Boston
Chicago
Stuart
Ed Bressaud
White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
John Blanchard
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Miami Picked As Top Jaco Grid Outfit
NJCAA coaches pick Miami Oklahoma as the top grid team for the fall season. Trinidad Colorado narrowly followed, with Coffeyville Kansas third. The top 20 includes Cameron Lawton Tyler McCook Wharton Hibbing Boise Mesa Henderson Wesley Waldorf Marion Institute Grand Rapids Phoenix Ferrum Kilgore New Mexico Military Wright. Juniors Paul Mayland Merrick New York and Bob Mitschele Morris Plains will captain Lehigh's track team next season.
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National Junior College Athletic Association
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Oklo
Trinidad
Colo
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Okla
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Tex
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Neb
Wharton
Hibbing
Athens
Wesley
Dover
Del
Waldorg
Forest City
Iowa
Marion Institute of Alabama
Grand Rapids
Mich
Phoenix, Ariz
Ferrum
Kilgore
New Mexico Military
Roswell
Wright
Chicago
Paul Mayland
Merrick
N. Y
Bob Mitschele
Morris Plains
N. J
Lehigh
Cardinals Salvage Final Tilt Of Series With Dodgers
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 2 to halt the Dodgers’ seven game win streak. Curt Flood’s missed basepath error aside, Ken Boyer and Julian Javier delivered the decisive sixth inning, while Flood posted four hits and St. Louis closed within 6 1/2 games of the league leaders as they head to Houston. The day also featured Roberto Clemente's grand slam for Pittsburgh over Chicago and other notable scores across the majors including Cleveland over New York, Boston over Chicago, Baltimore over Los Angeles, and Kansas City over Washington.
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Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
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Baltimore
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Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Major League Leaders Summary
Major League Leaders by league include batting leaders Yastrzemski Boston .325 and Kaline Detroit .318 with 147 and 143 hits respectively, along with runs scored by Tresh and Yastrzemski. Pitching leaders feature Data Boston 124 decisions and Peters Chicago 145 with strong strikeout totals from Bunning and Koufax.
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Detroit
Tresh
New York
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Kansas City
Hinton
Washington
Versalles
Minnesota
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
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Chicago
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Barber
St. Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
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Pinson
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
McCovey
San Francisco
Unseeded pair makes run to quarters in National Doubles
In Brookline Massachusetts Jim McManus of Berkeley and Alien Fox of Los Angeles advanced to the men's quarter finals of the National Doubles Tennis Championships as the only unseeded pair left. They face fourth seeds Bobby Wilson and Roger Taylor at Longwood Cricket Club. Fox and McManus, longtime friends and rivals, teamed up for the first time this week after each arrived without a partner. Fox said he has played Longwood four times with different partners and this time got McManus.
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Los Angeles
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Weekend sports slate features local league games and Southwest Open
Friday lineup runs three men's league games at Fansler Fire and adjacent venues with matchups including Kune Mobil Service versus Christetsua Groin of Fervevilla and Garden City Co-op versus Welders Sigyply. Saturday hosts two day Southwest Open golf at Reed-Stinenteta Exen witurs and Garmin City Country Club with top players, plus a Kids Fishing Derby sponsored by Optimist Club near the river bridge and practice rounds at Kelly Myson range.
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Kune Mobil Service
Christetsua Groin
Fervevilla
Garden City Co-op
Welders Sigyply
BG Og
Reed - Stinenteta Exenwiturs Va. Garnand Furniture
Rein City Country Club
Wolfera
Garmin City Country Club
Kida
Optimist Club
River Bridge
Kelly Myson Range
Buftale Delye
Finney County Parks, Fish
Gainey Assa
Fansler
Sottwil
Christenset Neeville
Reed-Shnemetz Excavators Ve. Welders
Kun Mobil Serview Va
Gurnand Furniture
Major League Standings and Thursday Results Summary
Standings show New York leading with 40 wins, Chicago next, then Boston, Kansas City and others. Thursday games included Cleveland at New York 7 4, Boston 11 2 Chicago, Kansas City 6 2 Washington, Baltimore 3 Los Angeles, with several other clashes and schedule notes for today and Saturday.
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Minnesota
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Detroit
Los Angeles
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Washington
Wirth
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
S!. Louis
Cyelist Aims for Fifth Straight National Title
Northbrook Illinois hosts the National Amateur Bicycle Championships with 220 cyclists from 25 states. Defending senior champion Tim Ra 27 Chivana competes to extend his record streak to five titles, challenging for top honors today and Saturday.
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Tim Ra
Chivana
Night golf lights up first regulation mini course
Tall Pines, a private club in Sewell N J, unveiled a 63 000 dollar night golf system with 121 mercury floodlights on 78 posts around a nine hole course. The lighting aims to test night play on a compact layout comparable to pro tours, drawing praise and caution from golf officials about enduring daytime precedence.
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Corcoran
Tall Pines
Three Teams Win in Slow Pitch Loop
In the slow pitch league, Garnand deapapt First Methodist Cheely defeated 17-8. Litherans upset Reed Stinemet by a strong hit attack. Welders Supply beat Garden City Sale Co. 18-3 in five innings as extra base hits and solid hitting propelled the Welders past the Methodists.
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Ladherans
Garden City Sale Co
Old Rivalry Resumes in Amateur Golf at Taconie Club
Washington State advances to the semifinals of the Old Women's National Amateur Golf Championship. Defending champion Anne Gunderson and Anne Quast Wells meet for the sixth time in competitive play as Gunderson, a three time winner, holds the edge. Wells, now in Mount Vernon, is pursuing a rare win as their recent semifinal travels unfold.
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N.J
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Proffitt Nabs Bowling Honor in Thursday League
Proffitt of Janes Neilders claimed high men’s individual total with 22? at Caren Bowl as the Thursday Mixed League reached its seventh week. Hank Doepperscharidt led high men’s series with 608 for Machine Supply. Polly Kerr topped the women with 钱柜54 in series. Jones Builders swept with top game and team series at 2,085.
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Janes Neilders
Caren Bowl
Hank Doepperscharidt
Charlotte Yardley
Krebs Construction Farm
Polly Kerr
Gardiner Dairy Fam
Jones Buiders
Jones Pullders
Trelman Body Shop
Darey
C&w
Parners
Garden City Co-op
Smith Sand Con
Circle Ranch
Krebs
Three Lead Tie In Ameri can Golf Classic
In Akron Julius Boros Miller Barber and dahiniy Pott share the lead in the $850,000 Ameri can Golf Classic after an opening round tied at the top. Several notables including Arnold Palmer Ted Nieldaus and Gary Player are within two strokes, with a large group chasing behind.
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Ohig
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Dahiniy Pott
Chassie
Phurgday
Arnold Pulmey
Ted Nieldaus
Dane Beter
Han Heateh
Jay Hebert
Bruce Crampton
Gay Brewer Jr
Dave Wil
AP Geiberger
Dave Ma
Paley
Nicklas
Cearge
Bayer
Ld Bored
Ped Srott
Res Baxter
Lutherans Take Nightcap In Slugfest Victory Over Excavators
Lutherans win 15 25 10 to 0 17 19 6 as several players power past Excavators. Weissenfluke drives a homer and a double, Nowitt and Mangan add multiple hits, while Beasley Pape and Jones contribute key singles and homers. Welders’ Wasingap and Richmeier pace four-hit effort for their side, Holmes adds two hits.
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Tatherans
Steve Weissenfluke
Avo
Corky Nowitt
Kenny Mangan
Wire
Gene Beasley
Sale Barn
Pyade
Justig
Rank
Joplin Eliminated In Babe Ruth World Series
Joplin Missouri was eliminated from the Babe Ruth Baseball World Series after a 10 run loss to Oak Lawn. It was Joplin’s second defeat in the double elimination tournament. Other bracket results include Oakland defeating Klanch, and Frankfurt beating Germany 20 to 2.
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N.M
Babe Ruth Baseball World Saricy Wharsday
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Oakland
Calif
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Ore
Wee
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Jean IG
Frederick
Frankfurt
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Gune
Trapshoot Set For Sunday At Finney County Range
A practice trapshoot is scheduled Sunday afternoon by the Finney County Parka Fish and Game Association. The event starts at 2 pm at the Kelley Matson range on Buffalo Drive, south of the Arkansas River. Shooters will be charged only for holy ammunition and tin peta.
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Finney County Parka, Fish, and Game Assa
Kelley Matson Range
Buffalo Drive
Arkansas Riger
Unidentified bettor wins big at Brandswing harness race
In Wilmington Delaware an unknown bettor cashed a prize of 30 772 50 dollars on the twin double at Brandswing Raceway Thursday night. The result highlighted a parimutuel win while the Green Bay Packers pursue a third straight NFL championship bid.
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Del
Brandswing Raceway
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