Braves Carty Runs Hot In 12-9 Win Over Phillies
Rico Carty sparked Milwaukee with five hits including a homer and four other extra-base hits as the Braves beat Philadelphia 12-9. Carty raised his average to .323 with 13 homers and 56 RBIs. Hank Aaron added a homer and three RBIs in the Milwaukee attack.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Rico Carty
Milwaukee Braves
Dominican Republic
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Braves
Carty
Philadelphia Phillies
George Trautman
Juco Quarterbacks Hold Second Fall Club Meeting
About 39 people attended the Quarterback Club meeting at Warren Hotel. Alumni team plans a Saturday game against Garden City JC, with tickets on sale at Piland's Men's Store and Collins Sporting Goods. New line coach Don Krebs introduced by Homer Salter amid two-a-day prep sessions.
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Cluod
Warren Hotel
Kenny Wicks
Garden City Junior College
Piland
Collins Sporting Goods
Homer Salter
Juco
Don Krebs
Scott Dillan
Kelly Mateen
Arkansas River
Constellation Favored To Represent America
In Newport Rhode Island the yacht Constellation won again over American Eagle to stay undefeated in final trials. With Bob Bavier steering Constellation posted a 4 minute 15 second win to move to a 6 0 record and increase expectations she will be chosen by the New York Yacht Club to defend the America's Cup.
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Newport
R.I
Constellation
American Eagle
New York Yacht Club
Bob Bavier
Four Teams Vie For State Slow-Pitch Crown
Four teams remain in the first annual state women s slow pitch tournament at Scott City with eight initial entrants. Gore faces Collingwood Grain at 8 p.m. and the unbeaten Marcy Radio TV of Scott City meets Dighton Lanettes at 9 p.m. in two losers bracket games.
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Scott City
Omaha
Neb
Marcy Radio and TV
Dighton Lanettes
Bryan Hardware
14 Teams Still In Tournament
The National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament reduces the field to 14 still alive in Wichita Kansas as several teams are eliminated. Monday saw Indianapolis Milwaukee Lubbock and Trenton exit with records listed, while Ponchatoula Eureka Wichita Dreamliners and Kingsport posted wins as the losers bracket tightens. Tonight’s CST games feature West Point versus Gibsonton Fulton versus Bellingham and Brandon against Wichita Glass.
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Wichita, Kan
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Lubbock
Tex
Trenton
N.J
Ponchatoula
Eureka
Calif
Wyoming
Mich
Wichita Dreamliners
Wichita Glass
Kingsport
Tenn
West Point
Miss
Gibsonton
Fla
Rp.m. — Fulton, Mo
Bellingham
Wash
Brandon
Neb
Workman Burns in Flash Fire at Sims Barrel Co
A workman suffered critical burns in a flash fire at the Sims Barrel Co in Kansas City Kansas on Monday. Charles Dixson Jr 38 was carried out by coworkers after flames flashed around him amid painting. Firemen say he splashed thinner on an electric motor triggering the blaze. only walls and a quarter of the roof remained.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sims Barrel Co
Charles Dixson Jr
Dixson
Major League Leaders List by Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders in batting and pitching for both leagues are listed by player, team, and stats. Notable figures include Oliva and Killebrew of Minnesota, Mays and Clemente of the NL, Koufax and Drysdale among pitchers, with runs, hits, RBIs, and home run totals highlighted.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Colavito
Kansas City
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Standings And Schedule From Garden City Telegram
The Standings page lists Milwaukee beating Philadelphia 12 to 9 and San Francisco 4 to 2 over Los Angeles with other results. Scheduled games include New York at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, San Francisco at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Chicago at Houston, and more.
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Dominican Republic
Giants
Reds
Carty
Braves
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Minnesota
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Davalillo
Cleveland
Bunker
Pizarro
Downing
New York
Peters
Penn
Kansas City
Cemente
Williams
Mavs
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
Santo
Clemente
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinati
Callison
Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Binning
Drysdale
San Fran
Associated Press
Pet. G
Detroit
Boston
Washington Kansas City
Washington
Philaphia
St Louis
Extra Softball Games Slated For End Of Week
Three additional make up games are scheduled to finish the season. On Clint Lightner Field final three nights feature Western Auto Store Garden City Co op and other teams with National and American League contests. Infielder Ruben Amaro of the Phillies is a native of Mexico.
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Leo Eck
Clint Lightner
Ruben Amaro
The
Phillies
Mexico
Old Pro Lou Groza Ready For 19th Grid Campaign
The Associated Press reports veteran Lou Groza, 40, a legendary Browns kicker, remains confident about extending his career after the club traded rookie Dick Van Raaphorst to Dallas. Groza aims to reach 1,000 NFL points this season while eight league records anchor his legacy. Urban Henry moves from Green Bay to Pittsburgh as teams trim rosters to 45.
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Lou Groza
Associated Press
Cleveland
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Groza
Otto Graham
Green Bay Packers
Urban Henry
Pittsburgh Steelers
Five Clubs Clinch Wins In Slow Pitch League Action
Seven men’s league slow pitch games were played on two fields Monday night. Welders Supply routed K emper Electric 20-1 at Clint Lightner Field, Western Auto Store beat Reed-Stinemetz Excavators 24-5, and Garden City Co op upset Garland Furniture 9-7. At Fansler Field, First Methodist Church defeated Gardiner Dairy 9-4, Garden City Sales Co. beat First Methodist 17-12, and Sales Co. edged Santa Fe Motors 7-6. Bob Kreutzer led Western Auto with two homers and a triple, while Phil Pfannenstiel went 4-for-4 for Sales Co.
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Western Auto Store
Garden City Co-op
Welders Supply
Earl's
Kemper Electric
Garland Furniture
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Lightner Field
Church of the Nazarene
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Nazarenes
Gardiner Dairy
First Methodist Church
Garden City Sales Co
Burtis Motors
Fansler Fir
Emper Electric
Earl's 66 Service
Clint Lightner
Fansler
Lightner
Bulge
Western
Bob Kreutzer
Coop
Garnand
Bob Roth
Jerry Roth
Gardiner
Keith Fillmore
Methodists
Methodist
Bob Prill
Rod Rogers
Dick Crook
Phil Pfannenstiel
Sales Co
Nudge
Hollis Pettz
Ladner Nabs First Hole-In-One at Garden City Country Club
Max Ladner, Wheatland Electric operator and first-year member, scored his first hole-in-one at Garden City Country Club on the No. 9 hole, a 150-yard par-3, around 6:30 p.m. Saturday. He finished nine holes with a par 36, in a round marked by the ace witnessed by Dr. Paull Need and his son Steve.
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Garden City Country Club
Max Ladner
Wheatland Electric
Ladner
Paull Need
Steve
Dr. Need
Benedict
Florida Catholic Schools Start Registering Negroes
In St. Augustine two Catholic schools began registering Black students for the fall term marking the first integration of Catholic schools in the area. Officials declined to comment. A separate school for Negroes had been closed.
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Florida Catholic Schools
ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine's
Khrushchev urges France Soviet cooperation after Paris liberation
Premier Khrushchev marked the 20th anniversary of Paris liberation from Nazi Germany and urged France and the Soviet Union to cooperate to prevent a new tragedy in Europe in a message to President Charles de Gaulle.
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Khrushchev
Paris
Germany
France
Soviet Union
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Cards Gibson Regains His Mound Mastery
Bob Gibson pitched six strong innings allowing one run on five hits and struck out 12 as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 1. Ken Boyer and Bill White hit solo homers and Lou Brock Tim McCarver and others contributed to a four run fourth inning rally. Despite the win the Cardinals remained 10 games back of the Phillies in the NL race.
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Dodgers
Willie Davis
Jim Duffalo
Duffalo
Twins
White Sox
al Weis
Bill White
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Bob Bruce
Colts
Lou Burdette
Walt Bond
Billy Williams
Hal Woodeshick
Houston
Bruce
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinal
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
White
Boyer
Pirates
Jeffery Lynch
Bob Bailey
Racer Jack McLaughlin Dies After Nazareth Speedway Crash
Bethlehem PA AP reports Jack McLaughlin 30 of Thoro Fare NJ, a noted East racing driver, died in St. Luke's Hospital from injuries suffered in a Nazareth Speedway race on Sunday.
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Bethlehem. Pa
Jack McLaughlin
Thorofare
St. Luke's Hospital
Nazareth Speedway
Garden City doubles up Dodge City in split doubleheader
In Dodge City Garden City and Dodge City Gamble Butler split a men's slow pitch doubleheader. Dodge City won opener 11 to 9 behind Dannenburg three runs and Burch homer with three RBIs. Garden City claimed the nightcap 10 to 7 as Robins hit a homer and Rupp and Robins each had two hits.
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Garden City
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Dannenburg
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Barl
Burch
Garden
Rupp
Mark Robins
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al Worthington
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