Fischer no-hits Giants as Braves rout 13-0
Hank Fischer pitched a no hitter as Milwaukee blanked San Francisco 13 0 Rico Carty and Woody Woodward each drove in four runs in the outburst The Braves built a six run first inning and remained dominant through the game The Orioles and White Sox losses tightened the pennant race with Baltimore trailing Milwaukee and Chicago by a half game in the standings
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Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Orioles
Altimore
White Sox
Baltimore
Fischer
Giants
Braves
Rico Carty
Woody Woodward
Carty
Woodward
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Chicago
J.C. Martin
Hall
Bob Allison
Martin
Hal
Bernie Allen
Ed Fisher
Pete Ward
Mike Hershberger
Detroit
Greens Frustrate Golf's Big Names at Carling World
Oakland Hills hosts the second round of the $200000 Carling World Championship as rookies Archer and Devlin lead with five under par 65 and top pros Palmer Nicklaus Venturi Lema struggle on tricky greens. Sikes and Burke follow at 69 while many stars post 70s.
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Birmingham. Mich
Oakland Hills
George Archer
Jackie Burke Jr
Bruce Devlin
Dick Sikes
Burke
Archer
Devlin
Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Palmer
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Archer Sets Pace at Carling World Golf Championship
First round leaders at the Carling World Golf Championship in Birmingham Michigan include George Archer Bruce Devlin Jack Burke Richard Sikes Jerry Steelsmith Harrison Joe Campbell Fol Nagle Howie Johnson Furgol Dave Hill Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Don January and others with scores ranging from 65 to 70. Archer posted 65 led the field while players like Devlin Burke Sikes Steelsmith Campbell Nagle Johnson Hill Palmer Casper and January followed.
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Birmingham
Mich
George Archer
Sruce Devlin
Jack Burke
Richard Sikes
Jerry Steelsmith
Bill Casper
Don January
Major League Leaders Highlights by The Associated Press
American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota with a .333 batting average 96 runs 96 RBIs and 179 hits while Killebrew Minnesota leads with 42 home runs. In NL Clemente Pittsburgh tops batting at .345 with 170 hits and Mays San Francisco 98 runs. Pitching leaders feature Bunker Baltimore 133 decisions .813 and Koufax Los Angeles 19 5 .792 with 223 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Colavito
Kansas City
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Davalillo
Clevland
Bunker
Pizarro
Downing
Chance
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Santo
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Williams
Stoler
Wills
Brock
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
Ninth Grade Football Gear Checkouts Begin Season Prep
Ninth graders start equipment checkout Monday at 7 p.m. in the junior high gym, with practice set to begin Tuesday afternoon. Don Powell named head coach for ninth grade, replacing Dale Marino who resigned after 16 years. Merle Altman assists Powell, while Jim Coale returns for eighth grade as head coach. Dennis Irwin leads seventh grade intramurals with four junior college athletes assisting.
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Powell
Dale Marino
Merle Altman
Jim Coale
Dennis Irwin
Jayhawk Infielder Signs with Dodgers
Stirling Coward, all Big Eight second baseman, signs with the Los Angeles Dodgers and loses eligibility to play for Kansas next spring. Coach Floyd Temple announced the move after Coward’s All-Basin League season with Rapid City M.C. and his .343 batting at Kansas last spring.
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Kan
Stirling Coward
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kansas
Floyd Temple
Jayhawk
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Rapid City
M.C
Dighton Lanettes Win State Slow-Pitch Crown
Dighton Lanettes clinch the first annual state women’s slow-pitch title from Scott City’s Marcy Radio and TV. They earn the state berth to the world meet in Omaha over Labor Day weekend after two seven-inning wins, 8-3 and 42-18, in the final.
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Dighton
Lanettes
Omaha
Neb
Marcy Radio and TV
Girls Diamond
Monterrey Aims for Third Consecutive Little League Title
Monterrey Mexico faces Staten Island New York in the Little League World Series final after both teams won tight semifinals. Monterrey defeated Mobile Alabama 4 8 and Staten Island beat Tachikawa City Japan 3 1. Managers Emilio Rozel Cruz and Bill Rogers voiced confidence ahead of the championship. Monterrey has previously won in 1957 and 1958.
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Monterrey
Mex
Staten Island
N.Y
Mobile
Ala
Tachikawa City
Japan
Emilio Rozel Cruz
Bill Rogers
Western Auto tops Kemper Electric in slow-pitch opener at Fansler
Four American League games at Fansler Field open the 1964 slow-pitch season. Western Auto beat Kemper Electric 14 to 7 as Bob Kreutzer hit a homer, a double, and a single for the winners while Dean Biggs added a homer and a double.
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Western Auto
Kemper Electric
Kemper
Western
Bob Kreutzer
Dean Biggs
Melvin Walker
Don Handy
Fishing Fair In Southwest Sees Continued Strong Report
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission released a weekly report noting continued moderate temperatures boosting fishing. Central and Western sections show mixed results with several reservoirs giving fair to good catches of channel bass, white bass, walleyes, crappie and bullheads across Lovewell Webster Kirwin Geary Scott Hamilton and related lakes. A lone note mentions Coach John Temple of the Cincinnati Reds joining Morganton in 1948.
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Morganton
Redskins lose spark as Colts rout Washington in exhibition
Unitas shines for the Colts in a 41-14 win over the Redskins at D C Stadium. Baltimore’s veteran passer threw two touchdowns and directed another scoring drive as Washington drops to 1-3 in exhibition play while other NFL and AFL games recap Saturday night and upcoming fixtures.
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Redskins
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Finale Tonight for Slow Pitch Playoffs at Fan sler Field
The final night of the men's slow pitch softball season features up to four games at Fansler Field. At 7 p.m. Renick Drugstores faces First Methodist Church in a match game representing the Western League. The 8 p.m. round pairs the Renick Methodist winner with Garden City Co-op in a best of three series.
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Coun Fliw
Garden City Co-op
Renick Methodist
Co-op
Welders Supply
Standings and Weekend MLB Schedule Across Leagues
National League matchups include New York at Chicago and Houston at Cincinnati. Saturday games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Houston at Cincinnati Los Angeles at St. Louis and San Francisco at Milwaukee. Sunday’s schedule lists Houston at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Milwaukee.
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Baltimore
Boston
Flag Tourney Set Tuesday For CC Golfers
A flag tournament marks Garden City Country Club weekly play on Tuesday during ladies day. Flight lineups include A flight names like Lamoine Jones and Peggy Mayo. B flight lists Judy Bourne and Velma Piland. C flight features Mary Burden and Nel Lindner. D flight includes Mildred Archibald and Nora Blackwood.
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Lamoine Jones
Peggy Mayo
Jo Dickerson
Doris Carmichael
Marolyn Chmelka
Marian Hess
Katherine Strackeljohn
Louise Gondles
Arlene Dickerson
Vesta Korff
Joyce Boone
Esther Henkle
Erdene Corley
Louise Vance
Betty Waters
Sally Robinson
Serena Downing
Judy Bourne
Velma Piland
Grace Craig
June Benedict
Nelle Lile
Lee Maxfield
Abbe Morgan
Grace Stoner
Sue Unger
Bette Walker
Nonie Saffels
Bernice Anderson
Jewell Blackett
Siby Miller
Mary Burden
Nel Lindner
Virginia Meschke
Shirley Carmichael
Jeanne Gimple
Florence Nanninga
Betty Benson
Erna Andrews
Blanche Salyer
Bonnie Devies
Maxine Blanchard
Kay Wells
D Flight
Mildred Archibald
Nora Blackwood
Nancy Woods
Wanda Eisner
Jean Speckman
Flo Fankhauser
Mary Smith
Charlotte Spikes
Helen Fankhauser
Doris Campbell
Mary Regester
Virginia Krey
Adcock Reaches 300 Career Homers With 2-Run Shot
Los Angeles Angels slugger Joe Adcock joined baseball's 300-homer club with a second-inning two-run blast off Diego Segui in Kansas City. The 37-year-old Coushatta native, 17 homers this season, reflected he feels better than in years and hinted at continued play beyond this year. The Angels won 7-1 to sweep the A's as Brunet earned the win and Segui took the loss.
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Dick Radatz
Fred Gladding
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Dick Stuart
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Willie Smith
Lenny Green
Los Angeles
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RBI
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Associated Press
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Rogers Hornsby
Yankees CBS sale prompts Boston powwow
In Boston, the American League plans a Sept 9 meeting to discuss CBS bid for 80 percent of the New York Yankees for 11.2 million dollars with an option to buy the rest. Cronin supports the meeting while Allyn and Finley had urged it, arguing over sale legality and governance.
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American League
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Topping
Cronin
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Arthur Allyn
White Sox
Ben Fiery
Joe Cronin
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Charles O. Finley
Finley
Manhattan blanks Topeka Van-T in state softball tilt
Don Rosenow limited Topeka Van-T to one hit as Manhattan routed the defending champions 10 to 0 in the opening round in Great Bend Kansas. LaSiesta beat Hutchinson Merchants 5-1 and Coffeyville Page edged Wichita Office Lounge 3-2 with a full slate of tonight’s games listed.
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Kan
Don Rosenow
Manhattan
Topeka Van-T
Topeka LaSiesta
Hutchinson Merchants
Coffeyville Page
Wichita Office Lounge
Topeka la Siesta
Coffeyville
Page
Liberal
Ft. Leavenworth
Wichita Blanchard
Pittsburg
Watson
Three French horses win Washington D C International at Laurel
Worden II Master Boing and Match II led a French sweep to win the Washington D C International at Laurel as racing headlines noted. Fran Dittrich earned five Big Ten cross country titles across six seasons at Michigan State.
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Washington D. C
Laurel
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