Shriners Sweep Rotary In Knothole Doubleheader Action
Shriners defeated Rotary in both ends of a Minor League knothole doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field Tuesday night. In the B-team game, Shriners won 13-6 in a three-inning affair. the A-team contest ended in six frames with a 17-7 final as the Shriners pulled away with a six-run sixth inning. Collier contributed a double and two singles. Yarr tripled and singled. Patterson slugged a triple. Pitching stars included Gereehe and Patterson for the Shriners and Pauley for Rotary.
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Shriners
Rotary
Clint Lightner
Pield
Siviners
Bevker
Ste
Gereehe
Vaughn
Helleman
Collier
Yarr
Patterson
Pauley
Hellman
Tou
Three More Yachts Finish Gruelling Trans Atlantic Race
Newport reports three more yachts completing the single handed Trans Atlantic race from Plymouth to Newport. The finishers Tuesday were Jester skippered by British Navy Lt. Herbert Hasler Star Drift with W B Howell aboard and Rehu Moana piloted by Dr H H Lewis of England.
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Newport, KL
Plymouth
England
Newport
Jester
Herbert Hasler
H. H. Lewis
Busy Night in Slow Pitch Five League Games Played
Five men's league slow pitch games were played at Fansler Field Tuesday night. Santa Fe Motors beat Renick Drugstores 10-4 as Deerfield surged with seven runs in the late frames. Garden City Co-op edged First Methodist 9-4 in the fourth game, and Red Balloon upset Christensen Grain 7-5, with Manuel Hernandez and Gene Mader delivering key blows. Western Auto defeated Reed-Stinemetz Excavators 12-8, and Kemper Electric routed Heinemann Agency 17-8 despite a late comeback by the losers.
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Fansler Field
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Renick Drugstores
Renick
Bob Zubeck
Twiere
Bob Landon
Larry Colson
Richard Bennett
Renick's
Don Atherton
Bob Minter
Garden City Co-op
First Methodist Church
Methodists
Co-op
Dave Fowler
Homer
Bill Boles
Dee Golay
Marion
Jack McAfee
Rod Rogers
Dick Henkle
Gary Bricker
Red Balloon
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Manuel Hernandez
Gene Mader
Mader
al Brungardi
Monte Lowry
Pierce
Doyle McGraw
Western Auto
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Reed-Stinemetz
Bob Johnson
Bob Richmeier
Earl Boister
Bob Ellis
Marion Martin
Dunae Marine
Bill Wasinger
Ray Hudson
Kemper Electric
Heinemann Agency
Funsler
Waldera Supply
Burtis Motors
Garland Furniture
Century Refinery
Garden City Sales ‘Co
Stinemeta Excavators
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Rotary
Elka
Eagles
Titans
Missiles
Cleaver Field
Orbita
Rockets
Klowns
Navajos
Arapahoes
Seminoles
Gardenan
Alta Brown
Garfield, Jones
St. Mary's
Fangler Field
Karl
Church of the Nazarene
Christengen Grain
Renick Drugstore
Santa Fe Mojors
Gardiner Dalty
Kiwanis
Knights of Columus Reds
Southwest Kansas Teague
Cleaver
Pierceville Merchantile
Reds Cities Service
Ginarron
Yellow Cab
Liona Va. Robents
Gifford Hill and Cafe Teams Win Twin Bill Softball Games
Gifford Hill defeated Red's Cities Service 12 to 2 in six innings and Jimbo's Cafe beat Yellow Cab 11 to 1 in five innings in a Southwest Kansas League women's softball twin bill at Cleaver Field Tuesday night. Rita Servantez pitched the win for Gifford Hill. Diane Stegman, Karen Von John, and Judy Roth starred for Jimbo's.
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Gifford Hill
Jim
Ibo's Cafe
Cleaver ‘Vield
Red
Cities Service
Jimbo
Cafe
Gilford Hill
Delores Arteaga
Veronica Orjazea
Beatrice Mesa
Red's
Connie Zirkel
Rita Shook
Rosemary Karber
Rita Servantez
Pat Sneller
Dee Zirkel
Gilford
Jimbo's
Diane Stegman
Deerfield Lions Beat Red's City Service in SKL Action
Deerfield Lions defeated Red's City Service of Garden City 2-H Monday night in a Southwest Kansas League women's basketball game. Deerfield led 17-8 in hits and had 1 error while Garden City recorded 10 miscues. Deerfield now has two league games left against Ingalls and Pierceville after extending their league record to boai SKI, games. Red's has played five league games, losing all five.
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Deerfield
Deerfield Lions
Red
Cities Service
Garden City
Garden Citiaws
Meerfield Jow
The
Lions
Ingalls
Pierceville
Red's
Knicks Sign Reid As No 1 Draft Choice
Willie Reid a 6 foot 10 center from Grambling La and the Knicks No 1 draft pick signed his contract with the NBA club on Tuesday confirming his entry into professional basketball for the 1960 season.
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NEW York
Willie Reid
Grambling
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Perfect Tilt Eludes Bunning and Jackson Duel
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia and Larry Jackson of the Cubs each teased perfection but fell short. Jackson carried a no hitter into the seventh against Cincinnati before Pete Rose broke it with a single, then finished with a one hit game in a 1 0 victory over the Reds. Bunning lost his bid in the first inning to three errors in Houston while Johnson suffered the Phillies rally. The day also saw Gaylord Perry and other late inning twists as Giants, Braves, and Yankees won in various matchups.
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Mike Rainer
Prem
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Ken Johnson
Houston
Bunning
Johnson
Chicago
Jackson
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Reds
Joey Jay
Rose
San Francisco
Gaylord Petty
New York Mets
Giants
Phillies
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Colts
Nellie Fox
Tan
Wall Bond
Tony Taylor
Joe Gaines
Jay
Cubs
Dick Bertell
Jimmy Stewart
Perry
Mets
Orlando Cepeda
Tom Haller
Hank Aaron
Braves
Ty Cline
Cline
Cardinal
Roger Craig
Standings and results from the baseball leagues
The Associated Press standings list Baltimore ahead of New York Chicago Minnesota Boston Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Washington Kansas City with records and games back. Tuesday results feature Minnesota over Baltimore Kansas City over Boston Chicago over Cleveland Washington over Detroit New York over Los Angeles 4 1. Tonight Cleveland at Detroit Los Angeles at Baltimore Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston Washington at Chicago 2 twilight Thursday Kansas City at New York. In the National League San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles Houston New York Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia at Los Angeles New York at Houston Pittsburgh at San Francisco
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Los Angeles - Eae
Houston
Track Trouble Ahead for U.S. Track Team
The United States faces Russia in a two day dual meet in Los Angeles on July 25-26. Coach Sam Bell warns Russia fielded its strongest squad ever and could beat the U.S. despite the U.S. team being potentially the strongest yet.
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New York
United States
Russia
Sam Bell
Oregon
U.S
Los Angeles
Bell
Braves sweep Cardinals as Cline and Colavito power wins
Milwaukee beats St Louis 5-4 in a two game series finale as Ty Cline belts a pinch hit homer and Ed Mathews provides a late rally. Kansas City A's top Boston 2-1 behind Drabowsky Stock and Wyatt while Colavito drives in both Kansas City runs.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Kansas City A’s
Boston
A’s
Moe Drabowsky
Wes Stock
John Wyatt
Rocky
Ed Bailey
Milwaukee
Bobby Bravan
Cline
Roger
Craig
Dick Groat
Drabowsky
Stock
Carl Yastrzemski
Wyatt
Colovito
Kansas City
Lonborg retires as KU athletic director after 14 years
Lawrence A C Dutch Lonborg retires as Kansas athletic director after 14 years and names eight memorable moments across three sports. He will stay as advisor to successor Wade Stinson. Lonborg recalls top events including 1950 Kansas football comeback, 1952 NCAA basketball title, Wilt Chamberlain’s debut, 1957 NCAA final loss, Kansas track title, and the 1961 Bluebonnet Bowl win.
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Lawrence
Kan
A. C
Lonborg
Kansas
Wade Stinson
KU Law School
Northwestern
E. C. Quigley
Horton, Kan
McPherson and Washburn
Allen
Quigley Field
Jayhawks
Colorado
St. John’s
New York
Seattle
Washington
Dutch
Wilt Chamberlain
North Carolina
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri
Columbia
Rice
John Hadl
Hadl
Jacek) Mitchell
Wednesday Sports Schedule Across Leagues
A dense slate lists softball games at Funsler, Fansler, Cleaver, and other fields from 6:30 pm through 10 pm, plus baseball doubleheaders at Clint Lightner Field and multiple youth programs in Knothole and playground settings. Local teams include Wald era Supply, Burtis Motors, Century Refinery, Garden City Sales, Kemper Electric, and Red Balloon among others.
Cougars Triumph In Tee-Ball Clash At Cleaver Field
In Optimist Club tee-ball action at Cleaver Field the Cougars beat the Jaguars 42-10 as the first league game to go extra innings. Five of 12 games completed show balanced standings with Bobcats leading 20, Cougars 2-2, Lions 1-1, Jaguars 0-3. Next tee-ball game is 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Lions vs Bobcats. league sponsors Optimist Club.
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Cleaver Field
Cougars
Jaguars
Bobcats
Lions
Optimist Club
Fireball Roberts Takes Turn for Worse
Charlotte AP reported stock car driver Glenn Fireball Roberts 33 from Daytona Beach Florida, badly burned in a May 24 race now faces a serious set back from a mild pneumonia at Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
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Charlotte
N.C
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Daytona Beach
Fla
Roberts
Redskins Sign Rookies From Florida and Town State
Washington Redskins announce the signing of two rookies, end Russ Brown of Florida and halfback Ozzie Clay of Town State University. Belle Acton, a pacing mare, earned $353,089 but cost $2,600 as a yearling.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Russ Brown
University of Florida
Ozzie Clay
Town State University
Belle Acton
Suedekem Hits Top Game 211 In Garden Bowl Action
Welders Supply player Lloyd Suedekem rolled a 211 in top game as Western Plains Mixed League completed week five at Garden Bowl. Polly Kerr led women with 189 game and 508 series for Beulahs Beauty Shop. Carr Depps posted top team series of 1,986 for Carr Depps.
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Lloyd Suedekam
Welders
Garden Bowl
Western Plains
Clint Bulkley
Kell
Polly Kerr
Beulah
Crumby-Smith
Carr Depps
Sears-Roebuck
Purdy's
Jones Builders
Kansas Ave
Conoco
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Welders Supply
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Telegram
Weinemann
Kemper
Bernie Wasinger
Joe Dreiling
George Servantez
Harry Taylor
Bryce Roderick
Mike Paul
Hector Garcia
John Dunlap
C. J. Godwin
Deerfield Tops Garden
Knicks
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
S Bunning-Johnson
Nick BoSox
Cardinals
K.U
Jayhawk
Garden City Telegram
Fireball Roberts
Redskins
Suedekem
N. Oth
Dim Unger
Bree
Wiedow
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