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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1965

Page

8

Garden City hosts annual Fourth of July horseshoe meet

Garden City Telegram sponsors the one day horseshoe pitching contest at Finnup Park on Monday July 6. event draws a large field from 13 towns with no entry fee and rivals in winners and losers brackets. matches are best two of eight to two points, with consolation title as a feature. last year 97 entries and 100 plus spectators attended. Beeson and Beason are past champions from nearby towns.

Garden City Telegram Finnup Park Hospitality House Monkey Island Cecil Baker Telegram Sundday Goifig Lewis Ward Dodge City Warren Beeson Minnéola Clem Zerr Grinnell Ben Claudel Winona Garden Rob Pedigo

A's Sweep White Sox in twi-night doubleheader

The Athletics won 2-1 and 4-3 in Kansas City as relievers limited Chicago. Ed Charles drove in a run in the opener and Campaneris scored on a fielder’s choice. in the nightcap Campaneris stole second and tied the game with a seventh inning homer, with Charles scoring the eventual winning run in the ninth after bases loaded. Fred Talbot earned the opener win, Gary Peters loss. Jim Dickson got the nightcap win. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 7-1 in Pittsburgh as Vern Law allowed four hits over eight innings before Ray Washburn closed it out. Curt Simmons starts for the Cards tonight in Pittsburgh.

Associated Press Athletics Chicago White Sox Kansas City St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh A's Ed Charles Bert Campaneris Mike Wershberger Jim Landis Bill Skowron Danny Cater Don Mussi John Wyatt Campaneris J. C. Martin Chicago Riuns Larry Stahl Sox Bruce Howard Charles Fred Talbot Gary Peters Jim Dickson Pirates Cards Bill Virdon Roberto Clement Virdon St. Louis Bill White Ken Boyer Curt Flood Tim McCarver Bob Bailey Jerry Buchek Boyer Vern Law Ray Washburn Curt Simmons Cardinals Bob Veale Pirater Peters Mike Hershberger Johnny Buzhardt

Hershberger Has Own Hit Formula in KC Streak

Mike Hershberger sits on a three week hitting binge for Kansas City with a simple plan to hit where pitched. He has hit in 12 straight games and 22 of 23, describing himself as a choke hitter who adjusts to stay quick. The outfielder, acquired from the White Sox with Jim Landis and Fred Talbot last winter, helped the A’s sweep Chicago in a doubleheader and noted cortisone aided his elbow while he continues to chase daily playing time. He stands 5 foot 11 and 175 pounds and is proud of a strong throwing arm as he pursues consistent production.

Kansas City Mike Hershberger Hershberger A‘s Chicago White Sox Wershberger White Sox Jim Landis Fred Talbot Rock Colavito A's Cleveland

Channel Cats Stocked in Lake McKinney and Norton Reservoir

Approximately 125000 channel catfish fry were stocked in Lake McKinney northeast of here on June 17 by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Heavy floodwaters from the Ark ansas River swelling the lake and recent rainfall boosted water flow. Earlier, about 135000 largemouth black bass were stocked in Norton Reservoir by federal game officials. Roy Schoonover, chief of the state's fisheries division, said supplemental stockings will depend on future needs based on fish population studies.

Lakin Lake McKinney Here Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission Arkansas River Norton Federal Game Roy Schoonover

State Squirrel Season To Begin In August

Squirrel season in Kansas runs from August 1 through December 31 with a daily bag limit of five and a possession limit of two days' bag. Kansas residents ages 16 to 70 must hold a valid Kansas hunting license, while non residents must have a valid nonresident license.

Kansas

Tennis players here July 11 in Larned singles

Larned Recreation Commission hosts a central and western Kansas tennis singles tournament on Sunday July 11. Action begins 7 a.m. with men and women divisions, $1 entry, balls supplied, trophies for top three in each division, deadline July 9. Mail entries to Hilma Shuss, 419 South Broad, Larned.

Larned Central Kansas

Shriners Take 10-8 Victory From Kiwanis

Shriners defeated Kiwanis 10 to 8 at Alta Brown School playground in a Minor League Knothole makeup game. Shriners had 8 hits 2 errors while Kiwanis had 2 hits 8 runs. Caywood doubled for Shriners with J Douglas contributing two singles. Farr earned the win with 2 1 8 innings. Cleveland pitched for Kiwanis. Upcoming games listed at Alta Brown field with 6 p.m. start.

Shriners Kiwanis Alta Brown School Knothole Hamman Cleveland J. Douglas Shriner Caywood Patterson Farr Alta Brown Field Schedue Knights of Columbus Blues Odd Fellows Lions Knights of Columbus Reds

Standings and schedule from The Associated Press baseball recap

The Standings list teams with records and a schedule of today's and Friday's games followed by Wednesday results. Notable pairings include Cincinnati at New York and Los Angeles at Chicago with multiple N game notes and rain or pod conditions.

Bullfrog Season Opens With Eight-Frog Bag Limit

Pratt reports bullfrog season opens today in Kansas and runs through September 30. The daily bag limit is eight frogs with licenses required for residents 16 to 70 and for non residents. Bulls may be taken by hand dip net or hook and line. all other methods are prohibited.

Pratt Kansas

Dodgers Rookie LeJohn Delivers Big Debut in 4-3 Win

Don LeJohn, a 31 year old rookie in his first major league at bat, doubled and scored the tying run as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 4-3 to split a doubleheader. The Dodgers moved two games ahead of the Reds as other NL games included Mets over Reds 6-3 and Phillies topping Milwaukee 3-2.

Jim Hackleman Associated Press Sports Weller Don LeJonn Los Angeles Dodgers LeJohn Dodgers Chicago Cubs Chicago

Kids Softball Scores Close on Wednesday Play

Four contests in Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola Leagues featured late inning drama. Kiowas beat Arapales 3 2 and Seminoles edged Comanches 5 4 in Coca-Cola games at YMCA diamond. Rockets toppled Comets 12 6 and Orbits beat Missiles 15 11 at Garfield and Hutchison Schools.

Ymca Diamond Rockets Comets Garfield School Hutchison School Bobcats Leopards Cougars Bears Astros Jones School Orbits Jets Arapahoes Comanches Kiowas Pierceville

El Dorado Woman Is Tourney Medalist

Abilene Kansas AP reports Dorothy Graham of El Dorado earned medalist honors with a seven over par 83 in the first round of the Kansas Sand Green golf tournament at Highland course. Graham shot 41 42 for the 18 holes, defending her title.

Abilene Kan Kansas Dorothy Graham el Dorado Highland

Bouton Ends 2-Month Drought With Victory

Yankees pitcher Jim Bouton ends 2 month win drought beating the Orioles 5 4 to move to 4 7 with a 5 06 ERA. He had been 0 2 since May 8 and needed late relief from Hamilton and Ramos. Other AL games include Washington 2 Cleveland 1 Kansas City 22 Chicago 4 3 and Los Angeles 5 Minnesota 0. NL results feature Los Angeles over Chicago 4 2 New York 6 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 2 St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 1 and Houston 6 San Francisco 4. Cleveland starter Sam McDowell fanned 11 in a losing effort. Athletics finally beat Chicago 196 with late surges highlighted by Stahl and Peters.

Chicago Los Angeles New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Houston San Francisco Ew. L. Pet Cimelmatt San Fran Sma Houston Agee Jood LeJohn Albuquerque Dodgers Cincinnati Reds New York Mets Jim Wynn St. Loui Vern Law Mets Reds Ed Kronepool Roy McMillan Chuck Hiller Gary Kroll Kronepool McMillan Hitler RBI Giants Astros Bob Aspromonte Frank Linzy Wyan Tony Taylor Phillies Bobby Wine Wade Blasingame Braves Phils Law Cardinals al McBean Frank Carpin Orioles Steve Hamilton Pedro Ramos Bouton Washington Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota Detroit Boston Sam McDowell Senators Indians Ken Hamlin

State Doves On Increase In Kansas Breeding Population

Kansas forestry officials report an eight percent rise in the states dove breeding population from 1964 figures. Fall numbers depend on nesting success, with most young birds hatched the prior summer. Mourning doves are migratory, and federal and state authorities will set near term season structures using Kansas data and comparable state results. Kansas dove season and regulations to be announced later.

Pratt Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission Dept. of the Interior Kansas

Major League Leaders From The Associated Press

National League batting leaders include Adtofy Milwaukee .247 and Allen Philadelphia .335. Key run totals feature Robinson Cincinnati 59 with Harper and Rose at 58. RBI list shows Banks Chicago, and Johnson Cincinnati 58. Home runs list Mays San Francisco 22 and Stargell Pittsburgh 20. Pitching leaders show Koufax LA .818 with 1393 decisions, Gibson St. Louis 125 strikeouts 169. American League batting top: Yastrzemski Boston .342, Tresh New York 50 runs, Mantilla Boston 58 RBI, Davalillo Cleveland 19 hits, Yastrzemski 22 doubles, Campanella Kansas City 8 triples, Colavito Cleveland 18 homers, Campaneria Kansas City 26 stolen bases, Aguirre Detroit 92 .618. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 148 and Lolich Detroit 9%.

Associated Press National League Milwaukee Allen Priladelphia Robinson Cincinnati Harper and Rose Citel Banks Chigeago Johnson Pinson Williams Chicago Willian Chicatid Philadelphia Callison Clementé Pittsburgh Wis Los Angeles Brook St. Louis Koufax Ellis Gibson Yastrzemski Boston Dayalillo Cleveland Green Baltimore Colavito Horton Detroit Campaneria Kansas City Cardenal Aguirre Pappas Pascual Mittssola McDowell Lolich

Wilt Contemplating Pro Boxing Career

New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain the 28 year old 259 pound NBA star is considering a switch to heavyweight boxing. He says he has offers but has not decided and will choose when ready, noting his strength and experience in rumpus games.

New York Wilt Chamberlain Chamberlain

18th USGA Junior Amateur set for Wilmington trip

The 18th USGA Junior Amateur golf championship will be played August 3 to 7 over Wilmington Country Club south course in Wilmington, Delaware. The event showcases top junior players competing for national title honors.

Wilmington Country Club Wilmington Det

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