Weird final play costs Tigers in 6-4 loss to Red Sox
Boston shores up hold on third place with a 6-4 win as Denny McLain endures a stunned finish. Tony Taylor was tagged out in a rundown after Kaline’s grounder and Kennedy’s second play, sealing Detroit’s strange ninth inning.
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George Scott
Sublette Golf Meet Set For Sunday
Sublette Jaycees stage a one day men open golf tourney this Sunday at the Sublette course nine holes with sand greens near the high school tee offs from 7 to 10 am. If 40 players enter four flights prize money and lunch on the course. Ken ny Martin chairs the event open to all area golfers. Also Garden City youth Tim Pierce placed third in two events at the Missouri Valley AAU Junior Olympic Track Meet in Topeka era 12 13 division clocking 60.1 in the 440 and clearing 10 6 in the pole vault.
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Palmer Seeks Another Major At Canadian Open
Arnold Palmer struggles with putting ahead of the Canadian Open in Montreal while aiming to add a third major and prepare for the British Open. Palmer, 41, has two wins this season and $111,000 in earnings, with a strong field including Trevino, Player, Littler, and Zarley. Other notes: Montreal Expos sign promising catcher Pete Hayes from Paul Quinn College, to join their Watertown farm club.
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Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Charles Coody
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Johnson Affair Is Far from Closed
The Major League Players Association says the Alex Johnson suspension by the California Angels is not resolved. MLBPA Executive Director Marvin Miller will file a grievance with the Angels or the Owners' Player Relations Committee, arguing the suspension lacks a stated basis and disputing cited rules. Johnson explains the conduct was tied to indifference and strained relations with Angels writers.
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Standirds and Standirds National League standings and schedule
National League East standings show Pittsburg leading with 49 wins and 638 pct. New York 45 29 608, Chicago 39 36, St Louis 40 38, Philadelphia 31 45, Montreal 29 45. West shows San Francisco 50 29 633, Los Angeles 43 35, Houston 37 39, Atlanta 38 45, Cincinnati 36 44, San Diego 28 51. Wednesday results include Chicago 10 Los Angeles 5 and New York 4 Pittsburgh 0. Friday and Thursday matchups listed among Pittsburgh, New York, Montreal, Atlanta, Chicago, St Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles. American League standings and games follow with Orioles, Red Sox, Tigers, Indians, Yankees, Senators, A’s, California, Milwaukee, and more.
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Boone tosses 2 hitter as Garden City tops Elkhart 6 1
Russ Boone pitched a two hitter guiding Garden City Bison to a 6 1 league win at Elkhart in a rain shortened game Boone worked all seven innings fanning 11 while teammates Bradford Douglass Sterling and Hays drove in runs Douglass Bergkamp and Boone had two hits apiece for the Bison who improved to 11 7 Elkhart scored in the fifth on a walk aided single by Allen Gilliam and an RBI by Randy Staf ford The game halted after one out in the seventh with an Elkhart runner on first and Garden City error free in the field
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Lee May
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Aldamta
Gorman Seeks Wimbledon Final With Back Help
Tom Gorman of Seattle challenged an old back injury as he faced Stan Smith of Pasadena in the Wimbledon semifinals. Gorman hoped heat treatment would aid his run to the final after defeating Rod Laver in the tournament.
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Pasadena
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San Diego
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Miss Goolagong
Margaret Smith Court
Mrs. Court
Judy Dalton
Rec League Tilts With Mixed Scores Across Softball and Baseball
A night of 18 rec league games featured multiple league exhibitions across Baseball and Major, Minor and Zooling divisions. Notable results include Prep Raiders 20 Expos 10, Spurs 23- Aggies, Indians 6-5 Twins, Lillies 36- Morning Glories, Panters 13-18, Virgo 16-2, and Prairie Bunnies 94-0 among others, with injury notes and club chatter echoing from the sidelines. High profile tennis remarks mention John Newcombe and Ken Rosewall amid Wimbledon anticipation, detailing Gorman’s back issue and ongoing hopes for full fitness prior to facing Stan Smith.
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Club Owners Rally to Help Senators Plight
DETROIT AP owners of the Washington Senators meet behind closed doors with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and AL President Joe Cronin to seek urgent solutions to the club’s financial woes. Talks touched on a possible move to Dallas Fort Worth but no plan was confirmed. Robert E Short owes $175000 in back rent to the Armory Board, tying into the Senators’ strained finances as spring winds down with core players Howard and McLain highlighted.
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Mets Narrow Pirates Lead With 4-0 Victory
Nolan Ryan and Danny Frisella combined for a seven hitter as the New York Mets blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 to move within two games of the NL East leaders. Ryan struck out nine over seven innings and wrapped up the win with Willies Stargell held to a trio of strikeouts. Ed Kranepool and Cleon Jones provided key RBIs as the Mets built a 3-0 lead, then added one more on Jerry Grote. Elsewhere, San Diego beat San Francisco 2-1, Chicago topped Los Angeles 10-5, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 7-4, and Atlanta edged Montreal 6-5.
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Last Chance For Pollard In Schaefer 500 Race
Art Pollard a muscular veteran from Medford Oregon contends this endurance Schaefer 500 may be his last big chance. The 44 year old driver faces a $430100 purse with about $100000 to the victor and recalls near misses including the 1979 California 500 thriller won by Jim McElreath.
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2 Day Diamond State Is Listed Baseball Ad Schedule
The City Recreation Department lists a two day baseball and softball schedule across multiple fields and times. Tonight features Dodgers at Raiders at 6 pm and Royals vs Yanks at 7 15 pm, with numerous other matchups at Reservoir Field Clint Lightner Field and Zoo League Field, plus Friday games including Chiefs vs Giants at 6 pm and Braves vs Apgies at 7 16 pm.
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