Tigers Dominate Detroit Stadium Blowback
Orioles rally behind Pat Dobson as Detroit errors open the door for a 3-2 Baltimore win. Willie Horton hits his sixth homer but misplays a fly for a key first inning run, while Detroit suffers defensive miscues that fuel the Orioles victory in a tight AL East race update.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Billy Martin
Detroit
T. Machin
Tigeriuis
Tigers
Baltimore
Dobson
Willie Horton
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Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
More than 200 entries have been received for the national AAT qualifying spring diving board championships to be held in Bartlesville Oklahoma Saturday and Sunday. In baseball standings the standings show Detroit Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Texas California and more with results from Friday and Sunday games and upcoming schedules.
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New York Yamakees
Cleveland
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Minnesota
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Milwaukee
Boston
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
W.L. Pet
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
W. L. Pet
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St. Louis
Bartlesville
Okla
Garden Bison Fall 5-2 in Dodge City Non-League Game
Dodge City downed Garden City 5 to 2 in a non league game. Tom Seidl led a 10 strikeout win with two triples and three singles by Dodge players. Garden City only managed three hits all in the third inning and committed two errors while Dodge City had one.
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Dodge
Dodge City
Garden City
Bison
Visiotns
Garden
Salina
Gove
Tom Seidl
Bison Rims
Ted Bayer
Mark Douglass
Alan Humboldt
Otiher
Bob Seidl
Rookie Lewis Ties 3rd in Cleveland Open 1st Round
Rookie Bob Lewis from Warren Ohio sits in a three way tie for third after carding a 67 at Tanglewood. He shares the spot with Mike Spang of Portland and George Knudson while Larry Hinson leads with a 65. The soggy course and heavy greens test the field as veterans close in.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Lewis
Warren
Mike Spang
Portland
Ore
George Knudson
Larry
Hinson
Beach Mountain
N. C
Husky Johnny Jacobs
San Diego
Calif
Tanglewood Country Club
Garden City team enters eight team slow pitch meet
DODGE CITY The Oasis of Garden City is one of eight teams in the annual Independence Day weekend men s slow pitch football tournament here. The double elimination event runs Sunday through Tuesday with first game for The Oasis at 1 p m Sunday against the Jerry Lewis Cinema team. If Oasis wins opener they play again at 9 p m Sunday and would face the winner of Dodge City Sand Co. versus Service Grain of Ness City. Pepsi Cola of Dodge City is favored after winning the preseason tourney. In other sports news, Patriots trade Ron Gardin to the Steelers for an undisclosed 1973 draft choice.
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Towney
Ness City
Larned
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Garden Cirane
Dodge City Sand Co
Service Grain
Pepsi-Cola
Moser to attend Fort Hays State College track program
Syracuse High hurdler Dala Moser will enroll at Fort Hays State College next fall. A four year track letterman, he has tied state indoor records and set school marks in highs and lows, earning top finishes in state meets and contributing to relay squads. Ray Seib coaches Syracuse High track and field.
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Dala Moser
Syracuse High
Fort Hays State College
Hamilton County
Tiger Imack
Alex Francis
FHSC
Moser
Bulldogs
Ray Seib
GCCC Skips Ladies Day Golf Event
Garden City Country Club will not host a Ladies Day golf event on Tuesday due to Independence Day. Last week's round saw Marolyn Obmelka win with the best five scores. in 9 hole play, Elsie Plumiee won A flight, Roma Heinemann won C flight, Alice Stone won B flight, and Pauline Weddle won D flight.
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Garden City Country Club
Marolyn Obmelka
Elsie Plumiee
Alice Stone
Roma Heinemann
Pauline Weddle
Two Local Tennis and Girls Softball Tourneys Open
Two major local sports tournaments began today with action starting at 7 am. More than 40 entrants joined the annual invitational tennis event over a two day span, ending Sunday. Meanwhile the Rainbow League girls softball tourney features sixteen teams in a double elimination format from Oklahoma City and Kansas City, running through Sunday and Monday with finals Tuesday night.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Veteran Sharpe Leaving Lakin for Nebraska
Bill Sharpe, longtime Lakin High coach and social studies teacher, will move with his wife Jerry and three children to Wayne Nebraska in August. He leaves after 12 years at Lakin where his teams posted strong records including a 14 6 season, two top finishes in conferences and district successes. Sharpe earned degrees from Walsh College Northern Colorado Adams State and taught American and world history at Lakin before departing.
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Sharpe
Keary Counity High School
Wayne
Neb
Jerry
Sharps
Walsh, Colo
Lauar
Colo
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley
Adams ‘State College
Alamosa
Broncs
Bones
Sublette
Satanta
Bronc
Shanpe
Cecil Baker Memorial Horseshoe Tournament Here Tuesday
Contestants from throughout the region are invited to compete in the annual Cecil Baker Memorial Horseshoe Pitching Tournament. Qualifying starts at 9 a.m. with 50 shoes pitched per player and scores kept. Classes A B and C based on qualifying results, no entry fee, tents in Fincup Park near Hospitality House, Garden City Telegram sponsors on Independence Day.
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Garden City Telegram
Cecil Baker
Southwest Kansas
Baker
Rec League Games Highlight Friday Action and Scores
Twenty one games sponsored by the City Recreation Dept wrap up a Friday slate across multiple leagues. Highlights include Beara 19-16 over Wonghorns in Boys Softball, Holcomb 16-3 over Jupiter in Pinnet, Waglay 9-2 over Falcons in Skyline, and Sata Fe Motors 17-7 over Weese Construction in Men's Softball. Other results feature Club 45 5-3 over Oswalt, Pepsi-Cola 19-8 over Farmland Foods, and Southwest Carpet 17-1 over Western Kansas Sporting Goods, plus Garden League Carnations 413 over Holcomb and Taurus 11-5 over Libra. Boys Baseball Prep sees Braves 26-24 over piccains, Vikings 24-22 over Slants. Minor Leagues list Comanches 1-4 over Cherokees and Mohawks 12-8 over Aztecs, Jets 3-2 over Athletics, Pilots 8-5 over Angola. Road to Dallas segment airs Sunday at 12:30 pm on KGLD Channel 11, with migrant worker concerns in California and Scout events noted.
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Sata Fe Motors
Deerfield
Weese
Club 45
Oswalt Industries
Pepsi-Cola
Farmland Foods
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Braves
Piccains Vikings
Slants
Comanches
Cherokees
Mohawks
Aztecs
Jets
Athletics
Pilots
Angola
Ryun Mann Regain Winning Form at Trials in Eugene
In Eugene Oregon Jim Ryun and Ralph Mann regained form on day two of the US Olympic Track Trials. Ryun won his 800 meter semifinal in 1 47.3 and advanced toward both the 800 and 1500. Mann led the 440 yard hurdles semis in 50.9 seconds amid a strong USA showing as finalists moved toward finals tonight.
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Eugene, Ore
Jim Ryun
Ralph Manin
Ryun
Wolhuter
Mann
Ralph Mann
Richard Bruggeman
Ohio Track Club
Jim Bolding
Oklahoma State
Clark County State Lake A Scenic Weekend Refuge
Clark County State Lake south of Kingsdown offers quiet scenery 100 miles from Garden City. Managed as a game refuge with facilities for fishing and picnicking, the 337 acre lake includes 1240 acres of surrounding land, a dam across Bluff Creek, and restrooms and boat ramps for fishing boats only.
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Garden City
Kansas
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Gartden City
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
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Bluff Creek
James Young
Fish and Game Department
Clark County
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Fish and Game Department
Dodge City
Ford
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