All Star tilt looms as NL leads AL two games
New York AP reports the National League holds a 2-0 edge over the American League in rested pitchers ahead of the 35th All-Star Game at Shea Stadium. Walt Alston plans Drysdale to start for the NL, Al Lopez considers Vacual and notes several stars may watch from the bullpen. Al Kaline sidelined with a bruised ankle, replaced by Rocky Colavito. Eddie Bressoud replaces Aparicio due to groin strain.
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NEW York
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Chris Short
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Mother Hubbard
Lopes
Shea Stadum
al Kaline
Detroit
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Boston
Eddie Bressaud
Balltimore
Luis Aparicio
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Jimenez
Dallas
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
John O'Donoghue
George Williams
Bob Johnson
Baltimore
O'Donoghue
Wes Stock
Sirkel and Bartlett Earn Bowling Honors in Fifth Week
Lois Zirkal 216 leads Garden Bowlher in Garden Men's Handicap League action as Sirkel and Bartlett top the week. Davies Cafe posts high team series 1,619 and high individual 573 by Dave Bartlett. Bulkley Bombers claim 576 team game while Rome Jewelry defeats Northwestern Typewriter Co. 1,423 to 1,341.
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Lois Zirkal
Bulkley Bombers
Garden Men
Dave Bartlett
Davies Cafe
Ingalls
Bulkley
Rome Jewelry
Northwestern Typewriter Co
Beymer
Dairy King
Davies Case
Walls No
Minter Drilling
Laird
String Play Set for Golfers at Jaycee Airlinks
Ruth Hooker won the A flight on regular ladies day at Jaycee Airlinks. Jerry Patterson topped the B flight and Frances Cox took the C flight. The next event is string play with 6 am and 8 am pairings listed, plus a 7:30 am clubhouse business meeting.
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Ruth Hooker
Jaycee Airlinks
Jerry Patterson
Frances Cox
Dorothy Goodwin
Phyllis Holmes
Alma Talley
Odel Rickman
Evelyn Wasson
Eleanor McDonald
Len Stoner
Vera Wampler
Jo Morris
Barbara McVickers
Doris
Busy Weekend in Knothole Baseball
Five games scheduled at Clint Lightner Field over a Knothole weekend produced varied results. Odd Fellows defeated IQOF 12-2 in three innings, Lions won 16-7 in the A-team, Knights of Columbus Blues beat Kiwanis 13-0 in a makeup, and Elks handed Lions a 19-2 loss in four innings while Kiwanis forfeited the second game. Major League games included a forfeit.
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Knothole
Clint Lightner
Lions
Odd Fellows
IQOF
Wixon
Krug
Goodwin
Spikes
Bribiescu
M. Nelson
Holovach
Talley
R. Yost
McGraw
Burroughs
Nelson
ODF
Kastoc
Barnes
Odd Pellows
Lightner Field
Knights of Columbus Blues
Kiwanis
Blues
Rupp
Brungardt
Winger
Cleveland
Jennings
Hetherlee
Elks
Carr
Taldo
Buerkle
Lion
Orozco
Robins
Long
M. Robins
Knights of Columbus
Jimenez Powers A's Past Orioles
Manny Jimenez led the Kansas City Athletics to a 3-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles, driving in two runs with a double and scoring once after a prior brief stint in the minors. The game followed his earlier spree of three homers against Baltimore in five innings, amid a season of ups and downs.
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Associated Press
Manny Jimenez
Baltimore Orioles
Jimenez
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Baltimore
Dominican Republic
Athletics
Three Games And a Forfeit In Friday Slow-Pitch
Four men’s league games were played at Fansler Field. Garden City Co op beat Western Auto Store 4 3 on a seventh inning error. Welders Supply beat Red Balloon 11 4 as 15 11. Garland Furniture defeated First Methodist Church 13 8 after a 28 hit game. Century Refinery led Burtis Motor Co 15 12 in the top of the sixth when a Burtis player was ejected forcing a forfeit with nine Burtis players. Details will be in Tuesday’s Telegram.
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Finnup Park
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
Cacil Baker
Garden City
Bob Pedigo
Baker
Warren Benson
Minneola
Clem Zerr
Grinnell
Lewis Ward
Dodge City Carpenter
Ban Claudel
Winona
Ward
Beeson
Zerr
Claudel
Fansler Field
Garden City Co-op
Western Auto Store
Co-op
Garland Furniture
First Methodist Church
Century Refinery
Burtis Mator Co
Burtis
Earl's
Heinemann Agency
Heinemann
Earl’s
Deerfield Team Drops Double In Independence Day Slow-Pitch
Deerfield Santa Fe Motors staged two practice slow-pitch games at Fan sler Field on Independence Day weekend. A mixed 19 member Deerfield league lineup, featuring Garland Furniture Kemper Electric Welders Supply Heinemann Agency and Garden City Sales Co. players, played a pickup team that won both games. The opener ended 20 4 after four innings with Kenny Brungardt belting three homers and Frank McGaughey adding one. The second game was a 19 18 seven inning thriller.
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Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Fansler Field
Garland Furniture
Kemper Electric
Welders Supply
Heinemann Agency
Garden City Sales Co
Garden
Kenny Brungardt
Welders
Frank McGaughey
Garland
Missiles Edge Orbits 5-4 in Five Inning Softball Tie
A girls 11 to 15 softball game at Cleaver Field Friday afternoon ended in a 5-4 Missiles victory over the Orbits in five innings, replaying a June 29 rain postponement. The note adds Casey Stengel’s managers milestones, mentioning 91 Mets wins in two seasons and 87 Yankee wins and a pennant in 1960.
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Eagles
Cleaver Field
Mets
Casey Stengel
Four Teams Win In Slow Pitch League Tests
At Fansler Field four games featured Earl's 66 Service beating Heinemann Agency 11-4 while Reed-Stine Metz Excavators beat Church of the Nazarene 10-7. Christensen Grain of Pierceville edged Nazarene 9-8 in extra innings, Pierceville then routed Renick Drugstores 30-6, and Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield defeated Gardiner Dairy 16-4 in six innings.
Local Golfers to Liberal Tourney
Fourteen Garden City Country Club women compete in Liberal for the Kansas Women's Golf Assn state nine hole medal tourney at Liberal Country Club Tuesday through Friday. Competitors include Florence Nanninga Raye Eisner Abbe Morgan Erdene Corley Vesta Korff Katherine Strackeljohn Grace Stoner Judy Bourtte Sue Unger Betty Walker Louise Gondles Marolyn Chmelka Bernice Anderson and Arlene Dickerson.
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Garden City Country Club
Liberal
Kansas Women's Golf Assn
Liberal Country Club
Florence Nanninga
Raye Eisner
Abbe Morgan
Erdene Corley
Vesta Korff
Katherine Strackeljohn
Grace Stoner
Judy Bourtte
Sue’ Unger
Betty Walker
Louise Gondles
Marolyn Chmelka
Bernice Anderson
Arlene Dickerson
Louise Vance
Helen Fankhauser
Local sports slate features multiple softball and youth games
Monday and Tuesday schedule lists four men slow pitch matches at Fansler Field and Fenster Field plus minor league baseball doubleheaders at Clint Lightner Field. Girls and boys softball leagues compete at Cleaver and other fields, with nine hole golf day and junior bowling events also noted. Teams include Cimarron Kismet, Hewes Construction Ingalls, Knights of Columbus Redi ve Rotar, and others in Southwest Kansas leagues and Telegram area games.
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Fansler Field
Earl
Garden Belle Lueaber
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Kemper Electric
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Cementuan Agency
Garnani Puriniten
Gardiner Dalry
E Bane
Knothole
Clint Lightner
Brelnays Va
Knights of Columbines
Garden Bowl
Fenster Field
Gurnand Furniture
Western Auto Stora
Garden City Co-op
Church of the Nazarene
At & P
Christensen Grain
Piercesille
Gardiner Dairy
Welders Supply
Renick
Clint Lightner Field
Knights of ‘Columbus Redive
Red
Girls of Apes
Cleaver Field
Cougars
Lions
Holt
Garden City County Club
Kansas
Holt Agsn
Liberal Country Club
Garden City Country Club
Western Plains
Telegram Area
Lakin
Syracuse
Ulysses
Eliane
No Contest at Lake Garnett Grand Prix
In Garnett Kansas AP reports a slim turnout and little on track contention as Jack Hinkle of Wichita wins the sixth Lake Garnett Grand Prix feature in a Cooper Monaco at 87.1 mph over 32 laps on the 2.7 mile road course. Officials combined production with various modified classes due to the small field. Turf racing highlighted Monmouth Park meetings at Oceanport New Jersey.
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Colavite
Katineee
N.L. Hurlers
Drysdale - Pascual
Drysdale
Pascual
Sirkel
Bartlett
Independence
John Farmer
Garden City Laundry
Raymond Johnson
Damphiats
Ernie Lisney
Lila Farmer
Polly Kerr
Damphints
Mavericks
Copy Cats
Oswalt Industries
Alley Rats
Telegram
Jimenez Powers
Kiminez
Ath Itics
Charles O. Finley
Revolution
Bles
Gary Burch
John Katz
Marvin Cox
Tom Baier
Charles Dunlap
Gust Nelson
Excavators
Paul Walker
Myron McLinn
Ralph Vogel
Verneal Mathewson
Ron Kauffman
Ray Hudson
Virgil Hands
Pierceville
Nazarenes
Carroll Witt
Renick Drugstores
Louis Cronin
Wayne Reith
Doug McGraw
Doyle McGraw
Bob Baier
Leroy Roth
Gardiner
Johnson
Mathias
Bob Zubeck
Hollis Pettz
Larry Colson
George Pappas
Joyce Boone
Jo Dickerson
Betty Waters
Esther Henkle
Serena Downing
Marian Hess
Lamoine Jones
Nonie Saffels
Velma Pitand
Jewel Blackett
June Benedict
Lilby Miller
Jeanne Gimple
Betty Benson
Lee Maxfield
Shirley Carmichael
Blanche’ Salyer
Bonnie Devies
Erna Andrews
Maxine Blanchard
Nel Lindner
Nelle Lile
Virginia Meschke
Mary Burden
Kay Wells
D Flight
Mildred Archibald
Flo Fankhauser
Charlotte Spikes
Doris Campbell
Donna Schiffelbein
Jean Speckman
Wanda Eisner
Mary Regester
Virginia Krey
Nancy Woods
Nola Blackwood
Sports Slate
Hinkle of
Garnett
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
Southwest
Western Kansas
Dick Long
D. Vv. Douglass
Douglass-Long Roofing Company
D. ¥. Douglass
Diek Long
Foley
Adams Pullaredar
Gheen Adams
Adams
Gee
Foley Tractor Co
1550
Wat Street
Wichita
Pomce
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Caterpillar and
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Caterpillar Tractor Cy
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