Koufax Keeps 1-0 Win, Halfway to 30 in Dodgers Victory
Dodgers edged Cincinnati 1-0 as Sandy Koufax earned his 15th win, reaching that mark earlier than ever. Fryman trails with 7-3, while other NL and AL games feature St Louis, Philadelphia, Atlanta, California, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and Chicago rainouts.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Woody Fryman
Koufax
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Fryman
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Mets
Wes Westrum
Pirate
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Atlanta
Houston
California
Detroit
Nesola
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Dodgers
Jim Lefebvre
John Rosebvre
John Kennedy
Jim Maloney
Billy Williams
Ron Suanto
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
Jose Pagan
Standings and schedules from major leagues AP summary
The Associated Press lists National League standings led by San Francisco at .610 and Pittsburgh and Los Angeles in pursuit. Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati trail with Atlanta and New York midpack. American League shows Baltimore atop at .679 with Detroit Cleveland and California close behind. Evening and Thursday game notes include pairings such as New York at Philadelphia and Atlanta at Los Angeles.
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Atlanta
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
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Chanute Golfer Named to Curtis Cup Team
New York AP report lists Chanute Kansas golfer Jean Ashley among the U S Curtis Cup team to face Great Britain in the 14th Cup match at Hot Springs Virginia on July 29 30 The U S lineup includes Barbara Fay White Bodie Shreveport Barbara Soren son Flenniken Carol McIntire Phyllis Preuss Nancy Roth Syms Anne Quast Wells and Helen Sigel Wilson plus Ashley.
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New York
Jean Ashley
Kan
Great Britain
Hot Springs
Miss Ashley
U.S
United States Golf Association
Barbara Fay White Bodie
Shrevenort
Carol Sorenson
Flenniken
Denver
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Col
Dodgers Shuffle Boosts Batting Depth in lineup changes
LOS ANGELES AP The third place Dodgers announced a players shuffle to enhance their batting roster and close a four game gap to San Francisco. Dick Stuart, a 218 hitter with four homers and 13 RBIs with the Mets, was signed as a free agent and will be used mainly as a pinch hitter. Spokane outfielder Jim Barbieri leads the Pacific Coast League with a .355 average.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Dick Stuart
Mets
Stuart
Spokane
Jim Barbieri
Devine Named Missouri Athletic Director
Columbia Missouri AP Dan Devine head football coach since 1957 at Missouri University was named athletic director succeeding Don Faurot. Chancellor John Schwada said Devine will assume the post July 1 1967 when Faurot retires and will continue as football coach after joining Missouri from Arizona State where he was head coach for three years.
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Columbia, Mo
Dan Devine
Missouri University
Don Faurot
John Schwada
Devine
Faurot
Schwada
Faure
Missouri
Arizona State
Welders Capture Rain-Soaked Slow-Pitch Win
Rain interrupted a three game triple header at Fansler Field. Welders Supply led Latin-American Club 6-1 after five innings, with the Latins rallying in the sixth. Score reverts to 5-1 Welders at five innings. Kelly's Men Store and planned games with Garden City teams were canceled. Ralph Vogel schedules an eight team invitational tourney for July 16–17 featuring Garden Cry mid class teams vs Liberal and Scott City squads.
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Welders Supply
Kelly's Men
Liberal
Garden City
Hapes Trucking
Ehresman
Ralph Vogel
Garden Cry
Scott City
Two Baseball double header in Garden City tonight
A twin bill at Clint Lightner Field features Garden City's Elks Club-American Legion youth teams. At 7 p.m. the No 2 team faces Lakin. they carry an 8-3 record after weekend losses in the Independence Day tourney. At 9 p.m. the No 1 squad hosts Dodge City's American Legion, standing 14-3 and fresh from a third-place finish. The combined Garden record is 22-6. The Minor League games were washed out. Kiwanis beat the Knights of Columbus Reds in the B-Team game, while the A-Team game was rained out and will be rescheduled.
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Garden City
Elks Club
American Legion
Lakin
Garden
Dodge City
Lightner Field
Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus Reds
Kiwanis-Reds
Lakin Girl Reaches National Finals in Track Meet
Diane Vann of Lakin, a Lakin High School student, reached the finals of the 50 yard hurdles at the National AAU Girls Track and Field championships in Frederick Maryland. She won a heat in 7.0 seconds, ran 6.9 in the semifinals, and placed sixth in the finals with 7.2. The meet winner was Paschal of San Francisco. Boyd of Oregon placed third. Diane also ran the 80 meter hurdles, finishing second in her heat and 12.1 seconds in the semis but was eliminated there. Finals were run in 96 degree heat. Dr John Davis Jr of Topeka coaches Cosmo Girls Club.
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Lakin
Diane Vann
Frederick Md
Diane
Lakin High School
Paschal
San Francisco
Thomas
Detroit
Boyd
Oregon
John Davis
Topeka
Cosmo
Davis
Cosmos
Dr. Davis
Harsh Stout Hit 209 Games In Mixed League Night
Two 209 games highlight sixth week of Mixed League action at Garden Bowl Tuesday. Virgil Harsh of Delbert Construction top men with 209 games and best men’s series. Lou Stout of Hendershot-Stout also 209. Ruby Deibert led women with 174, Glenda Mason top woman’s series at 456. Team highs go to Hendershot-Stout with 2,312. Sidewinders 841 for high game. Results show Hendershot-Stout over Farr Construction 2,312 to 2,262. Deibert Construction 2,161 over Oprichninas 2,142. Sidewinders over Lynde Shamrock 2,239 to 2,181. Beulah’s Beauty Nook over FAA 2,201 to 2,182. Use Telegram Want Ads.
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Virgil Harsh
Delbert Construction
Lou Stout
Hendershot-Stout
Harsh
Ruby Deibert
Deibert Construction
Glenda Mason
Oprichninas
Sidewinders
Farr Construction
Oprichni
Lynde Shamrock
Beulah
Beauty Nook
Federal Aviation Agency
Ulysses Rodeo awards 117 at first Little Britches event
The first annual Little Britches Rodeo held at Grant County Fair Grounds named 17 year old Kasey Lukens Medicine Lodge and Alan Hennigh Laverne as all around saddle winners among 117 contestants ages 8 to 17. Friday and Saturday finals featured 17 events with belt buckles boots ribbons and trophies. Jerry L. Sullivan served as announcer and judges were Gene Witman Garden City Leon Malone Sublette. stock by Jack Long Alden.
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Medicine Lodge
Laverne, Okla
Grant County Fair Grounds
Kasey Lukens
Alan Hennigh
Laverne
Jerry L. Sullivan
Gene Witman
Garden City
Leon Malone
Sublette
Jack Long
Alden
John Bhipe
Dodge City
Greg Barstow
Johnson
Okla
Seceven
Terry Grinstead
Syracuse
Sienier Boys Saddle Brave
Oaly
Geoft Stutsman
Ulyanes
Senor
One Game Before Rain Cleaver Field Softball Games Canceled
Rain washed out two Optimist Club Tee-Ball League contests at Cleaver Field Tuesday. The Bobcats defeated the Bears 24 to 18 in a five inning youth girls game, tied 18 at four frames. The extra inning plan for Cougars and Leopards was postponed to July 14. Four more kids games proceeded later in the evening with Jets facing Comets, Titans meeting Comets in Pepsi-Cola League, and Coca-Cola League boys games. Seminoles faced Christian Church at 7 and Church of God played the Arapahoes at 8.
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Garden Citions Third in Tourney
Garden City fast-pitch team Herman's Body Shop finished third of 13 in the Newton tournament, a double elimination event. Co coaches Buck Avila and Rufus Delgado led three wins and two losses as Wichita Builders defeated Garden City 8-2 to end their run. Benny Guerrero pitched four games, including a complete game win.
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Garden City
Newton
Buck Avila
Rufus Delgado
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Chanute
Emporia
Herman's
Kansas
Guerrero
Garden
Wichita Builders
Newton dominates tourney as Garden Citians make fast-pitch debut
Undefeated Newton beat the Wichita Builders in the title game while Herman's of Garden claimed third place and a large trophy. The Garden Citians played fast-pitch softball this season for the first time, in contrast to the local slow-pitch program, with large Sunday crowds at Newton.
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Wichita Builders
Herman’s of Garden
Garden Citians
Annual state non pro tourney opens Friday in Wichita
The Kansas non pro baseball tournament begins Friday night in Wichita with a double header to start the action. In the first three days, NBC hosts two second round games and five games on both Saturday and Sunday. Teams from Wichita Halstead Burden Independence Ulysses Parsons Lansing Victoria Kansas City Wayside Nowata and Hugoton compete.
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National Baseball Congress
Halstead
Burden
Independence
Ulysses
Parsons
Lansing
Victoria
Kansas City
Wayside-Nowata
Hugoton
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