Alston Picks NL Hurlers For All Star Game
Dodgers manager Walt Alston named pitcher selections for the National League All Star team. Choices include Sandy Koufax, Juan Marichal, Gaylord Perry, Jim Bunning, Bob Gibson, Claude Raymond, Billy McCool, and Bob Veale. Perry, McCool, and Raymond had not prior All Star appearances. The AL selections were announced earlier by Sam Mele.
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Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Claude Raymond
Houston
Billy McCool
Cincinnati
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Perry
McCool
Raymond
Bunning
Koufax
Busch Stadium
Marichal
Gibson
Veale
Sam Mele
Minnesota
Gary Bell
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Denny McLain
Detroit
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Jim Kaat
Birk's 235 Tops Key Play In Monday Doubles Night
Farr Construction star Bill Birk rolled a 25 in the Garden Rowl league as five teams vied in week five. Jerry Beiker led with a 920 series for Hertel Beiker while Rickman Body Shop posted the top team series at 2 118.
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Farr Construction
Garden Rowl
Jerry Beiker
Hertel- Beiker
Scott
Bulkley
Rickman Body Shop
Hertel
Beiker
Seigler
Tauscher
Harsh
Farmer
Waller
Simpson
Powell Drives in 11 as Orioles, A's Split Doubleheader
Boog Powell, slugger of Baltimore, tied the American League RBI record with 11 in a two-night twin bill against Kansas City, delivering four RBIs in the opener and a seven-RBI nightcap that featured a grand slam and late RBI double. Stahl’s late double capped the A’s win in the 11th inning after a six-run eighth in Baltimore. Powell’s feat highlighted a day of scores across the majors, with San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles posting wins in the National League.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Stahl
Hif
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Powell
Earl Averill
Jim Tabor
Boston
RBI
Brooks Robinson
California
Minnesota
Washington
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
San Francisco
St. Louis
Steve Barber
A’s
A's
Roger Repez
Angels
George Brunet
Earl Wison
Larry Sherry
Tom Satrieno
Bob Rodgers
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Twins
Allison
Sam McDowell
Oliva
Dick Radatz
den Lock
Senators
Hen
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Dorse
Lock
Bob Locker
Ken McMullen
McMullen
Paul Casatova
Red Sox
Dalton Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
Rodgers fires 66 leads British Open at Muirfield
Phil Rodgers 28 year old ex Marine from La Jolla California shot a five under par 66 in the British Open second round at Muirfield to seize the early 140 total and top the field. Julius Boros moved into second on 144 with a 71 as others including Tony Lema Jack Nicklaus and Christy O Connor chase advancement.
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Scotland
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
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Henry Cotton
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Jack Nicklaus
England
Jimmy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Mid-Pines
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
South Africa
Gary Player
Christy O’connor
Bobby Cole
Garden City youths shine in Liberal tennis invitational
Three Garden City players competed in an invitational tourney in Liberal. Mark Cockriel, 13, secured third place by defeating Jerry Smutz after a semifinal loss to Leander Gillen. Bruce Couch, 14, won his first match then fell to Gary Smith, ending his run.
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Liberal
Recreation Department
Mark Cockriel
Garden Citians
Tockriel
Tom Leete
Ray Caywood
Cockriel
Leander Gillen
Meade
Jerry Smutz
Bruce Couch
Garden Cition
Eddie Sanders
Gary Smith
Couch
Aywood
Seminoles Cup Victory Comets Win Two In Kids League
In Cleaver Field games Wednesday rain interrupted one Coca Cola League girls game with Seminoles leading 7-5 after four innings. Comets won 14-3 over Jets in Pepsi Cola League, then 7-5 over Titans. Standings note Comets 5-0, Titans 3-2, Jets 2-3, Orbits 0-5.
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Jets
Titans
Seminoles
Christian Church
Church of God
Wings
Si Cole
KC's Brother Duo Continues Unbeaten
Kansas City's Charles and Bob Allen shined on day two of the National City Boys Tennis Tournament. Chicago led the team standings with 26 points to 24 for KC, while Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Flint trailed. Charles Allen swept Flint’s Burt Bothell 6-0 6-1 and beat Jay Haines 6-1 6-4. Bob Allen beat Ralph Potter 6-1 6-1 and Mike Pelletier 6-3 6-4, and teamed with his brother to defeat Stevenson and Messick 6-0 6-0.
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Kansas City
Charles
Bob Allen
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Flint
Charles Allen
Burt Bothell
Jay Haines
Bob Alloo
Ralph Potter
Mike Pelletier
Alloos
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Snyder batting .344 for Baltimore with 101 hits and B Robinson leading in runs and RBIs. Boston and Detroit players show notable totals in home runs and doubles. National League notes feature Aaron and Alou pacing batters with high RBI and hits while Koufax leads strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Snyder
Baltimore
Kaline
Detroit
F. Robinson
Aparicio
B. Robinson
Powell
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Boston
McAuliffe
Foy
Scott
Agee
Chicago
Campaneris
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Alou
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Aaron
Atlanta
Allen
Philadelphia
White
Mays
San Francisco
McCarver
St. Louis
Brock
Torre
Wills
Los Angeles
Perry
Cuellar
Houston
Koufax
Gibson
Driver in Wagon Fined for Reckless Driving in Paducah
Ish Davis was fined 15 dollars and costs after authorities say he fell asleep at the reins of a horse drawn wagon. Mrs. Alfred Swinford testified the wagon struck a car parked outside her home and Davis seemed to be asleep when the crash occurred.
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Paducah
Ish Davis
Alfred Swinford
Davis
July 26 Special Day For Castro Revolution
The Cuban radio said Havana will mark the first anniversary of Fidel Castro's revolution with a July 26 celebration. The Miami dated dispatch notes the event commemorates the start of the Cuban revolution.
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Miami
Fila
Fidel Castro
Havana
Doubles Net Tournament Under Way In City
A two-division doubles tennis tourney organized by the City Recreation Dept. and led by Dennis Irwin is under way with 34 entrants from a 40-player program. The single-elimination event offers 9 game pro sets or best of 3 with no entry fee and medals for top three in each division. Six boys and five girls will travel Friday to Dodge City for a dual meet. First-round pairings for lower and upper divisions are listed.
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City Recreation Dept
Dennis Irwin
Irwin
Plac
Dodge City
Netters
Dodge
Garden City
Siret Fught
Connie Chaffin
Shirley Waller
Michael Hansen
Brenda Ragel
Lisa Harness
Corma Ragel
Rye
Kent Voth
John Barr
Carolyn Spor
Steve Spor
Don Harness
Kim Oliver
Bye
Robert Sutton
Steve Rooney
Pam Schlender
Julita Ragel
Rosalyn Waldorf
Becky Brushy
Rain delays two youth baseball doubleheaders at Clint Lightner Field
Wednesday night rain washed out Garden City youth baseball twin bill at Clint Lightner Field. The opener had Garden City's No. 2 Elks Club American Legion leading Lakin 4 1 after the first inning, with a makeup date to be announced. The second game between Garden's No. 1 Elks Legion and Dodge City was also rained out and will be rescheduled. Cleve Spencer announced upcoming events including the Ransom sub district tourney July 16–17 and district meet at Pratt July 23–26, with Garden combining teams for the Ransom event. An Elks all star team will be selected for Pratt July 30–31. Minor League eligible boys under 15 by July 1 may try out at Clint Lightner Field Saturday at 9 a.m.
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Elks Club-American Legion
Lakin
Garden
Elks Legion
Dodge City American Legion
Cleve Spencer
American Legion
Ransom
Pratt
Scott City
Spencer
Elks
Clint Lightner
Weather Wins Softball Tilts
Weather Wins Softball Tilts reports Men slow pitch action at Fansler Field with three games scheduled. Hapes Trucking led First Methodist Church 10 5 in the fifth before rain halted the opener and forced a makeup. Later games feature Renick Durgstores DeKalb Seed Kinney Glass Mets Athletics and an experimental 16 inch softball exhibition between Ehresman Packing and DeKalb Seed.
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Fansler Field
Hapes
Fansler
Ehresman Packing
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Mets
Athletics
Ehresman
DeKalb
Orioles Relief Pitcher Earns Legion Graduate of the Year
Eddie Fisher of the Baltimore Orioles was named American Legion baseball graduate of the year for 1965 in Indianapolis. Fisher pitched for Roach-Lemer Post No. 44 in Altus Oklahoma during his American Legion tenure.
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Indianapolis
Eddie Fisher
Baltimore Orioles
American Legion
Fisher
Roach-Lemer
Altus
Okla
Lemonade Extinguishes Fire at Roachdale Fish Fry
In Roachdale Indiana authorities say a firecracker started a blaze at a Lions Club fish fry downtown. Three tents burned and the damage was about 3500 dollars. Firemen extinguished the flames using buckets of lemonade after the lemonade proved the handiest liquid.
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Roachdale
Ind
Lions Club
Airlines Fear Results Of Threatened Strike
A survey of five air carriers shows a possible strike by mechanics would disrupt service for about 5,200 passengers daily at St Louis and 3,200 at Kansas City. The study notes 8 arrivals and departures daily at St Louis and 46 at Kansas City.
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Washington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Swedish Turf Champion Sunstroke Slows Sun
Plavier III, defending Roosevelt International Trot champion from Sweden, was kept in his stall at Westbury with ice packs on head and all four feet in ice tubs after suffering a sunstroke on Wednesday, leading to the cancellation of his workout for Saturday's $100,000 race.
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Westbury
Plavier III
Sweden
Standings and results blur across leagues in plateful night
The standings show San Francisco Pittsburgh and Los Angeles leading their divisions with Chicago New York and Philadelphia close behind. Wednesday's scores include San Francisco 3 St. Louis 2 and Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 5. A CFL vs COL postseason challenge was rejected by Winnipeg.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Cincinnat
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
San Fran
Philadel
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Land Auction of Koontz Heirs Real Estate
The heirs of Vernon W. Koontz offer described real estate for public auction to the highest bidder on stated terms and conditions. The notice highlights the sale as a final bid event with specified terms and conditions.
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Vernon W. Koontz
Farmers State Bank
Jetmore
Kansay
Finney County
Reje
Verno Bonnie Patchen
C. Dengil Koontz
Detmore
Kansas
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