National Is All-Star Favorite In 34th All Star Game
The National League selected five players to beat the American League 6 5 in the 34th All Star Game at Municipal Stadium Cleveland. About 50 000 fans expected. NBC covers radio and TV. Dark and Houk will name batting orders 24 hours before game time. NL features Davis Aaron Mays Bailey and a St Louis infield. Mazeroski out with injury. AL opens with Wagner Pearson Kaline Pepitone Fox Malzone Versalles Battey with Mantle sidelined.
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Cleveland
Qohto
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles
Nationals
NBC
Nellie Fox
Alvin Dark
Ralph Houk
Gome
Dark
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Houk
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Bunning
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Monbouquette
Mudcat
Grant
Tommy Davis
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
St. Louis
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Javier
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
Stan ‘Musial
Leon Wagner
Albie Pearson
al Kaline
Hobblling
Pearson
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Fox
Frank Malzone
Minnesota
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Earl Battey
Local Minor League Knothole and Community Softball Slate
At Clint Lightner Field Knights of Columbus Reds meet Rotary in a B-team preliminary at 6 pm. Other double headers include Southwest Kansas League women at Finnup Park and Space League girls ages 11-15 at Finnup Park. Multiple 6:30 pm and 7 pm games across Garden City venues with bowling and make up matches listed.
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Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus Reds
Rotary
Little League Field
Church of the Nazarene
Century Refinery
Southwest Kansas League
Finnup Park
Cimarron Travelers
Sherman’s Grill
Kismet Komets
Smith Packers
Jets
Orbits
Finnup Park Field
Titans
Rockets
Ben Grimsley Field
Garden Bowl
Lions
Garden City
Country Club
Jaycee Airlinks
First Methodist’ Church
Welders Supply
Alta Brown Field
Piercaville
Kunz Mobil Service
Space League
Missiles
Podres Bounces Back Blazing Dodgers Pitcher Shines
Johnny Podres, after back and arm troubles, rebounded with a two-hitter against Cincinnati, lifting the Dodgers to a 1 3 victory and widening their NL lead to three games. Frank Howard drove in the lone run with a 400 foot homer in the seventh as Podres improved to six wins in 12 decisions.
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Milwaukee
Podres
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Frank Howard
Jim O'Toole
Frank
John
Natasha Fife Wins Springs Invitational
Natasha Fife of Wichita Kansas captured her third Colorado Springs Women's Invitational title by defeating Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin 11 and 10 in the finals She led 5 up after the morning round and closed with a final birdie on the 24th hole as rain cooled the course The article notes 34 NFL games were decided by seven points or fewer in 1962
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Natasha Fife
Wichita
Kan
Miss Fife
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Miss Sorenson
Fife
Doug Ford Wins Canadian Open with Birdie Finish
Doug Ford sank a 15-foot birdie on the 17th at the lish green to capture the Canadian Open title. He finished 72 holes at 280, four under par, beating Al Geiberger who shot 281 after a six under 65. Ford, 40, from Yonkers, NY, watched Geiberger’s finish on the 6th and then played safely the last hole.
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Toronto
Doug Ford
Lish Green
Yonkers
N.Y
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Ford
Palmer Fixes Soggy Driver At British Open
Arnold Palmer, Latrobe champion, fixed a soggy driver himself on the eve of the British Open at Lytham St Annes. He disassembled, cemented, and dried the club, hoping for a third straight Open title and a potential bid to the $50,000 World Series golf in Akron. Palmer has posted a 69 in one round and eyes another tour of the course before play begins. Odds favored Palmer at 2-1 with Jack Nicklaus at 7-1 as his nearest challenger.
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Lytham and ST
Amss
England
Arnald Palmer
Midas
Latrobe
Palmer
Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklang
Columbus
Julius Boros
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Phil Rodgers
Anzola Wins Ponca City Open Singles Title
Ben Anzola of Wichita University defeats his coach Neil Roush 1-6 6-3 6-1 to win the Ponca City Open singles championship. Anzola and Roush then capture the doubles title over Tulsa pair Mike Barrett and George Folz 7-5 6-4.
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Ponca City, Okla
Ben Anzola
Wichita University
Neil Roush
Anzola
Roush
Mike Barrett
George Folz
Tulsa
Garden City Teams Defeat Dodge in Slow Pitch Roundup
Six practice men's slow pitch games Sunday featured Garden City Coop, Garnand Furniture, and pickup squads beating Dodge City entries at Little League and Alta Brown Fields. Key results include Coop overcoming a late rally to win 8–7, Garnand edging Dodge 3–2 with a seventh-inning triple, and Coop topping Dodge 6–4. Jin Creevey tripled twice for Dodge. Lee Rupp and Steve McKee each had three hits for Dodge.
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Little League Field
Alta Brown Field
Little League Feld
Gamble-Butler
Dodge City
Dodge
Garden City Coop
Lee Rupp
Bob Rupp
Sever
Garden
Steve McKee
Garnand
Bill Dunlap
Bob Brungardt
Les Peek
Co-op
Darrel Mowry
Kansas State Lands Seven-Foot Cage Star
Nick Pino, a 7-foot high school basketball star from St Michael's, chose Kansas State over 50 colleges. Coach Tex Winter called the signing the happiest moment of his career as Pino eyed a Big Eight and NCAA maximum athletic scholarship. Pino averaged 92.3 points per game last season, with a career high of 80 in a game.
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Santa FE
N. M
Nick
the Tick
Pino
Big Eight
NCAA
Scott City and Garden City Split Twin Bill in Softball
In Finnup Park Diamond action Sunday night Scott City Boosters outslugged Sherman's Grill 15 to 7 after Garden City Telegram defeated Rexall Drug 28 to 8 in the opener. Rexall's batters managed three hits while Telegram's offense exploded with 17 first inning runs and 8 more in the following frame.
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Scott City
Garden City
Finnup Park
Garden City Telegram
Rexall Drugstore
Scott City Boosters
Sherman’s Grill
Telegram
Rexall
Doris Hutchings
Yvonne Hutchings
Marilyn Buehler
Sharon Stinemetz
Delores James
Rita Shook
Janet Bur Eardt
Laura Patee
Robin Sroufe
Tionna Fouquet
Garden City Legion tops Cimarron 14 to 1 in baseball showdown
Garden City's American Legion junior team defeated Cimarron Legion 14-1 at Clint Lightner Field. Garden City led 1-0 after three innings, then exploded for eight runs in the fourth, backed by multiple extra base hits including three from Ken Nighberger and Dean Biggs. Statter fanned seven over three, Weinrich pitched full distance for Cimarron as they struck out four. Next game set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sublette.
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Garden City
American Legion
Cimarron Legion
Clint Lightner
Ken Nighberger
Dean Biggs
Kreutzer
Bob Statter
Cimarron
Weinrich
Jantz
J. Rohrbaugh
Kramer
Statter
H Its
Rupp
Garden Jed
Garden
Legion Squads
Subletta Legion
Four SW Kansas league softball games schedule tonight
cimarron garden 10 four SW Kansas league women’s softball games on tap tonight two at pin nup park diamond here on the focal field cimarron’s 00 oo1 o-14 travelers take on sherman’s 623 )-to 9 grill at 7 30 pm the 9 pm night cap matches kismet kom jets against smith packers coca cola garden city goes to lakin for a 7 20 pm cst game garden city telegram wheerfield lions for a 7 30 pm cst contest four other swkl games are scheduled this week wednivaloy flames are at carden city lakin play telegram at 7 80 pm followed by deerfield against coca cola at 9 pm on friday smith packers ao tat cimarron and sherman’s grill at kismet both those times start at 7 40 pm
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Southwest Kansas League
Pinnup Park
Cimarron
Sherman
Kismet
Komjets
Smith Packers
Coca-Cola
Garden City
Lakin
Garden City Telegram
Wheerfield Lions
Wednivaloy Flames
Carden City
Telegram
Deerfield
Coca Cola
Knothole Clubs Play 3 Games Over Weekend
Three Knothole baseball games were played at Clint Lightner Field Saturday and Sunday. Knights of Columbus Blues beat Shriner's in both Saturday games with 10-0 in the Atram feature and a 1-7 preliminary. Sunday featured a Kiwanis victory over Rotary 6-5 in a thriller after a forfeit Thursday night.
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Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus Blues Ale
Shriners
Roth
Knights
Bergkamp
Blues
Ortiz
W. Bergkamp
L. Brack
Shriner's
Patterson
Holmes
Burkett
Bliepifetter
Pattock
Shriney
Umnkle
Tobertson
Rapp
Wes
Guadian
Shriner
Robertson
Columbus
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Seerond
Maie
Baseball Scores From AP Report Kansas Wins Narrowly
The Associated Press tally shows Wichita National Guard 2 Columbus 1 in a tight tilt. Healy defeats Ulysses 5 to 4. Kansas City Braves beat Dodge City Moose 7 to 0. Dodge City Moose 12, Ulysses Merchants 0. Liberal 12, Elkhart 2.
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Associated Press
Wichita National Guard
Columbus
Healy
Ulysses
Kansas City Braves
Dodge City Moose
Ulysses Merchants
Liberal
Elkhart
Aussie Triumphs at Wimbledon Singles Final
Margaret Smith became the first Australian woman to win Wimbledon after defeating Bil Ile Jean Moffitt of Long Beach Calif 6 3 6 4 The Sydney star avenged an earlier upset and completed a sweep for the Australian team as the Americans rallied in other events.
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Wimbledon
England
Margaret Smith
Bil Ile Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Sydney
Miss Moffitt
No Replacement at Washington Zimmer Sets Blistering Pace
Baseball legend Don Zimmer shines with the Washington Senators driving seven runs, four from a grand slam, four hits, and a .306 average as Washington extends its winning streak to seven under Gil Hodges. Dodgers and Angels stumble as Yanks and White Sox win. Indians, Giants, and Pirates post varied results.
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Associated Press
Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Chicago
Ernie Banks
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Gene
Freese
Maury Wills
Zimmer
Washington Senators
Senators
Wine Server of Prince Released from Charge
In ABMADBEN Scotland a Stornoway prosecutor dropped charges against a hotel owner and a barmaid after they served cherry brandy to Prince Charles heir to the British throne. Charles reportedly slipped past a detective guard and ducked into the hotel bar for a drink, with the local drinking age set at 18.
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Abmadben
Ukraine Premier Gets Lower Communist Job
Moscow dispatch reports Vladimir Shverbitsky, Ukraine’s premier since 1901, has been reassigned to a regional Communist party post. Pravda says he now heads the party’s industrial apparatus in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
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Ukraine
Moscow
Vladimir Shverbitsky
Premies
Soviet Ukraine
Communist Party
Pravda
Dnepropretrovsk
Zanzibar Votes Today for a New Government
Zanzibar voters chose a new government to guide the spice island toward independence, contingent on demonstrating political stability to Britain.
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Zanzibar
Spice Island
Britain
Koufax Dominates Reds in Dodgers Opening Victory
Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax pitched a four hitter for his second straight shutout of the season, lifting the NL leaders to a 4 0 win over Cincinnati in the first game of a doubleheader. The performance pushed his record to 14 gate? with the majors leading ERA at 1 73, as Spahn added a 20 win season with a complete game shutout for the Braves in Houston.
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Logangeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Cards
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Houston
Indians
Yankees
Jack Kralick
Max Alvis
al Lupluw
Joe Azcue
Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Samly Koufax
Warren Spalin
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Kontax
Reds
San Meanclaca Gianta
Spade
Milwaukee Braves
Ken Royer
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Washington Senatora
Beati Ng
Los Angeles Angels
Darrall
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Boxton
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kowlax
Dodger
Mort Gooper
Spahn
Lila Fith
Colts
Taat
Asset New Frascrsco
Musial
Nek Graut
Jim Mart
Grant
Madors
Cobson
Marichal
al Barlick
Gibson
Orlando Copoda
Big Score For Slow Pitchers In Wild League Game
Welders Supply defeated Chita in a high scoring slow pitch game that set league records. Pierceville led by Wayne Keith with three triples and multiple players tallying three hits as Welters won despite seven errors by Merceville.
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Chita
Jonsen Grain
Pierceville
Wooley Anon
Little Leagua
Weklers
Merceville
Xtra
Welters
George Mader
Jim Heyman
Ken Brungardt
Kurt Mais Din
Gene Mader
Cary Baler
Tom Earle
Piercogilli
Wayne Keith
Jogoth
Jerry Christenden
Arald Miller
Cronin
Corral
Big Frame
Whiners
Police Raids Hit Sicilian Mafia Over Weekend
In Paleris Sicily forces detained over 200 suspects in a weekend sweep targeting six suburbs. The crackdown follows a long conflict blamed for more than 500 deaths in the recent antimafia war.
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Palierig
Sicily
Palersmo
Indore
Communist Raiders Cross Into Viet Nam Reported
SAIGON Viet Nam AP The South Vietnamese Government charged that Communist Raiders crossed into Vietnamese territory from Candnadia last day and stole cash clothes jewelry and cattle Jockey Wille Shoumakey holds the record for most whiners in one year Me scored 485 times in MOR
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Candnadia
Wille Shoumakey
Poem Fragment on Samile and Return Cadence
A fragment shows a speaker lamenting that every observer would return the speaker’s own name to them. The incomplete verse hints at identity and reciprocity themes without completing the thought or naming further details.
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