Mays Stars In National League All Star Victory
Willie Mays supplied five RBIs and a stellar catch as the National League beat the American League 5 to 3 in Cleveland. Despite star pitching from Spahn and Marichal, the game drew 44,160 fans who paid high prices, while Sandy Koufax sat out. Pepitone and Richardson had tough days for the AL, and Mays’ late heroics and two stolen bases highlighted the action. The NL manager Alvin Dark used 18 players as the NL extended its edge in the series.
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Tleveland
Ohio
Willie Mass
Willie
San Francisco
Elu
Sandy Koufax
Warren Spahn
Juan Marichal
Spahn
Mays
Alvin Dark
Fo Thetic
Dark
Houk
Bach
Larry Alackson
Jim O'Toole
Jin Bunalyg
McBride
McStar
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Southpaw Wat Wonreshlek
Houston
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Nationals
Boston
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
Dick Radatz
Garden City Telegram July 10 1963 Page 3
Page three of the Garden City Telegram from Wednesday July 10 1963 includes local briefs, notices, and short reports. The readable items reference community events, small notices, and brief sports or classified snippets typical of mid 20th century local newspapers.
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Garden City Telegram
Local Sports Schedule From Clint Lightner and Finnup Parks
Multiple games across Kiwanis Lions Little League and Tee-Ball leagues at Clint Lightner Finnup and Garden City venues. Includes Garden City Ameri can Legion junior baseball Sublette 7 30 p m and various bowling softball and swimming deadlines with teams like Sharks Beavers Rockets Mis siles and Sherman's Kismet listed.
Triple play confusion in Minor League Knothole game
Yesterday's Telegram recounts a rare or tragicomic misprint in a Monday night Knothole baseball clash between Rotary Club and Knights of Columbus Reds. In the top of the fifth, John Dunlap hit a liner to center and Bobby Williams doubled Pierce off second, then Applehans to first caught Halblich off base for a complete triple play, though two runners were never on second.
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Abbott and Costello
Iere
Rotary Club
Knights of Columbus Reds
John Dunlap
Pierce
Steve Halblich
Dunlap
Ouf
Bobby Williams
Williams
Red
Larry Applehans
Halblich
Curvis Seeks World Title Bout With Emil Griffith
Briton Brian Curvis, welterweight champion, after beating Sugar Cliff in Cardiff, states readiness to face world champion Emil Griffith of New York. He eyes Cardiff or Madison Square Garden this fall, with arrangements under way. Cliff, Bahamas native, criticizes Curvis but respects his power as Cliff falls to 2 losses and a draw in 28 fights. Curvis hopes for a stadium in Cardiff for a Griffith bout the second week of September.
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Cardifi
Wales
Brian Curvis
Sugar Cliff
Miami Beach
Fla
Emil Griffith
New York
Griffith
Cardiff
Madison Square Garden
Cliff
Curtis
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Bahamas
Curvis
Maindy
Willie Mays Explains He Plays to Win at All-Star Game
In Cleveland Willie Mays describes his style as always playing to win after driving in two and stealing two bases in the NL All-Star victory. He tallies a tie for most hits in the midseason classic with 20, while limping but insisting he will play tomorrow.
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Jr Bouton
Mays
Aun Willie
Pepitone
Willie
Ken McBride
Cleveland
Willie Mays
San Francisco
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Guijing
Unbeatens Clash in Local Slow-Pitch Showdown
Two top teams Garden City Co-op and Kunz Mobil Service meet at Little League Field at 7 p.m. in a first round showdown for the local men’s slow-pitch league. Kunz boasts five wins 14-8 7-4 10-7 16-3 and 15-14 while Co-op has four Irague-play victories.
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Little League Field
Garden City Co-op
Kunz Mobil Service
Kunz
First Methodist Church
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Wellers Supply
St. James Lutheran Church
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Co-op
Welders Supply
Garland Furniture
Church of the Nazarene
Reed-Stinemelé
Coop
Hut Co Op
Lions Take Two In Knothole Doubleheader at Clint Lightner
Lions defeated Kiwanis in both games of a Minor League Knothole doubleheader. In the B-team game Lions won 4-2 as Kiwanis managed one hit each inning. Culbreath and Kae Wanis contributed for Lions with key hits. In the A-team game Lions moved ahead with steady hitting led by Kiteh Burns and S Nelson who homered and singled. S Nelson struck out 10 for the winners while Boyd had Kiwanis lone hit. Later, vision's softball schedule shows Diamond here tonight at Finnup Park with Insurance of Tukin vs Garden City Telegram at 7:30 and Deerfield vs Coga-Cula at 9.
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Clint Lightner
Kiwanis
Lions
Little League Field
Kunz Mobil Service
Garden City
Garden Bowl
Finnup Park
Lakin
Garden City Telegram
Deerfield
Coca-Cola
Welders
Methodists
Lloyd Jones
Kim Verman
Ken Bringardt
Kent Martin
Culbreath
Joe Kaewanis
Pyroffitt
Tiple
Whitehead
Viuion
Boh Insurance of
Tukin
Coga-Cula
Confident Arnie Palmer Leads British Open
Supremely fit Arnold Palmer led the first round of the British Open, firing a four under par 66 to open a weekend assault on the seaside course. His driving was praised as flawless, with rivals Nicklaus and Rodgers admitting Palmer is at his best.
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Arnie Palmer
Ames
Awlind
Arnold Palmer
Wemin
Latrobe
Palmer
Tuck Nigh- Jans
Phil Rodgers
Atleas
Gary Mayer
Rodgers
Miniature Golf Winners Named
Gary Terman and Jack Crook won divisions in a special miniature golf tourney at Litle Links in Finnup Park. Terman topped nine juniors aged 12 to 16 for first, Crook captured the kids division 12 and under with 17 entrants. Gust Nelson won the adult division with a 93 total over 36 holes.
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Gary Terman
Jack Crook
Litle Links
Finnup Park
Terman
Gomis Iors
Crook
Gust Nelso
Herman
Junin
Pawer
Jim Concannon
Duane Downlain
Juhi Bergkamp
Willy Se
Signe Nelson
Bergkamp
Nelson
3rd Annual American Legion Swim Meet Held Sunday
The third annual American Legion Swim Meet, at Winn Mark pool in Ganon City, features 10 events for ages 7 to 17 with boys and girls divisions. Entries due by Friday 4 pm, forms at the pool, with Gordon Lowery in charge and Post No. 9 sponsoring.
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American Legion
Winn Mark
Ganon City
St. Gordon Lowery
Harry IL Renick
Kent Erickson
Karl Jay
Valmer’s
Legion Post
Tamaran
Legion Awim
Gordon Lowa
Palmer's Jewelry
Parade of Runs In Gals Softball Action
Fifty one runs and forty hits marked a Southwest Kansas League doubleheader at Kinsip Park Diamond. Cimarron Travelers and Smith Packers each played five innings due to the runs ahead rule, with Cimarron and Sharon Nugrer standout hitters and multiple pitchers used by both sides. A men's game at Mang Park was canceled as rain impacted the night, while Ohio State athletes active in the NBA were noted.
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Kinsip Park
Southwest Kansas
Hherman's Grill
Cimarron Travelers
Komets
Smith Pack
Pers
Cimarron Gol i
Tiple
Darla Dentin
Lille Gerstberger
Sharmin
Ithree
Lyon Martin
Dino Slegman
Mary Ann Mader
Cimarron
Freda Pullen
Veneta Wilson
Sherman
Smith Packers
Ballera
Kistet
Kismet
Smith
Mang Park
Southwest
Tike
Hosel
Formlora
Liberal
Patterson Aims for Rematch Victory in Liston Fight
Las Vegas AP report says boxing mentor Cus D Amato believes Floyd Patterson can regain the heavyweight title against Sonny Liston on July 22 by concentrating and avoiding the mistakes that led to their last bout. Patterson trained under D Amato, who notes Patterson felt Liston outmatched him last September and must stay focused.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Moyd Patterson
Lonny Liston
Cas D'Amato
D'Amato
Patterson
Liston
Te Mada
Misako
Ani Gating
Elloyd
Pattereon
State Athletic Commission
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Archie Pearson
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Frank Malzone
Richardson
Shriners
Odd Fellows
Reet-Stinemetz Excavators
Alta Brown Field
Century Refinery
Christensen
Grain of Pierceville
Sharks
Beavers
Finnup Park Field
Knights of Columbus Blues
Rotary
Rockets
Walt Ditzer
New York Yankees
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Davis
al Dark
Mobil
Fierceville
Alla Brown
Lansdon
Marvin Wells
Dee Weiser
Larry Zinn
Joe Roth
Doug McGraw
Charles Davis
Rhe
Arnold
Nicklaus
Joly Sharkey
Ross Whitehead
England
the Legion
Kay Hazard
Sharon van Vleet
Garry | Brooks
Kay
Sharon
Brooks
Kim Wheatley
John Hamman
Thin Green
Mary Lambert
Lois Pearse
Lian Dufeldt
Carolyn Lynn
Smith Ust Yvonne, Batlach
Karen Jones
Jody Barnes
Shirley Desemo
Mary Patrick
Frantos
Lola Pearson
Shoss
Ohlo State Athetes
National Basketball Association
John Havlicek
Heaton Celtics
Mel Nowell
His Age Zephyrs
the Kobarta
Syracuse Nationals
Ai Bgm
Walt Disney
Texas
Savage
Sam
Floyd
Wit Chamberlain
Wayne Hightower
San Francisco Warriors
Kansas
Chae Calan
Cuff Robertson
James Macartyr
Nick Adams
BUY Parker Haya Harareet
Anne Helm
Sudgy Ebsentte
Walter Newman
Damo Swift Co
Columbia Pictures
David von Iin &Gleason
Rooney
Harris
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