McCovey Key Man For San Francisco
Giants star Willie McCovey drives a 4-3 win at Philadelphia, extending his hitting streak to 15 games and hitting his 24th homer as AL Dark praises him. Dodgers stay four games back after a 4-3 victory over the Mets. Cardwell and Marichal win for their clubs while Don Drysdale yields two Mets homers.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
AL Dark
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Giants
McCovey
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Dodgers
Don Cardwell
Pittsburgh
Houston
Standings and Results From The Associated Press Baseball League
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 52 wins and 33 losses followed by San Francisco, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Houston, and New York. Thursday results include St. Louis over Milwaukee 6 to 3 and Chicago over Cincinnati 7 to 0, with Los Angeles beating New York 4 to 3. American League leaders include New York and Chicago, with recent scores featuring New York over Cleveland, and Boston over Minnesota. Schedule notes list upcoming games across both leagues through Sunday and into next week.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Southwest in Goodland Meet at Goodland Invitational
Eight teams enter the annual Goodland invitation men’s fast-pitch softball tournament. Southwest faces Hays Veterans of Foreign Wars at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Sunday games follow as fansler Tires of Garden was to participate but canceled, likely replaced by Kanarado. Other clubs include Goodland Clothing Lamar Farm Supply Senti Realtors Denver Roses Well Perforators Liberal and Fair Shopping Center Sterling. The Goodland Jaycees sponsor the event.
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Southwest Carpet and
Denver
Roses Well
Liberal
Fair
Sterling
Colo
The
Goodlang Jaycees
Caldwell Sets 3-Under Par In Golf League Round
Bennie Caldwell of Austins Cafe shot a sizzling 3 under par 32 at Jaycee Air Links in week six of the Men's Summer Industrial Golf League. Several players matched or exceeded, with Jerry Caldwell and E L Rawlinson at 1 over par and multiple 36s and 37s noted. Week seven fixtures and mid season standings are listed for the league’s 12 week run.
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Jaycee Airlinks
Bennie Caldwell
Austin's Cafe
Jerry Caldwell
Austin’s Cafe
E. L. Rawlinson
Modern Radio
Jim Gass
Kenny Highberger
Gerald Thorne
Foster Music
Austin
NNG
Fire Dept
CSG
Gardiker
Jaycae
MG2
de Camp
Foster
Campbell
Air
Jaycea
No-Hitter in Knothole Play at Clint Lightner Field
A six inning no-hitter by Duane Downtain sparked a Minor League Knothole doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field Thursday night. The IOOF squad beat Shriner 12 to 1 in the second game as Downtain fanned 13 and walked three over 22 batters. Downtain and Taldo each had two hits for IOOF while Nelson and Barnes added multiple hits.
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Duane Downtain
Clint Lightner
Odd Fellows
Shriners
Downtain
IOOF
Shriner
Robertson
Taldo
Nelson
Barnes
B-team win fuels Cronenberg strong relief showing
Cronenberg struck out nine in four innings as 100F won 12-3 over Shriners in a four inning B-team preliminary game. Gereche doubled, Holmes singled for Shriners. For 100F Arnold and Lord tripled and singled, Cronenberg added two hits. Shriners' Hinkle fanned twice and walked one.
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Shriners
Gereche
Holmes
Arnold
Lord
Cronenberg
Hinkle
American Legion Swim Meet Entries Close Today
Entries close at 4 p.m. today for Sunday’s third annual American Legion swimming meet. Boys and girls ages 7% through 17 may enter, with Garden City and area participants welcome. Entry blanks are at the pool, no fee. The meet begins Sunday at 1 p.m. with free admission. Ten events, five for boys and five for girls, will award ten trophies and 20 medals.
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American Legion
Garden City
Area
Minor League Knothole double header at Clint Lightner Field
Friday actions include B-team prelim at 6 pm Knights of Columbus Blues face Rotary in men’s league slow pitch at Kansler Field and 7 pm game Christensen Grain of Pierceville versus St James Lutheran Church. Rockets clash with Missiles in Space League girls softball at Chet Cleaver Field.
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Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus Blues
Rotary
Kansler
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
St. James Lutheran Church
Chet Cleaver Field
Sherman
Kismet
Smith Packers
Liong
Knights of Colubus Reds
Garden Bowl
Zirkel Tops Garden Bowl High Game In Thursday League
Louie Zirkel of the Hammer's Radio and TV team posted a 233 high game as the Thursday Mixed League finished week five at Garden Bowl. Charlotte Yardley led women with 208, while Lilia Shearmire posted a 40 in women’s series and Al Tauscher a 569 in men’s series. Circle E Ranch and Rickman Body Shop posted top team results, with Circle E Ranch defeating Hummer's Radio and TV 3-1, total pins 2,022 to 1,068, and Rickman Body Shop beating Jones Builders 4-0, 2,087 to 1,997. Other results include C. & W over Smith Land Co. 4-0, Garden City Co-op over Farmers 3-1, and Gardiner Dairy over Flamingo Motel 3-1 in a 1,882 to 1,705 split by Krebs Construction and Machine Supply.
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Louie Zirkel
Hammer
Garden Bowl
Charlotte Yardley
Krebs Construction
Lilia Shearmire
Rickman Body Shop
al Tauscher
Circle E Ranch
Stickman, Body Shop
Hummer’s
Jones Builders
Smith Land Co
Garden City Co-op
Farmers
Gardiner Dairy
Flamingo Motel
Krebs
Charles Sets Pace in Open
Charles, the New Zealand left handed golfer, shoots 4 under 66 in the third round at Royal Lytham and St Anne's to take a 206 after 54 holes. Thomson and Nicklaus sit one behind at 207 and 208, with Palmer at 218 and Rodgers fading as the field tightens for the final round.
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St. Anne's
England
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Peter Thomson
Australia
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Oho
Charles
Thomson
Nicklaus
Royal Lytham
Phil Rodgers
Arnold Palmer
Royal Lytham and
Harold Henning
South Africa
Sebastian Miguel
Ramon Sota
Spain
Gary Player
United States
Sally Robinson Tops A Flight at Garden City
Sally Robinson won the 18-hole A flight during weekly ladies day at Garden City County Club with the best score on even holes. Sue Unger and Vesta Korff shared honors in 18-hole B flight. Betty Waters won 9-hole A flight. Marty Burden led 9-hole B flight.
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Sally Robinson
Garden City County Club
Sue Unger
Vesta Korff
Betty Waters
Marty Burden
Serena Downing
Marilyn Chinelka
Louise Gandles
Louise Vance
Katherine Shackeljohn
Doris Carmichael
Erdene Corley
Rene Ryan
Sibyl Miller
Nellie Lile
Maxine Blanchard
Lee Maxfield
Judy Bourne
Bernice Anderson
Jo Ann Sjodal
Ruth Hooker
June Benedict
Barbara McVicker
Katherine Hart
Grace Craig
Joyce Boone
Alma Robinson
Abby Morgan
Florence Wanninga
LeMoine Jones
Virginia Meschke
Mary Burden
Jeanne Gimple
Nel Lindner
Betty Benson
Donna Schiffelbein
Jean Speckman
Shirley Carmichael
Nora Blackwood
Mildred Archibald
Maxine Mercer
Virginia Kroy
Portland Pick For NCAA Tournament In 1965
The NCAA basketball championship will be held in 1965 at Portland Oregon at Memorial Coliseum March 19-20.announcement came from Bernie Shively Kentucky athletics director and tournament committee chair. Next year finals slated for Kansas City.
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Portland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ore
Memorial Coliseum
Choice of
Bernie Shively
University of Kentucky
Kansas City
Unbeaten Great Bend Advances In Kansas Tourney
WICHITA AP Great Bend moved unbeaten into the United round of the Kansas Non-pro Baseball Tournament after a 71 victory over Kinsley Thursday night Liberal and the Wichita Cardinals are the only other teams with perfect records after two games in the double elimination event.
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Wichita
Great Bend
Kansas
Kinsley
Liberal
Wichita Cardinals
Ford’s Tenth Straight Win Keeps Yankees In Front
Whitey Ford, 34, pitched a 3-2 ten-inning victory over the Los Angeles Angels, his 10th straight win and 14th this season, despite 11 Angels hits and two unearned runs. Hector Lopez homered and Joe Pepitone doubled with Elston Howard’s single to seal the win.
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Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Ford
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Mead
Angels
Los Angeles
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Bill Monbouquette
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Julio Navarro
Lopez
Howard
Hal Reniff
White Sox
Hank Aguirre
Mike Hershberger
Liberal Team Captures Pair In Slow Pitch Softball
Liberal team swept a twin bill at Chet Cleaver Field defeating Fansler Tires 10 0 in the opener and Southwest Carpet and Tire 3 0 in the nightcap. Rosel hitters led by Anay Guerrero and BUL Tolbert with a mix of homers, singles, and IL hits. Chadd paced Liberal with 14 strikeouts. Southwest saw Milt Roberts and Karl Whiteley produce a few hits while Haddock’s three singles and a Chadd triple highlighted Liberal’s strong hitting and defense.
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Rosel
Liberal
Chet Cleaver
Fansler
Ttesel
Garden City
Yansler
Anay Guerrero
Bul Tolbert
Chadd
Obelander
Cate
Plicha Stevens
Rose
Andy Guerrero
Wanaler
John Holmes
Southwest
Milt Roberts
Karl Whiteley
Haddock Ted
Towel
Jerry Schult
Christensen Furniture Club Victory Highlights League Night
Christensen, Furniture Club Register Wins as Garnand, Mercoville, and Piercoville post late inning rallies. Garman blanked Reed-Stinemet in a 9-0 win for the league leaders at Fanster Metd. Piercoville notches first league win with a 5-0 win over Century Refinery as Garnand homers, drives in two, and dials extra-base hits while Stars Shearmire and Neiman and others contribute.
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Garnand
Its
Actyon
Wally Baseve
Les Peck
Tom Armgardt
Ray Shearmire
Jim Neiman
Ken Afien
Thes
Kent Murminet
Ken Eisner
Virgil Anands
Rovd-Stinemety
Alta Brown
Pierceville Triumph After Seventh Inning Rally
Pierceville roared back with two runs in the seventh to topple Century despite heavy hitting by both sides. Key performances included Joe Moritz tripling for Century and Doug McGraw driving in the decisive runs for Pierceville, while Witt, Reith, and Kaiger contributed multiple hits as the game featured 23 total hits with limited extra-base output.
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Pierceville
Century
Joe Moritz
Arto
Carroll Witt
Doug McGraw
McGraw
Tyals
Illa
Doyle McGraw
Wayne Reith
Witt
Vor
Jon Mority
Wenny Saly
Chuck Kaiger
Leonard Schiffelbein
Jack Meoxander
Garden City Bank Report of Condition June 29 1963
Charter No 12900 Reserve District No 10 presents the Report of Condition of The Garden City Bank Garden City Kansas at close of business June 29 1963. Assets include cash balances with other banks United States Government obligations and other bonds loans and discounts bank premises and real estate owned investments and other assets and liabilities. The document lists figures for cash government securities corporate stocks loans overdrafts real estate and other asset categories reflecting the bank’s financial position as of the reporting date.
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United States
Cheecka
Cl Rey Cone
OBLTA
Jhsposips
Prominea
Garden City
Kansas
U. S
Oene Oy
Federal Reserve Bank
Otor Bank
Candy Spots Aims for Amartein Dechy at Arlington Park
Candy Spots seeks a $100,000-added Amart ein Dechy upset at Arlington Park with a six to seven horse field. Last month Rex Co Btsworth’s three year old trailed Elmendorf arm’s H Major by a week in Chicago’s Washington Park event. Jockey Wilio Shoemaker rides Candy Spots as B Major returns aboard H Major in the 14 and 1/16 mile race. Other possibles include Sky Gem Coamlie Np Crowdt 117 River Divide Farm and Lemon Twist with weights around 114 to 126.
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Candy Spota
B. Major
Ray Broussard
Lve Cindy Spota
Wilio Shoemaker
Candy Spots
Fred W. Hooper
Willan
Miller
River Divide Farm
Coamle Np
Theodore 2D
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Braves
Juan Marichal
Bob Bolin
Ray Culp
Roger Craig
Jessé Gonder
Mets
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Craig
Radgers
Cardwel
Jim Wynn
Pirates
Dick Farrell
Dick Schofield
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Don Nottebart
Dick Ellswwrth
Andre Rogers
al Worthington
Dom Zann
Ken Hubbs
Don Landrum
Jim Maloney
Eddie Kaska
Pete Rose
Dick Groat
Bill White
Cardinals
Lew Burdette
Lee Maye
Associated Press National League
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Caldwell
Northern Natural Gas No
Foster Music Co
Gardiner Dairys
Jaycee No
American Telephone and Telegraph
Jaycee
NNG 1
Gardiner
At&t
Fire Department
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Joey Giardello
Tiger
Gene
Giardello
Africa
Ole Miss
By Walt Ditzen
Surance
Finnup Park
Gordon Lowe
Rotary Club
Knights of Columbus
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Fansler Field
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Kunz Mobil Service
Telegram
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Neklaus
Sewstaker Sengolum
Frank Phillips
Max Faulkner
Ken Bousfield
Denia Hutchinson
Pater Alliss
Malcolm Leeder
Dal Roes
Wales
Jim Landis
Gary Peters
Jim Hrosnan
Peters
Monbouquette
Twins
Dick Stigman
Stigman
Bob Tillman
I Ed Bressoud
Senators
Tom Cheney
Orloles
Wyatt
Wildness
Larry Brown
Wild
Indians
Dick Howser
al Luplow
Jose Azcue
Willie Kirkland
George Alusik
Ken Marrelson
Dec Edwards
A’s
Albert Burns
Allen's Safety Center
International
Garden City Telegram
Priday
ajyCominion
Cver, Bhe
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Assis
Lorenzo C. Regester
Casaier
Lorenzo C
A C. Gottschalk
James van Dit
E Dale
FH. Corley
Garden National Bank
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