Miller Boosts Orioles Hopes With Key Relief Win
Relief ace Stu Miller revitalizes Baltimore pennant push by delivering a crucial eighth inning out of a loaded bases situation against Detroit. His 15th save of the season extendsBaltimore’s margin and fuels late surge as Boog Powell Gentile Robinson and Johnson homer to back Pappas. Detroit’s Lary falls in comeback bid.
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Billy Bruton
Moe Dprabowsky
Athletics
Boston
Red Sox
Kansas City
Drabowsky
Dave
Morehead
Patterson Sees Equal Title Chance in Liston Bout
Floyd Patterson says his chances to regain the heavyweight title against Sonny Liston are equal. He even jokes about a disguise beard and moustache he would wear if defeated, while noting he expects to win and does not fear another quick KO. Patterson also quashes fear rumors as Green Bay Packers begin camp after final regulars arrive. The Indians posted 27 shutouts last season with 15 by AL rivals.
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Nev
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Liston
Patterson
Chicago
New York
Floyd
Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
The Standings show St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 after 10 innings. Tuesday results include New York at Minnesota rained out and Kansas City 11 Boston 9 with Baltimore 5 Detroit 2 and Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 4.
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Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
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Detroit
Washington
Hoston
Reds and Blues Split Two In Knights Of Columbus Game
The Knights of Columbus minor league knothole doubleheader at Clint Liehtner Field ended with the Reds taking a 10 9 thriller in the opening game and the Blues winning 10 4 in the nightcap. Key performances included J Bergkamp and M Ortiz adding two singles each, D Garcia two hits, and Blues pitcher Runo fanning 14 in the nightcap.
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Blues
Rines
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Aml Act
Herman
Runo
Wkoller
National Jalopy Races Slated
Plans are shaping for the seventh annual national jalopy championship races in Hutchinson Kansas. The speed classic will be run on a dralfemile oval with qualifying trials the day before the main event. Pre race festivities start at 6 00 p m Sunday and racing goes under way at 2 00 p m. Seven events comprise the Sunday program capped by the 50 lap national title race.
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Hutchinson
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Oo Pnt
Two Games Tonight At Chet Cleaver Field Double Header
A special men’s fast pitch softball double header is set for Chet Cleaver Field tonight with Funsilar Tire facing a Dodge City team. First game starts at 8 p.m. Catcher John Romano led the Cleveland Indians with 2a home runs and 81 RBIs in 1962.
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Funsilar Tire
Dodge City
John Romano
Cleveland Indians
Fansler Triumphs Over Texans Twice in Split Doubleheader
Fansler defeats the Texans twice in a Chet Cleaver Field doubleheader on Tuesday night. The locals win game one 12 to 9 in nine innings and game two 2 to 3 in three frames. Andy Guerrero and Freddie Mendienteh each had two hits in game one, while Fansler racked 92 hits in game two with three errors by the opponents.
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Andy Guerrero
George Servantez
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Texans
Freddie Medingedteh
Garden
Bansler
Local Sports Slate With Multiple Games Tonight
Major League Knothole baseball features a 8:00 p.m. game at Clint Lightner Field Rotary versus Knights of Columbus. Space League softball includes Jets versus Rockets for girls 11 to 45 at Chet Cleaver Field. Missiles clash with Titans at Alta Brown Field. Also bowling leagues and several turf games scheduled at Garden Bowl Fanster Field and Chet Cleaver Field with several minor events including a fast pitch double header and tee ball action.
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Kunz Mobil Service
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Dodge City
Fansler Field
Garden City
Co-op
Anristensen Grain
Pierceville
Chet Cleaver
Badgers
Sharks
Major League Leaders revel in the stats rush
The Associated Press lists leaders by league with names and figures in batting runs batted in home runs and more. Notable names include Rose Hank Aaron Brooks Robinson Koufax and Yastrzemski across NL and AL with top marks in hits doubles triples and strikeouts.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Groat
St. Louis
White
Aaron
Milwaukee
H. Aaron
Santo
Chicago
Pinson
Cincinnati
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Koufax
Los Ageles
Maloney
Drysdale
Chiefs Start Camp With 23 Rookies in Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs opened summer camp aiming to repeat as AFL champions. Coach Hank Stram expects 20 to 30 percent improvement if three issues are fixed, including punter and flankers, plus a service gap at defensive left end. Top rookies Bobby Bell Junious Buchanan and Ed Budde defer reporting until Aug 4 for the College All-Star game in Chicago.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Bill Hull
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Junious Buchanan
Grambling la
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Costly Vacation For Bo Belinsky
The Los Angeles Angels balked at sending Bo Belinsky to Hawaii and removed him from the payroll after he refused to report to the Hawaii farm club. His $15,000 season salary costs about $90 a day, and a likely 10 day wait to regain form could push vacation costs above $5,000. Belinsky, 28, was 1-7 with a 6.39 ERA when cut, months after a no hitter for Baltimore. He was briefly linked to Mamie Van Doren and a pirate film before turning to unemployment in sports and show business.
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Fred Haney
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Koufax McCovey Pace NL Hitting Slump Ties Pace
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax won his ninth straight and 16th of the season with six perfect innings in a 5 2 victory over Philadelphia. Willie McCovey homered in both games against Pittsburgh, running his hitting streak to 21 and homers to 28 as the Giants split the doubleheader. Cubs edged Milwaukee 1 0 as Ken Hubbs homered. St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 4 on a 10th inning squeeze by Tim McCarver and Bobby Shantee relief. Mets beat Houston 4 3 in New York’s other NL game.
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Sandy Koufax
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Willie McCovey
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Cincinnati
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Houston Colts
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Detroit
Frank Lary
Boog Powell
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Brooks Robinson
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Associated Press
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Willie MeCovey
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Koulfax
Dotters
Whit Atack
Johnny Callison
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Ken Hubbs
Cinelongke
Tim McCarver
Bobby Shante
New York
Mets
Houston
Koufax
Orior
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Don Hoak
Earl Averill
Art Mahaffey
Chris Short
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Jim Gilliam
Callison
Phillies
Nick Willhite
Ed Roebuck
Dallas Green
MacCovey
Stving
Pittsburg
Don Cardwell
Willie Mays
Orlando Cee
Lamar Captures Goodland Meet Championship in Softball
Lamar Colorado farm supply team won the second annual Goodland Jaycees men’s fast-pitch softball tournament, beating Rosel Perforators of Liberal 8-1. Vern Match allowed three hits, Homer Strain homered. Garden City finished fifth behind Southwest Carpet and Tile.
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Farm Supply
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Liberal
Vern
Homer Strain
Garden City
Southwest
Goodland Clothiers
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Hill City Texaco
Rosel
Fair Shopping Center
Sterling
Excavators Edge Welders in Slow-Pitch Thriller
Reed and Stinemetz led with 16 hits as the Excavators beat Welders Supply 12 to 9 at Fansler Field. The winners slugged eight extra-base hits amid 53 minutes of play, overcoming 10 errors while Ken Eisner, Don Bowley, Bill Wasinger and Joe Dreiling powered the offense. Virgil Hands led the losers with multi hit game, as Welders closed the gap after 3 4 innings.
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Reed-Stinemetz
Ken Eisner
Don Bowley
Bill Wasinger
Joe Dreiling
Virgil Hands
Slate Changed For Knotholers
Schedules for Minor and Major League Knothole baseball have been changed to fit the Ameri can Legion sub district tournament here. Herman Beringer announced revised games: Friday Rotary versus Kiwanis at Alta Brown Field 6 p.m. Saturday Knights of Columbus Blues versus Odd Fellows at Chet Cleaver Field 6 p.m. Sunday Major Minor double header Fansler Field Kiwanis versus Rotary 1:30 p.m. Minor League. Rotary versus Kiwanis 4 p.m. Minor League. Monday Shriners versus Knights of Columbus Reds at Alta Brown Field 6 p.m. No B team prelim.
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Kiwanis
Alta Brown Field
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Chet Cleaver Field
Nu-Style and Garnand Split Two Slow-Pitch Games
Nu-Style Shoe Store and Garnand Furniture split a doubleheader at Alta Brown Field on Tuesday. Garnand Furniture won the opener 4-2, Nu-Style captured the nightcap 7-6 before darkness halted play after six innings.
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Nu-Style
Garnand Furniture
Nu Style
Palmer Seeks PGA Championship Win In Texas Heat
Dallas AP Arnold Palmer tops a field of 167 golfers starting Thursday at Dallas Athletic Club for the PGA Championship. Palmer aims to end a year without a major, entering as a 4-1 favorite despite recent results. He notes the course is fair and well-conditioned, while others praise its tough 18 holes.
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Duerf
Arnold Palmer
Texas
Mike Souchak
Foir
Dallas Athletic Club
America
Palmer
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Latrobe
Kismet Downs Sherman’s Grill In SWKL Softball Clash
In Tuesday SWKL play at Kismet, the Kismet Komets beat Sherman’s Grill 7 to 4 to seize the league lead as Mary Patrick earned the win and Shirley Nuzum pitched for Sherman’s. The game was rain-delayed earlier. In Cimarron, Garden City Telegram edged Cimarron Travelers 19 to 18 in a high scoring tilt, Telegram overcoming 18 to 13 hits edge with a seventh inning rally. Two more SWKL games are on the slate for tonight.
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Kismet Komets
Sherman’s Grill
SWKL
Sherman
Mary Patrick
Shirley Nuzum
Cimarron
Garden City Telegram
Cimar
Dodge City advances in non pro tourney
In Wichita, Dodge City beat Kinsley St. Mary's 9-3 to reach the fourth round of the Kansas Non-Pro baseball tournament. The game ended in the eighth with a six-run rule. Wichita National Guard and McPherson Merchants won to advance to the third round, beating Greeley and Wichita IGA respectively. Kinsley and Wichita IGA were eliminated.
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Greeley
Wichita Iga
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