Podres Key Dodger Hope In National League Race
Los Angeles Dodgers rely on Johnny Podres as elder statesman to drive a chase for the NL pennant. Alvin Dark credits Podres’ hot pitching as pivotal, with a five game win streak reaching 9-6 after a 10-5 win over Pittsburgh. Maury Wills backs the attack as Dodger defense builds a 6 4 game edge over Chicago. Cubs beat Braves to keep pace.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Podres
Dark
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cubs
San Francisco
Reds
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
Standings and results from major leagues with schedules
The Standings report lists National League leaders led by Los Angeles with Chicago St Louis and San Francisco close behind. Results include Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 and Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 5, plus multiple interleague scores and upcoming games across New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati.
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L. Pet.g.b
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
W.L. Pet.g.b
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Los Angles
Standard Hunting Dates Adopted by Kansas Commission
Kansas hunters will gain predictable openings for prairie chickens pheasant and quail as the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission standardizes hunting dates each year. Prairie chickens open the first Saturday in November pheasants the second Saturday in November and quail the third Saturday in November with season lengths bag limits and possession limits set annually after population surveys.
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Pratt
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
DeMolay Athletic Tourney Planned Across West Kansas
West Kansas District DeMolay hosts its first annual athletic tournament Saturday with ten trophies. Participants hail from Liberal Hugo ton Sharon Springs and Garden City chapters. Events include bowling golf tennis swimming rifle and top two placements receive awards. Public welcome at 8 am events from 9 am to 2 pm.
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West Kansas
Liberal
Hugoton
Sharon Springs
Garden City
Garden Bowl
Garden City Country Club
Garren
National Guard
Co-op Wins Sixth Game In Slow-Pitch League
Garden City co op defense limited Christensen Grain of Pierceville to 11 4 victory at Fansler Field. Co op led 6 0 after two innings and totaled 14 hits to Pierceville six. Jerry Roth led with three singles, while Jerry Wade added a triple and a single. Lee Rupp Paul Jellison Stan Elliott and Larry Mowry each had two singles for Co op. Herman Golay allowed six hits across six league games.
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Minnesota
New York Yankees
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Earl Francis
Garden City Co-op
Fansler Field
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Co-op
Jerry Roth
Jerry Wade
Lee Rupp
Paul Jellison
Stan Elliott
Larry Mowry
Wayne Reith
Herman Golay
Lions, Shriners Split Minor League Knothole Doubleheader
Shriners beat Lions 7-3 in three innings of the B team preliminary and Lions won 12-1 in six innings. Hitting led by Burkett, Caywood, Litton, Holmes, Gereche for the Shriners and Dewey, Palmer, K Jamison for the Lions. Long of the Lions fanned 13 with no walks. Wainscott of the Lions fanned seven with 12 walks.
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Lions
Shriners
Clint Lightner
Burkett
Caywood
Litton
Holmes
Gereche
Proffitt
Dewey
Palmer
Shriner
Hinkle
Norton
Godwin
Palmer K. Jamison
R. Jamison
R. Heinemann
Games Set Saturday In Slow Pitch Loop
Stadium field will be in use for the first time Saturday night for non league men slow pitch softball. Schedule appears in Saturdays Telegram. Newly installed lights were wired and tested last night, with four of eight poles functioning for infield play.
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Junior Reed
Reed-Stinematz Excavating Service
Fanslar
City Craws
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Ster
Telegram
Golf Honors to Sally Robinson at Garden City Club
Sally Robinson captured the 18 noto A flight last Tuesday during weekly Ladies Day at Garden City Country Club for the Kansas Women's Golf Association low meet score. Jo Ann Sjodal won the 18-hole B flight with 105 and a 24 handicap. Grace Craig and Botty Benson won nine hole divisions. Next Tuesday features blind bogey play with multiple flight pairings. Ramon Mesias led the Houston Colts in stolen bases last season with 12.
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Sally Robinson
Garden City Country Club
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Robinson
Jo Ann Sjodal
Ing
Grace Craig
Botty Benson
Craig
Benson
Louise Gondies
Erdeng Corley
Marolyn Chmelka
Katherine Strackeljohn
Louise Vance
Doris Carmichael
Serena Downing
Rena Ryan
Raye Eisner
Marion Thess
Sibyl Miler
Vesta Korif
Lee Maxfield
Nellie Lile
Maxine Blanchard
Bonnie Denies
Bernice Anderson
Ruth Hooker
Judy Bourne
Sue
Unger
Barbara Mc Vickers
Alma Jobingon
Betty Waters
June Benedict
Abby Morgan
Joyce Hoone
Katherine Start
Florence Nanninga
le- Moine Jones
Virginia Meschke
Fiight
Bolly Benson
Donna Schifalbein
Jean Speckman
Nora Blackwood
Virginia Krey
Mildred Archibald
Nel Lindner
Erna Andrews
Maxine Mercer
Dorothy Ogden
Jeanne Gimple
Shirley Carmichael
Mary Burden
Ramon Mesias
Houston Colts
Maxine Bates Leads High: Hammer TV Repair Dominates Garden Bowl
Maxine Bates of the Hammer TV Repair team rolled 195 for a top women s game as the Thursday Mixed League finished week six at Garden Bowl. Raymond Blackwood and Louis Zirkel posted 221 games for C&W and Hummer TV, while Zirkel led men s series at 568. C&W blanked Jones Construction 4 0, others included Rickman Body Shop over Circle E Ranch 1 821 1 921 and Shummer TV over Garden City Co op 2 006 1 840.
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Maxine Bates
Hammer TV
Garden Bowl
Raymond Blackwood
C&w
Louis Zirkel
Hummer TV
Bonnie Eines
Machine Supply
Zirkel
Jones Construction
Rickman Body Shop
Circle-E Ranch
Shummer TV
Garden City Co-op
Gardiner Dairy
Smithland
Flamingo Motel
Krebs Construction
Kansas dove season set for 60 days in 1963
Pratt AP Kansas hunters gain a 60 day mourning dove season from Sept 1 to Oct 30 with a daily bag of 10 and a possession limit of 20 after opening day, two fewer than 1962. Shooting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Other waterfowl and rail regulations follow, with dates and limits for rails gallinules woodcock and Wilsons snipe. Prairie chicken pheasant and quail seasons to open in November with September population surveys guiding later limits.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas Commission
Woodcock
All-Star Game Set in Midget League Championship
Alta Brown and Garfield All Stars clash next Tuesday at Clint Lightner Field for the Midget League city baseball final. The eight inning game splits into four inning halves to fit 18 players per side with Bud Johnson umpiring and Ray Bondy on bases. Tony Jewell announces, Dave Kollar coaches Alta Brown, while Dean Biggs leads Garfield. A Minor League Knothole game Notary versus Lions follows.
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Alta Brown
Garfield All Stars
Gama Finve
Clint Lightner
Gvonina
Bud Johnson
Ray Bondy
Tony Jewell
Dave Kollar
Dean Biggs
Garfield
Notary
Lions
Kismet Komets take key win in southwest league race
Kis met Filmet s Komets beat Coca Cola of Garden City 4 to 3 in seven innings to seize the inside track in the Southwest Kansas League. Mary Patrick pitched for Kismet and Rita Servantez for Coke as both teams commit three errors and Coke strands runners on the bases in a double play ending the seventh.
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Kismet
Filmet
Komets
Coca-Cola
Garden City
Seward County
Klamet
Lakin
Cimarron
Deerfield
Garden City Telegram
Coke
Sherman's Grill
Smith Packers
Telegram
Sherman
Smith
Mary Patrick
Rita Servantez
Finney County Parks Fish and Game Board Directors Appointed
New president Neville Dunnan appoints all ten directors to the Finney County Parks Fish and Game Association board alongside the four officers Dr Earl W Welas vice president Floyd Pippitt secretary and Lawrence Kowolski treasurer Also named are Dr Hi Tt Stone Bill Selover Dr John R Ogden Jerry Blonehocker Walter Snell and George Hvang Kalvesta The club meets at Civic Center 7290 p.m fourth Thursday monthly Pitcher Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts struck out 204 National League batters in 242 innings last season.
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Finney County Parks, Fish, and Game Assa
Neville Dunnan
Earl W. Welas
Floyd Pippitt
Lawrence Kowolsk
Hi Tt. Stone
Bill Selover
John Rt. Ogden
Jerry Blonehocker
Walter Snell
George Hvang
Kalvesta
Civic Center
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Palmer Trails: Hart Leads In Dallas PGA Opener
In a scorching Dallas Athletic Club round, Dick Hart shot 69 to seize a early lead in the PGA championship. Palmer, the early favorite, carded 68 but dropped four three putts as Hart edged him by one stroke and built a three shot margin on Burns Nicklaus and others in a 167-player field.
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Dallas
Tes
Tess
Amott Palmer
Dallas Athletic Cluh
Dick Hart
Amooth
Ju Nita Roros
Palmer
Ted
Dallas Athletic Club
Tony
Hart
Hinadale
Golf Cuit
Inter Ne
Burns
Mantet
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Mason Rudolph
Shelley Mayfield
Dallas’ Brook Mellow Country Club
Ereh
Fred
Mores
Monyfield
Uvdark
Envy Stewart
Doug Ford
Dennis Hats
Pittsburgh
Alice Crampton
Loma
Chick Congdon
Tacoma
Weekend sports slate features Legion tourney and local leagues
Saturday marks the second of four days of the American Legion subdistrict baseball journey at Clint Lightner Field. Substantial activity includes Minor League Knothole baseball at Chet Cleaver Field and a Kiwanis Rotary clash at 4 pm. Sunday offers an annual Jaycee Open golf event at Jaycee Airlinks from 6:30 am to 10 am with multiple flights and trophies, plus non league slow pitch softball and junior baseball games at Clint Lightner Plaid.
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Annnval American Legion
Dlatkiet
Clint Lightner
Nora City
Garden City
Pam
Sublette Va
Greenaburg
Fansler Field
St. James
Space League
Chiat Cleaver
Orbits
Rockets
Chet Cleaver
Garden City Telegram
Kismet
Deerfield Lionas
Sherman's Grill
Garden Bowl
American Legion
Knothole Haseball
Knights of Columbia
Bluesox
Odd Fellows
Jayceo Airlinks
Fangler Field
Kiwania
Rotary
Kiwanis
Dickerson Leads Coaches at Fort Hays Clinic
John Dickerson head coach of Garden City High joins 17 other Kansas high school coaches directing sessions at the fourth annual Fort Hays State College football coaching clinic. He will discuss wing and other patterns on a panel with area coaches including Bob Gerard and others while about 150 coaches attend.
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John Dickerson
Garden C Ty High
Fort Hays State College
Dickerson
Kansas High
Great Bend
Nerg Bender
Lyases
Sput-Toftonge
Atlnie
Wayne J. McConnell
Fort Hays
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Giants
By the Assciated Press
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Ohio
Kentucky
Dick Donovan
Cleveland Indians
Department of the Interior
Little Links
Finnup Park
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Sun
Rusty Meinert
Rod Pierce
Dave Mahan
Susanne Crostin
Kelly Hays
Pat Joyce
Scotty Scott
Gary Dick
van Phillips
Joe Hamman
Mark Cockriel
Bruce Stallaworth
Sam Troggatte
Steve Krug
David Stephens
Stewart Nelson
Greg Purrdy
Russ Boone
Jerry Tuarty
Rod Burgett
Chuck Dunn
Lynn Dunford
Mark Anderson
John Bondy
John Naab
Ted Bayer
Tom
Thure
Day
Cova-Cola
Sith Packers
Cimarron Deerfield
Game Group
Kanane Blaze
Hutchinson
Kansas State Fairgrounds
Kign
Athe Roth
Bat Hart
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Sports Slate
Hays Clinic
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AIR Control CO
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