Yanks Trim Nats Gain League Lead
Yankees edge Washington 7-1 and dominate in a doubleheader sweep. Romano homered twice in the opener and drove in three runs. Power, sidelined, returned to health and hit a key RBI single in Los Angeles. Angels beat White Sox 2-0 with Belinsky and Lee combining for seven hits allowed.
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Camilo Pascual
Garden City Telegram page highlights July 22, 1964 events
A compact page from the Garden City Telegram dated Wednesday July 22, 1964 outlines local news briefs, notices, and briefs of interest. It includes community happenings, small notices, and short updates typical of a midweek newspaper page.
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Garden City Telegram
Weekend Softball And Baseball Schedule Highlights
Wednesday events feature five men's slow pitch games at Fansier Field and a 7 p.m. clash Kemper Electric against First Methodist Garden City Co-op at 6 p.m. A Midget League all star baseball game starts at Clint Lightner Field followed by a Major League contest. Women’s district fast pitch tourney continues with games at Cleaver Field Cimarron Crossing Park and a 9 p.m. Deerfield matchup. Thursday brings two minor league Knothole games at Hunt Lightner Field and multiple softball matchups at Cimarron and Fansier with finals at 8 p.m. An Optimist Tee-Ball tourney opens with two games at 6:30 p.m. and a morning craft at Tinney County Parks. Bowling leagues fill the night at Garden Bowl.
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Fannier Field
Weathern Auto Btnre
Kemper Electriac
First Methodist Church
Garden City Sales Co
Garland Furniture
Garden City Co-op
Church of the Nazarene
Gardiner Dalry
Girdiner S Dalry
Clint Lightnner
Clint Lightner
Koirhts Ve
Kiwanis
Cleave Wet Weld
Clmar‘ton Crossing Parke
Cimarron
Snfthail
Eaglea League Tourney For Girls of Ages 11-15, Sockets Va
Cleaver Field
Jets Wa Cometa
Fansier Pleth
Jaycee Airlinks
Wonen
Handien
Garden Bowl
Thurmay
Fansler Field
Century Refinery
Chrigtensen Grain
Pierceville
Red Bal- Noor
Haris
Fiist Methodist Church
Santa Fe Mators
Deerfield
Western Auto Store
Garden Iy Sales Co
Baadall
Knothole
Hunt Lightner Field
Rotary Ae Lions
Swomen's
Mt Cleaver Field
Swomen’s
Cimarron Crossing Park
Clmarron
Tirney
Tryfars
Civic Center
Two Winners At Cimarron In Softball Tourney
Cimarron Greensburg favored Rangers won 38-6 over Pennington Brotting Goods of Dodge City while Minneola beat Cimarron 12-4 in five innings as the district women's fast pitch tournament moved toward state berths. Dodge faces Minneola next, then Greensburg meets Ingalls in the 8 p.m. feature as the event runs through Thursday with potential Friday action. Attendance topped 100 at Cimarron Crossing Park.
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Cimarron
Greensburg
Rangers
Rear Bend
Pennington Brotting Goods
Dodge City
Minneola
Ingalls
Dodge
Cim
Cockriel dominates Western Plains mixed bowling night
Loren Cockriel with 233 high game and 599 high series leads Garden Bowl action as Western Plains Mixed League marks week eight. Ann Depperschmidt posts 177 high women's game, Bonnie Zirkel tops women’s series with 451. Car-Depps claims top team game 689 and top team series 1,340 while results include Hummer Radio-TV beating Welders Supply 4-1 and other matchups with close totals.
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Loren Cockriel
Garden Bowl
Western Plains
Kansas Ave. Conoco
Ann Depperschmidt
Car- Depps
Bonnie Zirkel
Hummer Radio-Tv
Car-Depps
Welders Supply
Kell
K-T Oil
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Jones Builders
Kansas Ave
Conoco
Beulah
Beulah’s Beauty Shop
Purdys
Crumby- Smith
Sears- Roebuck
Satanta Works On Hospital Addition And City Diamond Use
In Satanta a local construction crew expands the Satanta District Hospital while the lighted baseball diamond serves both the American Legion team and the town team, indicating shared field use during the project.
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American Legion
Satanta
Satanta District Hospital
Deerfield Slow Pitch Club Sees Extra Innings Victory
In Fansler Field action Tuesday night Deerfield league play produced an eight inning thriller as Red Balloon edged Garden Belle Lumber 11 4 in the opener. Kent Nanninga led Red Balloon with two singles and a double while Garden Belle’s Glen Woods doubled twice and singled twice.
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Fansler Field
Red Balloon
Garden Belle Lumber
Red Halloon
Garden Belle
Knights Reds Take Pait from Shriners
Knights of Columbus Reds defeated Shriners in both ends of a two game Knothole youth baseball double header at Clint Lightner Field. The Reds won the B team prelim 6 3 and the A team feature 13 5. Bergkamp led with 3 for 3 singles as Servantez and Mesaan Wonsettler added extra hits. In the nightcap Reds exploded for nine runs in the sixth to overcome a 5 2 Shriners lead. Brungardt pitched three scoreless frames and Bieker earned the win with eight strikeouts.
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Heinemann
Renick
Ned Graham
Gust Nelson
C. J. Godwin
Lanny Pauley
Frank Peterson
Burtis Motors
Earl
Bulge
Burtis
Maurice Towns
Bud Deaver
Dennis Kleysteuber
Corky Tabor
Mark Robins
al Rupp
Marvin Cox
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Tough- Jack Century
Glen Brownlee
George Pappas
Hollis Peitz
Larry Colson
Jim Zubeck
Bob Fulton
Knights of Columbus Reds
Shriners
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Reds
Bergkamp
Servantez
Mesaan Wonsettler
Schourr
Shriner
Hinkle
Gereche
Garcia
Brungardt
Farr
Patterson
Gilger
Becker
Bieker
Liberal Beejays Move Into Fourth Round
The Liberal Beejays improved to 4-0 in the Kansas non pro baseball tournament with a 6-0 win over Bronson in Wichita. Gary Keeter allowed only one hit and struck out 13 in six innings as the game ended early due to the six run margin.
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Wichita, Kan
Beejays
Kansas
Bronson
Gary Keeter
Jaguars Capture Tee Ball Title
The Jaguars beat the Cougars 11 to 9 at Cleaver Field to win the 1964 Optimist Club Tee-Ball Softball League for girls ages 8 to 10. One league game remains, Lions versus Bobcats, at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Cleaver Field, a first round tourney game. Bobcats have assured second place.
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Cleaver Field
Jaguars
Optimist Club
Cougars
Lions
Bobcats
Cabbers Upset in Southwest Kansas softball action
Yellow Cab of Garden City upset Kismet Komets 11 to 8 at Cleaver Field in the district tourney. Eight teams compete for a state meet berth in Great Bend next month with Scott City News Chronicle and Liberal rivals advancing in a double-elimination format.
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Garden City
Southwest Kansas
Cleaver Field
Kismet Komets
Great Bend
Kismet
Komets
Scott City News Chronicle
Seo
Jimbo
Otter
Scott
Red
Cities
Cheskets
Southern Belles
Scott City
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