Radio Golf Team Keeps Loop Lead
The Radio Golf team keeps the loop lead in the 12-team Men's Industrial Golf League at Kaycee Airlinks after seven weeks. Standings list Modern Radio 7-0 atop, with Federal Aviation Agency close at 6-1, and Foster Music and Red's Cities Service tied for fourth. Sixth week saw Red's Cities Service win on the front nine, and several players sharing medalist honors with 36s. Seventh-week results include Modern Radio beating Cities Service Gas and Northern Natural Gas defeating Campbell Insurance, with Bernie Caldwell the front-nine medalist. Reading, Pa. (AP) former Carlisle standout William Lone Star Dietz, 78, died July 2 after a hospital stay. he coached at Haskell and at several colleges, and was connected to Jim Thorpe’s era. Burial in Reading.
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Modern Radio
Kaycee
Federal Aviation Agency
Foster Music and
Red’s Cities Service
Northern Natural
Cities Service Gag
Red Balloon
Gardiner Dairy
Austin’s
Jaycees No
Campbell
Surance
Red's Cities Service
Campbell Insurance
Northern Natural Gas
Jaycees No. 1
Austin's
Cafe
Foster
Music
Cities Service Gas
Don Coulter
Russy Bray
W. J. Schiffelbein
Cities Service
Austn
Foster Music
Reading
William Lone Star
Dietz
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Carisle
Washington State University
Purdue
Louisiana Polytech
Wyoming
Albright
Pop Warner
Stanford
Temple
Weekend sports slate with postponed games and leagues
A chaotic schedule lists softball, baseball, and bowling fixtures for the week. Postponements include a Tuesday night rain disruptor and a rescheduled minor league doubleheader. The report also highlights results from Sunday Scotch foursome play and individual golf achievements at Garden Bowl with Branden and Cox leading in longest drive and low putts.
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Adaycee
Don Coulter
Vera Wamppler
J Bill Branden
Francis Cox
Russsell Bray
Adelia Jones
Branden
Evelyn Wasson
Weather Halls Knothole Loop at Clint Lightner Field
Rain postponed Minor League action as Odd Fellows and Knights of Columbus Reds faced a make-up game to decide second place in the K-18 affiliated Minor League. Blues already clinched the title while Lions and Odd Fellows vie for the remaining playoff berth. a possible tiebreaker Friday night. Major League action: Rotary vs Lions at 6 30 p m precedes the makeup. Wind down with upcoming double-headers and final games as the season nears. Bullfrog season starts in Kansas with eight daily limit and licensing rules.
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Softhall
Anual Tien
Tournett
Funster Field
Penn
Chnt Taghtner
Kuathele
Hotary
Lions At
Knights of Columbus
Odd Fellows
Irey
Coca-Cola League
Hoya
Cleaver Field
Seminoles
Navajoy
Pierceville
Jaycee Atrlinis
Worm's
Whursday
Bofthalls
Tocar Saaurent
Muneles Wield
Saschall
Atender
Cutunbug
Blues
Ffor Ip Ky
Botts
Garden Bowl
Knothole
Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus Reds
P.m
Lightner Field
Knights of Columbus Blues
Lions
Lion
Knight Reds
Garden
Blics
Lightner
Rotary
Reds
Kiwanis
Fewer Pheasants Were Shot in State During 63 Season
Kansas forestry and game commission reports show hunters pursued small game less overall in 1963 despite pheasant and prairie chicken gains. Quail hunters totaled about 130,200 with a 2.3 million birds bag. dove and rabbit harvests rose while cottontail counts neared 612,000 amid shifting species trends.
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Kansas
Kanmeas Forestry, Fish and Games Commission
Robert D.wood
State Commission
Bunning Dominates Giants to Open Crucial Series
Hal Bunning pitched 8 2/3 innings of one hit ball until a sixth inning run by Hal Lanier, as the Phillies defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-0 to seize a 1 1/2 game NL lead. Gus Triandos hit a three run homer for Philadelphia, Baldschun earned his 11th save with one pitch.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Jim
Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Jack Baldschun
Willie McCovey
Phillie
New York Mets
Gellc
Lanier
Matty Alou
Willie Mays
Lando Cepeda
Mauch
Baldschun
McCovey
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Jim O'Toole
Braves
Mike de la Haz
Pirates Attendance Drops, SLump Hits NL Log
New York AP reports dwindling baseball gates across the NL and AL. Pirates home attendance fell to 424,797, last in the league, with Pittsburgh 63,000 behind its 1963 pace. Dodgers lead circuits with 1,562,313. Mets at Shea see a 950,042 total. Orioles show biggest AL gain, while Cleveland posts a modest rise.
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New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Associated Press
Braves
Atlanta
County Stadium
New York Mets
New Shea Stadium
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
Chicago Cuba
Cincinnati Reds
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Rain Delays District Slow Pitch Tourney At Fansler Field
Rain disrupted the annual men's district slow pitch softball tourney at Fansler Field with sixteen teams vying for four state berths on Aug 7-9. Tuesday’s four games were rained out and rescheduled for tonight with four winners-bracket matchups leading off at 5 p.m. Reed-Stinemetz Excavators vs First Methodist Church, Garland Furniture vs Western Auto Store at 8, Heinemann Agency Rees vs Garden Belle Lumber at 9, Garden City Co-op vs Kemper Electric at 10.
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Fansler Field
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
First Methodist Church
Garland Furniture
Western Auto Store
Heinemann Agency
Rees
Garden Belle Lumber
Garden City Co-op
Kemper Electric
Haas Captures Top Key Honors In Bowling League
Melvin Haas of Santa Fe Motors Deprfield rolled high game 225 and series 615 as Western Plains Mixed League reached week nine. Maxine Bates topped women with 211 and 500 for Hummer Radio and TV. Car-Depps led team game 680 and team series 1,934 as results show Santa Fe Motors blanked Crumby Smith 4-0 and Car-Depps beat Kell's Transfer 3-1.
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Melvin Haas
Santa Fe Motors
Deprfield
Garden Bowl
Western Plains
Maxine Bates
Hummer
Car-Depps
Crumby-Smith
Jones Builders
Beulah’s Beauty Shop
Sears-Roebuck
Crow Reinjures Knee During Cardinals Practice
John David Crow, St. Louis Cardinals running back, reinjured his right knee Tuesday in football practice. The severity was not immediately known.
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Lake Forest
John David Crow
St. Louis Cardinals
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