McCovey Sparks Giants Comeback In 6-3 Win
Willie McCovey revived his season with a two run double and later a two run single to lift the Giants over the Phillies 6-3. Juan Marichal pitched four hitless innings late, while Jim Ray Hart added two solo homers as New York and Los Angeles games were rained out elsewhere.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Dennis Bennett
Philadelphia Phillies
Blando Cepeda
San Francisco
Bennett
Cepeda
Giants
Philadelphia
Willie McCovey
Phillies
Giant
Alvin Dark
McCovey
Willie Mays
Phillie
Jack Baldschut
Juan Marichal
Jim Ray Wart
Richie Allen
Ruben Amaro
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee Turner
Cincinnati
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Balti
Marichal
Roberto Clamente
Pirates
Bol Friend
Jim Pagliaroni
Dick Farrell
Farrell
Last Chapter in Coan's Career
Liberty, Mo AP Burt Coan quit the Kansas City Chiefs at training camp here. The famed Texas star had a career plagued by injuries and NCAA penalties that marred his college and pro runs with Kansas, San Diego, and the Chiefs. Coan walked out after reporting overweight, signaling end of a contentious journey that once promised stardom.
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Liberty
Bert Coan
Kansas City Chiefs
Coan
Kansas
San Diego Chargers
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Stram
Jim Tyrer
Tuesay
TCU
NCAA
Chicago
Bud Adams
Kangag
Houston Quers
AFL
Missouri
San Diego
Doyle Schick
John Hadi
Curtis McClinton
Four games in annual district men s slow pitch tourney opener
In Colorado Springs readers see a busy Friday slate with four games at Fansley Field starting seven p.m. plus baseball and bowling items. Kiwanis and Knights of Columbus Blues vie for league status as local teams prepare for the district slow pitch event.
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Cnurshay
Siow-Pltuhy
Fannier Field
Knothole
Kiwanis Wa
Knights of Columbus Blues
Hi Plains
Garden Bowl
Fansley Field
Dayalf
Kid Assn
Clint Light
Er Field
Odd Fellows
Lional
Coca-Cola League
Bates
Gleaver Weld
Kiowas Va
Arapaz
Apaches
Night fishing guides Kansas bass in heat
Thayne Smith and companions report on summer bass fishing in Kansas. After tough Geary County Lake trips, they find marginal success at several ponds near Salina, with night and dawn sessions yielding the best results. Ed Corwin and Herb Glover join the trials while noting a few small bass and a larger one that eluded capture. The piece also notes an association endorsement of a 10 percent federal excise tax on sport fishing tackle, two new state lakes in drought, and upcoming Kansas Campers convention details.
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Salina
Kansas
Geary County Lake
Ed Corwin
Abilene
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Herb Glover
Herb
American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association
Mother Nature
Douglas County
Baldwin
Sherman County
Goodland
New Sherman Lake
Kansas Campers
Toronto Point
Toronto Reservoir
Don
Rita Wise
Everett
City
Missouri River
Big Scores in Scott Tourney
Scott City hosts its first annual men's district slow pitch softball tourney with all eight league teams. Modoc beat Scott City Veterans of Foreign Wars 30 to 15 in the opener, Rector Insurance edged Jaycee Greens 28 to 2, and action runs through Monday with losers-bracket games and finals near Gar den City on August 7. Bill Boyer directs for the Scott City News-Chronicle as sub-district commissioner.
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Scott City
Garden City
Modoc
Scott City Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rector Insurance
Jaycee Greens
Friend
All-Faiths
Jaycee Golds
Bill Boyer
Scott City News-Chronicle
Assn
Casey Stengel’s extraordinary rise from clown to baseball legend
The profile traces Charles Dillon Stengel from 1910 busher in Kentucky to famed World Series participant and Hall of Fame manager. It notes his 15 playing years, 19 pennants and seven championships with the Yankees, and three-year stint with the Mets. It highlights his unique personality, language, and impact on the game, with ongoing questions about his future.
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JO Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Charles Dillon Stengel
Casey
Maysville
Stengel
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Silence
Shagay St. Bernard
G Down
Shea Stadium
Mets
National League
Standings and results from 1964 baseball leagues
Garden City trogram em J Trantley report shows National and American League standings with teams like Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York and others and lists recent games including St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Houston and more with postponements and twin nights. Also includes Wednesday results and upcoming schedule for both leagues with several cross games and innings noted.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Wadnesesy’s
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Iain Tetley
Ww. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Odd Fellows Tie for Second in Minor League twin bill
Odd Fellows finished in a tie for second place in the Minor League of the Knothole youth baseball program. They defeated Knights of Columbus Reds 5-1 in seven innings as part of a special Minor-Major twin bill at Lightner Field.
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Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus Reds
Cling Lightner Field
Rotary
Lions
Knights of Columbus Blues
NOOF
Lightner
Garden City
Reds
UDF
Garcia
Knight
Becker
Bribiesca
Favorites Triumph In Slow Pitch Tourney At Fallster Field
Favorites captured two wins and stood among four games tonight as the second annual men’s district slow pitch tournament continued at Fallster Field. Eightteen teams battled through opening round games with Reed-Stinemetz Excavators defeating Methodists 12-8 and Garnand Furniture edging Western Auto 7-4. Garden Belle Lumber topped Heinemann Agency 12-11 while Garden City Co-op beat Kemper Electric 12-1 in five frames, with later results expected as the field narrows to nine teams.
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Renick Drugstores
Kemper Electric
Karl
Heinemann Agency
Red Balloon
First Methodist Church
Burtis Motors
Wester Auto Store
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Methodists
Virgil Hands
Duane Marine
Mike Lansdon
Jim Wells
Ken Swartley
Bob Pril
Garnand Furniture
Western Auto Store
Garnand
Jim Neiman
Frank McGaughey
Roy Sutton
Western Auto
Earl Boister
Bobi
Garden Belle Lumber
Garden City Co-op
Kemper
Co-op
Jerry Roth
Larry Zinn
Dave Fowler
John Drelling
Four Winners In Dodge Meet Opens Slow-Pitch Tourney
Dodge City hosts the annual men’s district slow-pitch softball tournament at Wright Park Diamond with 20 teams vying for four state berths in Garden City August 7-9. Bloom Co-op beat Hillcrest Inn 8-7 in a winners bracket, Coca-Cola defeated AT&T 20-10, and AT&T eliminated Coldwater Champlain 14-6 in losers. Four more games slated tonight trim field to 11 with matchups including Montezuma Co-op vs Offerle and Mammel’s Foodstore vs Montezuma-Offerle winner.
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Dodge City
Wright Park
Garden City
Bloom Co-op
Hillcrest Inn
Hillcrest
Mackaville Oil
Coca-Cola
American Telephone and Telegraph
Offerle
My-D
Crain Chemical
Larned
Mammel’s Foodstore
Montezuma-Offerle
Seminoles and Pierceville Win League Softball Games
Two Coca-Cola League softball games for boys ages 9-14 were played at Cleaver Field. The Seminoles beat the Navajos 8 to 2 in the opener, while undefeated Pierceville won 16 to 5 against the Arapahoes in the nightcap. Two more league contests are scheduled Friday at Cleaver Field with Kiowas meeting Arapahoes and Apaches facing Pierceville.
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Cleaver Field
Seminoles
Pierceville
Arapahoes
P.m
Lilia Shearmire Leads Key Action In Bowling Night
Lilia Shearmire of Garden Bowl posted a 291 high game as the Women’s Summer Handicap League completed its ninth week. Leila Stinemetz led with a 504 series for Five Points Carry-Out while Garden Bowl claimed top team marks with a 549 game and 1,499 series as results show Five Points Carry-Out, Hopes Truck Line, Garden Bowl, Lakin Cleaners, and Cone Petersen Laundry posting wins.
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Lilia Shearmire
Leila Stinemetz
Hopes
Peaches
Garden Bowl
Earl’s 66
Lakin Cleaners
Root’s
Cone-Petersen Laundry
Renick No
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