Angels Edge Past Cleveland in 10th Inning
The Angels won 6-4 in 10 innings after a late collapse by Cleveland. Ken Hunt opened the decisive rally with a single, Felix Torres doubled, and Sean Wagner scored on a Cleveland error. The victory halted a late‑season slide for Los Angeles as New York, Boston, Baltimore and Milwaukee also won to stay atop their divisions.
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Associated Press
Leas Antirles Angels
Angels
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Kansas ‘City
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Detroit
Vic Wertz
Minnesota
Boston
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Jaiis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Houston
Ken Hunt
Felix Torres
Sean Wagener
Wagner
John Wanchard
Yankees
Reprieve for Ernie Broglio in Reds relief win
Ernie Broglio, demoted to St. Louis Cardinals bullpen 48 hours earlier, earned a reprieve by relieving to beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-5. He worked six and a third innings, allowing one run on five hits, with seven strikeouts. Cardinal rally in the fifth tied the game, aided by Julian Javier, Curt Flood, and Dick Groat. Bill White and Charley James homered. Bob Gibson to pitch next for St. Louis against Jim O'Toole.
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Associated Press
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Cardinal
Reds
Broglio
Lew Burdette
Bobby Shantz
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Dick Groat
Bill White
Charley James
Bob Gibson
Busch Stadium
Cincinnati
Jim O'Toole
Seventh Champion Team Joins Baseball Tourney
Wichita Glassmen are among six champion teams certified into the National Baseball Congress tournament starting August 16 in Wichita. Fourteen of the 32 starting bracket teams have been certified, with Wichita Dreamliners also named among earlier qualifiers as one of four leading teams from last year.
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Wichita
Wichita Glassmen
National Baseball Congress
Wichita Dreamliners
Three Teams Eliminated From Slow-Pitch Tournament Here
Three squads were eliminated on Tuesday at Fansler Field in the first annual district men's slow pitch tournament. Kunz Mobil Service routed First Methodist Church 14 to 2, a game shortened by the rims-ahead rule. Other matches saw Nu Style Shoe Store fall to Welders Supply 6 to 5 in extra innings, and St James Lutheran Church knock out Methodist 12 to 7 as the losers bracket advanced. Welders Supply later beat Garland Furniture 14 to 12.
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Fansler Field
Kunz Mobil Service
First Methodist Church
St. James Lutheran Church
Methodists
Supply
Garland Furniture
Reed-Stinemets Excavators
Church of the Nazarene
Christensen
Two Industrial Golfers Top Action In Ninth Week Standings
Jim Gass of Foster Music Co and Bill Branden of the Fire Department shared medalist honors with even par 35 as the Men s Swimmer Industrial Golf League completed its ninth week at Jaycee Airtinks. Three players were one over at 36 and three more at 37. last week results included Fire Department edging Jaycee No 1 and Gardiner s Dairy clashing with Northern Natural Gas.
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Jim Gass
Foster Music Co
Bill Branden
Fire Department
Jaycee Airtinks
Larry Eyes
Jaycee No. 1
Harold Collier
DeCamp's
Maurice Wisler
Gardiner's Dairy
E. L. Rawlinson
Modern Radio
Doug Weber
Gardiner’s Dairy
Bob Mathews
DeCamp’s
Northern Natural Gas
Gardiner
Northern Natural Gas No
Campbell Abstract
American Telephone and Telegraph
Jayces
Austin Cale
Austin’s
At&t
CSG
Vivre Dept
DeCamp
Saveee
MNG
Campbell
NNG
Foster’s
Jaycee
Fire Dept
Austin's
Jaycee L
Campbellis
Foster
Local sports slate features district softball and league games
Wednesday night schedule lists the annual men’s district slow pitch tournament at Clint Lightner Field with fourteen games, plus multiple youth and girls leagues. Matches include Jets versus Titans at Chet Cleaver Field and Kiwanis versus Rotary in town.
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Gea Gan
Cunt Lightner Field
Kiwanis
Rotary
Jets
Titans
Chet Cleaver Field
Orbits
Rockets
Funstar Field
Clint Lightner Field
Mahaffey suffers ankle injury in freak pitching mishap
In San Francisco Art Mahaffey 19 game winner last season twisted his right ankle stepping on the pitching rubber while preparing to pitch as a reliever against the Giants. He was stretchered from the field, treated, and placed in a cast with X rays showing no fracture. He will be out four to eight weeks.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
Giants
Mahatffey
District Meet Pairings Set for Class B Tourney
Five teams will compete in the five day double elimination district women's softball meet at Chet Cleaver Field. Kismet’s Komets hold top seed with a first round bye while Coca-Cola Smith Packers Sherman’s Grill Garden City Telegram and Kismet squads join the field. The winner advances to the state tourney in Great Bend. Games run Sunday through Thursday with eight or nine matches, 8 and 9 30 p m starts. Sunday opener pairs Coca Cola and Smith Packers. Telegram meets Sherman’s Grill. Kismet sits out until 9 30 p m.
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Leo Eek
Garden City
Great Bend
Kismet
Komets
Southwest Kansas
Smith Packers
Coca-Cola
Sherman's Grill
Garden City Telegram
Sherman
Holcomb
Chet Cleaver Field
Telegram
Sherman’s Grill
Smith-Coke Victor
Scott City
Cimarron
Liston Named Fighter of the Month After Patterson KO
New York AP reports heavyweight champion Sonny Liston earned the Fighter of the Month award after another first-round KO of Floyd Patterson. Patterson drops from first to fourth in Ring Magazine ratings as Cassius Clay rises to top contender, Doug Jones to No. 2, and Ernie Terrell to No. 3.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Ring Magazine
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Doug Jones
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Blues Triumph In Two Knothole Night For Kiwanis
Blues beat Kiwanis 14-8 in the first game at Clint Lightner Field then no hit them 12-0 in five innings. W Bergkamp allowed nine runs, Ewing and Kiwanis pitchers fanned many. M Ortiz homered and doubled, Shook struck out two in the nightcap. Odd Fellows swept Rotary with a 7-2 win and a 13-2 victory in A and B teams respectively.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Kiwanis
Clint Lightner
Blues
M. Ortiz
Hernandez
Hunt
Ewing
Vial
Wigner
Shook
Jones
Odd Fellows
Rotary
Telegram
YOO
Guthriel
Pauley
Finkel
Cronenberg
Arnold
Edmundson
Knight
Nelson
Duang Downtain
Taldo
Reed
Gooden
IOOF
Carr
Dunlap
U S Five Member Tennis Team to Face Britain
The United States will field a five-player women's tennis team to face Great Britain in the 35th Wightman Cup renewal on August 10 and 11 at the Cleveland Skating Club. Led by GouavevaND, AV, and veteran Wightman Cup players Billie Jean Moffitt and Hard, the squad includes Carole Caldwell Nancy Richey and Donna Floyd Fales. Team selections were announced by Margaret duPont of Wilmington, Delaware, captain of the U S squad.
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Gouavevand
Varlene Hard
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Great Britain
Cleveland Skating Club
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Donna Floyd Fales
New York
Margaret duPont
Wilmington
Del
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Century Refinery
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Nu-Style
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Dick Crook
Mike Ludwig
Dwayne Vaughn
Kenny Brungardt
Dave McDaniel
Richard Stickney
Gale Jones
Ken Mangan
Ned Graham
Ken Swartley
Garnand
Welders
Kent Martin
Gene Brungardt
Kent Hummer
Jim Nieman
Tom Brungardt
RH Walders
Sports Slate
Pangier Field
Bahnam
Garden City Toof
Lakin
Eden City Knights of Columbus Reds
Ulyssea
Cauiton
Cuore
Chet Clearup Field
Badgers Va
Garden Howl
Albert Burns
Allen's Safety Center
International Mufflers
Mahaffey
Phoenix, Ariz
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Phoenix Lad
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Ryan
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Albuquerque
Bth & Stevens
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Winchester
del Monte
Tom Thumb
Cudahy Tang
Folger's Instant Coffee
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