Eight Teams Remain in District Meet at Fansler Field
In Thursday night action at Fansler Field the district slow pitch tournament trimmed the field to eight. Winners-bracket games could clinch state berths while losers bracket battles eliminated teams. Gar den City Co op vs Garden Belle Lumber and Garland Furniture vs Reed-Stinemetz Excavators highlight the slate.
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Fansler Field
Western Auto Store
First Methodist Church
Earl's 66
Kemper
Garden City Co-op
Garden Belle Lumber
Garland Furniture and
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Montezuma Co-op Wins In District Slow-Pitch Tourney
Four games were played at Wright Mark diamond as the annual men’s district slow-pitch softball tourney moved toward the state meet in Garden City. Montezuma Co-op defeated Offerle in a winners bracket, My-D Hand-D beat Offerle, Triple-H Case eliminated Crain Chemical, and Montezuma beat Mannel Foodstore in another winners bracket. Seven teams remain unbeaten. the tourney runs through Monday with four more games on tap.
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Nonge City
Wright Mark Diamond
Gaden City
Montezuma Co-op
Offerle
My-D
Dodge City
Witl
Triple-H
Larned
Crain Chemical
Montezuma
Matnmel Foodstore
Lone Kansas Golf Entry Defeated in U S Junior Match Play
Eugene Oregon AP Scott Springer of Wichita Kansas was defeated 6 and 5 by John Richart of Ann Arbor Michigan in the first round of match play at the United States Golf Association Junior Tournament. Springer was the lone Kansan to advance from qualifying.
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Eugene, Ore
Scott Springer
Wichita
Kaw
John Richart
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States Golf Association
Springer
Phils Push NL Lead over Giants in 10th inning win
Philadelphia rookie John Briggs stood out with patience and smart listening as his two run double fueled a 4 3 victory over the San Francisco Giants in 10 innings. The Associated Press report credits Briggs with the decisive hit and quotes his thoughtful approach guiding the late rally.
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Phils
Giants
Murray Chass
Associated Press
John Briggs
Briggs
Philadelphia
Phillies
San Franccisco
Wichita Clubs to Meet For State Baseball Title
Wichita Service Auto Glass and Wichita Bob Moore clash again for the Kansas Championship title after Service Auto routed Bob Moore 7 0 with Lejas two homers and five RBIs. Orndorff allowed five hits. Hammett to pitch for Bob Moore and Foss for Service Auto.
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Wichita
Service Auto Glass
Bob Moore
Service Auto
New York Yankee
Leja
Vern Orndorff
Ron Hammett
Larry Foss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Knights Blues Sweep Double at Clint Lightner Field
Knights of Columbus Blues defeated Kiwanis in two games at Clint Lightner Field, the last regular-season doubleheader of the Knothole youth league. The B contest ended 16-3 in three innings under the runs-ahead rule, while the nightcap finished 15-2 in five frames. Details will appear in Saturday's Telegram.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Kiwanis
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Lions and
Odd Fellows
Knights
Lecam
Shriners
Rotary
Kiwenis
Lions
Knights of Columbus Reds
Knights of Columbus
Elks
Beringer
Softball District Tourney Opens At Fausler Field
Friday features four games in the annual district low pitch softball tourney at Fausler Field with the first contest at 7 p.m.
All-Faiths Edge Friend In Scott City Tourney Thriller
In the first annual district men's slow pitch tournament in Scott City Eight teams chase one state berth at Garden City All-Faiths a church group beat Friend 8 7 in seven innings The schedule shows another 8 p m and 9 p m game tonight Shallow Water vs Jaycee Golds at 9 p m Saturday games 8 and 9 p m Sunday six games Sunday and final Monday.
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Scott City
Garden City
All-Faiths
Friend
Jaycee Golds
Ex Kansas State Back In All Star Lineup
Willis Crenshaw of Kansas State joins Joe Don Looney of Oklahoma among runners for the College All Star coaching staff. The squad, after two practices, believes it can beat the Bears at Soldier Field if the game plan holds. Other backs include Tony Lerick Arizona State Matt Snell Ohio State Bobby Smith North Texas State and Charlie Taylor Arizona State.
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Evanston
Willis Crenshaw
Kansas State
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Chicago Bears
All Stars
Bears
Soldier Field
Collegians
Green Bay Packers
Tony Lerick
Arizona State
Matt Snell
Ohio State
Bobby Smith
North Texas State
Charlie Taylor
Standings and schedules dominate Friday baseball page
The Garden City Telegram lists current American and National League standings led by New York and Philadelphia with race gaps. It also covers Thursday results and upcoming games across both leagues including doubleheaders and night games, with matchups such as Boston at Los Angeles and Chicago at Washington.
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Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Richie Allen
Briggs
Allen
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
W. OL. Pet. G.B. Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadephia
Garden City to Revamp Youth Baseball Program Next Summer
Garden City's youth baseball program will be revamped next summer to shore up and improve the current system. The changes address major leagues and new intermediate levels while maintaining the Midget League. Top minor and major league teams will be selected and travel for schedules against nearby towns.
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Garden City
Herman
Pop) Beringer
Allstar
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Recreation Department
Sublette
Cimarron
Scott City
Syracuse
Paola and Scott City win openers in Kansas Little League
Paola defeated Hoisington 14 to 1 and Scott City beat Osawatomie 8 to 1 in first round tournament action at Hoisington. Paola meets Baxter Springs at 6 p.m. and Scott City faces Syracuse at 8 p.m. with Hoisington and Osawatomie playing for fifth. The winner advances to the sub regional in Omaha on August 6-7.
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Scott
Hoisington
Kan
Paola
Scott City
Osawatomie
Baxter Springs
Syracuse
Marian Hess Tops A Flight at Garden City Club
Marian Hess wins A flight on Tuesday during weekly ladies day at Garden City Country Club in the event It Pays to Play the Fairway. Results list B C and D flight winners Sue Unger Lee Maxfield and Nancy Woods. Next week's event is Best Poker Hand with multiple pairings and participants. Political ad notes Republican governor candidate Huck Boyd and his war on taxes.
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Marian Heas
Garden City Country Club
Sue Unger
Lee Maxfield
Nancy Woods
Louise Vance
Marolyn Chmelka
Peggy Mayo
Esther Henkle
Marian Hess
Katherine Stracklejohn
Serena Downing
Jo Dickerson
Joyce Boone
Louise Gondles
Vesta Korff
Erdene Corley
Betty Waters
Lamoine Jones
Arlene Dickerson
Bette Walker
Grace Craig
Bernice Anderson
Velma Piland
Judy Bourne
Nonie Saffells
Jewel Blackett
Abbe Morgan
June Benedict
Grace Stoner
Siby
Miller
Nelle Lile
Florence Nanninga
Kay Wells
Bonnie Devies
Virginia Meschke
Mary Burden
Maxine Blanchard
Betty Benson
Shirley Carmichael
Jeanne Gimple
Nel Lindner
Erna Andrews
Blanche Salyer
Helen Fankhauser
Nora Blackwood
Jean Speckman
Virginia Krey
Mildred Archibald
Wanda Eisner
Charlotte Spikes
Mary Regester
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