Buford Powers Orioles Past White Sox in Memorial Day Split
Don Buford homered twice and chased a pitcher as Baltimore defeated Chicago 11-3 in the nightcap of a Memorial Day doubleheader after a 1-0 opener. Amos Otis and Paul Schaal led Kansas City past Boston in a twin bill, Otis homering in both games and driving in six. Other AL results included Minnesota over Detroit 9-4, Washington 4-0 over California, Milwaukee beating Cleveland 6-5, and New York taking a doubleheader from Oakland 5-3 and 6-3.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Tune
Don Buford
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Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
Tommy John
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Red Sox
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Detroit
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California
Cleveland
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New York
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John
Ed Herrmann
Joe Horlen
Bart Johnson
Stadium
Amos Otis
Paul Schaal
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Fenway Park
Twins
Billy Martin
Tigers
Jim Kaat
Mickey Lolich
Ens
Mike Thompson
Denny Riddleberger
Casey Cox
Thompson
Riddleberger
Cox
Larry Bittner
Bernie Allen
Bunning Works Memorial Day, Still Has Picnic
On Memorial Day Jim Bunning pitched for the Phillies, earning five strikeouts in a 3-1 win over San Diego to move into second on the all time strikeout list with 2,823. He noted his record is far behind Walter Johnson’s 3,508 and recalled his toughest outs like Nellie Fox. The Padres split the doubleheader with a 6-3 victory in the second game as Ivan Murrell and Bob Miller starred for San Diego.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Dean
Bunning
Phillies
San Diego
Cy Young
Walter Johnson
Young
San Diego Stadium
Willie Montanez
Darrell Brandon
Phila' Sphiia
Barry Lersch
Ivan Murrell
Bob Miller
Padres
Steve Blass
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Blass
Willie Stargell
Richie Hebner
Stargell
Hebner
Larry Dierker
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Cincinnati
Cedeno
Joe Morgan
Roger Metzger
Canonero On Parade Before Belmont Stakes
Belomont Park's 60 147 crowd watched Cannonero II, Venezuela owned, as trainer Juan Arias paraded the Derby and Preakness winner to acclimate him to Belmont conditions. Vet notes say his skin rash and hind hoof infection are minor. owner Pedro Baptista denied selling Cannonero II to an American syndicate for 4 million dollars.
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New York
Cannonero II
Juan Arias
Arias
Canomero
Pedro Baptista
Caracas
Canonero IL
Bison Open season with Great Bend clash at Lightner Field
Garden City's Bison junior baseball team starts 1971 with a 7 30 p m game against Great Bend at Lightner Field. Managed by Duane Hays the squad, sponsored by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, features two new starters Richard Oeding and Kevin Sterling as Garden aims for a busy week with games in Oklahoma and a Sunday matchup against Dodge City.
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Bison
Duane Hays
Great Bend
Ahint Lightner
Garden
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hays
Hooker
Okla
Hugoton
Dodge City
Lightner Field
Richard Oeding
Kevin Sterling
Oeding
Ted Bayer
John Bergkamp
Mike Bradstreet
Alber Mesa
Terry Bradstreet
Kelly Hays
Gary Pratt
Marl ‘Douglase
Earnest 14th in Coast Marathon
Kent Earnest former Holcomb athlete placed 14th in the Golden Gate Invitational Marathon in San Francisco finishing 26 miles in 2 hours 49 minutes. He is stationed in Salt Lake City recruiting for the U S Army in the Rocky Mountain area. Next race is a 26 mile run at Wichita on June 11 with a meet record of 2 49.
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Kent Earnest
Holcomb
San Francisco
Holecomb High
Garden City
Raco
Earnest
Salt Lake City
U.S. Army
Rocky Mountain
Eamnes
Boston
Kinney Glass Wins Annual Preseason Slow Pitch Crown
Kinney Glass captured the championship at the annual preseason men’s slow pitch tourney at Fansler Field after a 16 inning marathon. They defeated Ehresman Packing 8-6 in the title game, with Kinney Glass surging in the 16th to break a 3-3 tie and claim the crown.
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Elresman
Kinney
Packers
Ehresman
Delbert Construction
Weeden Aviation
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Carmelita’s Cafe
Area Mental Health
Ehresman Packing
Triple- S Steel
Pizza Garden
A&w Root
Beer
Ulysses
Pappas Concrete
Oswalt Industries
Deibert Construction
Western
Kan
Gilassers
Wally
Tom Earle
Alan Stegman
Dave McDaniel
Larry Rupp
Granada
Colo
Guananda
Carmelita’s
Pizza Ganden
Kinnap Park
Fansier Team Captures Crown in Oklahoma City Invitational
The Garden Citians won the annual Oklahoma City Invitational by advancing from the losers bracket on Monday. They defeated the Oklahoma City Soonerettes twice by 7-1 scores, marking their continued state success as they won their third game of the day. Details of the tourney will appear in Wednesday's Telegram.
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Wansier ‘Fires of
Garden City
Oklahoma City
Garden Citians
Kansas State
Oklahoma City Soonerettes
Soonerettes
Fansler
Oklahoma
Bold Reasoning To Shun Belmont Jersey Derby victor stays out of Belmont
Bold Reasoning won the Jersey Derby at Garden State Parks earning 87,280 and signaling a rest before the Belmont Stakes. Trainer Nick Gonzales said the unbeaten colt is not ready for Belmont, rejecting any supplement to race Canonero II for the Triple Crown bid. Jockey Jacinto Vasquez rode Bold Reasoning to a tight victory over Pass Catcher as the favorite returns a 4 payoff.
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N.J
Bold Reasoning
Nick Gonzales
Canonero IL
Pass Catcher
Garden State Parks
Jacinto Vasquez
House Farms
William Kosnick
Detroit
Charles Hargrove
Miami
Fla
Baldnesian
Belmont
Protanto
219 Boys and Girls Compete in Junior Olympics Here
A field of 219 competitors from 21 towns took part in the first annual Junior Olympics track and field meet at Memorial Stadium. Rain and cold spoiled parts of the meet but many strong marks were posted, earning top finishers berths to the state Junior Olympics in Lawrence. Participants hailed from Garden City, Fowler, Liberal, Bucklin, and more, with ten divisions awarded across boys and girls events.
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Lawrence
Satuday
Scon
Marienthal
Garden City
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Lakin
Belleville
Kendall
Holcomb
Tribune
Elkhart
Liberal
Satanta
Dighton
Sharon
Plains
Syracuse
Hugoton
Meade
Sublette
Copeland
Buchlin
Amateur Athletic Union Junio
Amateur golf targets set for June event in St Louis
In St Louis AP report Jack Nicklaus and Donna Caponi set targets of par and one under for amateurs in a National Golf Day charity event at Watson Country Club. Nicklaus shot 72 to edge Tony Jacklin. Caponi 73 to lead women, with Englehorn 78 and others contending.
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Jack Nicklaus
Donna Caponi
Warson Country Club
Nicklaus
Rusty
Tony Jacklin
Shirley Englehorn
Watson
Jacklin
Jackin
Dallas
Blaster
Ardmore
Miss Caponi
No. 12
No. 13
Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
Major league standings show Boston and Baltimore in the American League East with tight races, while Oakland Kansas City and Minnesota lead the West and Central divisions. Weeknight and weekend results include multiple blowouts and rain delays, with notable games in Detroit New York Chicago and St Louis. In the National League St Louis and Pittsburgh hold strong records alongside Los Angeles and San Francisco, with a slate of Saturday and Sunday games and several doubleheader or extra inning outcomes.
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Young
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Clarence Gaston
Padres
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Chicago
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
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Nellie Fox
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Baltimore
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Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
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Washington
Oakland
Cain
Perry
Dunning
Pattin
Maloney
Bosman
Blue
Kline
Hedlund
Lonborg
W. L. Pet
Philadel
Francisco
San Diego
Cincinati
Attlanta
Nev. York
Zachary
Hillis
Blasingame
Kelley
Renko
Downinig
Gentry
Stone
Durocher Faces Uncertain Cubs Future Amid Loss
Chicago manager Leo Durocher hints his Chicago Cubs tenure may end soon after a 6-0 defeat to the Pittsburgh Pirates. He defends his squad amid injuries and a weak bullpen, noting players give 100 percent while he tamely accepts potential personnel changes. He was ejected in the fifth inning for disputing a strike call against Ferguson Jenkins.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Steve Blass
Durocher
Ferguson Jenkins
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