Aaron Catches Mays Tie As Babe Ruth Chase Begins
Hank Aaron ties Willie Mays for second on the all time home run list with No. 648, sets sights on Babe Ruth's 714. In Atlanta, his 6000th total-base milestone and a 2-1 Braves victory over the Padres frame a night of MLB action across the league with Dodgers, Cardinals, Expos, Reds also winning.
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Thursday Pan- league schedule with multiple games listed
Comprehensive Thursday schedule across Zoo League Planet League Skyline League Prairie League and more. Matches include Bengals versus Longhorns at 6 p.m. Panthers against Bears at 7 15 p.m. plus numerous adults and youth divisions at Reservoir St Dom Cleaver Field and Gardendale venues with times from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Loop No Gains No Loses for Eastern Division
Eastern Division teams shared the spoils as four by four beat the West, with two extra inning wins. Evansville edged Tulsa 3-2 in 18 innings, Indianapolis beat Oklahoma City 4-2 in 14, Omaha beat Wichita 11-10, and Iowa Oaks topped Denver 7-5. Peppy Frias homered for Evansville, Cliff Johnson had three hits and four errors marked Wichita’s loss.
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Sooner Jack Mildren Signs Colt Contract
Baltimore AP report says college quarterback Jack Mildren, destined for a pro career as a defensive safety, has been signed by the Baltimore Colts of the NFL.
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Rams Sign Kansas Duo To 1972 Contracts
The Los Angeles Rams signed two Kansas players Bobby Childs the fifth draft pick and Kenny Page No 15 from the University of Kansas to their rookie 1972 73 contracts on Wednesday.
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Four Joggers Reach 1500 Mile Mark at YMCA Run
Four Gawden City joggers Jerry Chmelka Dick Henle Bob Garmand and Dr Ramon Schmidt have reached at least 1500 miles in the YMCA Run for Your Life program within about a year The group runs two to four miles per session and trains on a quarter mile track near the YMCA Penrose Stadium Memorial Stadium and local streets A new YMCA fitness program begins Monday with three weekly sessions at 7 am noon and 530 pm led by Peter Bataateau to help novices regain fitness
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St Mary's School honors Bruce Lopez with Outstanding Athlete award
Bruce Lopez, eighth grade, received St Mary’s Outstanding Athlete Award for 1971 72 during the annual awards night at St Mary’s Center. Coach Melvin Ormiston presided. Lopez, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lopez, competed in basketball and track and earned certificates and letters across multiple sports.
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Sam Ortiz
Cle. Guerrero
Mike
Coleman
Sam Ontiz
Lary Brungardt
Tim Montney
Lester Bayer
Land Bruce Lopez
Robert ‘Herrera
Rick
Golf Scotch Foursome at Garden City Club
Forty golfers played in the Scotch Foursome at Garden City Country Club Sunday afternoon. Marolyn Chmelka and Bert Vance posted the low net 41 strokes. Florence Burris and Paul Rupp were low net champions. Peggy Mayo won the longest drive by a woman. Tom McKelvy won double honors for longest drive and longest put. Hostesses were the Fred Bachs and the Everett Millers.
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Tennis Clinic to Start Next Week
Sixty four persons in all age groups enrolled Wednesday for the upcoming tennis clinic here at Grimsley Courts. Instructors will be Jeff and Russ Boone with their father Stewart Boone in charge. Total enrollment may reach 100. The first six lessons over two weeks cost 5 dollars, the second series costs 10 dollars, and all 26 sessions plus a post clinic tourney would total 25 dollars. Certificates will be awarded upon completion.
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Sublette athlete Wayne Walter featured in High Plains Journal
Wayne Walter of Sublette is the subject of a High Plains Journal feature. The former Sublette High standout, Garden City Junior College alum, and Colorado State University basketball player coached at Sublette Eaton and Johnstown before returning to farming in 1970 to diversify the program. Also notes small college runners Jon Nelson of Fort Hays State and Chris Peres of Lakin, with others at LSU meet, and new officials appointments in West Central Kansas and Mid-State Associations.
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Sixteen Tilts In Rec Loop
Sixteen more baseball and softball games were played Wednesday in City Recreation Dept programs. Notable results include Beaguee 33-15 over Tigers, Beans 29-19 over Skyline, Eagles 54 over Fansler Tires, Carnations 31-20 over Roses, Daisies 31-12 over Morning Glow, Reds 19-2 over Greens, Golds 17-8 over Prairie, Bunnies 24-16 over Coyotes, Farm Bureau 12-3 over Deerfield, Sub-Jette 29-2 over Coca-Cola, Pansler Tires 37-0 over Walls Foodliner, Garden By-Products 14-13 over Standard Supply, Giants 31-48 over Chiefs, Cowboys 19-0 over Yankees, Royals 13-8 over Angels, ShrinerS 9-0 over Kiwanis, plus Dodgers trailed 10-? behind Giants in NL West. Steve Blass had five shutouts for Pirates last season.
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