Niekro Knucklers Spark Braves Loss in Slow Ninth
In a wild afternoon of NL games Phil Niekro’s fluttering knuckler sank the Braves 5-4 in 10 innings to Cincinnati. Torre’s two passed balls and a ninth inning collapse paved the way for St Louis rally as Curtis Flood’s single tied the game.
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Shriners Aces Narrow Win Over Blues in 7 Innings
Shriners edged Blues 3-2 at Clint Lightner Field in a seven inning youth baseball thriller. Four Shriner hits were singles with three driven in in the fourth. Mark Douglass earned the win fanning 19. Harvey Brungardt took the loss with 15 strikeouts.
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Major League Leaders AP Baseball Statistics Summary
The Associated Press tallies top MLB leaders by league including batting totals, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases for both American and National Leagues. Notable names include Kaline, F. Robinson, Rose, Clemente, Aaron, Brock, and Veale with standout marks in batting, runs, and pitching decisions.
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Golf Play to Be Resumed After Memorial Day Break
Golf play resumes at Garden City Country Club with women’s events taking place Tuesday. 18-hole A flight names Marolyn Chmelka Lenore Hineman Peggy Mayo and others in mixed pairings. 18-hole B flight lists Lee Maxfield Betty Walker Marl Lois Bach and more. 9-hole B flight features Alma Robinson Charlotte Spikes Gladys Braun and others. Gen Stoner and Wanda Kisner noted.
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Garden City Ropers Lead Inter-Club Rodeos
Syracuse reports Garden City Roping Club leading after the first of five inter-club rodeos at Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Standings show Garden City 42 points, Lakin 39, Syracuse 37, Ulysses 10, with splits in junior and senior divisions and trophies awarded after the final rodeo.
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Three Wyandotte Runners to Enroll at Emporia State
Three members of Wyandotte High School mile relay team plan to enroll at Emporia State College this fall. Runners Tyrone Browne Steve Johnson and Bill Durbin will join coach Phil Delavan. The Wyandotte team set a Kansas high school mark of 3 18 5 this spring. Harborvale Stable’s Summer Scandal won eight races in 1966 and spent winter at Middleburg Virginia. Curt Simmons is the Cubs player representative.
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Hiskey Wins Hole-in-One Auto Leads Memphis Open Field
Baby Hiskey, 28, Burley Idaho, holed out a 182-yard 12th for a hole-in-one and won a new car from a national rental firm. He shot a strong round with eight one putts and nine two putts to join the early tie for first behind leader Dave Hill who posted a 65.
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Turbecar Race Fleet Seen at Indianapolis
A turbine powered car fleet may join the championship circuit pending USAC approval. Anthony Granatelli said production could start after firm orders, citing Parvelli Jones and A J Foyt as key figures and noting the turbine’s safety and four wheel drive advantages.
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Ryun to Run In Coast Meet At Los Angeles Coliseum
Los Angeles AP report notes an international flair for the Coliseum Compton Invitational with stars such as Ron Clarke Jim Ryun Tommie Smith and Jim Hines along with Ludvik Danek Bob Seagren and Dave Patrick among entrants Clarke targets 5000m Ryun faces no four minute milers Smith Hines clash in the 229 yard dash as Patrick skips and Tracy Smith challenges Clarke for best distance times.
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Standings and schedules for the major leagues baseball
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 31 wins and 18 losses, followed by St Louis 25-16 and San Francisco 25-19. Pittsburgh 23-19 and Chicago 22-20 trail, with Atlanta 22-22 and Philadelphia 19-23 also in play. Results include San Francisco 7 Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 7 Chicago 6, Houston 4 New York 1. Today’s games feature Atlanta at Cincinnati and New York at San Francisco among others.
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United States and Soviet Lead World Basketball Champs Action
In Montevideo the United States meets Argentina while Russia plays Poland in the World Basketball Championships tonight. The American and Soviet teams are co favorites. Brazil beat Uruguay 63 45 in the opening game of the final round Thursday night. Brazil has won the world games twice.
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Belmont Stakes entries headlined by Proud Clarion route
New York AP reports Proud Clarion the Derby winner and Preakness third, alongside 103-year-old entry Damascus, to challenge in the $125000 added Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday. If all 103 run, purse tops 149700 with 105950 to winner. Damascus aims for repeat success with trainer Frank Whiteley Jr. and jockey Braulio Baez.
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Junior Olympics Date Set at Dodge City
Dodge City sets Saturday July 29 as the one day Southwest Kansas Junior Olympics track and field meet at the new stadium. Recreation director Lee Braddock heads the event with an expected 600 to 800 athletes aged 9 to 17 in multiple divisions. Contact Braddock’s office for details.
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Annual Cimarron Open Set Sunday
Cimarron Linksters from the region gather at Cimarron Country Club for the annual Open. Nine holes with sand greens, par 36, five flights with 27 holes for championship, 18 for lower flights. Prizes for top three in each flight plus longest drive and closest-to-pin. Registration by 9:30 a.m., tee-off at 7:30 a.m. Entry is $4. A 6:30 p.m. church service at the Methodist Church nearby.
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