Baseball roundup and scores from nationwide games
AP notes recent baseball results across leagues with teams such as New York Kansas City Minnesota Boston California Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Detroit and others. It lists several doubleheaders and Saturday results including New York 2 Kansas City 2 Minnesota 10 Boston 4 and California 4 Baltimore 3, plus various American League standings and division records.
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Avery Divison
Maikland
Seattle
X City
Calnia
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
California
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Garden City Legion Elks game shelved as weather and practice gaps delay opener
Sunday scheduling for Garden City Amer Legion Elks junior baseball was canceled due to insufficient practices and poor field conditions in Scott City. A return game is planned for Saturday June 28 in Garden City, possibly as a double header to compensate, with several upcoming matches including Dodge City at Clintiner Field and Sublette on Saturday.
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Garden City
American Légion-Elks
Scott City
Scott
City
Wet J
Dodge City
Clintiner Field
Garden
Sublette
Kennedy Games Invitational Track Fails to Meet Promise
In a chaotic meet at Edwards Stadium the mile lacked Jim Ryun due to a swollen knee while Chuck La Benz survived under four minutes to win in 3 58.4. Jorma Kinnunen, Frank Covelli, and Mark Murro had a fierce javelin duel. many winners emerged in sprints and field events as spectators watched a meet with moments of excitement despite injuries and absences.
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Leon ‘Coleman
Willie
Davenport
Los Angeles
Edwards Stadium
Jim Ryun
Jorma Kinnunen
Finland
Frank Covelli
Mark Murro
Muro
Kinnunen
Ryan
Chuck LaBenz
Arizona State
Sam Bair
Bob Day
John Lawson
Expos Mauch in frantic footrace as slide lengthens
Expos suffer 5-2 loss to Padres extending 16 game skid, tying notable NL expansion-era losing streaks. Other games feature Dodgers, Pirates, Mets, and Cardinals wins. Vic Davalillo debuts with three-run homer for St Louis. Macon 300 Grand National winner Bobby Isaac in a 1969 Dodge.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Weiler
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Montreal Expos
San Diego
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Geno Mauch
Phillies
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reelec
Ouncay
St. Louis
Cincinnnati
Expos
Boston Braves
Cleveland
Detroit
Troy
N.Y
Vic Davalillo
California
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Macon
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Isaac
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Feldman wins Cimarron Early Summer Open with 69
Loyd Feldman of Meade shot a 69 to win the Cimarron Early Summer Open at Cimarron Country Club amid a field of 86 golfers. He carded 35 for the first round and 34 for the second, beating Clarence Herrman by one stroke. Final results span five flights with multiple playoffs and notable scores from golfers including Bob Kimbrel, Larry Friend, Skeet Nicolet, and others. The note mentions an upcoming women’s open on June 12.
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Cimarron
Loyd Feldman
Meade
Momming
Cimarron Country Club
Feldman
Leach
Clarence Herrman
Ensign
Bob Kimbrel
Larry Friend
Plainville
Cimarron High
Cimarron Clothier Skeet Nicolet
Friend
Nicolet
Kimbre
Marc Nicolet
University of Kansas
Skeet Nicolet
Estel van Pelt
Dighton
Nicolet Dank
Johnny Burke
Jetmore
al Steinbring
Norm Baldwis
Bob Lanckreit
Garden Cition
Troy Hunnicutt
Bob Deighton
Dodge City
Bob Elis
Garden City
Millard Jantz
Bob Wood
Wood
Harold Evans
Garden
Bud Hubbell
Jim Scott
Delbert
Red) McAlpine
Richard Jantz
Comeback Kid Tony Conigliaro Powers Red Sox Past Twins
Tony Conigliaro, cleared to play by his doctor after a long eye injury, went 1-for-3 with two doubles and two homers in a 5-2 Red Sox win over the Twins. He raised his average to .288 and drove in six runs in the game, as Boston backed by strong pitching from Ray Culp. Meanwhile other AL results saw Seattle, Washington, New York, Baltimore, and Oakland win.
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Boston
Sunjay
Red Sox
Iinesets
Charles D.J. Regin
Conigliaro
Seattle
Detroit
Washington
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Baltimore
California
Oakland
Cleveland
Ray Culp
Sparky Lyle
Tommy Harper
Don Mincher
Steve ,Whitaker
Wayne Comer
Harper
Frank Howard
Ken McMullen
Brant Alyea
Barry Moore
Dangerous Dave Wins Memphis Open Big Check
Dangerous Dave Hill known as Peck's bad boy of pro golf won the Memphis Open with a 72-hole total of 265, 15 under par, earning $30,000. He weighed 140 pounds after starting at 165 and plans to see a doctor for his weight loss. Hill, who has had PGA suspensions, led by two strokes over Lee Elder at Colonial Country Club.
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Memphis
Hill
Lee N. Elder
Berty Yancey
Colonial Country
No Offer From U.S. For Montreal Stadium
Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau said no U S investors have approached the city about building a domed stadium for the Expos on city owned land. He called reports of such a group rumors and said any concrete proposal would be considered with possible negotiations.
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Montreal
United, States
Expos
National League
Jean Drapeau
U.S
Softball Loop Action Opens Week At Finnup Park
The slow pitch softball schedule begins this week at Fansler Field in Finnup Park. Tonight features three men's games at 7 30, 8 30, and 9 30 p.m. Tomorrow includes two more men games at 7 30 and 8 30 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. On Wednesday the women play at 8 and 9 p.m. with Fansler Tires facing C K Minter Drilling and Sublette meeting Carmelita's Cafe.
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Fansler Tires
Kinney Glass Cleans Up In Regional Tennis Action
Kinney Davis-Salsbury, 16 8, won in the losers bracket and helped his team roll to a 12 3 lead in the afternoon. Sarly Rip led the singles in a later match while Roy Rupp and Glen Glass contributed to a postponed game that was made up Sunday afternoon. Aviom Smith and others also found success as Kinney Glass and the others won two matches on Sunday.
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Kinhey Davis-Salsbury
Sarly Rip
Riroy Rupp
Kinnéy
Aviom
Teeling
Triumph Gyelé Wind On Pre Circuit Rally Feature
A garbled report notes Triumph Gyelé Wind on a pre circuit rally Sunday at Fécing York featuring Seura dat and Ty on the pro circuit. It references county fairground speedway events and a mane at an ecolea event, with unclear details.
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Triumph Gyelé
Seura Dat
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