Mayberry hits three homers as Royals top Blue Jays
Kansas City slugger Mayberry belted three homers at Exhibition Stadium Wednesday night, lifting the Royals to an 11-3 victory over Toronto. He tied his career high in homers for the season and credited a new open stance for his power surge, while Whitey Herzog noted the adjustment helped his confidence. Dennis Leonard earned the win as Kansas City built a big five-run fifth inning before coasting past the Blue Jays.
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Larry Gura
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John Stearns
Herzog Lets Mayberry Swing His Way to Three Homers
Whitey Herzog urged John Mayberry to swing his way after a slump and the Kansas City first baseman responded with three homers and five RBIs in an 11-3 rout of the Toronto Blue Jays. Mayberry went from a .291 peak to a .232 season, but his hot night followed hours of batting practice and a new stance. The Royals, White Sox, Orioles, Red Sox, Twins, Indians, A’s and other teams yielded notable outcomes across the league.
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Gymnasts Claim Kansas Crown
Garden City School of Gymnastics won the boys state gymnastics tournament in Lawrence. Sixteen Garden City athletes competed as five individuals won titles including Banco, Darin, Wilcox, Wiens, Lane and Ryan, with coach Mike Thomas guiding an 8-1 season.
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Jon Bigler
Jeff Hamman
Doug Lewis
Brandon Eisner
Kurt Gibson
John Nanninga
David May
Tony Stegman
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Lane
Flying Cards Win Forum for Cubs Manager Franks
Cubs edge Cardinals 4-3 in 13 innings as Franks predicts St Louis will clinch the NL East with speed and flying players. Cardinals manager Vern Rapp calls it psychological warfare while other NL scores show Mets beat Expos and Padres fall to Giants. Suter and Hernandez combine for 16 strikeouts in the Cards loss. Ontiveros drives in winning run for Cubs.
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Hernandez
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Suter
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Jerry Morales
Bobby Murcer
Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
Heldman Lost Wimbledon TV Role as Newcombe Takes Reins
Julie Heldman, former player turned journalist and TV commentator, was not called to Wimbledon as Australian John Newcombe replaces her for the coverage. Heldman notes the media world is theirs, not hers, and cites typhoid last year and a string of telecast challenges for women covering men’s events. She criticizes unequal TV money and calls for more tournaments to be televised rather than artificial events.
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Garden City Recreation League Softball Scores Report
Wednesday night results show Cowboys defeat Yankees 12-2 and Royals top Pilots 13-5. Indians beat Jets 13-7 and Rent Buy over Ehresman 14-4. Garst Thomas rout Roark Realty 21-7. Miles Optical edges Delta Supply 5-4. Foreman Trucking over St. Catherine 19-16. Brookover over Rookies 104. Peerless Plastics forfeits Turquoise Shop. Goodtimes 16 Audiophile 10. Saturn 42 Jupiter 9. Mercury 12 Planto Earth 4. Taurus 8 Leo 0. Aries 10 Libra 7. Taurus 10 Pisces 2. GCIDA 1 Deerfield 1. VFW 17 Brake Stop 6. Rotary 15 TOOF 3. Quint over Master Feeders 14-10. GC Farm Center over Dart 16-6. Sprinko Irrigation over Mountain Dew 8-7. Peerless Plastics 17 Santa Fe 12. El Rancho Chucks and Bobs 83 double forfeited.
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Bobs
Shrine Bowl West unit coach praises players and facilities
Derby coach Tom McVay leads the 33 men of the West squad in the fourth Kansas Shrine Bowl. He lauds the athletes for their quick learning and notes Fort Hays State facilities surpass last year. McVay cites strong defensive and offensive backs, seeks linemen, and describes two-a-day workouts from Tuesday through Friday at West Hall and FHS fields.
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Giles
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Shriners
Odd Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragments Highlight Weathered Box
Patchwork results from Wednesday and Thursday show Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 0 and New York 6 Montreal 4 with rain disruptions. Other items list Oakland Seattle San Francisco San Diego results, forthcoming games, and a mix of scores involving Toronto Cincinnati Atlanta Cleveland and Chicago with scattered notes on rain delays and pitchers' records.
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Women Claim Key Victories in Garden City Golf Tourney
Forty five members of the Women's Golf Association competed Tuesday at Garden City Country Club. Lamoine Jones Bernice Anderson and Melba Davidson led 18 hole ACF play with strong scores and tight pairings featured Peggy Mayo Marolyn Chmelka Erdene Corley Judy sham Eva Marie Diggs Alice Dart Grace Craig Doris Sloan Frances Cox Bea Settles Florence Burris Florence Nanninga Kathryn Strackeljohn in 1% hole groups. Flight B included Peggy Selby Maxine Clark Wanda Lyman Helen Fankhauser Galene Wiley Melba Davidson Wanda Eisner Abbie Rupp Gen Stoner Lee Maxfield Susie Loyd Nellie Lile A J Williams Betty Thomas. 4 Mole A Flight saw Vernadine Craig Malie Dickerson Joyce Boone Peggy Rodriguez Virginia Meschke Jackie Schlager Alice Stone Leis Heard Jimmie Ruth Cobb Blanche Salyer. 9 Hole C Flight had Peggy Smith Nan Meschke Jan Burghart Pat Rooney Stella Garnand Bette Leopold Lois Hendrickson Delores Gillen Gerry Roark Martha Foster Pam Herrman Vera Lansdon Audrey Law Kay Werner Kathy Koster.
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Club
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Galt ” Association
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Corley
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Kay Wells
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Bea‘Settles
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Florence Nanninga
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Peggy Selby
Maxine Clark
Wanda Lyman
Helen Fankhauser
Galene
Wiley
Wanda Eisner
Abbie Rupp
Gen Stoner
Lee’ Maxfield
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Nellie Lile
A. J. Willams
Betty Thomas
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Malie Dickerson
Joyce Boone
Pegey Rodriguez
Virginia Meschke
Jackie Schlager
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SiHole
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Birney
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Cleaver
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Masoner
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Gillan
Wrasshe
Jewell
Uavone -Maharon
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Nan Meschke
Jan Burghart
Pat
Rooney
Stella Gar‘nand
Wildcats Add Cage Games Schedule seems messy
Kansas State University announced that Oral Roberts University and South Dakota were added to the Wildcats home basketball schedule. The season opens with games in Manhattan on November 25 against Northern Minors, November 28 against South Dakota, and December 3 against Southern Methodist. After December 5 at Vanderbilt, the Wildcats return to Manhattan to host Oral Roberts of Tulsa on December 8.
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