Heier Almost Shuts Out Bo Jets In Exhibition Openers
Garden City opened its season with a double victory over the Wichita Bo-Jets at Clint Lightner field. Heier dominated with a one hitter until two seventh inning walks and errors spoiled the no-hitter, while Cartwright and Adams, Smith turned critical double plays and the Jaycees staged late scoring to win.
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Milwaukee Clings to National League Lead
The Pirates briefly led the NL by half a game after a first game 3-1 win, but Milwaukee won the second 4-3 to regain and hold top spot as Cincinnati split with New York and Brooklyn also posted results.
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All-Star Baseball Ballot Voting Opens in Garden City
Fans will select the 23rd annual All-Star Baseball players by position. Vote now through midnight June 24 and mail ballots to the Sports Desk at The Garden City Telegram in Garden City Kansas. Include each player name and team with your ballot.
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Ex Cardinal Players Rough on Former Mates
Philadelpia and St Louis split a three game set with ex-Redbirds Stu Miller Harvey Haddix and Murry Dickson starring for Phils and Haddix winning the second game 9-3 after a 15-hit attack. The Athletics beat the Red Sox 7-6 in 10 innings as Tim Thompson drove in Harry Simpson with two outs. Dickson carried the Cards in game one to a 3-1 win while Haddix evened the Needle at 1-1 against the Cards. Also notes Nino Valdes is actually Geraldo Ramos Ponciano Valdes.
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Box Score Bouts and Player Line for Webster Team
Box score shows Bo Jetsee Webster Townsend Jamison and Dunbar among others with scoring lines and positions. Key players include Warner Matemry and Orndorff on the mound with various runs hits and errors noted.
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1800 Golfers Entered In First Round of U S Open
New York reports 1800 golfers entered in U S Open qualifying across 24 sites to fill 108 spots for the June 14 16 Oak Hill Club Rochester New York. Only 16 players exempt include past champions and top finishers such as Jack Fleck Ed Furgol Ben Hogan Julius Boros Cary Middlecoff Doug Ford Joy Conrad Peter Thomson Sam Snead Tommy Bolt Bob Rosburg etc.
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Bears Still Hold A Solid Lead In A N MLB Standings Update
The Denver Bears hold a 64 game bulge over Indiana in the American Association as they open a three game set in Indianapolis Monday night. Minnesota eight back, Omaha nine, Louisville 9 1/4 behind, with the Millers, Indians, Louisville, Wichita, and Omaha taking wins and losses in a tight race.
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Two Bouts May Affect Crown
A pair of fights could shape a September final for the vacant heavyweight title. Archie Moore defends his 175-pound crown against Yolande Pompey in London in a 15 rounder, while Tommy Jackson faces Floyd Patterson in a 12 round elimination bout at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Local Legion Edged Out In Southwest Kansas Opener
Garden City edges Dodge City 6 5 as six Garden errors blow open a 6 0 lead. Bob Thorne limited to four hits for Dodge City while Joe Roth HBP two hits and a homer for Garden City. Next game at Liberal Sunday afternoon.
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Kinsley Shooter Wins Kansas Handicap Trapshoot
Herman Schalfer of Kinsley won the Kansas Handicap Trapshoot championship by breaking 100 straight clay pigeons from 19 yards. James Rexroat of Hoisington captured the Miller High Life trophy for the open title after hitting 836 of 900 targets, also winning champion of champions with a perfect 200 of 200 in Class A Open. Si Darling of Pratt claimed the all around championship with 378 of 400 targets.
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Littler Takes Texas Open Lead Into Final Round
Gene Littler, 2 strokes ahead of Cary Middlecoff at the Texas International Open, heads into the final round with a 54 hole total of 197. Middlecoff shot 68 to sit at 199, while Roberto de Vicenza holds third at 200 after a par 70 round. Littler aims for $13,478 first prize at Preston Hollow.
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Liberal Golfers Edge Local Team in Return Match Bid
Liberal golfers defeated Garden City in a team match yesterday at Liberal. Garden City players included Doug Crotty Lyle Carmichael L J Heinemann Jake Cox Phil Davis Ron Stevens Walt Weber Fred Finnup John Austin Ray McKee Si Zirkle L C Lile Ralph Gardiner Ray Wilcox Aubrey Whitehurst Von Morgan John Christie Marvin Smith. Garden City will attempt to even the count in a return match July 1. Western League results listed: Pueblo 7 4, Amarillo 3 3, Topeka 4 8, Sioux City 8 0, Albuquerque 6 3, Colorado Springers Dew Moines 8, Lincoln 4.
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KU Track Team Sets Mission AAU Record Rout
Seven records fell at the Mission Valley AAU championships as the Kansas University track squad dominated Saturday night. Les Bitner threw the javelin 223 feet 9 inches, Kent Floerke jumped 48 feet 1.5 inches, Al Frame ran 9 minutes 18.9 seconds for two miles, and Al Oert er threw discus 179 feet 2 inches to break marks. Gene O Conn or of Kansas State improved the 400 meter hurdles to 52.8, while Pete Orr of Missouri ran 446 yards in 47.8 and Dick Utter of Emporia State cleared 14 feet 14 inches in pole vault.
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Baseball Scores From Omaha and Nearby Parks
Sunday results list American Association games with Omaha leading 7 to St Paul 9 and Minneapolis 9, Denver 8 2, Indianapolis 7 3, Charleston 3 8 tied at 12 innings, Wichita 0 3.
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