Hot Battle Behind the Yankees in Tight AL Fight
The American League race tightens behind the New York Yankees with only four games separating Kansas City and Baltimore. The A’s lag 8% behind, while New York crushed Chicago 13-0 behind three home runs and a strong two hit effort from pitcher Ducks. The sweep tightens a pennant chase as Boston and Washington win to close the gap.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Baltimore
A’s
Yankees
Chicago
Johnny Bucks
Johnny Memorial
Ducks
White Sox
Boston
Kansas
Yankee
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Baseball standings and results across American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York Kansas City and Baltimore leading teams with Washington Boston Chicago posting wins and losses in scattered games. National League updates feature Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati with varied scores and first-place shifts.
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Leagl
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ginelmath
Sants
Baltimore
Detroit
Arnis Portocarrero
Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bucks
Yankees
Dick Donovan
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Yogi Berra
Bowling Standings Show Southwest League Scores and Teams
A pasted list shows final standings for a regional bowling league with numerous teams and players. Names include Ray Vannaman, Burtis Motor Co., Garden City Telegram, National Guard, State Farm Mutual, and Northern Natural Gas among many others, with scores and affiliations scattered throughout.
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Southwest Carpet & Tile
Garden Bowl
Ay Whitehurst
Kerr
Gene Austin
Garden View Speedway
Burtis Motor Co
Al's
Texaco
Bishop Wholesale
Ray Vannaman
Northern Natural Gas
Ind
Northern
Ag Reitberg Machine Shop
Northern Notcomb
Garden City Co-op
National Guard
Voney Careathera
Isa
State Farm Mutual
Hind
Bob Rickman
Rickman Body Abi
Million Motor Company
Garden City Telegram Ba Stoner
Pan-Am
JaeAnn Implementals Sugarbeet League
Nolan Motor Company
Id Hi
Ray Shearnire
Walters Motor Company
Ind Hi
Ray Bhagat Ae 'Alsao Saad Co
Laughlin Elect
Conoco Nola Motor Co
Walters Motor Co
Alleg-lata Rf Smith
Cities Service
Ted 'Brookover
Gardiners Dairy Bat
A.D.M
Athlet League
Optimist Purple
Ind. ‘Hi
Roy Maupin
Team
Ind. Hi
Alan Wopkins
Lo Nothern
Nor.hern Nat
Dt Cities Service Gas
al Juutheran Layman
Fankhaugers
Hugoton Prod. Co
Rickman Body Shop
Haststte Tron & Metal
United Carbon
Clagsle Leag
Barton & Crist
Fred Barton
Century Refinery
Raymond Johnson
Barton & Chiata
BO Glc
Gassera
Bily C.J.G. Gassers
BeeJays roll to first exhibition win in spring
Garden City BeeJays beat Dodge City 12 to 3 in a pre season game. Bob Thorne pitched all nine innings for Garden City, fanning 12 and allowing two walks. Jack Nichols took the loss for Dodge City after a rough third inning. Glenn Piper closed for Dodge City. Garden City jumped ahead 4 0 after a four hit third, while Thorne shut down a Dodge City rally with two strikeouts in the clutch in the same frame.
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Billy Goodman
Sox
Senators
Roy Sievers
Ralph Terry
Russ Kemmerer
Dick Hyde
Bob Cerv
Herb Plews
A’s
Cees
Dodge City
Garden City
Tom Bergkamp
Jaycees
Bergkamp
Bob Bergkamp
Tims
T. Bergkamp
Clint Lightnerfield
Lyons
Ban Johnsons
BeeJays
Bob Thorne
Jack Nichols
Glenn Piper
Dodge
Nichols
Dodges City
Thorne
Herring Wins RB Flight in Cimarron Spring Golf Meet
Garden City golfer Roy Herring earned top honors in the RB flight at Cimarron’s spring golf tournament, one of five Southwest Kansas players to place. Lloyd Feldman of Meade won the overall championship with a 27-hole 104, edging Ellis Nicelet of Cimarron by one stroke. Other flight winners included Gordon Crone of Lakin in President and Grover Pugh of Dodge City among A players, with B and C flight victors listed.
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Garden City
Roy Herring
Southwest Kansas
Herring
Garder. Crone
Lakin
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Links Afair
Lloyd Feldman
Meade
Feldman
Ellis Nicelet
Cimarron
Gordon Crone
G. Hamby
Dodge City
Herby Settler
Grover Pugh
Gerry Riepel
C. R. Feldman
B — Roy Herring
Jim Giesick
Leati
Earl Giesick
Leoti
C — Charles Thomas
Ronald Warden
C. K. Parks
Montezuma
Rookies Bring New Life to Giants This Spring
A quartet of rookies anchors the San Francisco Giants as they pursue a first division finish. Orlando Cepeda leads at first base, Jim Davenport debuts at third, and Willie Kirkland along with Don Taussig headline a promising outfield. The group has fared well against the Dodgers, whom they beat eight of ten times in spring play, with Cepeda driving offense and Davenport delivering solid early form.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Giants
New York
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Davenport
Willie Kirkland
Don Taussig
Cepeda
Puerto Rico
Whitey Lockman
Davenport
Salama
Ala
Minneapolis
Kirkland
Willie Mays
Taussig
Dallas
Bill Rigney
Don Mueller
Sauer
Bob
Thomson
Dusty Rhodes
Braves Back Home Run Boom In 7-6 Win At San Francisco
The Milwaukee Braves rediscovered the long ball and pounded 12 homers in their last four games including a 7-6 victory at San Francisco. Wes Covington and Hank Aaron homered twice each, with Covington delivering the tying blow in the eighth and Aaron the decisive shot in the ninth as the Giants dropped to second place.
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Milwaukee Braves
Champs
San Francisco
Giants
Wes Covington
Hank Aaron
Covington
Braves
Aaron
Garden City College faces athletic recruitment drain
The piece criticizes Garden City College for losing area junior and senior athletes to Hutchinson junior college and Ark City college due to better athletic dorms and training facilities. It urges action to improve incentives, including an athletic dorm and a training table, and notes limited local success in holding top prospects. It also mentions a community tennis program planned by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and records Ohio State’s NCAA swimming dominance.
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Southwest
Kansas
Garden City
Scott City
Keenest
Bramley
Darrell Fouser
Hutchinson
Fouser
Brantley
Garden City Iuco
Garden Jico
Ark City College
Jim Duncan
Garden City Quarterback Club
Garden Jaycees
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Cal Neeman
Taylor Phillips
Curt Simmons
Garden City Telegram
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Paul Davis
Vern Holmes
Finnup Park
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