Mets Race Past Pirates as Streaks Fall in NL Action
The Mets ended their 32 game win streak by beating Pittsburgh 8-6 as Fd Kranepool and Joe Christopher drove in two runs each. Koufax faltered for the Dodgers who edged St. Louis 11-10 to widen their lead, while the Braves beat San Francisco 10-3 and Houston topped Cincinnati 8-3 in other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
New York Mets
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Casey Stengel
Fd Kranepool
Joe Christopher
Galen Cisco
Hochet
Braves
Bob Shaw
Ken Johnson
Mack Jones
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Bill Hands
Bob Bolin
Rusty Staub
Astros
Don Nottebart
Hal Woodeshick
Deron Johnson
Reds
Woodeshick
Tommy Harper
Assignments Set For Girls Softball
Leo Eck announces this summer girls softball team assignments with 101 participants ages 11 to 15. Seven balanced teams will practice through next week as games begin the week after. Teams include Jets, Orbits, Missiles, Titans, Cometa, Nockets and Astros with named players listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Eck
Jets
Cathy Crase
Linda Woolman
Judy Farmer
Patricia Meter
Mary Farmer
Carolyn Curl
Patricia Foster
Loretta Green
Robbie Cilne
Wilma Whitehead
Marla Holmes
Lucille Whitehead
Carol Rose
Janelle Garnand
Jolene Garnand
Orbits
Jan Smith
Donna Martin
Pattie Lewis
Ramona Bruggeman
Barbara Rudd
James Sullivan
Jeanne Sullivan
Gloria Martin
Fileen Harris
Patty Roderick
Mary Beth Farr
Candy Rowe
Karla Anderson
Sonja Lenta
Sandy Speckman
Shelley Speckman
Susan Roth
Mary Ann Harmon
Sue Harmon
Betty Park
Janet Batchelder
Teresa Stout
Ruth Ellen Leighty
Marlene Knoll
Donna Granberger
Pam Tankenhorn
Carol Batchelder
Janet Reed
Titans
Cheryl Johnson
Jane Roberson
Sue Stout
Virginia Montney
Randi Slough
Greta Devnes
Mary Winter
Sarah Wonsetler
Pam Uthe
Susan Fieff
Susan Montney
Mary Nusser
Pat Connors
Pat Uthe
Cometa
Gayla Sears
Buff Mansur
Debra Birkholz
Linda Sisney
Stephanie Boles
Mary Rintoul
Weather Ends Battle in Minor League Knot Hole Game
Rain at Clint Lightner Field washes out the feature Knothole youth baseball game between Knights of Columbus Reds and Shriners after four innings of B-team play. Reds lead 6-1 in the shortened game, with Brungardt earning the win thanks to nine strikeouts and one walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Knights of Columbus Reds
Shriners
Reds
Brungardt
Larson
Gereche
Shaw
Selichnow
Jewell
Shriner
Bergkamp
Garnand
Geier
Belmont Stakes matchup pits Tom Rolfe against Dapper Dan
New York AP report previews the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday with Tom Rolfe and Dapper Dan renewing their rivalry after the Preakness. The field includes Hail to All and others. post time 4 15 p.m. EST. The race offers 146 650 total purse with 102 900 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rolfe
Dapper Dan
Belmont
NEW York
Aqueduct
Raymond Guest
U. S
Ireland
Ogden Phipps
Dap Dan
Lucky Debonair
Tom Ralfe
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ben Cohen
Dan Prefery
H. C. Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Selahi
Lawrence Katz
Valley Farms
J. R. Straus
Lghtly
la Cima
First Family
Meadoe
C. T. Chenery
Minor League Play Tonight at Clint Lightner Field
Knothole youths Kiwan face Odd Fellows in a double header at Clint Lightner Field tonight. B team begins at 6 p.m. with the A team following. Saturday night minor leaguers play again at Lightner Field as Knights of Columbus Blues meet Shriners in the 6 p.m. B team game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knothole
Clint Lightner
Kiwanis
Odd Fellows
Lightner Field
Knights of Columbus Blues
Shriners
Ulysses Golf Event Saturday
Ulysses hosts the third annual Invitational for women from Southwest Kansas towns with four flights and trophies for top three in each. Tee off at 8 a.m. on the nine hole Jaycee course with 18 holes per flight and a $3.50 entry including lunch. Dorothy Jones directs. Mrs. Kenneth Conaway chairs the women’s association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Country Club
Marolyn Chmelka
Raye Eisner
Erdene Corley
Ulysses
Kansas
Pluy
Ulysses Jaycee
Dorothy Jones
Kenneth Conaway
Women’s Association
Methodist Church
Ralph Monical
Cimarron
Betty Jo Thomas
Rain Washes Out Softball Triple Header at Fansler Field
Thursday night rain canceled a three game slow pitch softball slate at Fansler Field. The first game between Southwest Carpet and Tile and Smith Sand Co was tied 6-6 after four innings and will be completed later. Tonight two more matchups are set: Santa Fe Motors versus Reed-Stinemetz Excavators at 7:30 p.m. and DeKalb Seed versus Ehresman Packing at 8:30 p.m. Welders Supply faces Hapes Truck Line at 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanster Field
Southwest Carpet
Smith Sand Co
First Methodist Church
Renick Drugstores
Western Auto Store
Garland Furniture
Fansler Field
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
DeKalb
Ehresman Packing
Welders Supply
Hapes
Cimarron to Stage Golf Meet Sunday
Cimarron hosts its annual invitational men s golf tournament Sunday drawing many golfers from Southwest Kansas. The nine hole course dries after spring rain and is reported in excellent playing shape with registration by 10 a.m. sharp. Entry fee is 4 dollars with 27 holes for the championship flight if fewer than 100 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Kansas
Standings Update From Baseball Schedule
New York leads with eight wins and six losses while Houston has eight wins and three losses. Los Angeles sits at eleven wins and ten losses as Cincinnati remains three games back and St Louis ten wins. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pro Grid Expansion Race Is on
Pro football expansion race heats up as NFL chief Rozelle backs two new teams to reach 16 by 1987 while AFL’s Joe Foss considers 1986 entry. Cities named include Montreal Toronto Boston Miami Atlanta New Orleans Cincinnati Houston Memphis Phoenix Seattle Portland.
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Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Associated Press
Joe Foss
American Football League
AFL
United States
Canada
Rozelle
NFL
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Miami
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Houston
Memphis
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Milwaukees
Columbus
Dayton
Louisville
Vancouver
Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
New York
Dallas
Kansas City
Elks Team Claims Win Over Sublette in Youth Game
Garden City Elks defeated Sublette 18 to 6 in a non league youth baseball game. Duane Downtain earned the win with six strikeouts and two walks. Sublette’s Metts fanned five batters with six walks. Garden had a 10 hit advantage, led by Butch Knight tripling and adding a single.
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Sublette
Garden City
Elks
Duane Downtain
Godwin
Krug
Garden
William
Butch) Knight
Stewart Nelson
Fred Slough
Downtain
Pat Harmon
Wayne Montney
Johnny Dunlap
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Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Cisco
Larry Miller
Tom Parsons
Parsons
Jim Pagliaroni
Jerry Lynch
Koufax
Cardinals
Bob Skinner
Julian Javier
Wes Parker
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Pavillion
Great Bend
Judy Bourne
Arlene Dickerson
Peggy Mayo
Marilois Bach
Bernice Anderson
Vesta Korff
Lenore Hineman
Lee Maxfield
Nelle Lile
Louise Vance
Sibyl Miller Maxine Blanchard
Bette Walker
Jewell Backett
Lucille Kaiser
Ester Wenkle
Florence Nanninga
Velma Piland
Sue Unger
Anne Waddell
Kay Wells
Grace Stoner
Nonnie Saffels
June Benedict
Dorothy Ogden
Erna Andrews
Nora Blackwood
Mary Burden
Barbara Smith
Jean Gimple
Nancy Woods
Blanche Salyer
Nel Lindner
Alma Robinson
Helen Fankhauser
Jean Speckman
Mary Regester
Charlotte Spikes
Mildred Archibald
Doris Campbell
Madonna Clausen
Virginia Krey
Moore
Green Bay
Wis
Tom Moore
Vicki Zimbleman
Becky Terrell
Connia Oeding
Lori Bauer
Leon
Lakin
Syracuse
Elks Squad
Hosigneod
Lightner Wield
Liberal
Merrick Racing, Inc
Merchant Police
Ayls Bigg
Ronald Spence HY
Dodge City
American League
Minnesota
Baltmore
Detroit
Cleveland
Biles
Combinglign Norm Goer
Shapirock
Rocklat
Ulation
Tith Ave
Denver
Colo
Tena Oes
Bob Green
Foss
Novelco
North American Philips Co., Inc
E. 42
N.Y
von Norman
Hobart
Anyi
S. 1
Bunney
John Collins
Laurel
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