Rec Loop Schedule Lets Teams Play At 7 PM
A long list of Monday and Tuesday games across several leagues at multiple fields. Matches include Kansas vs Aztecs, Sioux vs Navajos, Comanches vs Cherokees, Indians vs Twins, Jets vs Cowboys, and Shriners vs Deerfield at venues like Fairgrounds South and Clin Lightner Field. Also noted are women and youth league pairings with start times from 6 to 10 pm.
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Vikings
Giants
Inor Bengus
New Fields
Soith
Grounds
Kanzas
Aztecs
Sioux
Fairgrounds
Indians
Twins
Jets
Cowboys
Clin Lightner Field
Shriners
Deerfield
Kiwanis
Sublette
Odd Fellowa
Lakin Girls
City Reservoir
Lillies
Sunflowers
Orchids
Violets
Zodiac
St. Dominic Behool
Libra
Pisces
Aries
Caplcorn
Franrio
Cleaver Field
Bunnies
Coyotes
Rainbow
Reds
Holcomb
Whites
Eagles
Atity Reservoir
Braves
Padres
Pawnees
Shawnees
Kiowas
Apaches
Mohaawks
Mejor
Heenie
Yanks
Pilots
Royals
Oilers
Clint Lightner
Rotary
Vida Loses Race Wins Game
Vida Blue, fast pitcher for the Oakland A's, helped them beat the Boston Red Sox 12-1. Hegan set a record for errorless games at first base, but an unearned miscue by Blue on a first-base play sparked discussion. Other AL and NL scores feature Yankees over California 3-2, Chicago over Atlanta 3-0, and Milwaukee sweeping Chicago with Jerry Bell’s three-hitter.
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Vida Blue
Mike Hegan
Blue
Oaklard A’s
Boston Red Sox
Hegan
New York
California
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chiccago
Jymirsinigis
Oakland
Boston
Baltimore
Texas
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
Scott City golfer wins Mor Memorial title by one stroke
Scott City high coach Grant Glad won the John Boyer Memorial Men s Open in golf at Scott County Country Club. The 128-player field played nine holes with par 34. Glad opened with 37, then carded 33 for a 70 total to earn the championship by one stroke over Lelyn Boam of Garden City and Dale Holdren of Syracuse who tied for second with 71. Danny Harvenek and Estel Van Palt among others also competed.
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Scott City
Grant Glad
Scott City High
Gyon
John Boyer
Scott County Country Club
Glad
Lelyn Boam
Garden City
Dale Holdren
Syracuse
Danny Harvenek
Estel van Palt
Dighton
Greg Helmers
Kelly Beisner
Oakley
Max Ladner
Geeden City
Treing
Steve Price
Great Bend and
Garden Citians
Bob. Mathews
White
Bill Lewis
Eldon Clemence
Glassers Top Deerfield Meet but Falls in Fin al
Kinney Glass of Garden City led Deerfield Lions Club in a double elimination slow pitch tourney in Deerfield and survived a final loss 4 3 to Santa Fe Motors before winning the rematch 10 3 for the crown. Oasis and Dart In placed third and fourth as weather delayed the finish a week.
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Arden
City
Tulips
Holcomb
Lillie
Orchids
Zodiac
St. Dominic
Gemini
Scorpio
Virgo
Taurus
Cleaver
Es Chipmunks
Squirrela
Tialabow
Cleaver Field
Oranges
Blues
Farm Bureau
Sublette Wa
Garden National Bank
City Reservoir
Panne Va
Lobos
Bears
Longhorns
Planet League
St. Dominic School
Mercury
Jupiter
Skyline League
Cards
Eagles
Aen
Fansler Field
Ehresman Packing
Dart-In
Kinney Glass
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
GL Forum
the Oasis
Southwest Carpet
Pappas Concrete
Deerfield — Kinney Glass
Garden City
Deerfield Lions Club
Glassers
Braickell
Dart
Oasis
Knights of Columbus
Keller- Leopold
Phresman
G.I
Golds Win Loop Meet to cap Rainbow League tournament
The Golds won four games in one night to clinch the Rainbow League pre season championship at Cleaver Field. They beat the Blacks 12-3 and Reds 15-7 after entering the losers bracket from Friday’s loss to the Browns, then defeated the Browns twice to finish the 11-team meet. Missouri names Gene McAnderay as new baseball coach succeeding John Simpson after 34 years. Kaline has logged 100 or more games in 19 seasons.
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Rainbow
Fom
Cleaver Field
Reds
Browns
Golds
State
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Gene McAnderay
John Simmons
Tiger
McArtor
Missouri
St. Louis
Brentwood
Hazelwood
Aeros Build West Lead in American Association
A 5-2 win over Des Moines left Aeros Build West within one half game of Iowa in the Eastern division while Wichita’s 112-8 thrashing of Tulsa widened its lead to 2½ games. Indy crushed Evansville 13-5 and Oklahoma City beat Denver 11-9. Jim Lyttle's three-run double in Des Moines provided the Royals' edge. Tony LaRussa had four hits and seven RBIs for Wichita as Rawly Eastwick earned his fourth straight win for Indianapolis with Skidman and Kango homering.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Iowa
American Association
The
Oaks
Wichita
Tulsa
Indianapolis
Evansville
Oklahoma City
Denver
Des Moines
Jim Lyttle
Benver
Royals
Tony LaRussa
Rawly Eastwick
Roe Skidman
Andy Kango
Indians
Weiskopf Dominates Kemper Open With Front-Running Win
Tom Weiskopf led from start to finish at Quail Hollow with a final 271 total after rounds of 65 70 68 68. Lanny Wadkins finished second at 274, Dave Hill and Leonard Thompson tied for third at 277, while Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino lagged in the field. Weiskopf earned $40,000 from a $200,000 purse, widening his 1978 money list lead.
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Weiskopf Bath
Nickhaus
Weilskopf
Dave Hill
Lou Graham
Leonard Thompson
Cesar Sanude
Art Wall
Ken Still
Mac McLendon
Dan Sikes
John Lister
New Zealand
Lee Trevino
Arnold
Palmer
Trevino
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Tommy Aaron
Weiskopf
Wadkins
Nicklaus
Crampton
Wescpt
Tom Weitkopf
Bison Youth Baseball Struggles Continue 0-6 Start
Garden City's Bison youth team dropped four games in a week, slipping to 0-6 on the season. Managed by Dr. Bill Clement, they opened Oh Kan League play with an 8 p.m. game in Hooker, Oklahoma. vs Hays and Hutchinson, the Bison managed just a handful of hits and were limited by no-hitters and runs ahead rules as Hutchinson forged a 5-0 nightcap no-hitter.
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Garden City
Bison
Hooker
Okla
Bill Clement
Clint Lightner
Rugged Hays
Beeres
Hutchinson
Hays
Garden
Joe Smallwood
Tim Douglass
Clyde Harmon
Stan Erwina
Ays
al Gomez
Scott Seay
Rick Guerrero
Eighi
Smallwood
Terry Lucas
Gregg van Campen
Brent Cully
Hutch
van Campen
Cully
Bud Detter
Baseball Scores and Tuesday Games Update
New York defeated San Diego 9 to 2 and Montreal beat Los Angeles 4 to 1 Monday. San Francisco hosts Bradley 4-2 and Pittsburgh hosts Moose 4-4 with New York Matick 2-7 visiting Cincinnati Billingham 7-2. Carlton 5-7 faces Houston Roberts 5-3. Tuesday games schedule Los Angeles at Chicago, Atlanta at Montreal, New York at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Pittsburgh.
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Main
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittesburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Montes
Los Angeles
New York
San Diego
Mikey Lotich
Minnesotta
Twins
Yankees
California
George Medich
Gordon Tempero
Scott City
Edt Rodenbeek
Gene Deaver
Garden City
David Flume
Danny Harvank
Fairway
Lamar van Pett
Associated Press
National League East
W. L. Pet
Ohbwago
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Lewis
Sam Finameisea
Cincinmobi
Howson
Bradley
Moose
Matick
Cincinnatt
Billingham
Carlton
Roberts
Monreal
San Franicisco
Pittssburgh
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Boys Door
Tigers
Lions
Bengala
Rams
Planet
Dominic
Mara
Pluto
Skyline
Owls
S. Falcons
Team Electronics
Quint Automotive
YMCA
Peerless Plastics
Burtia Motors
Oswalt Industries
Brookover Peedyard
Yorty
Sam Yorty
Thasn
Thomas Bradley
Vida
Carl Yastreamski
Rune
Darlton Fisk
Yastrzemski
Hogan
Omedti
Flint
Ramsay City
Am Ermer
Jerry Bell
Bell
Dimes
Amos Otis
Bobby Grich
Homs
Scott
Parsons
Kan
Parsons Bolo
Stan Brewer
Dhota
Odie Wilson
Independence
Steve Thompson
Cherryvale
Kansas Missouri
Oklahoma
Florida
Graber
Beston
Curtis
Cobbotm
Holteman
Cleveland N
Ryun
Richmond
Jim Ryun Thas
Ryan
Louisville
Ryan Tad
Kip Keing
Keimio
Simmons
al Kaline
Detroit Tlgers
Aeros
Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Weiskopt
Lanny Wadkins
Dave Hilly
C L. Thompson
Cesar Sanudo
Mac MicLenidon
Pratt
Kansas
First Southern Baptist Church
Hugh Jack Norwood
W. Campbell
Vacation Bible School
Sears
Tom
Aiess
Wiett
Gia Oipetees
Puackwall Wits
Ubr Blackwale
Gor Penne
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Tarun
Sears, Boebuck and
Regnlar
N. Main
Lance
G.B. Delmont
Balltimore
Milwaukee al
Beaglen
West Chicago
Kanigas
City Ca
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