Two Shutouts in Men's Softball Action at Finnup Park
Two one sided games ended after five innings as 10 run rule applied. Southwest Carpet and Tile beat Garland Furniture 16 to 0 with nine hits including three by Bill Boles and two by Milt Roberts. Las Palmas Tavern blanked Century Refinery 15 to 0 behind Andy Guerrero's nine strikeouts and seven hits by the winners.
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Garland
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Marvin Wells
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Century
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Seco Garcia
George Mujica
Andy Guerrero
Fred Medina
Tony Rojas
Venturi Misses U S Open Qualifying At Memphis
Prominent golfer Ken Venturi failed to qualify for the U S Open after a 36 hole sectional at Memphis. Bill Collins Jim Ferree and Kel Nagle also missed the cut as 50 berths were decided with further qualifiers to be determined at other sites. Sam Snead heads a Montclair lineup ahead of the Classic Open while New Orleans prepares for AFL franchise considerations with David Dixon as sole backer.
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Jim Ferree
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Bob Rosburg
Paul Harney
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Stan Leonard
Earl Steward
Jack Tests
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Gardner Dickinson
Billy Maxwell
Gay Brewer
Johnny Pott
Openers in Knotts Hole Rotary and Knights split games
Summer play began with Rotary defeating Knights of Columbus Reds 3-1 at tittle League Field on six hits led by T Gooden. In the major league night game at Clint Lightner Field Knights beat Rotary 6-3 with both teams each collecting one hit. Dunlap and G Herman pitched full games for Rotary and Reds, while Guadian and Fulton matched nine strikeouts. Lions and Kiwanis set for 6 and 8 pm minor and major games. Jaycee Airlinks hosts six groups on ladies day with nine holes each.|||||| Trusenev sets world discus mark at 202 feet 234 inches, a breakthrough for the 31-year-old Leningrad veteran in Moscow.
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National Football League Today
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Chicago Tribune
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Jaycee Airlinks
Adelia Jones
Evelyn Wasson
Rose Schiffelbein
Phyllis Helms
Alma Tailey
Grach Ann Bjorklin
Pam Keller
Rose Winkier
Katy Marshall
Eleanor McDonald
Odel Rickman
Pat Newsom
Betty Mills
Gladys Penny
Ruth Hooker
Opal Lundgren
Sylvia Biggs
Beulah Gooden
Betty Gribble
Moscow
Vladimir Trusenev
Trusenev
Leningrad
Garden City Tetogram Aims to Update Daily Local Notes
In Garden City this sixteenth day of the month, readers find brief updates from city desk. The column covers community events, small notices, and snippets from local groups. Details are sparse but reflect a bustling midyear calendar.
Standings update from American and National Leagues
The Associated Press presents current standings: American leage leaders New York and Cleveland tied at 27 19, Minnesota 29 22, Chicago 26 23, Los Angeles 25 22 with Boston at 19 41, and Washington 14 33. National League shows San Francisco 39 15, Los Angeles 37 17, Cincinnati 29 18, Pittsburgh 22 20, Milwaukee 24 27, Houston 21 29, Philadelphia 19 31, Chicago 16 34, New York 12 34. Monday results and upcoming games listed with several cross-league matchups.
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Houston
Philadelphia
Palmer Trails Toward Sixty Thousand in Money Race
Arnold Palmer remains near the $60,000 mark in professional golf money earnings. He stood at $59,208 for two weeks, then edged to $59,871 after a $563 ninth-place Memphis Open payoff. Bill Casper Jr., on $41,208, holds second as Littler and Player each gain after Memphis.
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Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
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Jack Nicklaus
Mike Soucnak
Billy Maxwell
Salina Golf Pro Dies During Wichita Meet
Richard E. Barnes 51 of Salina died of a heart attack while playing in a $12,000 pro-amateur tournament at Wichita MacDonald Park. He was native to Kansas City and played at Russell and several Kansas courses, winning the Heart of America tourney in 1939 and 1941 and the Midwest PGA in Parsons in 1949. He leaves wife Ferne and daughter Diane.
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Richard E
Bumps) Barnes
Salina
MacDonald Park
Kansas City
Barnes
Russell
Kan
Parsons
Ferne
Diane
Koufax Fans 18 as Dodgers Top Phils in One Game
Dodgers left-hander Sandy Koufax struck out 18 in a 6-3 win over Philadelphia, boosting his season total to 123 strikeouts in 101 innings. He improved to 8-2, moved Los Angeles within two games of San Francisco, and extended a stellar eight-year ledger of K-runs and complete games.
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Inside Track for AL Rookie of the Year Sparks Debate
The MLB Rookie of the Year race across the American League features a mix of big names and rising stars. Belinsky leads on the mound with a 6-2 record and 2.51 ERA, while Manny Jimenez of Kansas City leads batting with .362. Other notable contenders include Joe Azcue Ed Charles Jose Tartabull Dave Wickersham John Wyatt Dan Pfister Diego Segui Bob Rodgers Felix Torres Tom Burgess Dean Chance Bob Botz Mike Tresh Joe Pepitone Al Luplow Ty Cline Bernie Allen Joe Bonikowski Lee Stange Mike Hershberger Boog Powell Dave Stenhouse Dick Radutz Bob Tillman and their respective teams. The discussion centers on who will win the league’s rookie honors as rosters feature about 43 rookies with around 20 showing strong bid.
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A’s
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Ed Charles
Jimenez
Milwaukee
Jose Tartabull
Dave Wickersham
John Wyatt
Dan Pfister
Diego Segui
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Felix Torres
Tom Burgess
Dean Chance
Bob Botz
Mike Tresh Han
New York Yankees
Tony Kubek
Tresh
Joe Pepitone
RBI
Cleveland
al Luplow
Ty Cline
Bernie Allen
John
Boog) Powell
Baltimore
Dave Stenhouse
Washington
Giants
Dick Radutz
Bob Tillman
Radate
Tillman
Cards Tryin Too Hard Slump Explains St Louis Losses
St Louis Cardinals manager Johnny Keane says the club is in a paralyzing slump as players bear down under pressure. After a two hour meeting with GM Bing Devine, he cited early-game errors and lack of power during a seven-game road trip. The team slid to 24-24, from second to fifth in the National League, with the trading deadline ten days away.
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Devine
Teams Add Players for All America Grid Tilt
The East team added three players and the West one for the second annual All America bowl game on June 29. Wen dell Harris of Louisiana State, Jim Smith of Penn State and Jerry Brown of Mississippi were placed on the East roster, while Oklahoma fullback Phil Lohmann joined the West.
Siebern Leads in RBI and Jimenez Tops Batting
In American League leaders, Norm Siebern of the Athletics leads in RBIs with 39 after a five RBI week, surpassing Kaline who is sidelined with a fractured collarbone. Manny Jimenez holds the AL batting lead at .262 despite a slump. In the National League, Billy Williams leads at .359 for the Cubs, with Tony Gonzalez rising to .347 and Orlando Cepeda dropping to .341. Willie Mays boosts NL RBI with 19, and Tommy Davis takes the NL RBI lead with 55. Missouri defeats Bradley 3-1 to push toward the NCAA District 5 berth, as Bobby Jenkins earns his seventh win.
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Detroit
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Billy Williams
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Phils
Tony Gonzalez
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Willie Mays
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Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Cepeda
Jim Gentile
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Bradley
Braves
Omaha
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