Reds Hold Off Braves 5 4 in One-Run Win Rally
The National League leader Cincinnati Reds beat Atlanta 5-4 to extend their winning streak to four and maintain a three game edge over second place St Louis. Reliever Bob Lee preserved Jim Maloney's fifth win, aiding a 5-0 lead before the Braves rallied. Leo Cardenas and Bob Lee were key late contributors as Cincinnati edged Atlanta in a tight matchup.
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Bell Trade Boosts Red Sox in Pennant Chase
Boston acquires veteran right hander Gary Bell from Cleveland as GM Dick O Connell and manager Dick Williams express optimism about contending in the American League. Boston also reshapes bench by trading Tony Horton and Don Demeter for Bell after a 3 0 loss to the Indians. Bell’s 96 92 career mark with Cleveland since 1953 cited.
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Telegram Want Ads Offer Buy or Sell Opportunities
A compact notice promoting Telegram based want ads for buying or selling items. Encourages readers to use Telegram as the channel for placing and finding quick local transactions.
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Garden City Edges Hooker In Wild 10-9 Return
Garden City defeated Hooker 10 to 9 at Civil Lightner Field in a wild comeback, after trailing 50 in the second inning. Garden City used three pitchers with Walsh the winning pitcher, while Hooker’s McNaab started and Witt took the loss. Leland Tresner led Garden City with three singles and Walsh added a double, as nine Garden players contributed hits in a 14-15 error game that featured six runs in the fifth inning and a late Hooker surge. Next action is at Clint Lightner Field against Guymon next Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Negro Athletes Back Cassius Clay on Draft Stand
A group of famed Black athletes including Jim Brown Lew Alcindor and Bill Russell met with Cassius Clay in Cleveland to hear his stance on religious beliefs and refusal to be drafted. Clay, a Muslim minister, explained He would not be inducted and the athletes supported his position noting they did not seek to change his mind.
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Steve Barber Quits Orioles Flight Before West Coast Trip
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber walked away from the team jet in Baltimore after a five run Senators rally. He refused to board for the West Coast trip as Baltimore prepared to open a five game series in Anaheim. Barber told officials to proceed without him and said he could not face going anywhere near his grave. Orioles director of player personnel Harry Dalton confirmed Barber had left the team and would be contacted.
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Cimarron to Stage Women's Open Golf Tourney
Cimarron Country Club hosts the annual women's open golf tournament on Thursday. The nine hole sand greens course will welcome all area women, with coffee and doughnuts served at 7 30 p m and tee off at 8 a m Defending champion Ginny Binney of Ulysses chairs the event through Mrs Don Renick of Ingalls serving as tournament chairman.
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Elks Legion Lose Twice in Dodge City Twin Bill
Garden City's Elks Legion youth baseball team fell 2-1 in both games against the Dodge City Rangers in Dodge City. The opener was seven innings, the second stretched to 10 innings. A delayed game at Clint Lightner Field and an 8 p.m. Wednesday matchup with Russell are next.
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Standings and results from the National League baseball season
The National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 34 wins and St Louis next at 27. San Francisco 28, Chicago 23, Philadelphia 22, Atlanta 22, Los Angeles 20, Houston 17, New York 15. Saturday results include Cincinnati eight Atlanta seven and Philadelphia four Houston two. Sunday scores feature Cincinnati five Atlanta four and San Francisco seven New York zero. New York and San Francisco played a 22 inning second game that ended 11 innings. Today's games list Chicago at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Atlanta among others.
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Lakin Golfer An Schuht Captures Cimarron Open Title
Fred Anschutz of Lakin fired 10 under par to win the Cimarron Early-Summer Open at Cimarron Country Club, beating 107 others. He totaled 98 for 27 holes after opening rounds of 43, with a final 32 on the back nine. Skeet Nicolet of Cimarron was runner up with 99 as 108 players from 18 towns competed.
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Softball Action Begins Tonight in Garden City
Garden City men start league play at Finnup Park with two slow-pitch games on Fansler Field each night this week. Tonight Kinney Glass faces First Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. and Western Kansas Sporting Goods meets Ehresman Packers at 9 p.m.
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