Musial Lifts Cardinals Over Reds in 11th Inning
Stan Musial belted his 450th home run to give St. Louis a 10-9 11 inning win over Cincinnati, snapping an eight game skid. Pitcher Ray Sadecki took the loss as Keane fined him $250 for the poor effort. Musial also chased in the go-ahead run with a perfect peg at Rojas.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Stan
Feld Boss
Sadecki
Houston
Milwaukee
Musial
Cardinal
Cookie Rojas
Bob Purkey
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Lindy McDaniel
Dave Sisler
Athletics Rally Lifts A's Near .500 Mark In AL Race
Manny Jimenez and Norm Siebern fueled a 4-2 win over Minnesota lifting the Kansas City Athletics into the thick of the AL pennant chase. Jimenez swatted a double and a single to raise his average to .386, while Siebern added a double and homer to push his RBI total and keep KC within two victories of .500 as rain limited action elsewhere.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Manny Jimenez
Norm Siebern
Kansas City Athletics
Jimenez
Siebern
A’s
Minnesota
Cimarron Golfer Competes in State Qualifying Rounds
Ellis Nicolet of Cimarron shot Jan 88 at Hutchinson during qualifying rounds of the annual state men's amateur golf championships. He tees off in the fourth flight at 12:20 p.m. against Ted Corsant of Carey Park Course in Hutch. Prairie Dunes hosts the meet with 142 players entered. Dick Turner of Garden City planned to compete but withdrew.
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Ellis Nicolet
Cimarron
Hutchinson
Ted Corsant
Carey Park
Jin Hutch
Prairie Dunes
Dick Turner
Garden City
Standings and results from the Major Leagues
The Standings show San Francisco leading with 40 wins and a .727 pace, followed by Los Angeles and Cincinnati. Tuesday results include San Francisco over Chicago, Houston over Milwaukee, St. Louis over Cincinnati in 11 innings, and a suspended two game between Los Angeles and Pittsburgh. Today's schedule features SF at Chicago and LA at Pittsburgh, with several games postponed or rescheduled. The AL standings list New York atop with a .587 pace, followed by Cleveland and Detroit. multiple games and reschedulings are noted, including postposed Detroit at Boston and Kansas City at Minnesota.
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Sadecki
Reds
San Francisco
Chicago
Cubs
Los Angeles
Dalgiers
Pittsburgh
Mel Ott
A's
Milwaukee
Bob Shaw
Braves
Siebern
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Earl Battey
Bobby DelGreco
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
New York
Philadelphia
Charlie Smith
White Sox
Angels
Don Zanni
Ryne Duren
Bo Belinsky
Leon Wakner
Orioles
Whitey Herzog
Marty Kutyna
Jack Brandt
Charlie Lau
Senators
Ken Retzer
Chuck Hinton
Herzog
Billy Hoeft
Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
W. L. Pet
G.B
Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Scott City Invites Golf Tourney Sunday Big Meet
Scott City hosts the annual Scott City Invitational as the big meet of the links season. Teeoff is 7 a.m. with an entry fee of $3. Four flights are planned. 27 holes for the title and first flights, 18 holes for the other two flights. Prizes awarded to top three in each flight. Coffee and rolls at 7 a.m. Lunch at the clubhouse.
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Scott City
League Leaders baseball batting and pitching leaders AP list
The Associated Press league leaders include Jimenez Kansas City batting .366 and Essegian Cleveland .347. Siebern KC leads runs with 42, Kaline and Wagner 38 RBIs, Rollins 87 hits, Siebern 41 RBIs, Wood 13 steals. Pitching leaders show Wickersham KC .857 and Donovan Cleveland .800, Koufax 123 strikeouts. Other leaders include Mays and Cepeda with RBIs and hits, plus Purkey and Pierce top pitching ratios.
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Associated Press
Jimenez
Kansas City
Essegian
Cleveland
Siebern
Howser
Green
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Wagner
Los Angeles
Rollins
Robinson
Chicago
Smith
Gentile
Jtimore
Cash
Wood
Wickersham
Donovan
Pascual
Estrada
Baltimore
Williams
F. Alou
San Francisco
Mays
Wills
T. Davis
Cepeda
Cincinnati
Brock
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Ranen
Houston
W. Davis
Pierce
Purkey
Koufax
Drysdale
O'Dell
Sam Snead Qualifies for Open Amid Jinx Threat
Sam Snead, 49, survives Montclair NJ qualifiers by three strokes to earn a spot in the U S Open at Oakmont starting June 14. The field fills to 150 with 32 berths decided, joining 19 exempt players including Gene Littler, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Sam
Montclair
Oakmont
Snead
Upper Montclair
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Tony Manero
King
Don Fairfield
Mike Fetchick
Ted Kroll
Lew Worsham
Sam Parks Jr
Pittsburgh
Chuck Harbert
Bob Toski
Atlanta
Harvie Ward
Dutch Harrison
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Washington, D.C
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Leo Eck Hired To Direct Girls Softball Play
Leo Eck, veteran Holcomb High coach, is hired to direct the local women's softball association summer program. A seven member committee approved the plan at a meeting hosted by president Sharon Nusser. Eck will guide all program aspects, recruit volunteers, and establish youth teams for ages 10 to 15 with registration nights at the local field on Tuesday.
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Leo Eck
Holcomb High
Sharon Nusser
Eek
Holcomb
Cherokee
Okla
Northwestern Oklahoma State College
Alva
Aim Ig
Ruth Saffel
Juanita Garcia
Jim Stevenson
Ward Knight
Bob Greer
Jack Knight
Eck
Army Lands 7 Storm Erupts at West Point recruiting clash
Charlotte dispatch reports Army coach Paul Dietzel lured South Carolina prep stars Curtiss Lindler and Wayne Page to West Point. Clemson and South Carolina mentors denounce the move amid questions of restricted territory and funding from the Army Athletic Association. Dietzel denies using state funds, saying recruiting costs come from football gate receipts.
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Charlotte
N.C
Army
Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
West Point
Curtiss Lindler
Lower Richland High
Wayne Page
Lake View
Lindler
Page
Clemson
Frank Howard
Marvin Bass
Dietzel
Louisiana State
Howard
Army Athletic Association
Kansas Tennis Entries Set for Jaycee Meet
AP reports Topeka player John Grantham and Kansas City’s Ted Ballinger will represent Kansas at the national Jaycee tennis tournament in Corpus Christi Texas this August. Grantham won the 1B and under state title by defeating Hal McCoy 6 2 6 2, while Ballinger took the 16 and under crown defeating Darrell Snyder 6 4 3 4 3.
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Winfield
Kan
John Grantham
Topeka
Ted Ballinger
Kansas City
Kansas
Corpus Christi
Tex
Grantham
Ballinger
Hal McCoy
Whitfield
Darrell Snyder
Classic Golf Field Gears Up For 100000 Classic
Top pros including Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and Gary Player entered the 100000 Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton NJ with 120 players. The event serves as a tune up for the U S Open and offers a 25000 top prize and a strong field after sectional qualifiers. The course at 7055 yards par 72 was redesigned by Robert Trent Jones with tough rough and narrow fairways testing big hitters. A 5000 pre celebrity preliminary was slated.
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Hugh Pullerton JR
Associated Prats
Clifton
Upper Montclair Country Club
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
South Africa
Gary Player
Palmer
New York Metropolitan Area
Upper Montclair
Robert Trent Jones
Winona State Advances in NAIA Tourney After 13 Inning Win
Winona State Minnesota edged California State of Pennsylvania 7 4 in 13 innings to reach the NAIA baseball semifinals. Mark Dilley struck out 20 in 10 innings setting a tournament record. Georgia Southern beat Minot 8 3 to reach the semis. Portland State defeated Florida A M 2 1 in a pitching duel. Sam Houston beat Lewis 4 1 behind Dave Edwards two hit outing.
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ST. Joseph
Winona State
Winona
Mark Dilley
Georgia Southern
Minot
Pierce Blanchard
Sam Houston
Lewis
Dave Edwards
Portland State
Florida A
Gordon Riese
Richard Williams
Williams
Portland
GI Qualifies But Was AWOL For Open Golf
Fort Hood Texas AP An Army private who qualified Monday in Dallas for the National Open Golf Championship was absent without leave when he did it His company commander Col O R Bergner said former Fort Worth City champ Jerry Edwards was AWOL when he shot 140 to grab one of five slots Edwards would not be allowed to play in the Open because of the AWOL charge He has used up all leave time and would need advance leave to compete.
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Fort Hood
Kiwanis sweep doubles in Knothole league action
Kiwanis won twice in the 1962 summer Knothole base ball program Tuesday. In the Minor League game Kiwanis outslugged Lions 10 to 7 with Stucker Owens and Cleveland each doubling and singles added by Albers, Rauhut doubled twice, and Krug homered and singled for Lions. Kiwanis and Long pitched through five innings. In the Major League contest at Clint Lightner Field Kiwanis edged Lions 6 to 3 as Sumpter held Lions to six hits and fanned five while Ratzlaff struck out eight for the Lions. Action returns today with Knights of Columbus Blues vs Shriners in the Minor at 6 p.m. and Rotary vs Kiwanis in the Major at 8 p.m.
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Lions
Stucker
Owens
Cleve
Clint Lightner
Sumpter
Morgan
Servantes
Mueller
M. Robbins
Ratzlaft
Marine
Hamman
Little League Field
Knights of Columbus Blues
The
Shriners
Rotary
Philbrick Rolls 698 Series at Garden Bowl
Ronald Philbrick led Jones Construction to a 4-0 win in Scratch League action at Garden Bowl Monday night posting a 698 series and 265 game. The 698 is the fourth highest in league history at Garden Bowl, with team totals 1,813 and 620 for the night.
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Garden Bowl
Ronald Philbrick
Jones Construction
Philbrick
Dale Dickenson
Charles Heath
Lamar
Colo
Ray Shearmire
Dickenson
Ang Philbrick
Collingwood Farms
Ideal Foodstore
Credit Union
Gano-Horace Grain
Elliott Printers
Card Pitcher Fined for Poor Effort in Cincinnati Rout
St Louis pitcher Sadecki, 21, was fined 250 by manager John Keane after Cincinnati pounded him for five runs in one inning. Keane called the showing the worst effort seen on a major league diamond. Sadecki had struggled this season, dropping to 2-3 with a 7.20 ERA, after a rough sixth inning in a 10-9 Cardinals win in 14 innings.
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ST. Louis
Way Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
John Keane
Sadecki
Keane
Cardinals
Deans Pills Offer Fast Backache Relief And Sleep Help
Advertises Deans Pills claiming rapid relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains, reduces bladder irritation, and provides mild diuretic effects to aid kidney output. Promises a good night’s sleep and long-standing relief for over 60 years.
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Dean
Faust
Two Games Set Tonight In Men’s Softball Play
Two more games are scheduled here tonight in men’s summer softball play. At Finnup Park Diamond the 8 p.m. opener features Garden City Co-op against Century Refinery. The nightcap at 9 15 p.m. pits McClung Payne Pharmacy against Garland Furniture.
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Finnup Park
Garden City Co-op
Century Refinery
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Garnand Furniture
Missouri Wins NCAA Berth in District 5 Playoff
Missouri defeats Bradley 9-4 to claim a NCAA tournament berth and earn a spot in the first round against Ithaca College of New York in Omaha. Tigers lead early, stretch to 5-2 entering the sixth after two Bradley rallies, with George Hewlett and John Severk each hitting two doubles. Bohannon earns the win.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Bradley
Missouri
Ithaca College of New York
Omaha
Tigers
Jim Card
Tiger
Larry Bohannon
Card
George Hewlett
John Severk
Bohannon
Girls Softball Action Starts in Non league Play
Non league girls summer softball opens with Smith Packers of Garden City defeating Kis met Komet 3 2 in Kismet. Second Baptist Church a new team led by Rev Jim Stevenson scheduled to play Cimarron Friday at 7 30 p m. Garden Cityans to face Cimarron girls in a double header with Smith Packers vs Kismet and R and S Sinclair slated for second game around 9 15 p m likely against Cimarron.
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Smith Packers
Garden City
Kismet
Kismet Komet
Second Baptist Church
Jim Stevenson
Cimarron
Garden Citians
S Sinclair
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Chuck Siller
Billy O’dell
Bob Buhl
Willie Davis
Pirates
Tommy Davis
Stan Williams
Larry Sherry
Earl Francis
Bob Bruce
Colts
al Spangler
Ron Piche
Vole
RH Kiwanis
Allen's
Safety Center International
A&a Body Shop
Everett Allen
Arizona
Ted
Mile High
Herkimer
Jes
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