Cubs Trade of the Year Sparks Cubs Lead Tie in N L
Chicago Cubs gain a share of the National League lead after Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel, acquired from St. Louis, beat the San Francisco Giants 3-2. McDaniel, with a homer, seals the win as Chicago moves into a three way tie with the Giants and Cardinals. Cardinals win to join the top spot as Altman drives in the winning run in St Louis 5 4 over Philadelphia. Cincinnati sweeps Pittsburgh 7 5 and 10 5. Orioles take AL lead with 4 2 win over Yankees. Willie Mays is picked off and McDaniel wins in relief then homers. Altman doubles in eight to score Boyer for the Cards. Shantz halts a Phil rally, Robinson belts two homers for Reds, Mazeroski, Lynch, Burgess connect for Pirates. Coleman drives in five for Reds in nightcap.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Collch
Bob Kenedy
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
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Kennedy
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Chicago
George Altman
Don Cardwell
Altman
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
Baltimore
New York
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Jkin Bouton
Jackie Brandt
Washington
Boston
Cubs
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Barney Schutz
Willie Mays
Ho Bailey
Ken Boyer
Bobby Shantz
Phil
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Ray Sadecki
Robinson
Reds
Jerry Lynch
Smokey Burgess
Bill Mazeroski
Coleman
Fansler Wins 2 From Lamar Club at Finnup Park
Fansler Tires of Garden City took both games of a men's fast pitch softball double header from Johnny's Liquor Store of Lamar Calo at Finnup Park Diamond Thursday night. In the opener Andy Guerrero pitched the win for Fansler while Russ Abitia fanned eight for the Coloradan. Garden City collected seven hits including Pete Jimenez and Andy Guerrero with multi hit efforts. The second game ended 8 to 2 in five innings with Fansler again victorious.
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Garden City
Johnny's Liquor
Lamar
Calo
Finnup Park
Innins
Andy Guerrero
Fansler
Russ Abitia
Coloradan
Guerrero
Garden
Weven
Pete Jiminez
Freddig Medina
Kerr Keglers Capture Crown In Garden Bowl League
Kerr Keglers won 109 games to seize the championship of the Tumbleweed Women’s League at Garden Bowl. Team members: Rene Brown Polly Kerr Thelma Kuehn Leila Strnmelz Charlotte Yardley Bessie Krebs. Patterson Jewelry was runner up with 87 4 4 4 wins and 4444 losses. Best individual game 266 by Mary Cross Western Motors on Oct 26. Polly Kerr led with 606 series. Kerr Implement posted season highs 934 game and 2535 series.
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Kerr Implement
Ejedt Tumbleweed
Garden Bowl
Rene Brown
Polly Kerr
Thelma Kuehn
Leila Strnemelz
Charlotte Yardley
Bessie Krebs
Kerr
Patterson Jewelry
Wetern Motors
Johnny's Fenster
Bob’s Mobil Service
Norris Drugs
Machine Supply
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ankrom Motors
Parnell Fashions
Ladd Machine Shop
Circle-E Ranch
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Mary Cross
Western Motors
Abilla, Holmes lead scoreless nightcap with solid pitching
Abilla of La mar struck out five and walked four in relief while John Holmes earned the win for Fansler, fanning nine and issuing five walks with five wild pitches. Larmay made six errors, four in the fourth as Fansler plated four, Colorado hurlers managed only three hits with Roy Robin- involved.
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Abilla
Lamar
John Holmes
Fansler
Larmay
Coloradans
Roy Robin
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1960s Era Top Stat Figures
Major and national league leaders are listed by batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Names include Allison, Wagner, Fox, Hinton, Wager, Aparicio, Blooded by teams like Minnesota Boston Detroit and Los Angeles with stats in runs and hits. Pitching leaders include Stock Fischer and O'Dell with win loss and strikeouts, reflecting era trends.
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Malzone
Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Pearson
Fox
Chicago
Versalles
Causey
Kansas City
Power
Boyer
New York
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Wager
Aparicio
Balltimore
Wood
Stock
Baltimore
Fischer
Barber
Bunning
Bob Harper Duffers Tourney draws regional golfers
Dodge City gears up for the first annual Bob Harper Duffers Tourney at American Legion Course Sunday from 7 to 10 a.m. The event targets players who average 80 strokes or better per 18 holes and offers five flights with three trophies each plus certificates for lower placings. Special prize awaits the day’s worst score.
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Dodge City
Bob Harper
Bob Karper
Tuesday Golf Day Pairings and Winners At Garden City Club
Sally Robinson won the 18 hole A flight on ladies day at Garden City Country Club. KWGA play decided the pairings for Tuesday with multiple flights and notable names including Ruth Hooker Betty Waters Florence Nanninga Nel Lindner and Barbara McVickers. In the handicap bracket Betty Waters faces Louise Gandles with other matches featuring Ray Eisner Marion Hess and Serena Downing.
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Sally Robinson
Garden City Country Club
Kansas Women’s Golf Assn
Ruth Hooker
Betty Waters
Florence , Nanninga
Nel Lindner
Manhattan Country Club
KWGA
Marolyn Chmelka
Natalie Dickergon
Atul Louise Vante
Katherine Strackeljoin
Rena Ryan
Erdene Corley
Siby Miller
Nellie Lile
Alaxine Blanchard
Jo Ann Sjodal
Ruth Hookset
Bernice Anderson
Lee
Maxfield
Bonnie Devies
Alma Robinson
Barbara McVickers
Abby Morgan
Lamoine Jones
Nounie Satela
Florence Burris
Esther Henkle
Florence Nanninga
Katherine Hart
Virginia Meschke
Sune Benedict
Joyce Boone
Donna Schiffelbein
Gen Stoner
Jean Speckman
Virgina Krey
Erna Andrews
Dorothy Ogden
Jeanne Gimple
Betty Benson
Shirley Carmichael
Mary
Golf League Begins Here Opening Round Action at Jaycee Airlinks
The 1963 Men's Industrial Golf League launched with two par 35 rounds. Top scorers were Bob Cadwell of Austins Cafe and Bill Branden of Fire Dept with one over par 36. Fortunes shifted across thirteen teams as Foster Music beat Northern Natural Gas 152 to 164 and Austin's Cafe led AT&T on a forfeit with two players.
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Bob Cadwell
Austin's Cafe
Bill Branden
Fire Dept
Don Coulter
American Telephoey and Telegraph
Buford Roper
Foster Music Co
Jaycees No. 2
Foster Music
Northern Natural Gas No. 2
Cities Service Gas
MNG No. 1
Campbell Abstract
Austin’s Cafe
At&t
Manera Radio
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Gardiner Dairy
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MG 2
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DeCamp
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Federation Fires Back Over Track Meet Participation
NEW YORK AP The college backed United States Track and Field Federation fired back with two conditions for athletes to compete in a late month meet to select a squad to face Russia. Houston officials said they wired two questions to Gen. Douglas MacArthur the arbitrator chosen by President Kennedy asking if the federation may approve sanction or participation and if AAU can compel registration as a prerequisite to joining events in St Louis June 24 22.
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Russia
Douglas MacArthur
Houston
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Kennedy
Gen. MacArthur
St. Louis
AL Front Runners Sustain Injuries
The American League faced a rough night as managers shuffled lineups due to injuries. Baltimore beat the Yankees 4-2 to seize a slim lead, Washington extended its win streak to four with a 2-1 victory over Boston, while key players like Mickey Mantle and Don Lock left games with injuries. Brooks Robinson and Jim Gentile provided the decisive run-support for Baltimore, as Dick Hall earned the win in relief.
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Washington
Gil Hudlges
Senators
Don Lock
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Hig
Gene Conley
Russ Nixon
Conley
Larry Osborne
Dave Stenhouse
Ron Kline
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Baltimore Guns
Dick, Hall
Robin Roberts
Stan Williams
Flint Open Golf Restart After Weather Cancelation
Tony Lema resumes bid in the Flint Open at Warwick Hills after Thursday’s first round was wiped due to an electrical form and storm. Lema led Don Essig by three and Bert Weaver by four, with 12 other sub par scores erased from the day’s standings.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Loma
Tony
Warwick Hills
Davies Leads Pack In British Amateur
Davies, the defending champion, led into the quarter finals at St Andrews Scotland. The Pasadena California player won two matches on Thursday including a 19th hole victory to show grit and persistence in the British Amateur Golf championship.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Calisbroker
the &H
NAIA Coaches Press Support for AAU Track Meet
Kansas City AP reports NAIA track coaches urged to back the AAU track and field championships in St. Louis in June 2021. Al Duer NAIA executive secretary calls the USTFF boycott of the NCAA meet a deliberate misinterpretation of sanction rights and a violation of the MacArthur agreement.
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NAIA
St. Louis
al Duer
Duer
USTFF
NCAA
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Douglas MacArthur
Duer Long
Knights Blues Cup Double Knothele Win
Knights of Columbus Blues sweep Minor League action at Clint Lightner Field with 21-2 win in the main game and 20-1 in the preliminary. W. Bergkamp and McCarthy led Blues with two hits each in the opener, while Shriners' Becker allowed five strikeouts. In the nightcap Shook fanned seven as Blues win 13 runs in the second inning. Two more Lightner Field games set for tonight pitting Knights of Columbus Reds and Rotary.
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Clint Lightner
Knothele
Blues
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Becker
Shriners
McNaught
W. Bergkatmp
McCarthy
Schurr
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Parr
Jolmes
Winscott
Ortiz
Guadlan
Villareal
Bayer
Lightner Field
Knights of
Columbus Reds
Rotary
Heteam
Standings and results from baseball slate across leagues
The standings show teams like New York Chicago and Los Angeles with records and games back. Thursday results include Baltimore 4 New York 2 and Washington 2 Boston 1. Upcoming games list Boston Baltimore New York Detroit Minnesota Los Angeles and others with several cross league matchups.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Tox Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Angeles
Net Tourney Scheduled Here An Invitational singles tennis tourney
City Recreation Director Herman Beringer promotes an invitational singles tennis tournament here next Sunday. Entry is $1 with trophies for first through third places. Twenty-two local youths entered plus seven from Liberal. Prospects include players from Scott City and nearby towns. contact Civic Center for entry.
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Ime
Herman
Pop) Beringer
Kim Nesbitt
Don Sonderegger
Don Becksitre
James Waolik
Ton Merman
Danny Pautey
Im Griffin
Fd Kraus
Frank Gl Christ
Jim Bunney
Mike Keller
Paul Sjodel
Dick Henke
Vern
Holmes
Olson Clark
Terry Cleveland
Mil Krug
Johnny, Wheeler
Roger Stona
Steve Salter
Harry Brown
Lee Bencini
Liberal
Harald Adding
Dick Fisher
Hob Jackson
Don Valartua
Leroy Frank Brad Broadstreet
Yank Stawley
Beringer
Dingy
Scott City
Lakin
Sublette
Ulysses
Holcomb
Hugoton
Dodge Ity
Beringly
Civic Center
Ball Tourney Coming Here
Kansas' first men's low-pitch softball teams compete in Garden City in a 12-game invitational tournament starting Friday. DeLoe's, Hutchinson clubs, Garden City entries and others fill the schedule with games at Citi Lighter Field and late Saturday and Sunday sessions. Top teams Reno County and Doloo's Recreation bring strong defense and power hitting, as Dodge City and Montezuma join the field for the fourth annual event.
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Firest
Page
Garden City
AML
Citi
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Levaes
Hutchinson
Reno County
Kanang
Charles Nuntomaker
Fend County
Paulsvilla
Cleveloni
Ohie
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Kanan
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Dodge
Moodd Lodge
Pepal-Cola
Moose
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Mooke
Platy Mod
Plich Durney
Garnand
Moose Lodge
Copeland
Fnal
DeLeo
Garden City Coop
Ond Bend County
Montezuma
Jones Leads Top Game in Thursday Minor League Bowling
John Jones of the Jones Juikl ops team scored the top game with 227 as Thursday Minor League action at Garden Bowl featured high round plays. The top women's game was 190 by Thelma Kuehn of Smith Sand Co and Maxine Bales of Summer Radio and TV, with Maxine adding a women's series best of 528. Krebs Construction tied for best team game at 726 with C&W, while Shummer Kadle and TV posted the top team series at 2,050. Results show Krebs Construction defeating Smith Sant 144 to 24, total pins 1,018 to 1,800, and Circle Vained-scored 3-1 over Farmer's.
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John Jones
Jones Juikl
Thelma Kuehn
Smith Sand Co
Maxine Bales
Maxine
Low Lefort
Krebs Construction
Kreb Construction
C&w
Shummer Kadle
Smnith Sant
Tammer Radio
Macling Supply
Whl
Tse
Circle
Farmer's
Famingo Motel
Jones Mullders
Gardiner Dalry
O-L
Century Refinery
Man Body Shop
Hutchinson Jaco Toon In 2nd at Tennis Meet
Hutchinson Jaco Toon chased a runner up finish at a National Junior College Tennis Tournament in Hutchinson Kansas. Central College of Ocula led with 14 points while Odesan Texas and Van Thompson of Hutchingen earned notable results. In singles, Hutchinson’s Van Thompson defeated Tom Nelson of Ocala to reach the semifinals where he will face Tom Shattuck for the title.
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Central College of Ocula
Tla
Tequare Ter Lants
National Junior College Athletic Association
Hutchinson
Kan
Odesan
Tex
van Thompson
Hutchingen
Tom Nelson
Ocala
Tom Shattuck
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Scott Bowling Team Champion at Garden Bowl league
Scott Bowling Team Champion, Scott City Air Service squad won the women’s league at Garden Bowl with 7844 pins. first‑place team members included Maxine Bates, Bonnie Zirkel, Tina Shourmire, Batty Dechant, Melon Careathers, and Iva May Frogs. Krohes Construction finished second with 66 wins and 39 defeats.
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Garden Bowl
Scott City Air Servics
Hint
Maxine Bates
Bonne Zirkel
Tina Shourmire
Batty Dechant
Melon Careathers
Iva May Frogs
Krohes Construction
Arm Bus Remy Dnsurance
Bbedd
Coca-Cola
Santa Fe Ettes
Deerfield
John Collis Agency
Garden Howl
Anamo
Uetty Schreibvogel
Maxine Batya
Scott City Air Service
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