Liberal BeeJays Edge Garden City 3-1 In Kansas Clash
Liberal BeeJays defeat Garden City Pioneers 3 to 1 in a well played game. Liberal outhit Garden City 7 to 4 as Joe Brown and Don Chasteen teamed for the win. Garden City’s lone run came in the fourth inning on a Gary Boston triple and Leo Eck’s walk. Final line shows Liberal two runs in the fifth and seventh, Garden City scoring none after the fourth.
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Laverne Billinger
Joe
Bob Brown
Ed Besore
Dick Denton
BeeJays
John Burton
Dim Brown
Ken Barry
Den
Chico Reyes
Joe Brown
Don Chasteen
Brown
Chasteen
Nat Holman to retire after four decades coaching CCNY
Nat Holman, 63, longtime basketball figure from New York’s Lower East Side, ends a 40 year run as CCNY coach. As a player he starred with the original New York Celtics for nine years then led CCNY to a 90-26 five year stretch including a grand slam in 1950 by winning NCAA and NIT titles. The 1951 season followed a scandal that led CCNY to withdraw from major competition.
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Nat Holman
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College of the City of
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New York Celtics
CCNY
Cepeda and McCovey Benched by Giants as Slump Lingers
San Francisco Giants manager Bill Rigney benched rookies of the year Cepeda and McCovey to rest slumping bats. Cepeda batted .269 and McCovey .252 before sitting out Tuesday’s 5-1 loss to the Reds, with starter Jay Hook earning the win. Rigney notes Cepeda’s past rebound after a brief rest.
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Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Bill Rigney
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McCovey
Rigney
Cincinnati Reds
Jay Nook
Four Teams Named For Local Girls Softball League
Four teams will form the city women’s softball league this summer with opening night set for Thursday at the Civic Center. President Shirley Galliart of Holcomb presided as managers and officers decided the format. Thursday’s doubleheader starts with Welder's Supply versus Yellow Cab at 7:30 p.m. and Coca-Cola against Pierceville at 9 p.m.
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Shirley Galliart
Holcomb
Welder
Yellow Cab
Coca- Cola
Pierceville
Women’s Golf Sees Laughlin and Machine Supply Lead
In week five at Jaycee Air Links Laughlin Pharmacy defeated Smith Land Co by 13 strokes while Machine Supply downed Bob’s Mobile Service by 22. Laughlin and Machine Supply sit 3-1 atop the standings, with Bob’s Mobile and Smith Sand each at 1-3. This week’s fifth week features Machine Supply versus Laughlin and Smith against Bob’s Mobile.
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Laughlin Pharmacy
Smith Land Co
Machine Supply
Bob's
Jaycee
Laughlin's
Bob's Mobile
Smith
Laughlin
Casey Stengel Returns to Manage Yankees after Health Break
NEW YORK AP Casey Stengel receives medical clearance to return and promptly guides the New York Yankees to a 5-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. He vows changes after watching the team perform inconsistently from the dugout and television during his illness. Jim Coates pitchers a four hitter with no earned runs in the victory.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Jon
White Sox
Yanks
Jim Coates
Boxer's Condition Still Said Critical After Ring Fall
New York AP report says 21 year old boxer Tommy Pacheco remained in critical condition early today after Benny Gordon stopped him with 11 seconds left in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena. Pacheco collapsed and has not regained consciousness.
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Tommy Pacheco
Benny Gordon
Pacheco
St. Nicholas Arena
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compiled list shows leaders in batting with Berra New York at .343 and Maris of New York leading runs with 41. Also noted are top hitters Runels Boston 60 hits and Clemente Pittsburgh 69, with Buckets of other leaders in doubles triples and home runs. Pitching leaders include Coates New York 60 decisions and Drysdale Los Angeles 88 strikeouts.
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Boston
Berra
New York
Mantle
Maris
Hansen
Baltimore
Runels
Minoso
Chicago
Lollar
Skowron
Fox
Aparicio
Siebern
Kansas City
Kubek Mantle
Howard New York
Allison
Washington
Lemon
Minoio
Plersall
Cleveland
Coates
Estrada
Staley
Pascual
Bunning
Detroit
Lamar Tech to Try for Win
KANSAS CITY AP Lamar Tech of Beaumont Texas seeks a sixth straight NAIA tennis title led by defending singles champion Reginald Bennett and runner up Armando Ferla. A record 70 entries from 29 colleges compete at Rockhill Tennis Club Courts through Saturday. Pan American College of Edinburg Texas, with doubles champions John Sharpe and Don Russell, looms as Lamar Tech’s toughest challenger. Rain postpones a men’s softball game at the focal diamond between Southwest Carpet and Tire and Fansler's Tires, with makeup and other rain-delayed games to be set later.
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Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Reginald Bennett
Rockhill
Bennett
Armando Ferla
Pan American College
Edinburg
John Sharpe
Don Russell
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Tech
Pan American
Focal Diamond
Fansler
Pirates slide in NL as Cubs crush 13-2 on the road
The Pirates dropped a third straight in Chicago 13-2 as the Cubs blasted a 16-1 game two run spree. Milwaukee pulled within 3 1/2 games of Pittsburgh with a 6-4 win over Los Angeles while Cincinnati beat San Francisco 5-1 and St Louis fell 5-3 to Philadelphia. Willie Mays, Cepeda, Banks and Moryn starred as the Cubs piled on, and Vern Law took the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Los Angeles
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Tave
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Pirates
Vern Law
Benny Daniels
Irate Banks
Bob Will
Walt Moryn
Banks
Will Tee
Dick Ellsworth
Robin Roberts
Bill White
Maxwell, Colavito spark Tigers in 5-2 win at Baltimore
Detroit moves within 1.4 games of first by beating Baltimore 5-2 as Maxwell homers twice in six games, driving in seven runs in a hot stretch alongside Colavito. Messi took the win on the mound, while Wilhelm absorbed the loss for the Orioles as Cleveland and New York also won.
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Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
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Indians
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White Sox
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Mudcat) Grant
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Red Sox
Early Wynn
Tony Kubek
Jim Coates
Luis Aparicio
Harmon Killebrew
T ‘Ais
Senators
A's
Camilo Pascual
Norm Siebern
Russ Snyder
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
A compact standings table shows Baltimore Cleveland Detroit New York Washington and Kansas City with win loss records. Results list include Detroit 5 Baltimore 2, Cleveland 12 Boston 3, New York 5 Chicago 2, Washington 7 Kansas City 2. Upcoming games include Detroit at Baltimore Chicago at New York Kansas City at Washington and Cleveland at Boston.
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Tiwinight
Pete Newell to Lead 1960 Olympic Dream Ball Squad
Pete Newell selects a strong 1960 Olympic basketball team with four All Americans Darrail Imhoff Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas and Jerry West plus Walt Bellamy Terry Dischinger Jay Arnette and Burdie Haldorson among others. The roster blends height speed shooting youth and experience as Newell aims for gold in Rome.
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Peoria Cate
Omaha
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al Kelley
McCune
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Qdie) Smith
Kentucky
Armed Forces
Farmington, Ky
National Open Art Wall Leads Qualifiers at Cherry Hills
Wall from Pocono Manor Pa tops 34 qualifiers in the National Open golf at Cherry Hills Country Club Denver June 16 18 with 128 over two rounds on Twin Hills course Nine strokes ahead of other district lows 91 players qualified in nine districts Tuesday with 38 more in Monday play New casualties among names include Jackie Burke Jr Al Besselink Hillman Robbins Bill Collins Don January and Lew Worsham failing to reach the cut in Oklahoma City Dearborn and Landover respectively
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Wall
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al Besselink
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Tenn
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Baltimore
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Dallas
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Bob Inman
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Landover
Phillies Rally Beats Cards 5 3 at St Louis
Robin Roberts solidified a late bid for Philadelphia with support from Dick Farrell as the Phillies defeated St Louis 5 3. Harry Anderson opened with a first inning homer, and Harmon Killebrew added a two run shot in the Kansas City game where the Senators beat the A's 7 2 shifting the standings. Camillo Pascual won his sixth, aided by Tex Clevenger in the seventh, after a long layoff.
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Bill White
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Miller
Harmon Killebrew
Billy Gardner
Karl Battey
Norma Siebern
Russ Snyder
Camillo Pascual
Tex Clevenger
Pascual
Mary
Local Youth Track Team Heads to State Junior Olympics
Five Garden City youths travel with Bruce and Mrs Roderick to Memorial Stadium Lawrence for the state Junior Olympics. Mike Johnson competes senior pole vault and high jump. Richard Masoner runs senior 120yard high hurdles and 180yard low hurdles. Frederick Wright Jerry Christensen and Bryce Nederick enter the intermediate events with Wrights 106 and 220, Christensen in 70yard high hurdles 120yard low hurdles and broad jump, and Roderick in 70 highs 120 lows and the 440.
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