Weird Strategy in Giants Win Over Phillies
In a 4 3 ten inning victory, Giants starter Bob Hendley faced a bases loaded moment as manager Al Dark and Gene Mauch shuffled players. Cater, a 24 year old Phillies rookie, was pulled for Wes Covington amid a chaotic first inning as Giants mounted a late comeback led by Duke Snider and Jim Hart.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Danny Cater
Cater
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Phillies
al Dark
Gene Mauch
Tony Taylor
Conkie Rojas
Johnny Callison
Bob Bolin
Richie Allen
Mauch
Wes Covington
Bolin
Ken MacKenzie
Covington
Dark
MacKenzie
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Willie Mays
Standings and Results in Major Leagues This Week
The American League standings show Chicago leading with 29 wins and 14 losses, Cleveland 35 20, and New York 28 22 among others. Saturday results include Baltimore 2 Minnesota 1 and Detroit 4 Chicago 2, with Sunday Yankees 9 Los Angeles 1 in 15 innings. National League leaders San Francisco 30 18 and Philadelphia 27 19, with Houston at Pittsburgh rained out. Multiple scheduled games and twinight games noted across leagues.
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Shoucd
Roy Sievers
Mays
Gus Triandos
Dark
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
le Angeles
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
L. Pet
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Houstort
Smith Sweeps Bowling Honors In City League Reopen
Floyd Smith of the Dairy King squad rolled a 225 high game and 597 high series as Garden Men's Handicap League opened Summer action at Garden Bowl. Walls IGA led in team games with 537, while Walls IGA No. 2 posted 1,529 series. Dairy King beat Davies Cafe 3-1, and Walls IGA No. 2 defeated Walls IGA No. 1 3-1. Damphats led Indepence Mixed League action, with Louie Zirkel posting 221 and 593 in men's events, Damphats also posting top team 2,072 in series. Garden City Laundry blanked Mavericks 4-0 as Damphats beat Oswalt Industries.
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Floyd Smith
Dairy King
Garden
Bulkley
Northwestern Typewriter
Home
Laird Harbor Shop
Minter Drilling
Beymer
Betty Deciant
Dalphlats
Independence
Louie Zirkel
Damphlats
Damphats
Garden City Laundry
Mavericks
Oswalt Industries
Copy
Tony Lema Clinches Thunderbird Title In Dramatic Final
Tony Lema overcome a seven stroke collapse to win the Thunderbird Golf Tournament at Westchester. He drained an eight foot birdie on the 18th to finish 72 holes at 276, edging Mike Souchak who closed with a 69 for 277. Souchak led early but Lema rallied with birdies and a clutch 18th putt.
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N.Y
Lema
Westchester
Souchak
Ken Venturi
Jor
Thunderbird
Paruy
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Phil Rodgers
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lema-Souchak
Champagne Tony
Hut Big Mike
Tony
Mike
How the Cash Was Distributed In Shuout Thunder Bird Golf
Rye New York AP leading scorers in the Shuout Thunder Bird Golf Tournament include Tony Lema earning 20000 dollars and Mike Souchak 12000, with other payouts listed for Casper Ventura Rodriguez Rodgers Rudolph Sifford Sikes Nagle and more across final scores and rounds.
Cardinals Lose Despite Homers In Cincinnati Rout
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 11-6 in Cincinnati. John Edwards hit a first inning grand slam, Frank Robinson and Deron Johnson also homered for Cincinnati. Julian Javier hit two homers for St. Louis and Charlie James added another Cardinal long ball. Johnson went five for five.
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Meach
Dark
Giants
Duke Snider
Jim Hart
Chris Short
Tom Aller
Chuck Hiller
Deron Johnson
John Edwards
Reds
Johnson
Frank Robinson
Julian Javier
Charlie James
Cardinals
Cubs
Braves
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Amtre Rodgers
Hank Aaron
Vernon Law
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Redbird
San Francisco
Johnny Keane
Ray Sadecki
Ron Herber
Edwards
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
Cimarron Invitational crowns Larry Friend golf champion
Cimarron High School coach Larry Friend won the Cimarron Invitational with a 68, 4-under-par, amid a record field of 149 players from 21 towns. Friend captured medalist honors with a 32 on the front and won a playoff on the first extra hole.
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Cimarron
Larry Friend
Lee's Summit
Minneapolis
Emporia
Kans
Cimarron Country Club
Friend
Greg Gough
Dighton
Gough
Erry Caldwell
Garden City
Ron Garrison
Dodge City
Garrison
Ray Meyer
Ashland
Curtis Jacks Jr
Cimarron Farmer
Carpenter Bob Holland
Don Bohling
Fowler
Holland
Tuck Glasse
Gene Pao
Curtis Beazley
Kinsley
Glasse
Three Inducted Into National College Baseball Hall of Fame
In St Joseph Missouri three individuals were inducted into the National Collegiate Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday night. Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones led Grambling College for 28 years as president and baseball coach. Max Molock headed St Marys College Winona Minnesota baseball for 34 years. Jimmy Gleeson, a former major league player, now coaches the New York Yankees.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
National Collegiate Baseball Hall of Fame
Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones
Grambling
Max Molock
St. Marys College
Winona
Minn
Jimmy Gleeson
New York Yankees
Vatican Representative to Boston on Secret Mission
Boston AP Augustin Cardinal Bea head of the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity arrives in Boston on a secret mission. The 83 year old Cardinal told reporters he was going on a secret mission and would say more when he returned in eight days.
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Boston
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Vatican
Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity
Rome
Slow Pitch Schedule Revisions Named by Director Eck
Director Leo Eck announces a revised week of slow pitch softball games with matchups set across five days. Tonight features Heinemann Agency against Christensen Grain of Pierceville at 7 p.m. and multiple games at 8 and 9 p.m. through 9 p.m. on the final night.
Dodge Citian Tops Trapshoot in Wichita Handicap
Bob Phillips of Dodge City captured the handicap championship at the Kansas State Trapshoot in Wichita with 98 of 100 targets. Bill Weaver tied for top honors but lost in a shootoff. Other winners include Gladys Prast, Richard Poleyn, Bill Han cock, R. R. Deiteier, Margaret Anderson, R. S. Deitmeier, Pete Carpenter, and overall champions Rob ert Ristow, Steve Vogl, Bill Hancock, George Stoy, and Earl Vernon Blasi, with scores across multiple classes and locations.
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Wichita
Bob Phillipps
Dodge City
Bill Weaver
Gladys. Prast
Phillipsburg
Richard Poleyn
Russell
Bill Hancock
R. R. Deiteier
Lincoln
Neb
Margaret Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
R. S. Deitmeier
Pete Carpenter
Prairie Village
Kan
Robert Ristow
Kansas City
NCAA college links event tees off with 90 golfers
Springfield Missouri hosts the NCAA college division four day 72 hole medal play with 90 golfers representing 28 colleges. Southwest Missouri State College defends as last year’s hosts and current Midwest champion faces 13 other schools seeking the title. Gard Head of Middle Tennessee State was last year’s medalist. four former SMST players return. New Mets coaches include Don Heffner Mel Warder Wes Wentrn and Warren Robinson.
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Springfield
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Southwest Missouri State College
Southwest Missouri State
Gard
Middle Tennessee State
New York Mets
Don Heffner
Mel Warder
Wes Wentrum
Warren (Sheriff) Robinson
Field Day Sunday in Slow Pitch Softball Action
Nine men's slow pitch games at Jalnster Field drew about 300 fans. Earl's 66 Service beat Kemper Electric 11 4 with strong hitting. Santa Fe Motors won on forfeit. Earl's 66 Service upset Welders Supply 9 5 in a practice game. Garden Belle Lumber edged Garden City Sale Co 9 7 as Sale Co. piled up five two base hits. Red Balloon edged Burtis Motors in 9 innings 9 8 in extras. Western Auto Store defeated Century Refinery 18 6. Gardiner Dairy toppled Renick Drug 19 7. Reed-Stine metz Excavators beat the Dairy 22 10. Garden City Co-op defeated Gardiner 26 11._FLAGS
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Leo Eck
Heinemann Agency
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Kemper Electric
Reed Stinemetz
Garden Belle Lumber
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Garden City Sales Co
Rail
Welders Supply
Renick Drugs
Burtis Motor Co
Church of the Nazarene
Century Refinery
Gardiner Dairy
Garland Furniture
Western Auto Store
First Methodist Church
Garden City Co-op
Garden City Sale Co
Reed-Stinemetz
Excavators
Earl's 66
Bates
Jalnster Field
Earl
Kemper
Gary Burch
John Katz
Buster Adams
I'am Baier
Marvin Cox
Harry Taylor
Denny Dreiling
John Dreiling
Earl's
Garden Belle
Ervors
Kenny Mangan
Don Martin
Sale Co
John Holmes
Earl Eliasen
Clyde Holmes
Red Balloon
Burtis Motors
Burtis
Gene Mader
Steve Floyd
Reynolds
Kinney
Eslinger
Century
Harold Kirch
Bob Richmeier
Leonard Schiffelbein
Darrell Fairchild
Renick
Fred Fueist
Fansler Field
Wally Bascue
Tom Brungar
Bill Dunlap
Frank McGaughey
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Gardiner
Tommy Gardiner
Jerry Loveland
Gene Taldo
Bill Wasinger
John Jameson
Co Op
Co-op
Tung
Marion Metts
Rob Rupp
Cleo Best
Four Knothole Teams Win Weekend Games
Four Knothole youth baseball games were played at Clint Lightner Field over the weekend. Saturday two Minor League clashes saw Knights of Columbus Reds defeat Rotary in both games 9-4 and 8-4. Sunday two Major League games produced tight scores Kiwanis beat Knights of Columbus 13-12 in extra innings as Wilson delivered the decisive run in the ninth while Lions toppled Elks 17-14 in a seven-inning slugfest.
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Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus Reds
Rotary
Reds
Kiwanis
Knights of Colum
Wilson
Lions
Elks
Telegram
Odd Fellows
Women's League Action Opens SWKWL Schedule in Garden City
Play begins this week in the Southwest Kansas Women's Softball League with four games at Chet Cleaver Field Garden City. Tuesday features Cimarron versus Jimbo's Café at 7:30 p.m. and Hewes Constriction of Ingalls and Gifford Hill Western at 9 p.m. A Thursday double header has Deerfield Lions versus Yellow Cab at 7:30 p.m. and Kismet Komets versus Red's Cities Service at 9 p.m. Nine teams compete this summer.
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Southwest Kansas
Chet Cleaver
Garden City
Cimarron
Jimbo
Cafe
Hewes
Ingalls
Gifford- Hill
Deerfield Lions
Yellow Cab
Kismet Komets
Red
Cities Service
Jarrett Wins Dixie 400 Stock Car Crown
Ned Jarrett wins the $56,000 Dixie 400 at Atlanta in his 1964 Ford. He credits his pit crew for the victory, noting a quick pit stop helped him lead from the 153rd lap, with an average speed of 112.5 mph over 400 miles. Jarrett is from Camden, South Carolina.
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Atlanta
Ned Jarrett
Jarrett
Camden
S.C
Finney County Kansas Finance Totals and Tax Accounts 1964
Finney County finances show tax accounts for 1962 1963 and 1964 plus funds and reservations. Real estate reclamations Miller Escrow and Delinquent Personal Tax items appear alongside County General Road and Highway funds. The total across all funds equals 4 983 059 25 with detailed line items for schools libraries and capital improvements. County Treasurer and County Clerk signatures accompany the document.
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Halsey Estate
Esesever
Kota Ogee
County Land Royalty
Eeee Ese
Agricultural Extension Council
Rindweed Isis
Eeee Eess
County Fere Ict
Ates (Welfare Oo
Eee
General County High
Several County
County Library
Garden City
Garfield
Ivanhoe
Pleasant Valley
Sherlock
Terry
Chantal P
M.D
Eeee
Eeu County Health Fund
Area Mental Health
Ae City General
Big Vo Qshe
City Band
City Lilitary Ees
Holcomb City General
Holcomb City Fond & Int
Holcomb City Spec. Improvement
General
Prsgivess
Garden City High School
S. Dt Building
Ceee
General Vc
Cence Aces
St Bond
Holcomb High School
D. UN
Pierceville Rural High School
Ieee Sacha Tara
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Lym
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Don Drysdale
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Jim Hickman
Smith
Tony Lema
Duke
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Bill Casper
Juan Rodriguez
Mason Rudolph
Charlie Sifford
Dan Sikes
Kel Nagle
Cimarron Golf
Don Coulter
R. Stenchcomb
Syracuse
Bob Nicholson
Galen Shull
Howard Woody
L. Roth
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H. Correll
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R. Simmons
D. Underhill
Ulysses
Parker Stotler
Brent Magourik
Roy Timken
Baseball Hall of Fame
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Lass
Women's League Action
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Garden City Telegram
Finney County
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