Wichita Man Leads After Second-Round Kansas Amateur Golf
Wichita golfer Duke Evans powered the field with a sparkling 70 in Kansas amateur qualifying, using his “Monster” putter. Milburn CC and Topeka contingent chased a half-inch rain disrupted day as Bracketed leaders shared 72s and 73s with a 32-man cut to follow into Thursday match play.
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Kansas City
Duke Evans
Kansas
Wichita
Milburn Country Club
John Begert
Topeka
Red Horn
Bob Vickers
Dave Dennis
Independence
Jerry Adams
Jim Colbert
Evans
BYU Cagers Beaten By Chilean College Team
The Catholic University of Chile basketball team defeated the touring BYU squad 87 to 72 on Tuesday night. The game location cited is Santiago Chile with the report filed from AP.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Santiago
Chile
Catholic University of Chile
Horlen leads White Sox past Red Sox in 7-2 win
Chicago right-hander Joe Horlen matched his best work on the mound with four hits at the plate, lifting the White Sox to a 7-2 victory over Boston. Horlen drove in a decisive run with a second-inning single and raised his batting average to .250 while earning his sixth win.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Joe Horlen
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Horlen
Peters
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Dean Chance
Red Sox
Lee Thom
Fred Newman
Detroit
Angels
Willie Smith
Joe Adcock
Washington
Baltimore
Pete Richert
Ron Kilne
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Cole man of Cincinnati .362 and Johnson of Philadelphia .346 with Rose and Harper leading runs. Banks drives in 45 for Chicago, Mays 17 homers for San Francisco, Wills 35 steals for Los Angeles. American League leaders show Jones .376 and Mantilla 44 RBIs. Carl Cardenal and Howard top hits. Pascual 8 0 1,000 pitching, McDowell 99 strikeouts. Bowlers of the Year awards go to Dick Weber and Betty Kuczynski to be presented June 17 in New York.
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Chicago
Camilo Pascual
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Twins
Associated Press
Coleman
Johnson
Rose
Harper
Mays
J. Alou
Banks
McCovey
San Frantisco
Flood
Williams
Kranepool
Callison
Clemente
Torre
Wills
Ellis
Jay
Farrell
Koufax
Gibson
Green
Boston
Wagner
Versalles
Mantilla
Howard
Cardenal
Ward
Oliva
Campaneris
W. Smith
Tresh
Blasmgame
Dick Weber
Betty, Kuczynski
Metropolitan Bowling Writers Association
Three Clubs Take Wins In Slow-Pitch League Triple-Header
Slow-pitch softball at Fansler Field Tuesday featured three games with lower scores. Reed-Stinemetz Excavators upset Hapes Trucking 11-3 as Hands led with two doubles and two singles. Welders Supply beat DeKalb Seed 10-3 behind strong hitting led by Larry Rupp and Jerry Roth. Eliesman Packing edged Santa Fe Motors 14-12 in a 35-hit battle, Corky Newitt and Von Ratzlaff totaling key hits.
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Fansler Field
Eliesman
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Packers
Corky Newitt
von Ratzlaff
Marvin Cox
Gary Novack
Ed Weins
Tom Cole
Three Games On Tap Tonight At Two Fields
Three men's league slow pitch softball games are scheduled at Fansler Field tonight. First Methodist Church meets Gartland Furniture at 7 30 p.m. Western Auto Store faces Southwest Carpet and Tile at 8 30 p.m. Renick Drugstores plays Smith Land in the 9 30 p.m. nightcap. At Clint Lightner Field Garden City Elks hosts Lakin in a Plains League game at 8 p.m. Also in Plains League play Syracuse visits Ulysses.
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Fansler Field
First Methodist Church
Gartland Furniture
Western Auto Store
Southwest
Renick Drugstores
Smith Land
Clint Lightner
Garden City
Elks
Lakin
Syracuse
Ulysses
George Sullivan Named Rangers Coach At 35
George Red Sullivan was rehired to coach the New York Rangers for the next two seasons, becoming the youngest NHL coach at 35. The decision underscores the team’s confidence in his leadership and tactical approach.
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George
Red) Sullivan
New York Rangers
One-sided scores in three slow-pitch tilts at local league
In a Monday night triple-header at Fawler Field, Garland Furniture beat Renick Drugstores 10-2 as Garnand opened with an eight-hit outburst. Western Auto State defeated Smith Sand 20-9 in seven innings, with Terry Cleveland and Lafon Danford fueling the offense. Southwest Carpet and Tile routed First Methodist Church 17-1 in three innings as Karl Whitesley and Corky Vaber led the hit parade.
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Fawler Field
Garland Furniture
Renick Drugstores
Garnand
Mike Lansdon
Larry Zian
Dayle McGraw
Doug Weber
Keith Brady
Renick
Bill Stephens
Western Auto State
Smith Sand
Western Auto
Terry Cleveland
Lafon Danford
Marlin Krentzel
Melvin Rupp
Joe Moritz
Darrell Fairchild
Smith
Wayne Reith
Herb Sigley
Joe Roth
Southwest
First Methodist Church
Knights Reds Sweep Double In Local Youth Baseball
Knothole youth baseball at Clint Lightner Field Tuesday night featured a doubleheader loss by Odd Fellows. The Reds won the A team 3-2 in seven innings with a lone sixth inning hit by Servantez and two base runners scoring on an error and a hit by pitch. Becker pitched the win with seven strikeouts and two walks. The D team routed Odd Fellows 10-0 in four innings via runs ahead rule, Brungardt earning the win with five strikeouts and no walks as Howland provided the only notable hit for the losers.
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Knights of Columbus Reds
Odd Fellows
Clint Lightner
Reds
Bieker
Bayer
Servantez
Odd Yellows
Becker
UDF
Howland
Herman
Brungardt
Naal
Kaycee A's Edge Yankees in Tight 3-2 Victory
The last place Athletics halted the Yankees four-game win streak 3-2 behind John O'Donoghue who split the mound duties for his third win of the season. A first inning walk, steal and Jim Landis double gave KC a 1-0 lead. Clet Boyer and Ed Charles produced the tying and winning runs in the sixth with a bases-loaded single. Bill Stafford took the loss.
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Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
John O'Donoghue
Yankees
New York
Clete Boyer
Athletics
Ed Charles
Associated Press
Kansas City
O'Donoghue
Jim Landis
A’s
Clet Boyer
Bill Stafford
Standings and daily results across major leagues
The standings show teams like Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York and others with win loss records and percentages. Tuesday results include Milwaukee over Chicago 8 2 and Cincinnati over St Louis 5 4. Upcoming games list Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco New York Los Angeles Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Hyndman Leads British Amateur Tourney Past 49
PORTHCAWL Wales AP Bill Hyndman the 49 year old Philadelphia insurance broker led the American contingent in the third round of the British Amateur Championship after a 7 and 6 victory over England's Mike Bills. Hyndman cited Masters experience and fatigue from hot weather but showed steady driving and long game in comfort while fellow Americans Bob Gardner and Dick Chapman also posted strong play.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Hyndman
England
Mike Bills
Augusta
United States
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N.J
Dick Chapman
Palm Beach
Fla
Snead Seeks Open Title At 53 In Tight Field
Sam Snead, age 53, says he can win the Open after shooting 67 70 137 to qualify for his 25th Open. He credits a better mindset and steady play, with putting as the main weakness. The 65th Open runs June 17-20 at Bellerive in St. Louis with top players and 119 qualifiers vying for a spot in the field.
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New York
Sam Snead
Sam
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Birmingham
Mich
Country Club
Snead
Bellerive Country Club
St. Louis
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player
Deane Boman
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Calif
Charles Coody
Perrytown
Tex
Cleveland
Duff Lawrence
Columbus
Ohio
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Lew Worsham
Tony Manero
PGA
Jerry Barber
Doug Ford
Vic Ghezzi
Walter Burkemo
Jim Turnesa
Two Lead in NAIA Links Tourney
In Rockford Illinois Bob Rodgers Southwestern Louisiana and Buddy Othick Eastern New Mexico University posted 68s to take a two stroke lead after the opening round of the NAIA golf championship. Karl Ota Eastern Washington and Roy Sauer Bemidji Minnesota shot 70s to sit two back with several players close behind as 171 competitors from 49 schools began a four day, 72 hole event. The field will be cut to the low 40 scorers and ties and 16 team leaders after today’s play.
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Rockford, Ill
Bob Rodgers
Southwestern Louisiana
Buddy Othick
Eastern New Mexico University
Karl Ota
Eastern Washington
Roy Sauer
Bemidji
Minnesota
R.J. Smiley
Fort Hays
Kan
Don Iverson
LaCrosse
Wis
Pro Grid Battle Hits Boiling Point
In Oceanport New Jersey the AFL awards Atlanta a 1966 franchise while NFL Commissioner Rozelle tours Atlanta signaling expansion talks. Cox Broadcasting’s $7.5 million offer awaits stadium clearance and July 1 decision, with a 1987 16 team expansion under consideration.
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Oceanport
American Football League
Atlanta
Pete Rozelle
Orink
AFL
N.J
National League
Rozelle
NFL
Cox Broadcasting Co
Atlanta Stadium — Authority
Milwaukee Braves
Cox Group
Foss
Stadium Authority
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Ron Schmedemann
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Larry Casey
Tom Watson
Chuck Fish
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Jack House
Bill Seathrest
John P. Ward Jr
James Connors
Olathe
John Coyle
Coffeyville
Doug Ricketts
Chanute
Bob Pare
Wellington
Bill Anderson
Jamie Thompson
Bob Tayro
Jon Windness
BYU
Monmouth Park Racetrack
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Horton
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Hapes Trucking
Virgil Hands
Joe Dreiling
Bill Wasinger
Johnnie Holmes
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Ron Kauffman
Welders
DeKalb
Kenny Allen
Tom Earle
Larry Rupp
Jerry Roth
Leroy Rupp
Gary Richmeier
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Brian Long
Methodists
Karl Whitesley
Francis Richmeier
Corky Vaber
Bob Thungardt
Roy Askew
Bob Prill
Bryant
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Unger
Crowley Welding & Truck Service
Webb @ Hendrickson
Garwood Frate-Gates
Koenig Tool Boxes
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