Sadecki Shuts Out Giants as St Louis Extends Lead
Sadecki, now 23 and matured, delivered a six hit 1-0 shutout of the National League leading San Francisco Giants. It marked his first shutout of the season and extended his six-game winning streak as a starter for the Cardinals.
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Serlecki
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Tuan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
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Cincinnati
Johnny Keane
Keane
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
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Standings and scores mix in tight baseball action
Baseball results show Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Detroit and New York with varying wins. Headlines note Sadecki's struggles with St Louis and a later rebound for the Giants as Marichal and Blass shine. Phillies split series as Mets win in 12 innings, Reds top Dodgers, and Colts win in late relief.
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Charley James
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Harvey Kuenn
Phillies
Richie Allen
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Art Mahaffey
Ed Roebuck
Jerry Lynch
Associated Press
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Careathers Top Bowler Leads Western Plains League Bowls
Careathers of Car-Depps rolled a 214 in women's high game and Maxine Bates led women's series with 531 as the Western Plains Mixed League completed its second week. Louie Zirkel Jr topped men’s game with 211 and Loren Cockrell led men’s series with 560. Car-Depps posted best team game 750 and top team series 1992 amid week two results including K-T Oil Co and Sears-Roebuck wins.
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Gardens Bowl
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Buz) Cockrell
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Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Hammer Radio TV
Deulah’s
Beauty Shop
Four Teams Win In Slow Pitch Softball League
Four games at Fansler Field Tuesday featured wide scoring and multiple upsets in men’s league slow pitch. Earl’s 66 Ser vice rallied to beat Garden City Sales Co 7-6, overcoming seven errors and being outhit 8-10. Welders Supply defeated Heinemann Agency 20-3 in four innings, Burtis Motor Co. topped Renick Drugstores 23-14, and Churelli Nazarene overwhelmed Century Refinery 18-6. Four more games are set tonight with Gardiner Dairy vs Garland Furniture, Western Auto Store vs First Methodist, Kemper Electric vs Garden City Co-op, and Welders Supply vs Church of the Nazarene.
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Eagles League junior softball assigns 81 girls to six teams
Sixty one players ages 11 to 15 sign up for summer junior softball sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles and played on a regular diamond at Fansler and Cleaver fields. Teams include Titans Rockets Orbits Comets Jets and more with 5:36 p.m. starts.
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New Faces For Redskins in Major Shakeup
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak reshapes the squad by trading for end Angelo Cola and defensive tackle Fred Williams from the Chicago Bears in exchange for the 1965 No 1 draft pick. The moves follow earlier deals of Norman Snead Andy Stynchula and Dick James. McPeak says Coram Williams makes every position solid for next fall.
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Washington Redskins
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Fred Williams
Chicago Bears
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Norman Snead
Andy Stynchula
Dick James
Coraan Williams
Doctors Order Sugar Ramos to Take a Rest
Sugar Ramos, world featherweight champion, was ordered to rest for three months by doctors after his tough 15 round fight with Floyd Robertson in Accra Ghana. Ramos won a disputed decision and retained the title though the Ghana Boxing Commission later reversed it naming Robertson champion. Ramos is to avoid boxing routine until September under medical supervision.
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Snead Qualifies for U S Open Amidst Tough Cuts
Sam Snead survives a grueling Open qualifying after firing 21-73-144 at Detroit to secure one of 38 spots for the Congressional clash in Washington. The 52-year-old legend joins former Open champions Cary Middlecoff and Lew Worsham among those left out, while Dave Thomas leads sectional qualifiers at Woodmere with 68-67-135.
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Associated Press
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Claude Harmon
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Tom Strange
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Worsham
Odd Fellows Sweep Shriner Youth doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field
Odd Fellows defeated Shriners in both ends of a Minor League Knothole doubleheader. In the B-team game Odd Fellows won 11-4 and in the A-team feature they won 21-6 boosting a 14-3 hitting edge. Yost led with three singles, Knight homered, and R Barnes pitched the win. Farr started for Shriners taking the loss. Major League night at Clint Lightner Field features Rotary versus Knights of Columbus.
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Eddie Bush Named Manager Coach of Red Wings Farm Club
Montreal report states Eddie Bush will manage and coach the Memphis Wings, Detroit's new Central Professional Hockey League farm club. He received a two year contract at the NHL annual meeting. Bush, 45, had a lengthy playing career and previously served with the Wings.
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Garden City Women softbalduo opens with 8 runs in twin bill
Jimbo's Case of Garden City beat Cimarron 17-7 in five innings at Cleaver Field as the 1984 Southwest Kansas Women's League season began. Gifford Hill Western of Garden City defeated Hewes Construction of Ingalls 19-15 in five frames, with mixed hitting and costly errors. Next action Thursday features Deerfield Lions vs Yellow Cab and Kismet Komets vs Red's Cities Service at 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.
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White Sox top Orioles as Wilhelm’s knuckler falters late
In a 9-5 loss for the Orioles, Hoyt Wilhelm’s flutterball uncaged errors as J.C. Martin struggled behind the plate. Sam Bowens scored on a misplay, and Al Weis mishandled another throw, while the White Sox built benefits from Pizarro’s strong outing and clean bats.
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Former Penn football star Heinie Miller dies at 71
Henry Heinie J. Miller, All America end in 1919 for the University of Pennsylvania, died unexpectedly Tuesday at his Longport home near Atlantic City. A retired insurance executive, Miller lived in Longport 15 years, was born in Williamsport, Pa, and after Penn graduation in 1920 coached at St. Joseph's College Temple University and West Chester State Teachers College.
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Henry
Heinie) J. Miller
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Dog and pipe accident near Otay leaves man electrocuted
An accident in Otay California occurred when a dog chased a squirrel into a pipe. Two men moved the pipe and it touched a 7500 volt power line, electrocuting one worker. The second man released in time and was not injured.
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Grinnell Golfer Leads College Tourney
Grinnell Iowa golfer Ted Rise led the 72-hole NCAA small college golf tournament in Springfield Missouri on opening day. Rise posted a 35 35 70 for one under par, including a 40 yard eagle on the eighth hole. Sacramento State led with a first round 296 as teams faced a humid day.
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Radatz Sets MSU single season wins record in 1959
Michigan State pitcher Dick Radatz logged 10 victories in 1959, the most by a Spartan in a season. Radatz later became the relief ace for the Boston Red Sox.
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Dick Radtz
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Boston Red Sox
Labor Topic Dominates Regional Refiners Meeting
Labor relations were the main topic at a regional meeting of the National Petroleum Refiners Association in Wichita. Delegates from several states discussed fuel economy in refinery operations and other problems to be taken up Thursday.
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