Three softball tilts shortened by rung-ahead rule at Fansler Field
Monday night slow pitch games at Fansler Field saw two of three contests cut short by the rung-ahead rule. Carmelita's Cafe beat G I Forum 11 to 1 in five frames while Ehresman Packing defeated Weeden Aviation 7 to 3 in seven. Lee Collins Irrigation beat Western Kansas Sporting Goods 14 to 3 in five. Tampers of the week include schedules for men and women at Fansler Field with numerous matchups listed. Braulio Baeza rode Beau Brummel to the Garden State Stakes, his second straight win in the race, following Successor in 1966.
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Lolich Continues Dominant Night With 16 Strikeouts
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich struck out 16 Seattle batters over seven innings and guided his team to a 3-2 loss in 10 innings as Seattle rallied with a lead off homer by Dick Simpson. Lolich's sister Joyce Lolich celebrated birth of daughter number two, while Detroit's offense managed only Lolich’s RBI single in the fifth. Seattle won with Don Mincher’s RBI single and Gil Gigli’s sacrifice fly. Other AL scores featured Boston over Minnesota 5-3, Kansas City 7-1 over the Yankees, and Cleveland 5-1 over the White Sox. Cincinnati defeated the Cubs 4-1 in NL action.
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Bert Yancey Aims Open Title After Maturity Claim
Bert Yancey says he is mature enough to win the U S Open at Champions Creek Cypress Creek Golf Course and reflects on past nerves that left him six strokes behind Lee Trevino last year. He notes a stronger year with about $50,000 earnings and a comeback mindset while recalling his junior and West Point days.
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Palmer
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Tye
Atlanta
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Jacksonville
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Leeper Leads with 191 Game and 535 Series
Letha Leeper rolled the high game of 191 and the top series of 535 at Garden Bowl as the Housewives League finished its second week of the summer season. Musketeers member, Goof-Offs posted top team series at 1,736 while Monday Loafers had a 612 best team game.
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City Maps Tennis Plans by City Recreation Dept
City Recreation Dept sponsors a tennis program starting Wednesday at 8 a.m. on the Ben Grimsley courts for ages 5 to 13. Beverly Krug leads eight weeks of daily classes on fundamentals with a final tournament for all enrollees. bring one dollar, racket, and balls.
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Yale quarterback Dowling wins Mallory Award
Yale signal caller Brian Dowling, a two time All Ivy quarterback, receives the William Neely Mallory Award. He led Yale to one Ivy title and a share of another and has signed with Minnesota of the NFL. Penn State plans 2000 seat expansion at Beaver Stadium for the 1949 football season.
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Wakeeney golfer Devies wins Ness City open title
Kel ly Devies of Wakeeney captured top honors in Ness City at a 9-hole men’s open with 111 strokes. A field of 68 battled rain on sand greens as Devies posted rounds of 40 37 and 34 for the only sub par final 27-hole score. Runner up was Bill Giest of Scott City with 115.
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Garden City youths shine at Junior Champs track meet
Garden City's YMCA track program sent competitors to Liberal led by Bryce Roderick and Mrs Reich. Girls won nine events and 13 of 15 medals while boys earned three. Julie Renick set meet records in broad jump 14-242, 100 12.2, and 60 yards 7.3. Collette Doll won 220 yard dash 27.3 and 100 12.2. Paty Roderick swept 100 12.8, 220 27.5, 440 70.0. Gregg Shearmire took 120 yard high hurdles 15.8 and 180 yard lows 21.8. John Neely won the mile 4:54.6. Garden City entered an experimental four-girl relay with Collette Poll Melinda McNaught Julie Renick and Pam Watkins. they clocked 52.8 seconds, four tenths off the state record.
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Gregg Shearmire
John Neely
Garden City
Emporia Loses Out in NAIA Opening Round
In St Joseph Missouri LaVerne College defeated Emporia State 12 to 3 in the NAIA opening round. Grand Canyon College Phoenix and Glassboro State both advanced after long 18 inning battles with Glassboro edging Grand Canyon 1 to 0. Other early games saw William Carey over Appalachian and Cloud beat Taylor Gad University 4 to 0.
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Skip-a-Long Fish Handling Tips from Fond du Lac
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin fishermen are advised on proper fish handling from first catch to ice. Key steps include immediately drawing gut contents, removing blood along the backbone, drying the body cavity, and keeping fish dry on ice. Use an ice chest and avoid bouncing fish on a stringer to preserve quality.
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Major League enders and leaders in batting and pitching
The AP lists top 125 at bats batting leaders and key stats for both leagues. American Batting shows Carew Minnesota and Petrocelli Boston near top, with runs and RBIs led by Blair Baltimore and Killebrew Minnesota. Pitching leaders include McNally Baltimore and Lonborg Boston with perfect 1.000 records. National League batting highlights feature Alou Pittsburgh at .354, with Banks McCovey and Johnson among RBI leaders. Stolen bases see Harper Seattle and Brook St. Louis leading, while strikeouts crown Singer Los Angeles and others.
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Golf classes begin for 5 to 13 year olds
The City Recreation Dept sponsors golf instruction for boys and girls ages 5 through 13 at Jaycee Airlinks. Terry Jones leads sessions starting at 9 a.m. Half enrollments meet Tuesday mornings, the other half Thursday mornings. A one dollar fee covers a six to eight week course on golf fundamentals.
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Jaycee
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Major Leagues East West
National League East leads with favorites and records shown for Baltimore Washington New York. American League West shows Minnesota Oakland Seattle Chicago Kansas City California. Today's matchups list Boston at Minnesota Kansas City at New York Cleveland at Chicago Seattle at Detroit California at Baltimore Oakland at Washington.
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