Pender Seeks Moore After Split Win Over Robinson
Paul Pender, a Boston Garden winner and middleweight champion of Massachusetts New York and Europe, earned a close split decision over Sugar Ray Robinson. Pender, 40, plans rest then pursues Archie Moore, 46, while Robinson weighs retirement and potential NY rematch talks. Judges favored Pender 149-138 147-142 with the AP tally 144-141.
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Boston
Paul Pender
Archie Moore
Pender
Sugar Ray Robinson
Boston Garden
Brooklin
Mass
Massachusetts
New York
Europe
Johnny Buck
Jey
Paul
Moore
National Boxing Assn
Gene Fullmer
Robinson
Ray
Jim Carrig
Johnny Savko
Jim McCarron
28 Squads Compete in Bowling Here
Twenty eight teams in four leagues compete in the 1960 summer bowling program at Garden Bowl. The Three-Man Scratch League on Mondays features Hawks and five others. The Three-Man Handicap League on Tuesdays includes Elliott Printers and Independents. The Three Women's Handicap League on Wednesdays has ten teams. Thursday night hosts the Two-Couple Mixed League with six squads.
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Garden Bowl
Ray Shearmire
Hawks
Three Musketeers
M-H.c
Rickman’s Body Shop
Vultures
Elliott Printers
Independents
S.K.B
Western Southern Life
Nattie Buddies
Scott Farm Equipment
Lakin
Three Feathers
F.A
Rockets
C.R. Anthony's
Satan’s Angels
Hits and Misses
Anonymous
Colorado Interstate Gas
Craft Resigns El Dorado Coach Post to Lead Montana State
Roger Craft, long time El Dorado Junior College basketball coach, resigns to take freshman coach duties for Montana State College Grizzlies in Bozeman. A Garden City native and Kansas State standout in the mid 1950s, Craft previously led El Dorado squads with a 2-19 single-season mark and narrow overtime wins over Chanute JC and Pratt JC amid a young, short roster.
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EL Dorado
Roger Craft
el Dorado Junior College
Montana State College Grizzlies
Bozeman
Craft
Garden City
Kansas State University
Wildcats
Kingman High School
Jaco
Women Golfers Pairings Listed For Country Club Play
Garden City Country Club hosts a weekly women s event washed out Tuesday. For next week the same pairings will be used. Readouts include 18 hole A and B flights, 9 hole A to D flights, and an O Clock flight with numerous names such as Marion Hess Martha Schrader Sue Unger June Benedict Ona Stansel Leona Crotty and Leona Hurst.
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Garden City Country Club
Marion Hess
Marolyn Chmelka
Garly Robinson
Blanche Webb
Katherine * Strackeljohn
Bernice Anderson
Louise Vance
Lela Clark
Natalie Dickerson
Serena Lowning
Raye Eisner
Martha Schrader
Bonnie Devies
Alice Stone
Nellie Lile
Velma Jackson
Alma Robinson
Maxine Blanchard
Gen Stoner
Sybil Miller
Lucille Kaiser
Sue Unger
Velma Piland
Nonie Saffels
Katherine Hart
Doris Carmichael
Florence Burris
Iren Oqswalt
Vi Tate
Grace Craig
Grace Stoner
Ruth Hooker
Betty Walters
June Benedict
Judy Bourne
Joyce Boone
Betty Benson
Virginia Meschke
Esther Porter
Nola Blackwood
Blanche Salyer
Barbara McVicker
Jerry Patterson
Florence Nanninga
Abby Morgan
Ona Stansel
Louise Robinson
Pat Gardiner
Gerry Anderson
Mary Burden
Verna Appling
Wilda Ladner
Bernice Robinson
Nell Lindner
Madonna Clausen
Shirley Carmichael
Dorothy Ogden
Erna Andrews
Helen Fankhauser
LeNora Hineman
Marvel Hilger
Mildred Archibald
Katherine Sartorius
Dorothy Reeves
Marge Lynch
Agnese Petty
Leona Crotty
Erdene Corley
Maxine Wixson
Anne Waddell
Arlena Hurst
Gals Softball Opens Sunday at Finnup Park
The 1960 women s softball season begins Sunday night at Finnup Park Diamond with two games postponed from Thursday due to rain. Welder s Supply faces Yellow Cab in the nightcap while Coca Cola plays Pierceville in the opener. Police Chief Mitch Geisler will throw the first pitch. No admission is charged for regular league games.
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Finnup Park
Welder's Supply
Yellow Cab
Coca-Cola
Pierceville
Mitch Geisler
Thorne Shoots First Hole-in-One of Local Golf Season
Gerald Thorne of Garden City aced the par three 94-yard first hole at Jaycee Airlinks during an Industrial League match against Ed Knoll. Thorne won the round by two strokes and described the shot as a good start.
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Gerald Thorne
Garden City
Jaycee Airlinks
Thorne
Ed Knoll
Knoll
Burtis Motor
Guymon
Oklo
Jaycee
Kismet Girls To Play Here
A girls softball game between Welder's Supply of Garden City and Kismet is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. on the field east of Ben Grimsley Gym. Welder's Supply manager Jack Knight names Shirley Desmo to pitch and Margaret Tackett as catcher with Carol Katz, Marie Fief, Vera Fief, and Ruth Ann Gibson in the infield and Jonetta Farmer, Jean Bennett, and Lila Farmer in the outfield. Kismet is managed by Obert McVey and has played several games this season with a goal to schedule more matches with area girls teams.
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Welder
Garden City
Kismet
Ben Grimsley
Jack Knight
Shirley Desmo
Margaret Tackett
Carol Katz
Marie Fief
Vera Fief
Ruth Ann Gibson
Jonetta Farmer
Jean Bennett
Lila Farmer
Obert McVey
Eaton Urges Macmillan Temperament for U S President
London AP reports Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland industrialist and Canada native, criticizing U S presidential choices. He argues Americans have been carried away by jingoism and hopes the next president, Republican or Democrat, will resemble British PM Harold Macmillan in temperament and willingness to pursue compromise.
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London
Cyrus Eaton
United States
Harold Macmillan
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
The
Macmillan
Shippery Sloan Sells Door Signs At Local Sale
In a quirky item, Shippery Sloan the sign seller offers neat car door signs. The piece teases antique buyers to attend a sale on Monday June 20 at 2:00 PM, located at 308 3rd Street, urging interest with playful urban commentary.
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Sloan
3Rd, Street
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Million Motor Co
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Garden City Telegram
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