Kaser wins Kansas Amateur in Wichita sweep
Monte Kaser of Wichita defeated Jim Hardy of Hutchinson 9 and 8 to claim the 1962 Kansas men's amateur golf championship, the fifth straight Wichita win. The article also covers final matches from other flights and details from the Lakin early-summer tournament where Skeet Nicolet of Cimarron won with 27 holes at Loucks Municipal Course.
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Hutchinson
Monte Kaser
Wichita
Kansas
Jim Hardy
Kaser
Johnny Stevens
Hardy
Oklahoma State
Gene Slack
Newton
W. R. Jones
Buddy Sprague
Howard Engelman
Salina
Tommy Schmidt
Jamie Thompson
Reid Holbrook
Kansas City
Kan
Bill Buser
Independence
Eddie Ball
McPherson
Jim Loveless
Tom Stapleton
Jim Mustain
Darrell Kincaid
Ellinwood
Jack Broadhust
L.P. Child
Leonard Davis
Lakin
Skeet Nicolet
Cimarron Clothier
Loucks Municipal
Texas Favored In World Series
Texas set to defend its standing as a favorite in the 16th NCAA College World Series opener in Omaha. Santa Clara aims to protect its No. 1 ranking as eight district champions compete double elimination through Friday or Saturday for the title.
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OMAHA
Texas
Santa Clara
John
Hi) Simmons
Missouri Tigers
Michigan
Holy Cros
Ithaca
Colorado State College
Florida State
Bibb Falk
Southern California
Southwest Carpet and Tile split twin bill in softball
Southwest Carpet and Tile of Garden City and Farm Supply of LaMar Colo split a Saturday night doubleheader in men s softball. Lamar won game one 7 1, Garden City won game two 1 0 on a Bob Johnson ninth inning homer. Jerry Schultz no hopped the second game for Southwest. Scoresheets were not available.
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Southwest
Garden City
Lamar
Colo
Garden
Bob Johnson
Jerry Schultz
Soviet jumper Ter Ovanesyan shatters world broad jump record
Igor Ter Ovanesyan, 24, tall physical culture graduate, leaped 27 feet 3 inches in Yerevan breaking Ralph Boston's 27-134 world mark. Tass reports the Soviet achievement follows another Soviet record in the same week, highlighting a United States Soviet Union meet.
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Moscow
Igor Ter- Ovanesyan
Telegram Want Ads Promote Buying and Selling
Telegram want ads invite readers to announce goods and services for sale or sought items. The notice emphasizes easy placement and wide reach for buyers and sellers in the community.
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Telegram
Weekly Golf Event Planned at Jaycee Airlinks
A weekly Wednesday Ladies Day golf at Jaycee Airlinks has compiled pairings. Teams include Phyllis Holmes with Odelia Jones and Gladys Penny. Odel Rickman with Opal Lundgren and Katy Marshall. Evelyn Wasson with Grace Ann Bjorklun and Pat Newsom. Ruth Hooker with Eleanor McDonald and Beulah Gooden. Marcelle Pore with Rose Yinckier and Pam Keller. Tone Waller with Betty Mills and Sylvia Biggs. Rose Schiffelbein with Alma Talley and Betty Gribble.
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Jaycee
Phyllis Holmes
Odelia Jones
Gladys Penny
Odel Rickman
Opal Lundgren
Katy Marshall
Evelyn Wasson
Grace Ann Bjorklun
Pat Newsom
Ruth Hooker
Eleanor McDonald
Beulah Gooden
Marcelle Pore
Rose Yinckier
Pam Keller
Tone Waller
Betty Mills
Sylvia Biggs
Rose Schiffelbein
Alma Talley
Betty Gribble
Garden City Edges LaCrosse Alexander Twice in doubleheader
Garden City defeated LaCrosse Alexander twice in a high scoring Jaycee American Legion baseball doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field Sunday. The locals won 8 to 7 in game one on a six run second inning and held a 7 to 5 edge in hits. In the nightcap Garden edged 11 to 10 with one out in the bottom of the seventh. Hornung doubled to start the seventh and scored the winning run on Tolbert’s single. Bachriva had nine hits in the second game. Details to follow in Tuesday's Telegram.
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Garden City
LaCrosse- Alexander
Jaycee-American Legion
Clint Lightner
Garden
Hornung
Bud Johnson
Tolbert
Bachriva
Blues and Rotary knothole clubs win doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field
In Sunday minor league action at Clint Lightner Field, KC Blues topped Odd Fellows 7-0 behind Guerrero who allowed one hit and struck out six while Garcia and Guerrero each doubled and singled. IOOF’s Downtain pitched a complete game in defeat. The nightcap lasted four innings with Rotary routing the Shriners 10-0 as Dunlap fanned nine. Reed Smith and Moniney homered for Rotary. W Scott and K Becker had Shriners hits.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Rotary
Clint Lightner
KC Blues
Odd Fellows
Guerrero
Duane Downtain
Garcia
Rupp
Smith
Bergkamp
IOOF
Shriners
W. Scott
K. Becker
T. Gooden
A. Gooden
Reed
Girls Softball Registration Set For Summer Program
Young girls are reminded of a meeting to register for a summer softball program directed by Holcomb High coach Leo Eck. Registration times are 6 p.m. for ages 9 to 12 and 4 45 p.m. for ages 13 to 16 at the local rural park southwet corner of Finnup Park. Parents should attend and contact Eck at Bridge 6 5065 if unable to register.
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Leo Eck
Holcomb High
Zural Park
Southwet
Finnup Park
Eck
Stanton Caps Scott Golf Title
SCOTT CITY Floyd Stanton won the Scott City Open by 100 strokes over 51 rivals, shooting 33 33 34 for 100 at Scott City Country Club. Woody Templar was runner up at 103, Need Fluery third with 106. other flights and playoff results noted for junior, senior divisions and nearby communities.
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Scott City
Floyd Stanton
Inkatory
Stanton
Scott City Country Club
Scott
Woody Templar
Fluery
E. T. Hendrickson
Shields Gren
Paul Carr
Oakley
Seven AAU Records Set at Kansas Meet
Lawrence AP Kansas City Kansas Track Club won the ninth annual Kansas AAU track meet with 124% points as seven state AAU records fell from 800 boys entries. Topeka Cosmopolitan Club and Wichita Track Club followed, with notable marks by Phil Manuel 12 ft 11 in pole vault and Steve Straight 8 ft 3 in high jump, while Russell Anderson set a 58-8 in shot put. Minor League baseball action and Knothole games also noted, plus Kansas State football opener versus Army at West Point on Sept 17.
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Russell Anderson
Chanute
Weaver Expects Wildcats To Show Improvement
Kansas State football coach Doug Weaver told Western Kansas alumni at a Scott City picnic that the 1960 Wildcats will be a more improved ball club, two to three touchdowns better than last fall, with stronger recruiting from Western Kansas. He noted openers in Boulder against Colorado and urged alumni to attend games to boost stadium spirit. Tex Winter was not present.
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Scott City
Kansas State Wildcat
Doug Weaver
Kansas State University
Scott County State Park
Weaver
Western Kansas
K-State
Kansas
Manhattan
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Tex Winter
Don Staley
Kansas State Alumni Assn
Dean Hess
Stan Fansher
Garden City
Eva
Twins
Charlotte
Watus
Orioles
Yankee Stadium
Whitey Herzog
Russ Snyder
Milt Pappas
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Skinny Brown
Joe Hicks
Chuck Hinton
Dale Long
Don Rudolph
Steve Namison
Wash
Standings and results from the baseball leagues
The National League table shows Los Angeles leading with 43 wins and a .604 pace, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Weekend results include Milwaukee 4 5, New York 11, and Chicago 6. Sunday scores include Los Angeles 9 0 and St. Louis 6 13. American League standings list New York atop with 31 21 and a 0.596 pace. notable Sunday games feature Baltimore at New York and Boston at Cleveland.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
le Pez
Minnesota
Cleveland
Tog Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Kanes City
Question of Status Rookie Fires Minnesota Drive
Minnesota’s Rich Rollins, amid questions on rookie status, proves he belongs among top AL players. He hits five times, drives in three, scores three as the Twins split with the White Sox and pull into a first place–like tie with New York. Other scores from around the majors follow as teams jockey for position.
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Minnesota
Associated Press
Rich Rollins
Twins
Chicago White Sox
New York
Rollins
Yankees
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Kansas City
Tigers
Los
First Round Play Near End
The article outlines make up games on the men’s softball schedule at the focal diamond. Dave Fowler notes changes as programs enter the final first round with twin bills tonight and midweek games including Southwest Carpet and Tile vs McClung Payne Pharmacy and Garden City Co op vs Sue Palmag Tavern.
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Focal Diamond
Dave Fowler
McClung
Payne Pharmacy
Garden City
Sue Palmag Tavern
Century Refinery
Garhand Furniture
McClung: Payne Pharmacy
Century
Las Palmas
McClung-Payne
June Jinx Plagues Giants as Dodgers Lead NL
The San Francisco Giants lost to St Louis 6-5 and 13-3, extending a six game skid in June. The defeats, paired with Los Angeles’ 9-3 and 9-7 wins over Houston, left SF 2.5 games behind the Dodgers. The writeup chronicles past Junewoes with the club’s monthly collapse, noting prior seasons’ June drops and current standings alongside other NL results.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
West Coast
Los Angeles
Dodgers
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The league leaders include F Alou of San Francisco at 348 hits and Mays of San Francisco with 57 runs, plus T Davis of Los Angeles leading RBIs with 64. Koufax of Los Angeles tops strikeouts at 132, while Purkey of Cincinnati leads decisions with 101 and 909?
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Associated Press
National League
F. Alou
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Williams
Chicago
Robinso
Cincinnati
Brock
Chilcago
Callison
Philadelphia
Ranen
Mouston
Fairly
Virdon
Koufax
Drysdale
Rollins
Minnesota
Robinson
Cunningham
Green
A. Smith
Fox
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Wagner
Wood
Howser
Kansas City
Donovan
Cleveland
Foytack
Stenhouse
Washington
Pascinal
Estrada
Bunning
Crimson Satan Fades In Stretch At Belmont Stakes
1961 32 year old Crimson Satan could be a factor in the 3 year old title race if trainer George Potter solves why the Belmont Stakes contender bears in during stretch battles. At Belmont Park he tangled with Jaipur and Admiral's Voyage, bumping Jaipur as he lagged late.
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New York
Crimson Satan
Jaipur
George Potter
Crimson King Farm
Belmont Park
Manuel Yeuza
Admiral
Admira
Ls Voyage
Satan
Willie Shoemaker
George D. Widener
Crimson “Atan
Garden State Park
Potter
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
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Charles Staples
Plains
Jim Back
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Ken Butt
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P. D. Phillips
Garden Legion
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Len Shull
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Don Hanna
H. D. Sowers
Irish Brurgeman
John Edmundson
Dennis Sharp
Dighton High
Edmundson
Jim Spangler
Jim Loflin
Teots
M. H
Smokey) Helmers
Gene Henderson
Hexie
Little League Field
Knights of Columbus Red
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Bob McKee
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