Cardinals Hobbie Sparks doubleheader win over Giants
Hobbie pitched a strong game for St Louis in the first win, allowing only one walk and finishing with a sharp mix of darts and slants. He helped pull the Cardinals even with the league leaders as San Francisco dropped game two while Philadelphia held 2nd place. The NL scene also featured Reds, Mets, and Phillies victories, with key hits from Flood, White, and Cardenas and homer threats from McCovey and Kranepool.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Myad
Glen Uabbie
St Louis
Cadi
Francisco Hoth
Cheverear
Cardinals
Giants
Flohide New Long
Highway
Oan Pyen Say
Lew Bardette
Cubs
Hobbie
Bob Scheffing
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Chris Short
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Charles Kuenn
Willie
Mays
Curt Flood
Gill White
Mobbie
Flood
State
White
Ron Herbel
Willie McCovey
Robribson
Mepares
Reds
Johnny Edwards
Ron Perranoski
Cardenas
Dodgers
Wally Moon
Vada Pinson
Smith
Mets
Kranepool
Jack Fisher
Billy Williams
Five Baseball Teams Join Southwest Loop League
Five to name are scheduled to compete this season in the Southwest Kansas Baseball League. They are Lakin, Ulysses, Syracuse, Jolson, and Elktart. It is an amateur town-team loop affiliated with the National Baseball Congress with a home-and-home schedule.
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Syracuse
Lakin
Ulysses
Jolson
Elktart
National Baseball Congress
Dick Holdren
Syracuse Journal
Ted Yorgan
Akin
Baseball scores and Friday schedule notes
A summary lists New York 8 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 4 across games with 1 inning shown. Friday game schedule includes Milwaukee at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Los Angeles N Cincinnati at Houston N New York at Philadelphia N.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Houston
Associated Press
Pet. G
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
San Fran
Phila
Lewis
Guest Day Set for Airlinks at Garden City Club
Garden City Country Club hosts annual Guest Day for Airlinks women from the neighborhood. Coffee and rolls at 7:30 a.m. tee-off 8 a.m. Nine-hole format, best five of nine. Serena Downing wins A flight, Judy Bourne B flight, Nelle Lille tops J in B flight, Charlotte Spikes D-flight victor.
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Garden City Country Club
Jaycee
East
Hales
Serena Downing
Judy Bourne
Nelle Lile
Charlotte Spikes
Local sports roundup with scattered league results
Softball and baseball notes across URSA report multiple minor league and youth games. Teams include Fansler Biel Tope Gare salese Co Reed-Stine and Garden City groups. results and times loosely listed with several clerical errors.
Peaches star leads Women’s Summer Handicap action at Garden Row
Careathers and Peaches sweep individual and team honors as the Women’s Summer Handicap League finishes its second week at Garden Row. Three Feathers beat Cone-Peterson Laundry 1314 to 1168. Five Points Carry-Out tops Garden Bowl 1206 to 1278. Earl’s 66 Service defeats Renick Drug No 1 1306 to 1230. Peaches blanks Lakin Cleaners 1450 to 1149. Hopes Truck Line tops Roof’s Construction 1129 to 1011.
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Pee OP Raeilees Uewenn Peaches
Garden Rowl
Cone - Peterson Laundry
Garden Bowl
Earl's 66 Service
Renick Drug No. 1
Peaches
Lakin Cleaners
Hopes Truck Line
Roof
Boros Defends Buick Open Title Then National Open
Julius Boros, 44, opens the Buick Open at Warwick Hills with a 69 as he sets to defend two major titles in consecutive weeks. He aims to retain his Buick Open crown and the National Open at Congressional, a first in golf history for a reigning champion defending twice in two weeks. Notables in the field include Billy Casper and Mike Souchak.
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Boros
Gran Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Warwick Trills Country Club
Congressional Country Club
Washington, D.C
PGA
Bores
Warwick
Buick
Billy Casper
Art Walt Jr
Mike Souchak
Billy Collins
Jackie Burke
Tee Ball Softball League Forms Four Team Schedule
The Optimist Tee-Ball League begins its 1964 season for girls ages 8 to 10, with four teams Cougars Lions Bobcats Jaguars. Sixty five players have signed up. games start 5 30 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays at Chet Cleaver Field Finnup Park. A double round robin will have each squad play every opponent twice, with a possible four team tournament at season end.
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Leo Eck
Optimist
Cougars
Lions
Bobcats
Jaguars
Chet Cleaver Field
Finnup Park
Eck
Comarta O- Lynn Batherly
Theresa Ledesma
Nancy Keller
Dennise Craig
Glenda Kay Asper
Jane Foster
Gayla Sears
Mary Spintoul
Denise Stephens
Gwen Ramsey
Claudia Kraiel
Stephanie Stephens
Diane Ka
Kathy Bortz
Theresa Lin
Barbara Fdling
Margie Taylor
Lauren Cockrell
Mary Arallang
Merri Lynn Renick
Cynethia Newsom
Janet Batehelder
Debra Geler
Virginia Holmes
Judy Reitzel
Beverly Poyd
Fern Nemanuez
Denia Martin
Rhonde Galloway
Patty Farmer
Gloria
Martin
Shelley Raffety
Wayne Rowland Defends Kansas Trap Crown At Wichita
Wayne Rowland, farmer and stockman from Eminence Route, defended his state trap shooting title at the Wichita Gun Club. He posted 200 consecutive hits in 1é-yard singles to reclaim the crown, matching his 1963 feat of 206 straight pigeons. only five Kansans have repeated as champions, and he is the second to win two titles in a row with a perfect score. Rowland also competed in handicap and doubles, shooting Friday in the Jayhawks Handicap and class championships, but he placed only in the former event.
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Wayne Rowland
Wichita
Kansas
Rowland
Jayhawks
Storm Cancels City Sports Events Amid Severe Weather
A Wednesday night hail and rainstorm halted several games including a Knothole youth pro match at Clint Lightner Field between Knights of Columbus and Rotary and four men’s slow-pitch softball games at Fansler Field. Games postponed will be rescheduled by Director Leo Eek. matchups included Gardiner Dairy versus Garland Furniture, Western Auto Store versus First Methodist Church, Kemper Electric versus Garden City Co-op, and Welders Supply versus Church of the Nazarene.
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Ursa
Piel Sanien
Fansler Biel
Garderelle Guiber Ve. Christensen Hivain Et Bier Rvikie
Tope
Deerfield
Gallen Wiry
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Ted'a
Fargine
Garden City
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Elarta Ab Hoyo Ab Chint
Flebt
Astra
Rotary Se
Knights of Caluartus
Rowling
Bop Hi Plains
At &Ad Por
Garden
Cen+tury Refinery
2 Pan
Knottiole Yous
Teteam
Glint Lightner Piel
Avteam
Lions Vs. Knights
Af Columbus Rede
Knothole
Clint Lightner
Knights of Columbus
Rotary
Fansler Field
Leo Eek
Gardiner Dairy
Garland Furniture
Western Auto Store
First Methodist Church
Kemper Electric
Garden City Co-op
Welders Supply
Church of the Nazagene
Turner Plays in Amateur Golf Event
Richard Turner of Garden City competes in the state amateur golf tournament at Wichita. He shot seven over par 77 on the first round, an 8 on the second, totaling 158 after two days and placing him in the Presidents Flight. His Wednesday opponent was Storey.
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Richard Turner
Garden City
Wichita
Storey
Election Time in Baseball All Star Picks Debate
Baseball fans face the All Star selection as top hitters from each position spark a battle over the roster. Key names like Boyer Mays and Mantle loom large while others such as Mazeroski and Aaron trail in batting averages.
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New York
Shea Stadium
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Cleveland
Kansas Camper News Delights Pros and Plans for Fall
In Kanopolis Kanopolis reservoir area camping members discuss fishing with Air Force Sgt. Bill Harmon and famed local angler Emil Kroutil. Executive Committee of the Kansas Campers Assn. plans Toronto Reservoir meet and seeks a 1966 National Campers Hikers Convention. Kansas Forestry official George Moore foresees a deer season by fall 1965 with draw licenses.
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Kanopolis
Bill Harmon
Emil Kroutil
Harmon
Air Force
Warner Robins
Durham
Kansas
Kroutil
Georgia
Florida
The
Kansas Campers Assn
Toronto Reservoir
National Campers Hikers Association
Toronto
George Moore
Pratt
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
IBM
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Bob Hendley
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Clay Dalrymple
John Herrnstein
Short
Pirates
Bob Bailey
Bill Mazeroski
Southwest Loop
SWKL
Idkin
Wreaton
Colorado Montiers
Lamar
Walsh
Las Animas
Hugoton
Feldinur
KCL
Dakin
Sera Syracuse
Otm
Fakin Craetice
Taki
Wikhart
Tine
Eldort
Ita Bes
Syra- KI
Syraciee
Eakin
Wighart
Tain
Filkhart
Aly
Lysses
Johneon
Filhart
Ballanans
U.S
NLH
R.A
W.hlra
Turner
Mickey
Albie Pearson
Rovey
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Maury Wilks
Javier
Maz
Boyer
Tommy Davis
Hank Aaron
Ed Bailey
Battey
al Kaliner
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Bobby Richardson
Jim Fregosi
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Hineson
Tony Oliva
Elston Howard
Henry Hall Agency
Coe
International Mufflers - Wite
Corl
Albert Burns
Me Smith
Kansas Sportsman
Northwest
T. W. Hicks
Norton
State Highway Commission
Hicks
Garden City Telegram
Moore
Fish and Game Commission
Ted Sanborn
Belleville
State Senate Fish and Game Committee
Frank Lombard
Enterprise
Warren C. Giles
Rochster
N. Y
Garden City, Konses
Merrill Implement Company
Fulton Garden City
Kensees
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