Dropped Third Strike Club grows in clubhouse
Elusive ball night as Johnny Edwards joins the Dropped Third Strike Club after a fifth inning surge by the Houston Colt .45s. Bob Aspromonte hits a grand slam, Claude Raymond and Frank Robinson contribute as Cincinnati loses 8 2 to 0. Dodgers, Cubs win. Drysdale strong, Kuenn stars for Giants.
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Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Gus Triandos
Mike Brumsey
Washington
Standings and results in early baseball action
The standings show American League leaders with Baltimore at 72 19 and New York at designations 56. Minnesota 22 25 Cleveland 2 26 24 and Boston 87 27. National League leaders Philadelphia 28 20 and San Francisco 31 22. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 and New York 8 Boston 4. Today Chicago at New York and Minnesota at Washington among others.
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McGaha Takes A's Helm After Lopat Firing
Cleveland AP report states Mel McGaha, 47, replaces Ed Lopat as Kansas City Athletics manager. Lopat fired after 1962 season with 11-35 start this year. McGaha vows to play the nine best men, may use starters as relievers, returning to Cleveland roots where he previously managed.
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A's
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Firsday
Pat Friday
MceGaha
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Athletics
Hank Bauer
Efford
McBride Relieves to Halting Angels Late Rally
Ken McBride, a 28-year-old right hander, earned the decision as the Los Angeles Angels beat Cleveland 5-4 in 12 innings. He relief pitched 3 2/3 scoreless innings across back-to-back appearances, crucial in snapping his 10-game losing streak and setting up Willie Smith's ninth-inning single that sparked the winning rally.
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Associated Press
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McBride
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Cleveland
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Iie
Vic Davalillo
Leon Wagner
Willie Smith
Smith
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Ed Kirkpatrick
Jim Fregosi
Satriano
Lou Clinton
Dean Chance
Bob Chance
Dick Howser
Joe Adcock
Felix Torres
Los Angeles
Frida y Softball and Friday Night Sports Lineup
Friday brings a full slate across softbal l and bowling with men s league games at Fansler Field and Garden City Bowl. Knothole youth baseball at Clint Lightner Field features B and A teams, plus a Luna feature. weekend golf tournaments start at Loucks Median and American Legion courses.
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Four Winners in Slow Pitch Action at Fansler Field
Four men’s league slow pitch games were played Thursday night. Christenson Grain of Pierceville beat Garden Belle Lumber 21-3 as Pierceville piled on 11 runs in the last two innings. Reed-Stinemetz Excavators defeated Garden City Sales Co. 17-5 in five frames after a close hitting edge. Earl’s 66 Service overcame Santa Fe Motors 10-8 after a big early lead. Renick Drug beat Red Balloon 14-8 despite trailing in hits. Renick committed 12 errors while Red Balloon had 10. Del Stapleton led Red Balloon with two triples and two singles. Sleepy Smith and Harold Bobbit added two hits each for Red Balloon.
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Don Drysdale
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Larry Jackson
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lYwork Mets
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Delbert Pickle
Doyle McGraw
Errol Miller
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
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Reed-Stinemetz
Bill Wasinger
Ron Kauffman
Ken Eisner
Clyde Holmes
John Holmes
Jim Bunney
Earl
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Deerfield
Tom Baier
Bill Baier
Alan Rupp
Mark Robins
Robin Robins
Bob Landon
Gary Swords
Jim Johnson
Renick
Red Balloon
Althouh
Rob Baier
Bill Stephens
del Stapleton
Sleepy Smith
Harald Bobbit
Kent Nanning
Southwest Kansas
Cleaver Field
Deerfield Lions
Yellow Cab
Garden City
Kismet Komets
Red
Cities Service
Cabbies
Knights Blues Sweep Rotary In Twin Bill At Knothole
Blues defeat Rotary 7-0 in B game and 15-4 in A game at Clint Lightner Field. Rotaries Jusi Lopez and Vaughn collected singles. Brungardt Brack and Wig ner led Blues with hits including a homer and a triple. Pawley pitched four for Rotary. Rupp and Ginest split Blues wins with four and two innings respectively.
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Knothole Youll
Blues
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Vaughn
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Bowling Clinic Set by Instructors for Youth At Garden Bowl
An all day youth bowling clinic is scheduled at Garden Bowl next month. It will run Tuesday July 21 from 9 a.m. Twenty alleys in Zone 4 Southwest Kansas will each send a representative. The event is sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Assn of America to promote youth participation in bowling.
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Garden Bowl
Kansas
YBA
Bowling Proprietors Assn. of America
Golf Tourney At Lakin Sunday
A special golf tournament is scheduled at Loucks Municipal Park Course this Sunday. Tee-off is 6:30 a.m. MST with $3 entry. Four flights, three trophies per flight, lunch at the new clubhouse. If participation exceeds 160, the championship flight will be 18 holes.
Duffers Golf Tourney Set In Dodge City
The second annual Duffers Golf Tourney for players who shoot 80-plus is set at the American Legion Course in Dodge City Sunday with tee times 7 to 10 am. Entry is 3 dollars, five flights, three trophies per flight, other prizes, and meals at the clubhouse. Practice rounds and Saturday registration are offered. Five American League umpires were born in Pennsylvania.
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Dodge City
American Legion
Different Approach Lifts Rodgers To Buick Open Lead
Phil Rodgers shot a 67 at Warwick Hills to take a one stroke lead over Mason Rudolph and two over Tony Lema. He credited Jack Nicklaus for suggesting a method to stop dipping his shoulders, which improved his power. Rodgers had five birdies and 10 one putts in a round highlighted by strong driving and precision on a tough course.
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Jack Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Warwick Hills
Mason Rudolph
Tony Lema
Rudolph
Deerfield Lions top Yellow Cab in 13-9 thriller
Deerfield Lions beat Yellow Cab of Garden City 13-9 in seven innings at Cleaver Field. Mary Hernandez doubled twice and singled, Beverly Schreibvogel had three singles, and Marilyn Wolfe pitched the first five frames with three strikeouts. Shirley Desemo pitched for Yellow Cab, fanning 13.
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Ruth Saffel
Deerfield
Mary Hernandez
Beverly Schreibvogel
Belinda Novack
Marilyn Wolfe
Janet Brownlee
Shirley Desemo
Kismet
Work Day At McKinney Docks Cleanup Sunday
Lake McKinney Improvement Association calls a Sunday work day at 7:30 a.m. CST to place the 300-foot dock into Lake McKinney and cut weeds with volunteers and mowers. Rising lake levels follow heavy rains upstream in the Arkansas River basin. The dock has been stored since last summer.
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Lakin
Arkansas River
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