Reds win shutout as O'Toole shines for 11th win
Cincinnati lefty Jim O'Toole dominated Pittsburgh for his 11th win and second straight shutout, boosting the Reds in the NL race. Dodgers retook a slim lead with a rout of Houston as Giants and Phils won, with Willie McCovey homering twice for San Francisco and Hank Aaron driving the Braves to a 9-0 win over the Mets. Burdette and Bolin also excel for Milwaukee and Chicago respectively, while Maury Wills piled up three hits for Los Angeles in a big day.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago
Willie McCovey
Bob Bolin
Lew Burdette
Milwaukea
Hank Aaron
Braves
New York Mets
O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Revs
Vada Pinson
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Colts
Johnny Podres
Colt
McCovey
Bob Buhl
Bolin
Cubs
Phils
Cardinals
Ron Taylor
Bobby Shantz
Burdette
Mets
Aaron
Galen Cisco
Garnand Takes Slow-Pitch Win In Debut Pitching
Garnand Furniture defeated Century Refinery 17 to 5 in the third game of the men’s slow-pitch league at Little League Field. The five-inning affair featured Garnand’s 16 hits, nine extra-base, and key three-hit performances by Ray Allen and Bob Rundardt. Century’s early errors opened six Garnand runs in the first inning as the league’s first-night, seven o’clock schedule continued with upcoming matchups Garden City Co op vs Holcomb and Kunz Mobil Service vs Reed-Stinemets.
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Garnard Furniture
Century Refinery
Little League Field
Finnip Park
Garnand
Ray Allen
Bob Brungardt
Wally Bascue
Ray Shearmire
Tom Baier
Century
Chuck Kaiser
Garden City Co-op
Holcomb
Welders Supply
Kunz Mobil Service
Reed-Stinemets
Two Share Lead In NCAA Tourney
Springfield Mo AP The second round of the 72 hole NCAA College Golf Tournament begins with Gary Head MTSU and John Kurzynowski Aquinas tied atop the first round at 68 4 under par Chico State leads team scoring with 295 Aquinas 287 Rollins 303 Springfield State 07 Worcester Tech 808 Knox 324 Rochester Jay Tech 343 The 18 hole finals are Friday.
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Springfield
Gary Head
Middle Tennessee State
John Kurzynowski
Aquinas
Chico
Calif
State
Rollins
Springfield State
Worcester
Mass
Tech
Knox
Rochester Jay
Ricky Takes Another Look At Flag Race
Rickey reconsiders the St. Louis Cardinals title chances after a 6-2 loss to Philadelphia leaves them percentage points behind the Los Angeles Dodgers. He praises club adjustments, notes other teams’ inconsistency, and hints at pursuing added strength while recalling Grover Alexander’s success in 1929. The piece cites Royal Gorge Bridge trivia and a Want Ads plug.
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St, ‘Louis
Branich Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Ufs
Mahatma
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rickey
St. Louis
Bing
Devine
Cardinal
Grover Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Alex
Alexander
Carmichael Wins Ladies Day Golf at Garden City Club
Doris Carmichael captured the 18 hole A flight on Ladies Day with 28 putts. Maxine Blanchard won the 11 hole 3B flight with 30 putts. Grace Craig and Virginia Meschke tied for first in the 9 hole A flight with 16 putts each. Jean Speckman led the S hole B flight with 17 putts. Upcoming handicap tourney has Louise Gandles vs Raye Eisner in the championship bracket and Serena Downing vs either Vesta Korff or Maxine Mercer in the consolation. Next Tuesday features 9 and 18 hole medal play with pairings listed for all flights. Guest day set for Tuesday June 25.
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Doris Carmichael
Garden City County Club
Maxine Blanchard
Grace Craig
Virginia Meschke
Jean Speckman
Louise Gandles
Raye Eisner
Serena Downing
Vesta Korff
Maxine Mercer
Marion Hess
Rena Ryan
Natalie
Lemoine Jones
Barbera McVickers
Florence Burris
June Benedict
Joyce Boone
Florence Nanninga
Donna Schiffelbein
Mary Burden
Nel Lindner
Jean Ne Gimle
Betty Benson
Shirley Carmichael
Erna Andrews
Mildred’ Archibald
Virginia Krey
Mary Louise Jones
Country Club
Kiwanis Discover Late Rally Beats Lions 11-6 in Knothole
Kiwanis scored five runs in the final inning at Clint Lightner Field to beat the Lions 11 to 6 in a Major League Knothole game. Stucker struck out 19 for the winners, while Krug fanned six for the Lions. Next action Sunday features Rotary vs Lions and Kiwanis vs Knights of Columbus on Little League Field.
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Kiwanis
Clint Lightner
Lions
Ladd
Garho
Kent Earnest
Iasers
Mills
Stucker
Little League Field
Rotary
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Reds
Odd Fellows
Knights Blues
Knights Reds
Local net tourney draws Garden City and Liberal entries
Contestants from Garden City and Southwest Kansas may still enter Sunday's men’s tennis singles tournament in Garden City. The event starts in the morning and runs all day across Finnup Park courts and the courts near Ben Grimsley Gym. Trophies will be awarded for first through third places. Liberal entrants have signaled participation. entry fee is one dollar. Sponsored by the local recreation department with Pop Beringer in charge and Jim Nesbitt assisting. Workmen were adding boundary stripes to ready the courts.
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Garden City
Kansas
Finnup Park
Ben Grimsley Gym
Herman
Pop) Beringer
Jim Nesbitt
Fireballs Win Bowling Crown at Garden Bowl
Fireballs captured the Jayhawk Mixed League team crown at Garden Bowl with a 65 percent win rate and 48 percent losses, beating Reed and Stinemetz by one game. Leila Stinemetz led women with a 235 game and 628 series, while Ray Ladd posted a 254 and Bruce Westwood a 623 series. Reed and Stinemetz also led in team highs with a 424 game and 2,271 series. The Great Lakes form the world’s largest freshwater body.
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Pinal
Jayhawk
Garden Bowl
Fireballs
Reed
Stinemetz
Southwest Sand Co
Smith Sand Co
Oswalt Industries
G. C
R. Anthony
Culbreath Plumbing
Dairy King
Leila Stinemetz
Ray Ladd
Bruce Westwood
Reed and
Growing Together Welcomes Tom Elson to Garden City
The announcement states the association of Tom Elson with the local business community in Garden City. Elson, familiar with the area and the pictures business, will be based near Pine Street at 116.Residents are invited to stop by and meet him as the venture expands.
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Gus
Garden City
Tom Elson
Pine
Softball Girls Report Today For Opening Sessions
The Telegram lists a timing error for UAS age group softball reports. Four teams report today at 6 p.m. at Finnup Park Diamond northeast of the kids pond. Teams and players listed include Kathy Nasser and Christine Tiller in Team 1 and Mary Lewis in Team 3, with a $2 Lew Sue entry fee due on reporting.
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UAS
Finnup Park
Kathy Nasser
Carolyn Holmes
Judy Farmer
Kathy Carmichadt
Terry Wilson
Patricia Newberry
Becky Burtis
Karen Johnson
Cheryl Finnl
Sally Truax
Geraldine Garcia
Patricia Dechant
Susan Dechant
Christine Tiller
Gingle Jolson
Vicki Proffitt
Peg Burch
Peggy Pitts
Delyble Witman
Michelle Degnan
Darlene Hahn
Linda Purdy
Lloydeen Hang
Linda Strasser
Diana Orozco
Irene Gallegos
Mary Lewis
Shelly Speckman
Tamara Shaw
Shirley Mueller
Carol Batchelder
Mary Farr
Patricia Burgardt
Branda Herman
Donna Marker
Susan Wheeler
Linda Schupman
Betty Brungardt
Carolyn Lee
Becky Terrell
Mary Harmon
Garlant Boyer
Jolene Garnand
Janet Garnand
Louise Herman
Mary Beurskens
JoAnn van Vleet
Patricia van Dorah
Janet Smith
Connie Oeding
Candy Rowe
Softball Meet Scheduled Here
A four team fast-pitch invitational will be played at Clint Lightner Field this weekend. Local squads Southwest Carpet and Tilo and Wansler Tires face Farm Supply of Lamar and Royal Drillers of Liberal in a round robin then a four-game championship format with final rounds Sunday evening.
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Clint Lightner
Southwest Carpet
Tilo
Wansler Tires
Farm Supply
Lamar
Colo
Royal Drillers
Liberal
Eacn
Vist
Serlen
Spcdadt
Southwest
Fansler
Fanster
Sun
Southwest Va
Fanster Sun
Pony
Liberal Va
Sheila Smith Leads 179 High Game In League Night
Sheila Smith of Garden Bowl rolled a 179 high game as the Ladies Summer League completed its fourth week. Jan Manus led with a 404 series for Earl's 66 Service, while Krebs Construction had a 497 team game and Earl's 66 Service a 1,368 team series. Results: Earl's 66 Service 1,308 over Myers 1,252. Garden Laundry 1,289 over Rickman Body Shop 1,294. Garden Bowl 1,276 over Northside Grocery 1,282. Walters Motors 1,247 over Ladds 1,255. Krebs Construction 1,330 over Cone's Department Store 1,329.
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Sheila Smith
Jan Manus
Earl's 66 Service
Kreba Construction
Earl's 6 Service
Myers
Garden City Laundry
Rickman Body Shop
Garden Bowl
Northside Grocery
Walters Motors
Ladds
Krebs Construction
Cone’s Department
Frick Sets Polling Dates for All Stars
In New York AF reports that major league dugouts and managers discuss how to select starting berths for the 1963 All-Star game to be played in Cleveland on July 9.
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Frick
New York
Cleveland
Fishing trip in Jackson Hole yields mixed luck and fond memories
The writers recount a press visit to Jackson Hole Wyoming for Spencer's Mountain with Henry Fonda Maureen O'Hara and Jimmy McArthur. They describe high muddy streams and limited fishing but note a successful outing with McArthur and his wife Joyce landing several fish and hope for another chance to fish with the stars.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Warner Brothers Wow
Jackson
Spencer's Mountain
Henry Fonda
Maureen O'iare
Jimmy McArthur
Bridger
Pinedale
Wyo
North American
Jackson Lake
Tolon Range
Byron Jackson Lake
Fonda
Joyce
Jimmy
Minnesota
Alaska
Great Bear
Gold's Lake
Juni
Spencer's Mountain Preview From Jackson Hole Visit
A reader praises the film Spencer's Mountain written and directed by Delmar Daves filmed near Jackson. Maureen O'Hara and Henry Fonda star while Jimmy McArthur plays the oldest son. The writer plans to bring family to town to see it and invites others to visit Jackson Hole to view the movie when released.
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Spencer
Tore
Turley Helps Yankees Top White Sox In One Hit Win
Bob Turley pitched a one hit 5-0 victory for the Yankees over the Chicago White Sox, boosting New York to the AL lead as Oakland split a twin bill with Chicago. Vic Davalillo exited with a broken forearm, and Cleveland improved to a sixth straight win 12-6 over Detroit. The Red Sox beat Washington 5-0 after homers, and Kansas City split with Minnesota. Turley earned his 10th win, yielding seven strikeouts in 12 seasons.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Bob Turley Pave
New York Yankees
White Sox
Angels
Chicago
John Buzhardt
New York
Ihe
Yankees
Baltimore
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Fonkle
Vic Davilillo
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Richochet
A’s
Twins
Turley
Leon Wagner
Buzhardt
Tom Tresh
Joe Fepitone
Brooks Robinson
Bobby Richardson
Rich
Women's Teams Go Five Frames in SW Kansas League
Deerfield and Garden City split a doubleheader in the new Southwest Kansas league for women's softball. Coen-Cola of Garden City beat Deerfield Lions 30-6 as Garden City piled up 18 runs in the fourth inning with Rain Servantez striking for Coke and Gletda Zubeck taking the Deerfield win. In the nightcap B C Nash Insurance of Lakin edged Garden City Telegram 10-18 as lead changed hands several times. Dee Sraufe had four hits for Telegraph. Final league game scheduled Friday sends Sherman’s Grill of Garden City to Cimarron in the league opener.
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Deerfield
Gardon City
Ramos
New Southwest Kansas
Hames
Coen-Cola
Garden Ciy
Deerfield Lions
Ub. Farden Notchad
Rain Servantez
Coke
Gletda Zubeck
B. C. Nash Insurance
Lakin
Garden City
Telegram
Lukin
Dee Sraufe
Telegraph
Sherman
Garden
City
Cimarron i
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Krug
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Quidoor
Carrier Weathermake Control Center
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Gus Garden
Henry
Thomas
Elson
Yanks
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Roger Maris
Orioles
Davalillo
Hank Aguirre
Jerry Kindall
Taddians
Jon Adcock
Willie Kirkland
Tigers
al Kalina
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Red Sox
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Dolo
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Dick Stuart
Billy’ Monbouquette
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