Orioles trade for Fisher to bolster pitching staff
The Baltimore Orioles pick up Eddie Fisher from the Chicago White Sox to strengthen a rotation plagued by a lack of complete games. Fisher, 18-7 with a 2.49 ERA last season, can start or relieve as Baltimore battles Cleveland and Detroit for the AL pennant while the Robinson brothers power the lineup.
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Ryun May Run Against Russians
Jim Ryun, world’s fastest half miler, seeks fair treatment in the Russia track meet in Los Angeles July 23-24. AU hopes to ban from the USTFF National meet, Ryun may yet be invited to face the Russians if AAU blocks New York competition. Ryun ran 1 44.9 for the half and 4 02.8 for the mile at Indiana State, with other U S athletes also in jeopardy of AAU actions affecting NCAA talks.
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al Rockwell
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Baseball Standings And Nightly Results From Sunday
Standings show Pittsburgh Atlanta New York Cincinnati and St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Houston in various records. Sunday results include Houston over Chicago and San Francisco over Los Angeles while Philadelphia beat St Louis and Pittsburgh topped Atlanta. Tonight features St Louis at New York and Atlanta at Philadelphia with other matches scheduled.
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Smiths Win Golf Tourney at Country Club
Twenty couples competed in the first Divorce Tourney at the Country Club Sunday. Marvin and Barbara Smith won with a net 29, Ray and Peggy Mayo were second with 31, and Lee and Raye Eisner had the low gross of 39. Events occur every other Sunday at 4:30 p.m. with a 4:00 p.m. registration and a 7:30 p.m. buffet. Next event set for Sunday June 26. Golf balls awarded as prizes.
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Atwood Publisher Wins KPA Golf Tournament
Arden Hale publisher of the Atwood Citizen-Patriot won the fifth Kansas Press Association golf tournament at Junction City Country Club with a 2 over par 108. Thirty six golfers competed. runners up were Dick Hale 116 and Mike Harris 118. Other flight winners included Bill Blair 121 Fred Jones 132 and Byron Guise 183. The Kansas and Missouri winners will meet next fall in Manhattan.
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Slow-Pitch Ballers Face Dodge Scott Liberal
Garden City covered a busy weekend of men’s slow-pitch softball at Fansler Field. Gamble-Butler of Dodge City beat Renick Drugstores and Ehresman Packers, lost to Welders Supply, while Liberal squads visited for four games with Garden City teams, which won all four. Kinney Glass beat Schwanke Amusements and Humphey Products in seven-inning games in Scott City. In Miami, Florida, USC players Ediefsen and Smith top NCAA doubles seeds with Pasarell and Crookenden as No. 2 team.
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Garden City Elks blank Greensburg 14 0 in seven innings
Unbeaten Garden City Elks Club American Legion youth team remained undefeated with a 14 to 0 win over Greensburg in seven innings at Clint Lightner Field. Melvin Rupp struck out 13 in a two hitter, while Garden City sent 14 batters to the plate in the second inning and added three more runs in the third.
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Former Lakin Athlete Wins Open Golf Meet
Fred Anschutz, a former Lakin High athlete now at Kansas State University, won the Lakin Spring Open golf tournament at Loucks Park Municipal Course. 87 players from 13 towns competed over nine holes, with Anschutz finishing one under par at 104 for the 27-hole meet.
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Disabled Veterans Elect Commander in Kansas
Parsons Kansas report says Marshall Alber of Independence was elected state commander of the Disabled American Veterans, succeeding George F. Berlin of Topeka. Kenneth Thompson of Kansas City and Robert Harding of Coffeyville were named vice commanders, Mike Sissman of Eureka judge advocate, and Robert Staples of Kansas City chaplain. Anna Burton of Kansas City was elected commander of the auxiliary succeeding Pearl Luedtke of Topeka, with Rose Denton of Lawrence as senior vice commander.
Wichitan Wins Amateur Crown
Grier Jones of Wichita an Oklahoma State University student won the Kansas amateur golf championship Sunday with a 9 and 7 victory over Monte Kaser. Jones was under par for 29 holes, missing two greens, taking one bogey and birdying six. Kaser failed with his putter missing easy birdie chances, including a one foot putt on the 22nd hole.
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Wichita
Oklahoma State University
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Kaser
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Monte
Wedding Brings Crowd To Alcatraz Rock
More than 100 people gathered on Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay to witness Barbara Hart and John Catelli of San Jose wed on the island once home to a federal prison. Barbara, the daughter of John E Hart, a former 18 year guard and longtime caretaker, grew up on the Rock with her parents still living there.
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