Garden City Beejays Top Pratt for 15-5 Victory
Garden City Jaycees ignite offense for first Western Division win 15-5 over Pratt Elks with Virgil Speaks pitching a nine inning gem nine hits allowed and 16 Garden City hits lead to 1-0 league record West and Whitehead pace 16 hits with multiple players contributing in the street game played last night at Beejays Park
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Virgil Speaks
Denver
Speaks
Elks
Garden City
Elk
Bill Duffield
George Lloyd
Dwaine West
Bob Bergkamp
Cecil Snyder
Gorden
West
Tom Bergkamp
Joe Whitehead
Whitehead
Local sports clash as NAIA runner leads Wichita State picks
The article covers track standout Javier Montez of West Texas State leading in a 2 mile race, Fort Hays State’s Kerr clocking fastest times, and Garden City and Ulysses athletes shifting to Wichita State. It also notes brawls at Chicago and Brooklyn games, plus local Garden City golfers competing in Hugoton invitational. Key figures include Montez, Kerr, Sweazy, Elliott, and Logan with teams NAIA, Yankees, Braves, and White Sox.
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Associated Press
Dunlap
Garden City
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Billy Martin
Atha
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Samej
Sweazy
Don Sweazy
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Martin
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Jack Morris
Garden City College Broacbusters
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Lynn Elliott
Bob Sweazy
Ulysses High School
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A’s Own Homers Keep A’s in Seventh Place
The Athletics beat Washington 6-2 behind rookie Jack Urban who pitched five effective innings in his major league debut. Bob Cerv Harry Simpson Hec Lopez and Joe DeMaestri homered as Kansas City moved within a half game of sixth place and surpassed the Yankees in team homers 62 to 59. The Cardinals dropped to fifth after an 8-game win streak ended at Philadelphia with Von McDaniel impressing in his debut. Phillies’ Jack Sanford improved to 8-1 with a solid nine-hitter.
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Harry Simpson
Hec Lopez
Joe DeMaestri
Kansas City
A’s
Urban
Washington
New York Yankees
Yankees
Oklahoma
Cardinals
Jack Sanford
Phillie
Goodyear pulls ahead in girls softball tilt
Goodyear beats Mayo’s 15 14 after a fast start then trails late but pulls away in the fourth. Valenzuela gets the win for Goodyear with Farmer losing for Mayo’s. Darlene Wayland throws a four hit game for Panthers as Avila takes the loss for the Latins.
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Darlene Wayland
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Weekend Golf Opens With Leoti Lakin Tournaments
Western Kansas hosts weekend golf events with Sunday opens in Leoti and Lakin. Lakin Loucks Park course tees off 6 to 10 a.m. MST with trophies for top three flights and cash prizes in two flights. Leoti offers a $50 prize in the championship flight and trophies for first three in three other flights.
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Handicap Meet Info 3rd Round
Eight women golfers at Garden City Country Club remain in championship play after the third round of the handicap tournament next week. First two rounds trimmed field to 16 championship and 10 in consolation. four entrants will advance via byes. Championship pairings include Bernice Anderson versus Vesta Kortz and Grace Craig against Sybil Miller.
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Garden City Country Club
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Vesta Kortz
Grace Craig
Sybil Miller
Nonie Saftels
Maxine Wixson
Raye Eisner
Natalie Dickerson
Katherine Stracklejohn
Patsarndiner
Doris Carmichael
Blanche Webb
Irene Oswalt
Katherine Hart
Dorothy Turner
Grace Stoner
Serena Downing
Martha Schrader
Sue Unger
Marge Etrick
Isabelle Finnup
Abby Morgan
Baseball score roundup from minor leagues by city and league
Scores from American Association St Paul 4 Denver 2 Wichita 8 Louisville 7 Omaha 2 Minneapolis 1 Charleston 8 Indianapolis 0. Texas League Fort Worth 6 Shreveport 3. Houston 3 Dallas 0 Oklahoma City 10 San Antonio 2 Tulsa 4 Austin 1. Southern Association New Orleans 5 Nashville 4 in 13 innings. Atlanta 7 Memphis 5. Birmingham 12 Little Rock 1 Mobile 7 Chattanooga 1. Western League Albuquerque 7 Pelham Springs 6 Pueblo and Amarillo 2. Only games scheduled.
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Shreveport
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Oklahoma City
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Tulsa
Austin
Orleans
Nashville
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
Albuquerque
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Pueblo & Amarillo
Rotarians Sweep with Doubleheader Wins Over Knights
Rotary minor leaguers won 10-6 in the top of the last inning to stop the Knights of Columbus. The Rotarians also took the majors 4-3 as Les Bencini pitched, with Gary Richmeier taking the loss and Arnold earning the win for Rotary. In the second game, Rotary majors led 2-0 in the first, Bencini fanned six, and Edward Jeremiah, Dartmouth College hockey coach, is noted for his college athletic versatility.
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June Diamond Events Mean Hot Flag Races
The Milwaukee Braves surge to the NL lead by eight points after a 5-1 win over the Dodgers aided by Carl Sawatski and Bob Trowbridge. Pittsburgh’s Pirates sweep Cincinnati, moving the Redlegs to third as Philadelphia climbs to second with an 8-1 victory. Williams hits three homers in a game for the first time this year, while Ted Williams ties a major league record. Cleveland, Chicago, and New York posts other key results as battering and brawls mark a tense pennant chase.
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Jeffcoat
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