Mauch disciplines Gonzalez sparks Phillies to 5-0 win
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch benches and lectures Tony Gonzalez, then Gonzalez drives in a homer, double, and single to lift the Phillies over Houston 5-0 for a fifth straight victory and a return to .500. Dodgers extend NL lead with wins over Mets. Braves, Cubs, Reds, Pirates also win amid a day of multiple NL actions.
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Mike Rathet
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Mauch
Tony Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Phillies
Houston
Cionzalez
Chris
Short
Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Dodgers
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Wally Moon
Mets
Tim McCarver
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Chris Krug
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cubs
Victy
Reds
Frank Robinson
Jory Jay
Vern Law
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Willie McCovey
String Play to Feature Golf Day at Jaycee Airlinks
Women will play a Wednesday event at Jaycee Airlinks during weekly ladies day. Each stroke of handicap earns a string, usable to improve lies. the aim is to use all string and lower scores. Groups listed with captains coordinate arrangements. guest day with Garden City Country Club set for June 23. lunch included. flights for 9 and 18 holes.
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Jaycee Airlinks
Odelia Jones
Katy Marshall
Eleanor McDoneld
Jo Morris
Vera Wampler
Opal Lundgren
Odell Rickman
Jerry Patterson
Sylvia Biggs
Frances Cox
Phyllis Holmes
Dorothy Goodwin
Verda King
Velda Warden
Alma Talley
Doris Wilson
Barbara McVicker
Garden City Country Club
Country Club
Kansas Women’s Golf Assa
Newcomers Abound in Tennis Semifinals
The European Zone Davis Cup semifinals feature newcomers as France, Spain, Czechoslovakia, and South Africa advance. France beat Yugoslavia 5-0, South Africa upset Britain 3-2, and Czechoslovakia edged Italy. Spain defeated Germany 4-1 to reach the semis, with Roland Garros slated July 16-18 near Paris. Mac Bradford led Yale lacrosse with 26 goals and 20 assists this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
Spain
Czechoslovakia
South Africa
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Roland Garros Stadium
Paris
Italy
Jiri Javorsky
Giuseppe Merlo
Nicola Pietrangeli
Milan Holecek
Germany
Mac Bradford
Yale
Liberal Golfer One Under To Capture Ulysses Title
Ted Gouldin of Liberal fired one-under-par 104 over 27 holes to win the Ulysses Invitational championship. He opened with 33, had 36 middle, and 35 final round as 59 entries competed at Jaycee Community Golf Course. Don Gleason was runner-up with 106. Dick Fischer was third with 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Ted Gouldin
Liberal
Jaycee
Don Gleason
Local Sports Card Mix From City Leagues And Events
A dense schedule lists Monday activities across girls and boys leagues, adult softball, baseball, bowling, and golf. Notable items include Pepsi-Cola League girls games at Cleaver and Fansler Fields, National League slow pitch at Fansler, minor and knothole youth baseball at Clint Lightner Meld, and a Tuesday Plains League boys game at Clint Lightner Field. Also noted are Pan American College athlete achievements in NAIA tennis, wheelchair games results, and upcoming invitational tournaments in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi-Cola League
P.m. Orbits
Rockets
Cleaver Field
Jets
Titana
Fansler Field
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Hopes
Ehreaman Packing
DeKalb
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Clint Lightner
Kame
Knights of Columbus Blues
Odd Fellows
Garden Bowl
YMCA
Garden City High
Ed Bolch
Tuysday
Garden City Elks
Syracuse
Lakin
Citnt Lightner
Staria
Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus Reds
Renick Drugstores
Southwest
Garnand Furniture
Smith and Co
First Methodist Church
Western Auto Store
Bobcats
Cotrzars
Bears
Leopards
Garden City Knights of Columbus
Ulysses
iFansfer Field
Welders Supply
Pepsi-Cola
Astros
Comets
Missiles
Joyces
Phyllis Holmes
Possibility Seen of NCAA Olympic Boycott
In 1938 a dissident NCAA boycott hangs over the coming 1968 Mexico City Games as the USOC approves a rule boosting AAU control of Olympic committees. AAU gains prime spots in swimming and basketball, while NCAA shares only a minor role with non-AAU groups. A caucus of college leaders calls for a national committee to chart action across organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
AAU
NCAA
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Oy Suemeniel
Jack Sulger
Sulger
Bill Reed
Big Ten
USCC
Sikes sinks pressure putt to capture Cleveland Open
Dan Sikes rolled in a 35-foot putt on the final hole to win the Cleveland Open by one stroke over Tony Lema. The 34-year-old attorney finished 72 holes at 272, 12 under par, after a late surge that included five birdies on the final round. Bruce Devlin shot 65 to finish third at 274 as Lema faded after holding the lead.
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Cleveland
Dan Sikes
Tony Lema
Sikes
Tony
Highland Park
Lema
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
Bert Weaver
Mike Souchak
Julius Boros
Dick Sikes
Tommy Aaron
Bob Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Randy Glover
Billy Maxwell
Gordon Jones
Rhubarb Roils Cards Braves in Milwaukee Doubleheader
The Braves won the first game 4-1 while the Cardinals took the nightcap 12-2 amid a bitter onfield dispute. Gene Oliver was ejected twice in one inning, Hank Fischer and Bobby Bragan also tossed, Schoendienst protested the mound visit. Lou Brock and Julian Javier contributed in the second game as St Louis snapped a 4-guard slump.
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Braves
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Bobby Bragan
Hank Fisher
Gene Oliver
Cardinals
St, Louis
Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Hank Fischer
Securd Place
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Bragan
Stan Landes
Dick Groat
Landes
Jerry Buchek
Oliver
Fischer
Lames
Lou Brock
Julian Javier
Javier
Augie Donatelli
Ump
Records Fall In Coast Meet In Bakersfield
UCLA's Bob Day set a new national collegiate mile mark 3 56.4 at the USTFF Bakersfield meet, beating 1963 record holder Tom O Hara of Loyola Chicago and surpassing Cal Elmore’s 4 02.2 meet record. Day led a night of multiple new marks including hammer, discus, 440 events, hurdles, high jump, and distance races.
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Bakersfield
Calif
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Bob Day
UCLA
USTFF
Tom O'Hara
Loyola of Chicago
Cal Elmore
Wichita
Ed Dean
Notre Dame
Paul Schlicke
Stanford
Day
Skowron Sets Pace as Sox Sack Senators
Dick Tracy's White Sox edge the Senators 2-1 as Bill Skowron homers in the seventh and wins it with a ninth-inning triple. Skowron, 34, leads Sox in RBIs and homers, while also moonlighting with a detective agency. Other AL results feature Detroit over Minnesota and Yankees over Los Angeles.
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Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Cleveland
Indians
Dodgers
Wile Davis
Claude Osteen
Ron Swoboda
Skowron
Sox
Senators
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Dick Tracy
Chicago
Tracy
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
White Sox
Pete Ward
New York
Los Angeles
Pete Richert
Floyd Robinson
Don Lock
Richert
Susie Maxwell Wins Western Golf Title In A Rout
Susie Maxwell, 23, nicknamed Susie the Charger, surged past Marlene Hagge to win the 36th Women s Western Golf Tournament. Maxwell posted a final round 69 and a 72 hole total 290, a new W W G A scoring mark, earning 1500 dollars. Hagge finished second with 293, Haynie third at 297, Mills fourth at 301, Whitworth fifth at 304.
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Chicago
Susie Maxwell
Susie
Marlene Hagge
Hagge
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Maxwell
Tulsa
Okla
Mrs. Hagge
Sandra Haynie
Longview
Tex
Haynie
Mary Mills
Ocean Springs
Miss
Kathy Whitworth
Dallas
Elks and Knights Reds Win Tests at Clint Lightner Field
Two youth baseball games Sunday at Clint Lightner Field featured Plains League action and a Minor League Knothole makeup. Elks overwhelmed Knights of Columbus 16-2 in five innings as Dunlap pitched and combined for 16 hits, while Knights of Columbus beat Shriners 7-2 in seven innings with key hits from J Smith Caywood and Whitehurst.
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Clint Lightner
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Raina
Shriners
Knights
Keller
Dunlap
Rupp
Knight
Harmon
Barnes
Reds
J. Smith
Gilger
J. Douglass
Caywood
Whitehurst
Bieker
Patterson
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Bob Miller
Wade Blasingame
Buffalo International League
Ed Moran
Columbia
Galway
Ireland
Penrod
Dick Fischer
G.W. Shaw
Hugoton
Gerald Lucas
Sublette
Holly Brown
Cimarron
R.G .Ward
Tolly
Colo
Victor Durr
Dodge City
Charles Nelson
Nelson
Bean Underhill
Ulysses. John , Phoenix
Merle Adkinson
Frank Hendricks
Bud Means
Harold Evans
Dick Haefle
Dr. Ward
Holly
Glen Tuttle
Bo Crocker
Phil Philips
Pan-Am
NAIA
George Kon
Pan American College
Buenos Aires
Detlev Nitsche
Stuttgart
Nitsche
Sherwood Stewart
Ken
Lonnie Kuhle
Pan American
Edinburg
Texas State
Southeast Oklahoma
Appalachian
NC State
David Lipscomb
Tenn
California Western
Whitman Wash
Morris Harvey
Oshkosh Wise
Drury Mo
Lewis and Clark Ore
Erskine SC
Whitworth Wash
Easternlinois
St. Ambrose la
Hastings Neb
Washburn Kan
Illinois
Gizx
University of Ilnois Gizz Kids
Tim Harris
Rockford
Harris
Albright
Reading
Dartmouth
Long Island University
Williams
Buffalo
Nikes
Garden City
Mans
Hank Aguirre
Mickey Lolich
Aguirre
Bob Allison
Pedro Ramos
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Ford
Angel
Hector Lopez
John Orsing
Brooks Robinson
Mit Pappas
Stu Miller
Miller
Tony Conigliaro
Athletics
Ken Harrelson
Shortston Dick Howser
Chuck Hiton
Lee Stange
Y.A. Tittle
Johnny Unitas
Sammy Baugh
Ise
Schreiber Motors
Allen Unruh
Ravel
Europe
Scandinavia
Depert
Kenses
London
Edinburgh
Oslo
Alsom
NEHC
Purdue University
Chicago - Wisconsin Dells
Canada - Black Hills
Mt. Rushmore
Thompson Tours
Gerdes City
Mesa
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