Dodge City Maser Captures Duffer Tourney
Jerry Maser, a Dodge City car salesman, won the fourth annual Duffers Golf Tourney at the American Legion course, beating 88 entrants in a three hole playoff after all 80s. Steve Carrithers placed second, Hank Barlovic third, with multiple playoff results in A B and C flights and notable drives and putts noted for various Dodge City players. Dodge City gears up for the Southwest Open on July 17.
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Dodge City
Jerry Maser
Jinkster
Maser
American Legion Course
Paris
Steve Carrithers
Hank Barlovic
Bob Kimbrel
Ensign
Bol Schmitt
A. L. Trissa
Mel Clare
Chet Darnell
Bob Morlan
Dwight Green
Gail Hoaglund
Troy Hunnicutt
Tom Miller
Jim Willeke
Austin McKee
W. E. Rollins
la Junta
Colo
Jack Goolbaugh
Bob Unruh
Orville Harold
Charles Leet
Ray DeMuth
Charles Day
Bucklin
Lawrence Harrington
Alan Hiss
Ed Hamilton
Jack Robinson
Bob Dighton
Standings and Results From The National League Mobile
The Associated Press reports NL standings with San Francisco leading Los Angeles and Pittsburgh in close pursuit. Monday games featured San Francisco beating Chicago 8 0 while New York topped St Louis 5 1 and Philadelphia defeated Atlanta 6 6.
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L. Pet
San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
St Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnnati
Van Pelts Win Scotch Foursome at Lane County Club
Dighton pair DIGHTON Estes and Gladys Van Pelt won a special Scotch Foursome open golf tourney held Sunday at Lane County Country Club. They posted 35-40-75 over nine holes sand-greened course. Ed and Ruby Rodenbeek took second at 40-49-80, Doug and Donna Eibert third at 42-43-85. turnout was 10 couples from Scott City Ness City and Dighton.
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Dighton
Estes
Gladys van Pelt
van Pelts
Lane County Country Club
Ruby Rodenbeek
Scott City
Doug
Donna Eibert
Ness City
Scott and
Garden City trio place third in Dodge City links meet
Garden City finished third by two strokes in the six man team event at Dodge City Country Club. Dodge City won with 495 strokes, American Legion 511, Garden City 513 with pace setters and scores listed for the 12 squads and individual leaders.
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Dodge City
Garden City
Dodge City Country Club
American Legion Course
Bill Bragg
Noel Rodhey Ean
DCCC
Tom Lowery
Dodge City Legion
Tiny Andrews
Bill Carey
Bob Hedrick
Legion
Garden City Country Club
K. L. Bourne
John Austin
John Hawk
Harold Stoner
Gordon Oberheim
George Clausen
Cimarron
Kiowa County
Ashland
Dodie City No. 2
Kinsley
Jetmore
Ness County
Plains
Meade
Two Teams Co Leaders In Slow Pitch League
Welders Supply and Kinney Glass top the men’s slow-pitch standings at 4-0 after two weeks. Repick Drugstores and Smith Sand 3-1 follow, with Klresman Packing and Western Kansas Sporting Goods 2-2, Latin American Club and First Methodist Church 1-3, Hopes Trucking and DeKalb Seed 0-4. Tonight features Kinney Glass vs Welders Supply in a battle of perfection, with women’s fast pitch drills later.
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Welders Supply
Kinney Glass
Ach
Repick Drugstores
Smith Sand
Klresman Packing
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
First Methodist Church
DeKalb
Kinney Glass and Welders
Renick
Ehresman Packing
Smith Sand Co
Hopes Trucking
Renick Drugstores
Garden City
Fansler Field
Rose Defeats Three in 10 Kilometer Road Race
John Rose of Garden City won the 10 kilometer road race in Fincup Park, clocking 51 minutes 2.3 seconds to set a Western Kansas Track Club record. Jerry Duran finished second in 55 minutes 14 seconds, with Kent Earnest third in 57 minutes 2 seconds and Richard Rose fourth in 62 minutes 43 seconds. The event, part of a Missouri Valley AAU championship series, drew four Western Kansas Track Club entrants and was sponsored by the Missouri Valley Road Runners Club. Next race and a 5K track event follow on the upcoming Sunday evening.
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John Rose
Garden City
Fincup Park
Missouri Valley
Jerry Duran
Johnson
Rose
Duran
Johnson High
Kent Earnest
Holcomb
Richard Rose
Haviland
Young Rose
Littleton
Colo
Eddie Drevnick
Ray Stinemetz
Ulysses Leads League For Town Team Ball
Ulysses leads the six team Kansas Oklahoma League for town team baseball with four straight wins. Hugo ton Satanta Elkhart Guymon Hooker Satanta progress and district tournament plans unfold from June 22 with single elimination and a berth to the NBC state tourney in Wichita.
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Ulysses
Grant Countians
Hugoton
Hooker
Okla
Guymon
Elkhart
Satanta
John Conway
NBC
Wichita
Guyman
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Cleo Springs
Liberal
Liberal BeeJays
Odd Fellows and Blues Split Twin Bill In Baseball
Odd Fellows defeated the Blues 7-3 in the main A-team game at Clint Lightner Field with Mahan earning the win and Yost the loss after 11 strikeouts. The Blues won the four-inning B-team game 10-1 behind Brungardt who struck out six. Minor League youth action featured six Blues hits and four for Odd Fellows with pitching staffs combining nine walks.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Odd Fellows
Clint Lightner
Blues
W. Bergkamp
G.farr
Mahan
Yost
Mesa
Bergkamp
Odd Fellow
J. Burroughs
Brungardt
Naab
Burroughs
Three Youth Leagues Open Season on Dual Fields
In 1966 summer play, Optimist Tee-Ball League for girls ages 8 to 10 opened on Monday at Cleaver Field. Pepsi-Cola League for ages 11 to 14 saw Titans beat Orbits 6-5 in extra innings. Coca-Cola League for boys ages 9 to 14 opened with First Christian Church over the Comanches 17-? and Church of God over Seminoles 12-4, with seven innings slated per game.
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Cleaver Field
Titans
Orbits
Church of God
First Christian Church
Becker Takes Bowling Honors In Summer League Night
Gerald Becker of the Scott Farm Ornament team in Lakin rolled a 233 single and 471 series at Garden Bowl as the Monday Two Man Handicap League completed its second week of summer play. Haas and Birkle led team totals with 471 and 2089 as results show Harsch and Farmer beating Garden Bowl 5-1.
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Gerald Becker
Scott Farm
Lakin
Haas and Birkle
Harsch
Farmer
Morris Feedyard
Farmers
Zirkel and
Whitehurst
Rickman Body Shop
Scott Farm Equipment
Hertel and
Becker
Walker and
Simpson
Farr Construction
Tauscher and
Seigler
Houston Astros Sign New Third Baseman
Houston Astros announce the signing of Richard Lynn, 18, third baseman from Edwardsville Illinois, who was the seventh pick in the recent free agent draft. Lynn is the fifth of the top nine selections signed by the club this year, according to a team spokes-Diao.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Richard Lynn
Edwardsville
Lynn
Astros
Diao
Fansler Tires Second in Meet at Dighton
Garden City based Fansler Tires finished runner up in the annual Dighton women's slow pitch invitational at Dighton City Park. Lanettes of Dighton won the title 20-16, with seven teams in a single elimination event. Garden opened with a 12-6 win over Bryan Hardware and later edged Marcy Radio-TV 14-11. Glenda Roderick pitched all three Garden games. Maxine Bates led Garden hitters with 9 hits in 13 at bats for a .692 average. Ann Crook 5 for 8, Pat Heinz 8 for 13, and Roderick 7 for 12.
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Dighton
Fansler Tires
Garden City
Garden Citians
Lanettes
Omaha
Neb
Dighton City Park
Marcy Radio and Television
Wheatland Electric
Scott City
Bryan Hardware
Gove
Garden
Bryan’s Hardware
Marcy Radio-Tv
Glenda Roderick
Maxine Bates
Ann Crook
Pat Heinz
Softball Games postponed by wet field at Fansler Field
Wet grounds at Fansler Field caused postponement of three men’s league slow pitch softball games Monday night. Renick Drugstores vs Latin-American Club, Kinney Glass vs First Methodist Church, and Ehresman Packing vs Hapes Trucking were rained out and will be rescheduled.
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Fansler Field
Renick Drugstores
Kinney Glass
First Methodist Church
Ehresman
Hapes
Clemente's power surge fuels Pirates win over Reds
Roberto Clemente hits a three run homer in the eighth, lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-4 victory over Cincinnati. Clendenon criticized after the game as Clemente nears another slugging season while the NL races see San Francisco, Houston, Philadelphia, and New York also winning.
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Donn Clendenon
Roberto Clemente
Billy McCool
Clemente
Pittsbrght
Pirates
Cincinnati
Clendenon
Reds
McCool
Joey Jay
San Francisco
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Boston
Cleveland
Vada Pinson
Gaylord Perry
Cubs
Ollie Brown
Joe Morgan
Sonny Jackson
Astros
Felix Manuliers
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Larry Jackson
Clay Dalrymple
Phillies
Jack Brandt
Rich Allen
Bob Taylor
Bob Shaw
Bill Murphy
Mets
Lou Brock
Cardinal
Ken Boyer
Red Sox Complete Six-Player Trade With A’s
Boston and Kansas City pull off a six player swap ahead of the trading deadline. Boston lands pitcher John Wyatt and outfielder Jose Tartabull while the A’s acquire outfielder Jim Gosger and relievers Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Red Sox
John Wyatt
Jose Tartabull
Athletics
Jim Gosger
Ken Sanders
Kansas City
Guido Grilli
Toronto
New York Yankees
Bill Stafford
Gil Blanco
Roger Repez
Fred Talbot
Bill Bryan
Blanco
Mobile
Dick Radatz
Cleveland Indians
Don McMahon
Lee Stange
Opal Lundgren Takes A Flight Title at Jaycee Event
Opal Lundgren wins A-flight honors during Jaycee Airlinks weekly ladies day. Velda Warden tops B flight and Sylvia Biggs takes first in C flight. Pairings listed for this Wednesday include Sylvia Biggs Ann Depper Schmidt Dorothy Goodwin Odelia Jones.
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Opal Lundgren
Jaycee Airlinks
Velda Warden
Sylvia Biggs
Ann Depperschmidt
Dorothy Goodwin
Odelia Jones
Ruby Diebert
Cleo Chaffin
Phyllis Holmes
Ival Lambert
Eleanor McDonald
Jo Morris
Alma Talley
Callice Mutter
Vera Wampler
Beulah Gooden
Dorothy McMillan
Barbara McVicker
Katy Marshall
Sue Unger
Ellen Hatfield
Martha Collier
Vicki Schroeder
June Adams
Kansas Amateur Women Golfers Start Tourney
A field of 110 players teed off in qualifying for the Kansas Women’s Amateur at Lawrence Country Club. Defending champion Diane Wilson of Kansas City and 1963 winner Pat Rubelee, also of Kansas City, compete alongside four-time winner Tillie Becker of Topeka and other notables Joan Ashley of Chanute and Karen Keesling of Wichita, a Arizona State University golfer.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Lawrence Country Club
Diane Wilson
Kansas City
Pat Rubelee
Tillie Becker
Topeka
Joan Ashley
Chanute
Kansan Wins Opener in NCAA Tennis Tourney
John Grantham of Kansas defeats Alex Keller of Georgia 6-2 6-3 in the NCAA tennis tournament opener. Harry Burris of Washington University in St. Louis advances with a 7-5 5-7 6-4 win over Wit Louie of San Jose State. Bill Terry of Kansas loses to George Kon of Pan American 6-2 2-6 6-2. Oklahoma duo Mike and Vance McSpadden also fall in the first round along with Dick Gilkey.
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Miami
Fla
John Grantham
Kansas
Alex Keller
Georgia
Missouri Valley
Harry Burris
Washington
St. Louis
Burris
Wit Louie
San Jose State
Bill Terry
George Kon
Pan American
McSpadden Brothers
Oklahoma
Mike
Vance
Dick Gilkey
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W. L. Pet
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Washington Senators
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Betty Johnston
Ronnie Plankenhorn
Gary Plankenhorn
Wilma Bull
E. C. Brookover
Phil Frazier
Terry Culbreath
Terry Pitts
Bobby Jack Bull
Jimmy Bull
Fansler
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Mimatykight
Schreiber Motors, Inc
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