Gibson Posts 100th Victory
St Louis ace Bob Gibson notches his 100th win with a three hitter in a 19 victory over Pittsburgh. He tops Sandy Koufax in strikeouts this season with 128 in 126 innings, as Willie Mays nears Ted Williams on the alltime home run list with his 529th. Dodgers beat Cubs, Mets edge Braves, and Reds sweep Phillies in earlier games.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Gibson
Cardinals
Pittsburghy
Sandy Koufax
and Koufax
Pirates
Koufax
Willie Mays
Ted Williams
San Francisco
Houston
Dodgers
Giants
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Bob Veale
Veale
Julian Javier
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Tunson
Tom Hall
Mays
McCovey
Joe Gibbon
Frank Linzy
Cubs
Jim Gilliam
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Lou Johnson
Wes Parker
Claude Osteen
Braves
Felipe Alou
Mets
Ed Bressaud
Billy Murphy
Ted Abernathy
Ron Hunt
Ken Boyer
Phillies
Reds
Ed Roebuck
San Diego
Standings and schedules from a midseason baseball card
The standings list the top teams with wins and losses led by Baltimore and Cleveland in the pennant race. Upcoming games include New York at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with additional twi night matches and Friday schedule Pittsburgh at Atlanta and New York at Cincinnati.
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New York
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Colby Cancels Baseball Tilt In City Rivalry
Colby cancelled a Wednesday youth baseball game against Garden City No 1 Elks Club American Legion due to a schedule conflict. The return game will be Sunday July 24 at 8 p.m. at Lightner Field. Garden No 1 is 8-0. No 2 is 2-1 with upcoming games at Russell Dodge City and Liberal.
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Garden City
Elks Club
American Legion
Colby
Garden
Syracuse
Tribune
Cleve Spencer
Ulysses
Ransom
Scott City
Sublette
Plains
Hugoton
Greensburg
Seats
Russell
Dodge City
Liberal
Clint Lightner
P.m
Elks-Legion
Scott
Lakin
Lightner
Orioles Relief Staff Stifles Nationals in 6 4 Victory
Orioles win 6-4 over Washington as Moe Drabowsky fires 3 1 inning save. Manager Frank Bauer praises bullpen depth and notes Eddie Fisher joins strong group. Cleveland, Detroit, California, and Kansas City also win to keep pace in pennant race.
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Hal Bock
Baltimore
Frank Bauer
Orioles
Bauer
Moe Drabowsky
Wally Bunker
Ori- Olea
Washington
Drabowsky
Eddie Watt
Gene Brabender
Stu Miller
Ber
Watt
Brabender
Orioles Sunhday
Eddie Fisher
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Whitfield
Yankees
Indians
New York
Kaline
Detroit
Red Sox
Norm Cash
Lew Krausse
Athletics
White Sox
Bert Campaneris
Clyde Wright
California
Sporting Goods Upset Welders in League Play
Western Kansas Sporting Goods defeated Welders Supply 5 to 2 at Fansler Field in the opening game of a three game slow pitch men’s league twinbill. WKSG led in hits 8 to 5 and committed 1 error to the Welders 5, with Virgil Hands and Randy Case each tallying two singles for the winners and Buster Adams throwing a five hitter.
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Western Kansas Sporting Goods
WKSG
Virgil Hands
Randy Case
Tom Gardiner
Allen Stegman
Buster Adams
Renick Drugstore
First Methodist Church
Methodists
Corky Tabor
Renick'’s
Larry Zinn
Bob Johnson
DePew
Hinkle
Smith Land
DeKalb
C. Dunlap
Nick Rome
Delbert Strickert
Smith Sand
Lloyd DeRemus
Local Kids Softball League Results At Cleaver Field
Three games at Cleaver Field Wednesday featured youth leagues. In Pepsi Cola girls ages 11 to 14, Comets defeated Jets 161. Boys Coca Cola league saw Kiowas defeat Arapahoes 12-9 and Seminoles beat First Christian Church 21-7. Optimist Tee-Ball games Friday at Cleaver Field include Church of God versus Arapahoes at 7 p.m. and Comanches versus Kiowas at 8 p.m.
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Cleaver Field
Comets
Jets
Orbits
Titans
Kiowas
Church of God
Comanches
Cleaver
Seminoles
Christian Church
Bobcats
Leopards
Fansler Field
Bears
Cougars
Redskins Sign Free Agent Jerry Fishman
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of free agent Jerry Fishman for the 1966 NFL season. A former University of Maryland star, Fishman will compete as a linebacker. He is 6 feet 1 inch, 230 pounds and was drafted by the Baltimore Colts last year but waived during preseason.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Jerry Fishman
Fishman
University of Maryland
Baltimore Colts
O Dell Traded To Pittsburgh
Atlanta announcers say Billy O Dell was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates for pitcher Don Schwall. O Dell, 33, posted a 2 3 record this year and was the losing pitcher in a Braves Mets game. Schwall, 28, brings a 1 95 ERA and has been with Pittsburgh since 1962 after a Boston trade.
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Atlanta
Billy O'Dell
Braves
Pittsburgh
Don Schwall
O'Dell
New York Mets
San Francisco
Ryun Eligible for AAU Track and Field Meet
Jim Ryun the 19 year old Kansas speedster is cleared to seek another sub four minute mile at the National AAU Championship June 25 26 in New York. A federal mediation panel urged the AAU not to penalize athletes who competed in Terre Haute last weekend amid the AAU NCAA dispute. The meet at Randalls Island will decide the U S team for Poland in Berkeley July 16 17 and the Soviet Union in Los Angeles July 23 24. Ryun has already entered the 880 and mile events and has run 4 53.7 for the mile and 1 44 9 for the half mile at Terre Haute.
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New York
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Amateur Athletic Union
Ryan
U.S
Terre Haute
Ind
Randalls Island
Poland
Berkeley
Calif
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
France
Michel Jazy
Make-up dates set for slow-pitch softball league
Program director Ralph Vogel lists three men s league make-up games postponed by wet grounds. Tonight features Latin-American Club versus Renick Drugstore at 9 30 with a 7 30 opener Ehresman Packers versus Smith Sand and an 8 30 girls game. A second men s matchup is at 9 30 Tuesday Ehresman Packers against Hopes Trucking, with Kinney Glass facing First Methodist Church slated for 9 30 Thursday of next week.
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Ralph Vogel
Renick Drugstore
Ehresman Packers
Smith Sand
Hopes Trucking
Kinney Glass
First Methodist Church
Stocker and Feeder Cattle Buying Service Ad
We specialize in order buying of all classes of stocker and feeder cattle. Will salt fat cattle on commission. did JASPER Phone 397-2353-Dighton JACK DALY Phone OR 6-7196-Garden City
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Jasper
Jack Daly
Garden City
Garden City Invitational Softball Tourney Looms Large
Top squads from Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado gather at Fansier Field for the fourth Garden City Invitational slow pitch tournament. Eight teams compete over two days with Saturday night games and Sunday finals. Oklahoma City sends Bankers Life Reynolds Sporting Goods and more as Dodge City Spearville and Hutchinson clubs join the field.
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Fansier Field
Garden City
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Bankers Life
Sooner
Reynolds Sporting Goods
American Products of
Spearville
Dodge City League
Foster Lumber Co
Dodge
Lamar Fast Pitch Stars Lead Eight Team Softball Field
Lamar Colorado prepares an eight team field for the slow pitch softball league second season, with top locals Kinney Glass and Welders Supply joining the lineup. The squad features players who have competed for Hutch clubs in world tournaments, while Lamar’s fast pitch squad has won state crowns and played in numerous world events. The field also includes two standout local entries Kinney Glass and Welders Supply.
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Hutch Clubs
Lamar
Colo
Kinney Glass and Welders Supply
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Welders Supply
Redskins
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Hubert Humphrey
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Paget
Garden City Telegram
Naab Electric
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