Westerners Win Shrine Tilt Over East in Kansas Bowl
Jeff Shepler of Wichita North starred for the West, kicking a 28 yard field goal in the third quarter for a 3-0 win over the East in the Kansas Shrine Bowl. Shepler also led rushers with 96 yards on 22 carries and punted 78 yards.
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Manhattan
Kan
Jeff Shepler
Wichita North
Shepler
Quick
Jim Mallory
Ron German
Garden City
Kevin Coe
Fort Scott
Robert Milner
Arkansas City
Lawrence
Unlikely Eightin Ninth Inning Tap Beats Royals in Boston
Boston catcher Tim Blackwell tapped a pitch by Steve Mingori for an eight to ten foot RBI that scored two runs in the eighth, giving the Red Sox an 8 7 lead over Kansas City. Fred Lynn extended a 20 game hitting streak as Boston held on for the win while the Yankees won 3 0.
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Kansas City
Tim Blackwell
Boston Red Sox
Blackwell
Steve Mingori
Boston
Kansas City Royals
Lindy McDaniel
Royals
John Mayberry
Mingori
Fran Healy
Rico Petrocelli
Dwight Evans
Evans
Fred Lynn
McDaniel
Jim Rice
Petrocelli
Lynn
Rice
Bill Lee
Frank White
Cookie Rojas
Mayberry
Red Sox
Healy
Patek
Lee
Amos Otis
Fred Patek
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bison Bay Three Tilts Wins Boost Bison Streak
Garden City Bison youth baseball team improves to five straight victories and six wins in seven after a weekend sweep at Clint Lightner Field. They downed Elkhart 10-2 in Ok Kan League play, swept Larned 3-0 and 6-2, and head to Guymon for an 8 p.m. game. Keith Burns, Louie Moreno, Bruce Baker, Arlyn Algrim and Andy Flint starred with multi hit games and strong pitching.
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Bison
Clint Lightner
Elkhart
Guymon
Okla
Bisons
Anna Elkhart
Keith Burns
Bruce Baker
Louie Moreno
Arlyn Algrim
Larned
Garden City
Andy Flint
Flint
Gorden
Tim Warren
Jerry Lucas
Joe Smallwood
Kolary
Kiwanis
Kansan Council
Odd Fellows
Kerfield
Jets
Cowboys
Twins
Pilots
Yanks
Indians
Mustangs Split Weekend Double
Garden City's Mustang youth baseballers split a pair of Oh Kan League road games. Saturday they lost 10-8 at Scott City, outhit 10-2, with Larry Lucas and George Hopkins each getting a Mustang single. Sunday they won 18-8 at Hugoton in six innings, with Kirk Burrows earning the win and Lucas going 3-for-5.
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Garden City
Mustang
Oh Kan
Mustangs
Scott City
Hugoton
Scott
Larry Lucas
George Hopkins
Fred Kuntzsch
Jim Lee
Karl Belt
Anthony Michel
Kuntzsch
Scott Cilians
Major League Baseball Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Carew Min 401 Hargrove Tex 358, runs Burroughs Tex 40, White NY 39, Horton Det 45 RBIs G Scott Mil 43, hits Munson NY 74 Rivers Cal 71 Carew Min 71, doubles Chalk Cal 18 Rudi Oak 15, triples Rivers Cal 7 Orta Chi 5, home runs Horton Del 15 Bonds NY 15 Burroughs Tex 15 R Jackson Oak 13, stolen bases Rivers Cal 34 Otis KC 29. Pitching 7 decisions R May NY .778 2.43 Palmer Bal 10-3 .769 1.51. Strikeouts Ryan Cal 119 G Perry Cie 86. National League Madlock Chi .362 R Smith SrL .345. Runs Lopes LA 48 Cedeno Hin 45. RBIs Bench Cin 53 Perez Cin 44. Hits Madlock Chi 85 Garvey LA 84. Doubles Bench Cin 21 Grubb SD 21 Madlock Chi 18 Cedeno Hin 18. Triples Parker Pgh 5 Garr Atl 6 Gross Hin 6 Metzger Hin 5. Home runs Bench Cin 44 Luzinski Phi 13. Stolen bases Cedeno Hin 27 Morgan Cin 26. Pitching 7 decisions Messersmith LA 93 .750 2.18 R Jones 50 9-3 .750 1.82 Kison Pgh 62 .750 2.92 Gullett Cin 83 .727 2.09. Strikeouts Sutton LA 103 Messersmith LA 97.
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Champ Given Favorite Nod
Defending champion Karen Mac Gee of Kansas City is favored in the 53rd Kansas Women’s Golf Association championship in Salina, with an 18-hole qualifying round opening Tuesday.
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Salina
Kan
Karen MacGee
Kansas City
Ree Schedule Monday Softball Night at Fansler Field
A dense listing of adult and women's games across leagues at Fansler Field and Cleaver Field detailing matchups such as Garden City Merchants versus GUE Forum at 6 30 PM and Ansel's Angels of Lakin versus Club Chamisal at 8 PM with multiple fields including Allen Yellow and White Fields and numerous time slots and pairings across districts and leagues.
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Garden City Merchants
GUE
Forum
Garden City Farm Center
Motor Electric
Peerless Plastics
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Quint Automotive
Knights of Columbus
Devies Chemical
Pappas Concrete
Cleaver Field
Stallsworth-Elson
Southside
Ansel’s Angels of Lakin
Club Chamisal
Golden Plains Credit Union
American Legion
Itginbaw
Allen Yellow
Heark Really
Zero Canvas
Kent-Bay
J&b Builders
Garst-Thomas
Miles Laboratory
Hammond Organs
At & P.m
Holcomb
Weekend Made-Up Softball Results Across City
A series of make-up games for adult men and women softballers produced varied scores including Adult Mens 4 Machine Supply 4-7 over Johnson's Liquor Store and Garden City Merchants 1-17 over Oswalt Industries. Several forfeits and lopsided results filled the weekend slate across multiple local teams and venues.
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Dart-In
Quint
Quint Automotive Td
Garden City Merchants
Motor Electric
Oswalt Industries
Pappas
Garden City Farm Center
Deines Chemical
Swalt Industries
Field Co-op
Pappas Concrete
Knights of Columbus
Peerless Plastics
Garden’ City Merchants
Pizza Inn
YMCA
American Implement
Ponderosa Turf Farm
Garden City Coop
Garden City Co-op
Tinker Shop
Khresi Packing
Khrestian Packing
Pharton
Hopes Trucking
Gr&c
Angel's Angels of Larkin
Stallsworth
Angel's Angels
Holcomb
Irrigation
Don's Mill
Turquoise Shop
American Legion
Peerless Vlastics
Trapes Trucking
Topeka Golfer Wins Third Kansas Amateur Championship
Frank Rose of Topeka captured his third Kansas Amateur Golf Championship title by defeating Paul Anderson of Manhattan 7 and 5. Rose, a three time finalist, also tied for medal honors in qualifying with a 144 at Shawnee Country Club, then beat Chris Knight Salina 5 and 4 in round one and Kent Notestine 2 and 1 in round two to reach the final. He advanced from semifinals with a 6 and 5 win over Jeff English and then won the final 3 and 2 over Fred Rowland.
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Topeka
Kan
Frank Rose
Kansas
Paul Anderson
Manhattan
Rose
Shawnee Country Club
Chris Knight
Salina
Kent Notestine
Chanute
Jeff English
Fred Rowland
Kansas City
Dodgers News Mixed as Luzinski Lifts Phillies Past Dodgers
AP Sports notes the Dodgers fall 4-3 after Greg Luzinski hits a go ahead homer off Mike Marshall in the eighth. Reds lose 4-3 to Cubs in a suspended game. Pirates top Braves 8-6, Mets blank Padres 6-0, Astros edge Cardinals 8-7. Cliff Johnson hits a ninth inning grand slam for St. Louis. Gary Carter doubles twice as Expos win 2-1 in opener.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Marshall
Walter Alston
Philadelphia
Greg Luzinski
Marshall
Phillies
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
St.Louis Cardinals
Cliff Johnson
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
Luzinski
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Bill Madlock
Chicago
Mets
Padres
Tom Seaver
Dave Tomlin
Bill Greif
San Diego
Brent Strom
Astros
Cardinals
Mike Garman
Cesar Cedeno
St. Louis
Luis Melendez
Lou Brock
Willie Davis
Davis
Reggie Smith
Cards
Expos
Giants
Gary Carter
Pepe Mangual
Steve Renko
Dan Warthen
San Francisco
Baseball Standings and Schedule Amid Weekend Results
The AP summary lists NL and AL standings with teams such as Pittsburgh Boston New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago Detroit St. Louis Baltimore Montreal Cleveland Oakland Los Angeles Kansas City San Diego Minnesota Texas Atlanta California Houston and others. It details Saturday and Sunday results including Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 6 Houston 8 St. Louis 7 Oakland 2, and notes suspended games and upcoming Tuesday and Monday matchups across multiple venues.
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Tennis and golf dominates Paris to Le Mans and more sports
Chris Evert defeats Martina Navratilova to claim the women's title at the French International, while Bjorn Borg beats Guillermo Vilas for the men's crown. Arthur Ashe wins Kent Lawn Tennis Championship in Beckenham. Le Mans 24-hour sees Ickx and Bell take victory. Pearson edges Petty for Motor State 400, Andretti leads in Formula 5000. Syms wins British Women's Amateur, Jenkins leads Philadelphia Classic, Mann captures Medina Open, Marsh wins in Sapporo. Twins trade Darwin to Brewers, Colbert to Expos, Texas clinches College World Series, Rahnsen traded to A’s.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Martina Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
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Belgium
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Nazareth
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Milwaukee Brewers
John Briggs
San Francisco
Montreal Expos
Nate Colbert
Detroit Tigers
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Neb
University of Texas
University of South Carolina
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Stan Rahnsen
Oakland A's
Dave Hamilton
Miller Warns Jenkins In 36-Hole Philadelphia Golf Classic
Jenkins held a five shot lead entering the 36 hole windup at Whitemarsh Valley. Johnny Miller warned he could still win and would Stay aggressive as he eyes a late charge. Jenkins leads at eight under par 134 with Dent Green Simons and Miller near. Weiskopf withdrew after round one to prepare for the U S Open.
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Philadelphia
Tom
Jenkins
Johnny Miller
Miller
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Jim Dent
NCAA Proposes Cost-Cutting Rules Across Athletics
NCAA plans economy measures to cut operating costs by tightening recruiting coaching staffs and travel. Proposals limit football scholarships and travel squads, restrict scouting, set a single signing date, shorten off campus contacts, and define a quiet period for contact with athletes. Basketball and football calendars adjust practice and travel rules.
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Ncaa Council
NCAA
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