Cherry Hills Start Lively as Tour Opens
In YENVER Colorado AP report on the Koch National Open at Cherry Hills Tommy Bolt stumbles amid lakes and ditches. He posts an 80 after incidents including two drives into water and a fine for conduct unbecoming. Mike Souchak leads with 68 while rivals Barber and Ransom sit at 69. Palmer bogeys drift behind as the field grapples with a tough 7604 yard par 71 course.
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Yenver
Colo
Tommy Bolt
Mike Souchak
Duke
Grossinger
Souchak
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Henry Ransom
Sanders
Bolt
Tommy
Claude Harmon
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Jayhawk Tennis In Third Round At Topeka Open
The Jayhawk Open reached the third round as top seeds survive in the mens singles. In the boys division fifth seed Ted Sanko of Omaha lost to Todd Ballinger of Kansas City 6 2 6 0, then Ballinger fell to John Grantham of Topeka 6 0 6 0. Grantham, Kansas high school champ, also crushed Don Drum mond of Kansas City without dropping a game amid heavy rain delays.
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Topeka
Ted Sanko
Omaha
Todd Ballinger
Kansas City
Ballinger
John Granthan
Grantham
Kansas
Don Drummond
Neil Roush
Pratt
Ed McConnell
Pete Woodward
Roger Dill
Augusta
Tom Hines
Olathe
Bill Guilfoil
Dave Heaberlin
Junction City
Jim Burne
St. Joseph
Gene Nadig
Ames
Iowa
Charles Hoover
Dick Mechem
Russian
Robert Bushey
Bill Hines
Ed Barlow
Chester Niemeyer
Wichita
Joel Berglund
Ottawa
Rotary and Kiwanis split early baseball doubleheader
In a Knothole Play Rotary tilt at Fin chup Park the Rotarians beat the Little League minors 8-2 while the major league game at Lightner Field went to the Kiwanis 10-9. Palmer led the winners with three singles in four at bats as Crook and Mar ine scored in the late inning rally.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Thursay
Finchup Park
Rotarians
Kiwanians
Cat Lightner Field
Crook
Palmer
Marine
Allen
Garner
Mike Johnson
Arnold
Curtis
Deihert
G. Jefferson
Treanor
Gardiner
Biggs
Emil Krug
Ox—6
Lions
Finnup Park
Clint Lightner
Garden City softball league opens second round at Finnup Park
Twin bill tonight marks the start of second round play in Garden City men’s softball at Finnup Park. Southwest Carpet and Tire meets Fansler’s Tires at 7 30 p.m. with Garden City Telegram facing McClung Payne Pharmacy at 9 p.m. The Carpeters aim to seal the first round title, while Henkle Drilling and Supply starts next week under Louis Huber. The schedule runs through July 22 with multiple Monday Wednesday and Friday games, plus a note about July 4 holiday.
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Garden City
Finnup Park
Southwest
Fansler
Carpeters
Garden City Telegram
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Taat
Henkle Drilling and Supply
Louis Huber
Garden City Co-op
Southwest Carpet and Tire
Fansler’s
Century Refinery
Garden City Co -Op
Henkle Drilling
Southweat
Fansler’s Tires
McClung-Pasne
Pharmacy
Southwest Carpet
Garden City’ Telegram
Fangler's
Henge Drilling Riday
Gardens City Co-op
Rotary
Kiwani
Coke and Yellow Cab win in girls softball at Finup Park
Coca-Cola defeated Welders Supply 6-4 in the opener, with Gayle Turner and Beccy Brooks leading the hitters for Coca-Cola. Yellow Cab overwhelmed Pierceville 32-2 behind 11 hits and 19 errors by Pierceville, Janice Nusser and Vera Williams among the batters for Cab. Next games set for Tuesday with Pierceville facing Coca-Cola at 7:30 p.m. and Welders Supply against Yellow Cab at 9:00 p.m.
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Coca-Cola
Yellow Cab
Finnup Park Diamond
Coke
Pierceville
Gayle Turner
Beccy Brooks
Rita Pickett
Judy Golay
Shirley Desemo
Johnetta Farmer
Nanette Stephens
Laura Patee
Coca Cola
Supply
Women Golfers In Fifth Week At Jaycees Airlinks
In the fifth week of local women’s golf, Bob's Mobile Service defeated Smith Land Co by five strokes while Laughlin Pharmacy beat Machine Supply by eight. Laughlin leads the league at 4 1 with one loss. Machine Supply 3 2, Bob's 2 3, Smith Sand 1 4. Week five schedule ends Sunday with Smith vs Machine Supply and Bob's vs Laughlin.
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Bob’s
Laughlin Pharmacy
Jaycee Airlinks
Smith Land Co
Laughlin’s
Machine Supply
Laughlin
Bob's
Smith Sand
Smith
Bob
American Population Rockets in 10 Years
Washington AP reports a record growth of 28 million in the last decade raising the U S population to about 179 million. The count rests on 177 798 100 actual residents with revisions possible and cites higher birth rates and low death rates as the main drivers. Final tally to be announced later.
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Washington
U.S
Census Bureau
Thuradéy
T Clais
Week's Fish Luck Poor Across Kansas Streams
The Forest, Fish and Game Commission reports a poor fishing week in Kansas due to heavy rain. Streams rose and muddied with only isolated areas productive. Notable catches included flathead and channel catfish in Republic, Solomon, Saline rivers, and several state lakes, while bass and bluegill fared better in specific southern and central waters.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Solomon
Saline
Nemaha County
Atchison County State Lake
Kahola Lake
Emporia
Herington City Lake
Council Grove Lake
Neosho
Walnut River
Chaney River
Elk River
South Central
Marais Des Cygnes
Cowley County State Lake
Neosho County
Solomon River
Webster Reservoir
Kanopolis
Shearmires Win Bowling Honors
Lilia and Ray Shearmire topped Garden Bowl action in the Summer Mixed League with Lilia posting 169 high game and 500 high series for women while Ray led men with 224 high game and a 616 series. The Satan's Angels foursome posted a 700 team game and 12,088 team series. Results list Satan's Angels over C.R. Anthony's 3 to 0 with 2,038 to 1,725, Anonymous over Hits and Misses 21 to 4,757 to 1,702, and Colorado Interstate Gas over Elliot Printers 24 to 1,527.
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Lilia
Ray Shearmire
Garden Bowl
Ray
Satan's Angels
C.R. Anthony
Colorado
Elliot Printers
Boxing results from AP with multiple local bouts
In Los Angeles Pelon Cervantes of Mexico beat Richard Gonzales of Argentina by points in 12 rounds. Detroit saw Ghutk Taylor stop Tommy Johnson in 9 rounds. Tokyo hosted Mitsunori Seki of Japan over Leo Espinosa of the Philippines in 10 rounds. Kingston Jamaica featured Mel Collins of New York outpointing Sugar Boy Nando of Aruba in middleweights.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pelon Cervantes
Mexico
Richardo Gonzales
Argentina
Detroit
Ghutk Taylor
Tommy Johnson
Tokyo
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Kingston
Jamaica
Mel Coulins
New York
Sugar Boy Nando
Aruba
Kratter Corp to Buy Kansas City Power & Light Building
Kratter Corp announces agreement to purchase the 34 story Kansas City Power & Light building in Missouri for over 5.5 million dollars. Edward L. Lane, a New York real estate investor, is the seller and arranged a 43 year net leaseback with an initial 22 year term. Lane may renew for 20 years at a gross rent over the life of the lease. Building sits on a 100 by 180 foot plot.
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New York
Kratter Corp
Kansas City
Patterson Eyes Gains in Johansson Bout on Monday
Floyd Patterson weighs in at 188 or 189 pounds for his return with heavyweight champ Ingemar Johansson, who is expected to hold at 196. Patterson believes extra weight will boost his power, while Johansson doubts any advantage.
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Newtown
Conn
Cap
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Paterson
Tos
Johansson
Floyd
Ingo
Patterson
Major Leaders in American and National Leagues
The leaders across the American and National Leagues include players such as Maris, New York, leading in batting with a .370 average and 18 home runs, Mantle and Allison in runs, and Aparicio in stolen bases. In pitching, Coates leads the American with seven wins, while Wilkes and Drysdale top the National with 50 and 104 strikeouts respectively.
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Associated American League
Runnels
Boston
Maris
New York
Mantle
Allison
Washington
Hansen
Baltimore
Minoso
Smith
Chicago
Lollar
Skowron
B. Daley
Kansas City
Pescual
Bunning
Detroit
Bruton
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Kirkland
San Francisco
Banks
Chicagoland Boyer
St. Louis
Mathews Milwaukee
Mays
Cinninnati
Wilkes
Los Angeles
Law
Pittsburgh
Drysdale
Friend
Women's Track Coach Sees Brighter Olympic Hope
Nashville AP Ed Temple, coach of the U S women's track team for the 1960 Olympics, says the picture is brighter with his Tennessee A&I Tiger belles dominating AAU events. He expects gold prospects in the 100 and 200 meters and the 400-meter relay, with Australia, Russia, and England as main foreign competitors and the U S potentially finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
U.S
Ed Temple
Tennessee A&i Tigerbelles
A&i
Dodgers Open Series With Pirates as Contenders Clash
The Los Angeles Dodgers open a three game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates led the NL with a four game edge on rivals after a 10-6 win over the Phillies. Vern Law faces Stan Williams as Pittsburgh seeks to extend a four game lead over the Giants while the Dodgers aim to rebound after their recent strong stretch. The Pirates topped San Francisco 10-7 in their latest swing, with Bob Skinner driving in five and Wilmer Mizell securing the win.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Champs
Cincinnati
Phils
Er Vern Law
Stan Willkama
Los Angeles
A's Top Yankees 9 1 in New York rout
Whitey Ford faltered as the Kansas City A's defeated the Yankees 9-1, breaking a nine game streak against New York and snapping Ford's dominance. Baltimore and Detroit won, tightening AL standings while Chicago and Washington trailed. Bud Daley held the Yanks to four hits as Johnson and Williams drove in two runs each for KC.
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Chicago White Sox
Washington
Detroit
Bor ‘Ton
Ted Willams
Ned Sox
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
New York
Yanks
Ford
Bob Johnson
Hank Bauer
Dick Williams
Norm Siebern
A’s
Kansas City
Johnson
Cards Sweep Reds In 6-5 Win At City Field
The St. Louis Cardinals completed a three game sweep of Cincinnati Thursday night by edging the Reds 6-5. Ernie Broglio won on the mound while Lindy McDaniel shut down a late Cincinnati rally in the seventh. Ken Boyer Bill White and Ernie Broglio had two hits apiece as St. Louis moved into fourth place, seven games behind Pittsburgh.
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Wally Meon
Frank Howard
Dodgers
John Buzhardt
Meon
Johnny Todres
Phils
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh
Burs
Jack Sanford
Don Hoak
Bill Mageroski
Pittzchurch
Johnny Antone
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Wille Kirklands
Roy Face
Braves
Hank Aaron
Verun Trinte
Mavoff
Joe Schaffernoth
Ron Piche
Lindy McDaniel
Frank Robinson
Ernie Broglio
Baltimore
Cleveland
Jack Fisher
Johnny Romano
Tito Francona
Chuck Tanner
Barry Latmani
White Sox
Ray Moore
Gary Battey
Bob Allison
Senators
Gerry Staley
Dick Donovan
jPinch
Sandy Amoros
Phdie Yost
Frank Bolling
Boston
Tiger
Dave Sisler
Williams
Hank Aguirre
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
Kansas City
York Yankees
Bud Daley
Daley
Larry Jackson
Vern Law
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Tarting
Cardinal
Broglio
New York
Whiley Ford
A's
Bob Johnson
Hank Bauer
Dick Williams
Norm Siebern
Johnson
Cubs and Cardinals Pay Hefty Prices for Teen Prospects
In a two week rush on young talent, Cleveland, Chicago Cubs, St Louis and San Francisco shelled out about 420000 to sign five teenagers. Chicago paid 125000 for Danny Murphy from Danvers, Massachusetts, and 80000 for Randy Hundley from Martinsville, Virginia. The Cardinals spent 50000 for Jerry Marx of Cincinnati while the Indians bid 75000 for Sam McDowell. The Cubs also signed Cap Peterson for 90000 and the Giants paid 85000 for Dick Dietz.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
S J. Louis
San Francisco
Chuck
Cap) Peterson
Tacoma
Wash
Randy Hundley
Martinsville
Indians
Sam McDowell
Cubs
Danny Murphy
Danvers
Mass
Cardinals
Jerry Marx
Cincinnati
Giants
Dick Dietz
Mizell Delivers Big Win With 166 Pitches For Pirates
Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched 166 pitches over nearly three hours for the Pittsburgh Pirates in a 10-7 victory at San Francisco. The win pushed Pittsburgh four games ahead of the second place Giants as Mizell left in the ninth inning with a 2-1 record for the Pirates since the St. Louis trade.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Pirates
Giants
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis Cardinals
Wilmer
Bue
Danny Murtaugh
Baseball results and standings from Thursday to Saturday
Thursday Baltimore defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 in nine innings. Detroit beat Boston in ten innings. Chicago defeated Washington 10 to 4. Kansas City beat New York 9 to 1. Friday features New York at Chicago and other interleague matchups. Saturday schedule lists multiple games including New York at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland along with league standings for several teams including Baltimore Detroit and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
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John Ord
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Janice Nusser
Cale
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Thelma Oakley
Sharon Nusser
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Skinner
Clemente
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Clmente
Rahingon
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Ron Hansen
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