Indians Sweep Twins as Sluggers Falter in Doubleheader
Cleveland shut down Minnesota 3-2 and 5-0 in a twi-night doubleheader. Pedro Ramos and Max Alvis homered for the Indians, while Rich Rollins and Frank Kostro hit solo shots for the Twins. Bunker, 18, won his seventh as Boston and New York stumbled in tight pennant races.
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Sam Velo
Minneosta Twins
Cleveland
Indians
Pedro Ramos
Mele
Pistol! Pete
Minnesota
Max Alvis
Garden Belle Kemper Take Loop Victories
Two men's slow pitch games were played at Pansler Field with a practice match. Earl's 68 Serve defeated Western Auto Store 12.5 in five innings in the opener before postponement of Christensen Grain. Kemper Filedrie notched its first league win 16-6 over Burtis Motor Co. Garden Belle Lumber beat Century Refinery 14-7 after trailing 5-4, scoring nine runs in the last two innings to pull away.
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Earl’s
Gurtis Motor -Co
Burtis
Kemper
Rudy Perez
John Dresling
George Seryantez
Harry Taylor
Joe Dreiling
Phil Dick
Eslinger
Downs
Pawers
Carden Belle Lumber
Century Refinery
Garden Belle
Denton Unruh
Kenny Mangan
Glen Woods
Don Walkey
Alvin Pearce
Les Tubin
Welx
Century
Brady
Annual Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney Sunday
Some 25 young linksters from Southwest Kansas are expected to compete Sunday in the Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney co sponsored by the local Pepsi Cola dealer. The 38 hole medal format with two flights offers trophies for first through third in each flight. Al Valenzuela directs with Merle Wiederstein assisting. No entry fee or blanks required. players may practice Saturday free by declaring intent to enter Sunday.
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Jaycee
Hutchinson
Javeee Airlinks
al Valenzuela
Merle Wiederstein
Giants Ride McCovey Mays Power To Edge Reds
Willie McCovey and Willie Mays provided the run burst as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 3-2 at Candlestick Park. McCovey belted his 10th homer after a season of slump, while Mays homered in the first inning after a 19-game homerless drought. The Giants moved within seven percentage points of the Phillies for the NL lead.
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Ahunker Hill
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Sam Bowetis
Ruas Nixon
Dick Radatz
Ralph Tertry
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Associated Press
Candlestick Park
Willie McCovey
Alvin Dark
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Willie Mays
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Jose Pagan
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del Crandall
Piitcher
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Billy Williams
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
New York Mets
St. Louis
Houston
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Jefthanders
Garden City Invitational Slow Pitch Tourney Field Set
Eight teams entered the Garden City Invitational men s slow pitch tournament at Clint Lightner Field Saturday and Sunday. Hutchinson Central State Bank and Pizza Hut highlight the field with Dodge City entries Coca Cola Pepsi Cola and local clubs Garland Furniture Garden City Co op Welders Supply and Reed Stinemetz Excavators. A 12 game schedule runs through Sunday night with semifinals and finals in both brackets and all teams playing three games.
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Dodge City
Clint Lightner
Central Kansas
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Hutch
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Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Garland Furniture
Garden City Co-op
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Garnand
Pepsi
Pizza Hut
Reed-Stinemetz
Yardley Tops Night With 210 In Bowling League
Charlotte Yardley of the Five Points Carry-Out team rolled a high game of 210 in the Women s Summer Handicap League. Best series was 52 by Qdel Rickman of the Three Feathers squad. The Peaches posted top team game 5293 and top team series 1 476 as results note Earl s 66 Service blanking Three Feathers 4 0 and other match scores.
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Garden Rowl
Qdel Rickman
Three Feathers
Peaches
Earl
Garden Bowl
Root
Conc. Peterson Laundry
Renick Drugstore No
Hopes Truck Lim
Lakin Cleaners
Standings and results from major leagues this week
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 36 wins and a .610 winning percentage, followed by Chicago and New York. Detroit and Kansas City struggle midpack, while Boston and Washington trail. Wednesday results include Boston 4 New York 3 and Baltimore 8 Chicago 1. National League standings list Philadelphia and San Francisco atop, with Pittsburgh and Chicago near .500. Daily games include Philadelphia at Chicago and San Francisco at St Louis, among others.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Philadephia
Kansas women’s golf tourney quarterfinals match feature
Salina AP Pat Rubelee of Kansas City and Mrs. Dorothy Graham of El Dorado headline today's quarterfinals. Four-time champion Mrs. Tillie Becker lost 2 and 1 to Mrs. Lila Adamson. Wednesday results include Rubelee 4 and 2 over Kay Petite and Graham 2 up over Pam Kingsbury. Other winners: Joan Ashley 5 and 4 over Myrna Marshall. Jackie Evans 2 and 1 over Lo Geiger. Wanna Bachelder 4 and 2 over Karen Keesling. Carolyn Dunham 4 and 3 over Gale Curtis. Mary Engleman 2 and 1 over Jeanne Hancock. Remaining pairings: Adamson vs Ashley. Evans vs Bachelder. Dunham vs Engleman.
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Kan
Pat Rubelee
Kansas City
Dorothy Graham
el Dorado
Tillie Becker
Topeka
Lila Adamson
Wichita
Miss Rubelee
Kay Petite
Graham
Pam Kingsbury
Joan Ashley
Adamson
Miss Ashey
Miss Evans
Bachelder
Dunham
Engleman
But What Year Open Dream For Gary Player
Gary Player dreams of winning the Open as Congressional Course at 7,053 yards hosts the event. Fans recall his claim that his name is on the cup, while Palmer and Nicklaus are favored with a field of contenders. Snead, Lema, Boros, Casper also vie for the title this weekend amid final-round pressure. Wheat harvest delays slow-pitch softball in Pierceville, reducing tonight’s schedule to three games.
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Champaigne
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Billy Casper
Sam Snead
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Earl's 66
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Busy Thursday Sports Slate Across League Play
Softball features four men’s league slow pitch games at Fangler Field in Garden City with Salus Co. va. Gatland Furniture at 7 p.m. and Earl’s 66 Service vs Welders Supply at 8 p.m. plus Red’s Cities Service vs Garden City Coop at 9 p.m. Knothole youth baseball, two minor league games at Clint Lightner Field starting 6 p.m. Kiwona vs Rotary follows. Deerfield Lions visit Cimarron at 8:15 p.m. Other events include Bowling, Archery club meeting, and junior league tee-ball actions in Cleaver Field. Framed by multiple softball and league schedules through Friday.
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Rockets
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Bott
Fannier Field
Renick Drugstores
Ward
Buttis Motors
Garden City Co-op
Century Refinery
Wetdern Supply
New League Play Opens with Youth Softball Night
Wednesday league games at Cleaver Field featured the Apaches beating the Arapahoes 15 to 41 and the Kiowas defeating the Seminoles 10 to 7 in five innings. Next Friday at Cleaver Field Navajos meet Comanches at 7 p.m. and Seminoles face Pierceville at 8 p.m. In the Two Eagles girls league Jets beat Comets 16 to 3 and Titans edged Orbits 15 to 4 at Fansler and Cleaver Fields with two five inning games. Next action Friday at 5:30 p.m. Rockets play Jets and Missiles meet Comets.
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Pierceville
Eagles
Fansler Field
Jets
Comets
Titans
Orbits
Missiles
Rockets
Lions Forfeit League Game In Knothole Youth Baseball
Lions forfeited their Major League youth baseball game at Clint Lightner Field to Kiwanis due to a shortage of players. Next contests are Sunday at Fansler Field with Lions facing Rotary at 1 30 p.m. and Elks meeting Kiwanis at 4 p.m.
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Kansan golfer Colbert advances in NCAA tourney
Kansan Jim Colbert of Kansas State wins two his first rounds in the NCAA golf tournament defeating Sherman Finger of Southern California 4 and 2 and James Rheim of Stanford one up before facing Forest Evashevski of Michigan in the third round in Colorado Springs.
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Jim Colbert
Kansas State
Forest Evashevski
Michigan
Colbert
Sherman Finger
Southern California
James Rheim
Stanford
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