Garden City Jaycee golf meet aims for state trip
Garden City golfers will compete at the Jaycee Air links in a Sunday junior amateur event to earn two state championship tickets. About 20 players, all 18 or younger as of August 15, 1959, seek spots in the state tourney at Allen County Country Club in Iola July 15 to 17. three trophies are awarded per flight and top two Garden City players advance.
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Garden City
Jaycee
Jay- Dee Golf
Allen County Country Club
Iola
Western Illinois Wins NAIA Golf Championship Title
Western Illinois of McComb captured the NAIA golf title in Quincy, led by Jim King with a 282 total. The Leathernecks posted a four-man score of 1,186, six strokes better than Lamar Tech, as Westminster’s Danny Wilkins and WIU’s Al Barkow tied for fourth at 287.
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Quincy, Ill
Western Illinois
McComb
Jim King
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Texas Wesleyan
Oklahoma Central
Westminster College
Fulton
Danny Wilkins
Westminster
al Barkow
Coates Sparks Yankees Win Over Indians in Crowded Race
rookie Jim Coates pitched 3 1 3 innings and drove in the decisive run as the Yankees defeated the Indians 3-2 to cut their deficit behind Cleveland to 2 1/2 games. Berra drove in two and Whitey Ford left with an injury after four innings. The Indians dropped their second straight and held a one game edge over the White Sox and Orioles.
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Aigyulase Weseme
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra
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Cleveland
Indians
Coates
Whitey Ford
Ford
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Skinny Brown
Billy Lees
Gus Triandos
Bob Boyd
RBI
Brown
Lees
Ray Boone
Gene Woodling
Billy Gardner
Baltimore
Billy O'Dell
Johnny Bucks
Rip Coleman
A's
Dalai Lama Eyes Nehru-Chou Meeting on Tibet
The self exiled Dalai Lama in Mussoorie welcomed a potential Nehru Chou En Lai summit to address Tibet. He said he might not stay in India indefinitely and appreciated India's defense of Tibet alongside Algeria Morocco and Tunisia and sought world support including Soviet Russia.
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Mussooria
India
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red China
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Chou Enlai
Soviet -Russia
World Diamond Belt Boxing Championships Set in Mexico City
At least 10 countries including the United States are expected to compete in the third World Diamond Belt Amateur Boxing Championships scheduled for September 16 to 19, officials announced today.
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Mexico City
U.S
Standings and Sunday NFL schedule update
National League standings list San Francisco atop with 37 28, Milwaukee 36 28, Pittsburgh 35 30, Los Angeles 35 32, Chicago 32 32, Cincinnati 29 35, St. Louis 28 34, Philadelphia 24 37. Friday results Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7, Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 0, Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 3 in 10 innings. Only game Sunday New York at Kansas City N.
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Detroit
Washington
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Cleveland
Op Bauer
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
National League
L. Pet
G.B
San Francis
Pet
Telegram and Carpet Club Sweep Softball Games
The Telegram beat Ingalls 14 to 4 while Southwest Carpet topped the Latins 7 to 3, keeping Southwest undefeated at the Garden City Softball Association top. Don Weyand drove a 2run double, Jerry Schultz and Manford Kimberly added run-producing hits as Southwest built a 3-0 lead.
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Telegram
Ingalls
Southwest Carpet
Garden City Softball Association
Latins
Southwest
Don Weyand
Jerry Schultz
Manford
Kimberly- Southwest
Carpet Club
Larry Wasinger
Rex Ladner
Pete Jimenez
Seco Garcia
Schultz
Andy Guerrero
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Garden City Telegram
Jaycee Golf Meet
Illinois
NAIA
Jim Coates
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Nadanmar
Tim Coatoh
Berra
Gary Bell
Ane
Wild
Tigers
Ted Lepcio
Frank Bolling
Cat Veal
Eddie Yost
Larry Osborne
Barney Schultz
Nats
Paul Foytack
Faye Throneberry
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Babe Ruth
Dutch
Woltkamp
E. Fulton
Stewart & Joyce Guthrie
Frances Richmeier
Andy Baier
Danville
W. Pine
Jack Smith
Mar
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