Unclear baseball results and schedules from scattered lines
A fragmentary sports brief lists results and upcoming games across Major League Baseball and interleague matchups. It mentions teams like New York Montreal Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Houston San Diego and others with partial scores and a sequence of scheduled Saturday and Sunday games.
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San Diego
Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chi
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Chicago
Rec Tennis Classes Open for All Ages
Community tennis program offers classes for ages through 16 with schedules posted. Kansas City organization hosts sessions led by instructors. Open April 8 at home against MinWota Twins as part of the 1069 season.
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Kansas City
Kuhn Moves Against Braves Parvin-Dohrmann Ties
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn acts to sever links between the Atlanta Braves and Oakland Athletics owners and Las Vegas casinos. The move follows a monthlong probe into stock holdings in gambling interests, with executives stepping down from the Parvin-Dohrmann board and related stock sales expected.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Las Vegas
Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Delbert W. Coleman
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Braves
William C. Bartholomay
John J. Louis Jr
Oakland
Charles O. Finley
Parvin-Dohrmann
Pete Rozelle
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Coleman
Club
Baseball Board
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin Castinos
Barthollomay
Louis
Parve Eee Board
Securities ‘and Exchange Commission
Finley
Bartholomay
Chicago
Parvin-Dolermann
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Te Foundation
Associated Press
SEC
Paevin
Dothmann
Kenniesay Landia
Chicago White Sox
Shamsky and Brock Power on Parade in Wins
Mets outfielder Art Shamsky hits .351 with three homers and nine RBIs in 21 games after returning from Tidewater. He helps beat the Phillies 6-5 as Ken Boswell delivers a two-run single in the ninth. Brock leads St Louis with a homer and two runs scored in a 5-3 win over Montreal. Other games recap notable performances from May, Perez, Helms, and Wilson.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Art Shamsky
New York Mets
Shamsky
Philadelphia
Mets
Phillies
Ken Boswell
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Tidewater
Mike Ryan
Cookie Rojas
Tom Seaver
Rick Joseph
Boswell
Chicago Cubs
Brock
St. Louis
Jim Grant
Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati
Bobby Bonds
Tony Perez
May
Helms
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Reds
Wilson
Houston
Padres
Legion-Elks to Play Colby in Busy Garden City Weekend
Garden City's American Legion-Elks junior baseball squad faces five games in three days under manager Walt Tobinson. They host Colby at 8 p.m. at Lightner Field tonight, then Dodge City at 5:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday, with a Sunday twin bill at Elkhart at 3:30 and 6 p.m. The team, 4-2, reshuffles the lineup due to injuries. Johnny Bergkamp will start tonight with Bayer at first, Servantez second, Yost third, and Bieker short. Douglass and Yost lead batting, Mesa left, Purdy center, Douglass or Burroughs in right.
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Garden City
American Legion- Elks
Walt Tobinson
Garden
Colby
Big Clin Lightner Field
Lightner Field
Dodge City
Elkhart
Dodge
Gerien'c
Johnson
Johnny Bergkamp
Mike Bayer
Raymond Servantez
John Yost
Stan Bieker
Mark Douglass
Yost
Art Mesa
Greg Purdy
Charles ‘Burroughs
Weekend Invitational Slow-Pitch Softball Meet Set
Eight teams from Garden City Hutchinson Dodge and Dighton will compete at Fansler Field in a weekend slow-pitch tournament. Four Saturday first round games cut half into consolation and the main brackets with Sunday semi finals and finals to decide placings from seventh to the championship.
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Fansler Field
Garden City
Hutchinson
Dodge
Dighton
Sessson
S. Night
Ieee
Carmelita’s
Holco
Dighton-Carmelita
Prairie League results and schedule notes
The Prairie League reports games with chipmutke 19 to 2 and Wildcats 115 over. Anthers 19 to 16, Browna 26-19, and Lew Orleans 13. The schedule for later dates is incomplete with delays and venue notes for Greens in Blue at Cleaver Field and Hawke 7:00.
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Prairie League
Chipmutke
Zoo
Wildcats
Anthers
Browna
Aira
Oaerine
Lew ueOrislen
Cleaver
Hawke
Sprint star forecasts sub nine seconds in NCAA meet
Jobe Carlos, San Jose State, predicts a sub nine in the 100-yard dash if he gets a good start as NCAA championships open. Villanova's Erv Hall eyes 13.2 in the 120-yard high hurdles while Kansas and San Jose State lead after day one. Jim Ryan of Kansas edge to a late lead in a 4:03.4 mile, Shorter wins Yale six-mile debut at 29:00.2. In Portland, Bob Herrington stops Tony Lampron in a fifth-round TKO at Exposition Building era boxing card.
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San Jose State
Carlos
Villanova
Erv Hail
Hall
Kansas
Jim Ryan
Frank Shorter
Yale
Portland, Maine
Bob Herrington
St. Louis
Tony Lampron
Westbrook
Maine
Roy Lee
Kingston
Jamaica
Sonny Floyd
Trenton
Leo Durocher Weds Fourth Wife in Chicago
Cubs manager Leo Durocher, 62, married Lynne Walker Goldblatt, 40, in a brief ceremony at the Ambassador West Hotel. About 200 guests, including most of the Cubs, attended the reception as Durocher declared they were off on a winning streak despite a five game skid. Judge John J. Kelly Jr. presided, joking of uniting his sister with the skipper of the next world champions.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Doughty Durocher
Lynne Walker Goldblatt
Cubs
Ambassador West Hotel
Flag Tourney Set For Garden City Ladies Day
Garden City Country Club hosts a flag tournament on Tuesday with multiple flights. Pairings include ehole flight with Marilois Bach Doris Carmichael Peg Mayo Ruth Hooker Katherine Strackeljohn Florence Burris Marion Hess Serena Downing Nelle Lile Erdene Corley Louise Vince Bernice Anderson and more. Separate flights list Grace Craig Kay Wells Nadine Hilyard Leaine Jones Natalie Dickerson Lemnore Hineman Charlotte Spikes Jane Benedict Abbe Morgan Shele B flight Sibyl Miller Dorothy Gardiner Gen Stoner Virginia Meschke Mary Burden Julie Lemke Alma Robinson Nola Blackwood Helen Fandhauser Margaret Masoner Jeanne Gimple Elsine Fenton Dorothy Ogden Ruth Saffell Mhole flight Wanda Kisner Maureen Cleaver Sue Minter Carol Nanninga Jackie Storey Maxine Clark Mabel Cleaver Marie Crist Gen Renick Vera Lansdon Dee Fankhauser Fran Nelson.
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Garden City Country Club
Ehole
Marilois Bach
Doris Carmichael
Peg Mayo
Ruth Hooker
Katherine Strackeljohn
Florence Burris
Marion Hess
Serena Downing
Nelle Lile
Erdene Corley
Louise Vince
Bernice Anderson
Hele
Grace Craig
Kay Wells
Nadine Hilyard
Lameine Jones
Natalie Dickerson
Lemnore Hineman
Charlotte Spikes
Jane l Benedict
Abbe Morgan
Shele
Sibyl Miller
Dorothy Gardiner
Gen Stoner
Virginia Meschke
Mary Burden
Julie Lemke
Alma Robinson
Nola Blackwood
Helen Fandhauser
Margaret Masoner
Jeanne Gimple
Elsine Fenton
Dorothy Ogden
Ruth Saffell
Mhole
Wanda Kis
Ner
Maureen Cleaver
Sue Minter
Carol Nanninga
Jackie Storey
Maxine Clark
Mabel Cleaver
Marie Crist
Gen Renick
Vera Lansdon
Dee Fankhauser
Fran Nelson
Rodgers Archer Share Open Lead In Kemper Open Round One
In Charlotte George Archer shot a 67 to share the Kemper Open lead with Phil Rodgers who also carded five under, on a gusty Quail Hollow layout. The field featured 47 players within four strokes, with notable names like Bob Charles, Bob Goalby, Tom Weiskopf and Lee Trevino shortly behind. Archer and Rodgers each had six birdies and one bogey, while Arnold Palmer struggled to a 73.
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Charlotte
N.C
George Archer
Big George
Phil Rodgers
Archer
Quail Hollow Country Club
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Bob McCallister
McCallister
Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Orville Moody
Algo
Bruce Devita
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Maron Rudolph
Dale Douglass
Bob Payne
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Sam Sneyd
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Rodgers
Third game sees Kiltutey Glasé edge Carmelita's Case
In a three game set, Plymell, Weeden and Carmelita's clash with Glasé and Kinney Glass delivering hits. Carmelita's Cafe defeats Weeds Aviation 15-6 in late make-up contest while others note 13-11 hit totals for Weeden, Medina leads Carmelita's with nine singles, and three women's league games are scheduled at Fansler Field.
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Weeden
Plymell
Ley
Ee Ky
Say ‘Kiltutey Glasé
Carmelita’s
Ermélita
Kinney Glass
Carmelita
Weeds Aviation
Medina
Fansler Field
Fansler Tires
Vg. Red
Gulf Service
Arizona State Faces Tulsa in NCAA World Series Rematch
Arizona State and Tulsa prepare for a rematch after the Sun Devils crushed Tulsa 11-3 in a previous game. ASU, with titles in 1965 and 1967, seeks to extend its odd-year championship trend as they defeated Newidge University 4-1 and rode strong pitching to a straight-tourney win.
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Arizona ‘State
Tulsa
Sun Devils
Newgidieg University
Lerrings
Texas
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