Scott City Girls Sweep Finnup Park Twin Bill
Scott City swept a doubleheader at Finnup Park, Garden City, in women’s softball. Bryan’s Hardware beat Smith Packing 7 6 in six innings. Ideal Foods of Scott topped Welder’s Supply 24 14 in three innings. Vicki Startton Jed led with three singles. Merle Grosshans manages the Scott team. Welder’s is managed by John Carr. A tripleheader is planned Thursday at the local field with Lakin supplying two B groups and Welder’s Supply.
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Garden City
Bryan's Hardware
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Tip Smith Packing Co
Ideal Foodsloe
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Scott Citlans
Garden
Packers
Vicki Startton
Jed
Vickie
Ronna’ Fouquet
Vicki Finken~ Kinder
Marilyn Hast
Donna Cranmer
Norma MecReynolds
Merle Grosshans
Seobt
Jack Knight
Sharon Nusser
Pace Smith
Ruth Safela
Linda Pauley
Shirley Desemo
Janice Nusser
Rosie Pickett
Rita Pickett
Nickie Hernandez
Vicki Finkenbinder
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Milt Mollhagen
Welder
John Carr
Wilma Miller
Donelle Lang
RHE
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Jocal
Knights of Columbus win two Knothole baseball games
Knights Blue beat Knights Reds 13-2 at Little League Field while Knights defeated Kiwanis 16-2 at Clint Lightner Field. KC Blues surged to 10 runs in fourth inning of the Minor clash. KC Reds and Blues combined for 7-2 margin in hits. Knights' pitchers were J. Rupp and Berker, while Marine took the Kiwanis loss.
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Herman
Keller
Highberger
Pauley
Hornung
Ludwig
Medina
Berker
Marine
Odd Fellows
Lions
Pairy Rotary
IOC Tightens Amateur Code and Adds 1964 Olympic Events
The IOC tightens the amateur rule requiring athletes to hold normal occupations and have never been paid for competition. It also approves a 20 sport program for Tokyo 1964, adding volleyball judo canoeing and the modern pentathlon. Controversy over amateur definitions persists as nations debate inclusions and subsidies.
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Americans Lead U S Tennis Charge at Wimbledon
Stocky Chuck McKinley, 20, from St. Louis, and 18-year-old Karen Hantze of Chula Vista, California, are the sole American seeds for the English championships. Both are eighth in their divisions as United States hopes hinge on their performance at Wimbledon next week. McKinley seeks the first U S men's title since 1953, while Sandra Reynolds of South Africa holds the top seed in women's singles amid Maria Bueno's absence.
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Chuck McKinley
Karen Hantze
America
U.S
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Miss Hantze
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Calif
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Tenni
Tony Tr‘ert
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Frank Epp Scheduled To Play Pair Tonight
Frank Epp Chevrolet of Dodge City hosts a twin bill at Finnup Park Diamond in men s league softball. The Dodge Citians face Southwest Carpet and Tile at 8 p m and at 9 p m Epp meets Las Palmas Tavern. Southwest and Las Palmas are top local entries, making tonight’s doubleheader a strong early-season showcase with no admission.
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Las Palmas
Kaline Plays Third Base for Tigers in Washington Loss
In his first professional infield game Kaline went 2 for 4 with a run driven in and an RBI as Detroit beat Washington 5-4. Manager Scheffing used him at third because of injuries to Boros and Fernandez, with Kaline remaining a capable fielder who can still hit.
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al Kaline
Detroit
Bob Scheffing
Steve Boros
Chico Fernandez
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Kaline
Tigers
Billy Klaus
Gene Green
Scheffing
Fifth French General Sentenced to Prison
Paris AP reports air force Gen. Jean Nicot was stripped of rank and given a 12 year prison term for aiding the abortive Algiers mutiny against President Charles de Gaulle. He led the air force in Metropolitan France and helped Gen. Maurice Challe reach Algeria to begin the uprising.
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Maurice Challe
Algeria
Hal Smith Faces Uncertain Baseball Future Due to Heart
Hal Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals entered Jewish Hospital on June 10 with upper abdominal and chest pains. Doctors diagnosed a coronary artery condition and recommended complete rest for an indefinite period, casting doubt on a return to baseball with manager Bing Devine noting it is uncertain. Smith, 30, is known for his humor, steady catching, and pitch calling.
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Family Walks To New Home
A family of six travels roughly 200 miles from Wichita to Merriam Kansas on foot and by hitchhiking. Father Lester Davidson 48 will start a new job with a Granite City landscape firm while mother undergoes major surgery. Children Robert 10 Clyde Earl 7 Wanda 3 Leroy one year old ride in a stroller. The journey follows a move from Tyler Texas driven by poor local employment.
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Texas
Granite City
Lester Davidson
Wichita
Merriam
Kan
Davidson
Leroy
Robert
Clyde Earl
Wanda
Buffs to Place Facts Before Big Eight
University of Colorado says Maurice Wilky Gilmore is temporarily ineligible for intercollegiate competition. Athletic Director Harry Carlson stresses the action concerns a Big Eight rule on off campus amateur play, not the New York basketball scandal. Gilmore admitted playing in an off season league near New Canaan and testified before a New York grand jury, denying any shaving of points. Colorado to present facts to conference officials in Kansas City and seek review. The board of regents has asked New York District Attorney Hogan for a confidential report, pledging cooperation and maintaining Gilmore’s innocence. Gilmore, once top scorer, suffered a knee injury last season and dropped to second with 362 points.
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Conn
New York
Kansas City
Don Saunders
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Frank Hogan
Yankees win sixth as Maris hits 26th homer
The Associated Press reports Roger Maris belted his 26th homer helping the New York Yankees beat Kansas City 6-2 Tuesday night moving into second in the AL pennant race. Mickey Mantle drove in the clincher. Bill Skowron added two RBIs in a three-run third.
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Los Angeles Angels
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Kaline
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Chico Fernandez
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J. C. Martin
Mudcat Grant
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Leon Wagner
Earl Averill
Steve Bilko
Julio Becquer
Twins
Jack Fisher
Orioles
Earl Robinson
Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
The National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 39 wins and 24 losses, followed by Los Angeles 38-26 and San Francisco 36-25. Pittsburgh 31-27, St. Louis 28-31, Milwaukee 27-30, Chicago 22-37, Philadelphia 18-39. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 4-3 and St. Louis 3-6 in 11 innings. Wednesday notes list remaining games and upcoming matchups. American League standings show Detroit 45-23, New York 24-19, Cleveland 25-15, Boston 30-24, Baltimore 33-49, Chicago 20-34, Washington 30-35, Kansas City 27-34, Minnesota 25-39, Los Angeles 23-43. Daily results include Detroit 5-4 over Washington and New York 6-2 over Kansas City.
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Kansas Women's Golf Tourney Opens With Notable Pairings
Hutchinson Kansas AP two four time state champions Natasha Matson Fite of Wichita and Tillie Becker of Topeka paired in first round match as Mia Fife seeks a third straight title. Fife shot 76 at Prairie Dunes. Becker shot 90 in qualifying with 130 players competing for 32 berths. 36 hole final to be held Sunday.
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Wchita
Tillie Becker
Topeka
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Mia. Fife
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Natasha Fife
Wichita
Carolyn Dunham
Salina
Pink Crapper
Margaret Wentz
Blondie Rothwell
Mrs
Otis Smith
Sylvia Fleming
Dorothy Graham
el Dorado
Evelyn Grigeby
Coffeyville
Beth Engleman
Gladys Snowbarger
Lila Adamson
Larned
Kay Parker
Alta Holgerson
Joan Ashley
Chanute
Jeanne Ashley
Chaute
Kay McBride
Helen Davidson
Bolling Sees NL Pitching Edge in Braves Rise
Milwaukee second baseman Frank Bolling, amid stars Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron, has become a key all star candidate. In 57 Braves games he hit .319 with 73 hits, 44 runs, and 31 RBIs, including a 10th homer to beat the Giants 2 1. Bolling credits the NL pitching and says he is not sure what he’s doing differently.
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San Francisco Giants
Detroit
Pirates Hope Law Returns as Haddix Leads
Philadelphia AP Danny Murtaugh said Vern Law will return to pitch when ready and could boost the Pirates as they cling to fourth place, with Haddix and Shantz stepping up. Don Hoak leads NL at .347 while Clemente and Stuart provide support, but Law's absence and Friend's slump bite the club.
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Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vern Law
Law
Murtaugh
Pirates
Harvey Haddix
Bobby Shantz
Haddix
Don Hoak
Roberto CleMente
Dick Stuart
Bob Friend
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Houston Loses NCAA Golf Title
In Lafayette Indiana Ohio State’s Jack Nicklaus won the NCAA medal and Purdue captured the team crown ending Houston’s five year run as champion. Houston’s Dick Crawford failed to reach match play while Homero Blancas advanced a lone Houston scorer. Purdue totaled 584 to win the team title led by Slim Darnell with 68-73-141 while Nicklaus paced the field.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Dick Crawford
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Slim Mark Darnell
Boilermakers
Koufax Fires Two-Hitter At Chicago
Dodgers' two hit pitching by Sandy Koufax powered a 3-0 win over Chicago lifting Los Angeles to second place in the NL pennant race. Ernie Banks broke a hitless spell in the seventh, but Koufax improved to 10-3 as the Dodgers kept pace with a pitcher’s duel.
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Art Mahaffey
Harvey Haddix
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Elroy Face
John Roseboro
Maury Wills
Charlie Neal
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