Kisner Wins 18 Hole A Flight at Garden City
Raye Kisner captures 18 hole A flight honors on Garden City Country Club weekly ladies day. Tay based on Tow gross scare. Katherine Strackeljohn tops 18 hole B flight. Shale play sees Gen Stoner win A flight Virginia Meschke B flight and Mary Regester Hight. Next Tuesday hosts Kansas Women’s Golf Assn event.
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Raye Kisner
Garden City Country Club
Tay
Katherine Strackeljohn
Gen Stoner
Virginia Meschke
Mary Regester
Kansas
Golf Assa
Ruth Hooker
Marolyn Chmelka
Raye Eisner
Velma Pilana
Florence Burris
Marion Hess
Erdene Corley
Louise Vance
Kathryn Strackeljohn
Doris Carmichael
Lee Maxfield
Peggy Mayo
Bernice Anderson
Nellie Lile
Charlotte Spikes
Grace Craig
Mearlois Rach
Sybil Miller
Nadine Hilyard
Kay Wells
Dime Benedict
Lamoine Jones
Nonie Satfel
Abby Morgan
Lucile Kaiser
Florence Nanning
Nola Blackwood
Erna Andrews
Frances Cox
Gladys Braun
Grace Stoner
Alma Robinson
Blanche Salyer
Wanda Wisner
Helen Frankhauser
Mary Burden
Elaine Fenton
Maureen Cleaver
Gen Renick
Bonnie Martin
Carole Nanninga
Sunday Softball To Decide Invi tational Placings
Six men's slow pitch teams meet Sunday at Cleaver Field to decide seventh, third, and first places in the invitational tourney. Oswalt Industries faces Plymell for seventh at 1 pm, Ulysses battles Kelly Men's Store of Liberal for third at 2 pm, and Ehtesman Packing meets G I Forum for the championship at 3 pm.
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Cleaver Field
Pam
Oswalt Industries
Plymell
Ulysses
Kelly Men's Store
Liberal
Ehtesman Packing
G. I. Forum
Cubs fall as Gibson blanking Cubs ties scoreless streak record
Cubs catcher Gibson and Cardinals shutout Chicago 1 0 as Durocher’s club endures fourth straight shutout. Louw Brock drives in the lone run for St. Louis, while Pappas and Blass lead Braves and Pirates with key performances amid NL action.
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Associated Press
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
Durocher
Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Gilson
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Local church league softball and youth baseball schedule
A crowded schedule lists church leagues and youth baseball games across City. Faith Tabernacle meets Knights of Columbus, Nazarenes clash with Parana Church, and Christan Church faces Methodist No. 1 at Cleaver Field while Nazarenes No. 2 play on another diamond. Garden City American Legion posts and mixed leagues fill late slots with parents and players set for Fansler and Cleaver Fields.
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Courtnen
Churel
Faith Tabernacle
Knights of Columbus
Analer
Faith ‘Tabernacle
Fanaler Field
Pam
Church of Gol
Cleaver Wield
Church of Tha Nazarene
Sothern Baptista
Kangler Winld
Eunes
Church Athletic League
Church of God Fiegg
Pansler Field
Tabernacle
Oheriation Church
Lions
Cleaver Field
Nazarenes
Parana Church
Mariya
Cleaver i
Giria Roftbalho
KC Reds
Lakin
Odd Fellows
Alta Brown School
Vfw Va
Burtla Motora
Bears
Fansler Field
Blaheams
Hazelungod
Dodge City
Garen City
Clint Lightner
Rotary Va
Blues
Roya
Schreider Motors
Pepal-Cota
Continental Lexgire
AAU Signs Ryun Time
Sacramento AP report says Amateur Athletic Union President David Matlin agreed to sign the world record application for Jim Ryun's two year old 3 44 9 half mile mark set in a meet sponsored by the Track and Field Federation rival to the U8.
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Sacramento
Calif
David A. Matlin
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Jim Ryun
Track and Field Federation
Senate panel backs super group for amateur track governance
Senate Commerce Committee members endorsed forming an 11 member governing board to oversee amateur track, including AAU colleges and other factions, while delaying action. USTFF would gain a say and AAU dominance would be challenged, with broader legislative risk trimmed for now.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
AAU
Congress
Mexi
Magnuson
Senate Judiciary Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
USTFF
Dighton Woman Wins in Dodge Championship Cited
Lenore Hineman of Dighton captured the championship at the annual women's invitational golf tournament held at American Legion Course in Dodge City. She posted 90 for 18 holes. Rowena Coy of Dodge City finished second and Mary Smith of Meade took third, with Rowena earning medalist honors. Additional results listed first flight Sue Warren and Ruth Bondurant. second flight Ann Beebe and Evelyn McClain. third flight Dorothy Coolbaugh and Verla Stauth among others.
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Dodge City
Lenore Hineman
Dighton
American Legion Course
Rowena Coy
Mary Smith
Meade
Rowena
Ann Beebe
Evelyn McClain
Marty Brady
Dorothy Coolbaugh
Verla Stauth
Barbara McVicker
Ryun Record Nears AAU Approval
Sacramento AP report says AAU track committee pressed for official sanction of Jim Ryuns 144.9 88 yard run, set June 19 1935 in Terre Haute. After meetings the committee approved certification and reapplication steps, signaling possible international recognition. Approval could prompt rebellion among top AAU officials.
15 year old wins Cincinnati golf tourney in playoff
Denny Hurley, 15, of Covington Kentucky, captured the Greater Cincinnati Metropolitan Golf Tournament in a sudden death playoff, becoming the tourney's youngest champion. He defeated Cincinnati’s Jimmy Woods after the 72-hole event.
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Cincinnati
Denny Hurley
Greater Cincinnati
Covington
Jimmy Woods
Casper Stays in Open Contention at Canadian Open
Casper trails leaders after a 4 putt opening round at St George’s Golf Club in Toronto. Devlin and Still top the pack at 67, with Casper tied for third at 69 alongside Norman and others. The $25,000 first prize Canadian Open runs through Sunday as Casper aims for a third straight Canadian victory.
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Toronto
Billy Casper
Casper
Pruce Devlin
Australia
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
Sill
Devlin
St- Georges
Moe Norman
Gilford
Ont
Canada
Norman
Town Weiskopf
Lew Graham
A. J Sikes
Orville Mandy
Agron Phil Rodgers
Ron Cerrudo
Bob Charles
Jack Nicklaus
Gary
Arnold Palmer
Liberal Hears Golf Improvement Plan For City Course
The Liberal city commission heard a report outlining 39 238 dollars needed to bring the first nine holes to top condition. The plan proposes hiring a course manager, five years of general expenses and wages, and retaining all golf revenue to fund improvements with the aim of the course becoming self supporting by 1974.
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Liberal
Municipal Golf Board
Golf Association
Wagner's homer fuels White Sox past Indians in relief of departed star
Leon Wagner homered for the White Sox, igniting an eight four win over Cleveland after being traded from the Indians. The victory, capped by Bartolo Collins? No, note: McLain used a sidelined sidearm fastball to blank Boston three hid. Detroit beat Baltimore? Tigers lead AL with 1-0 game?
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Chicago
Russ Snyder
Indians
Wagner
White Sox
Denny McLain
Boston
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Tigers
Tommy Davis
Ken Berry
RBI
Nitcher
Tommy Ohn
Svat
Baltimore
Minnesota
Mevelaii
McLain
Red Sox
George Scott
Elston Howard
Slow-pitch Teams Vie on Weekend
Eight teams from Hutchinson Dodge City and Garden City compete in a weekend men’s slow-pitch invitational at Fansler Field Finnup Park. Winfield State Hospital withdrew to attend a rainout meet in Clay Center.
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Hutchinson
Dodge City
Garden City
Winfield State Hospital
Fansler Field
Finnup Park
Eisenhower first name on early baseball record
Biographical note shows Dwight D. Eisenhower once played fourteen games for Junction City in the Central Kansas League under the alias Wilson. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena had an exception in 1942 when world war travel limits forced Oregon State to play Duke in Durham, North Carolina, a trip they judged worthwhile as they won 20 to 16. The question notes the Browns never won a World Series and advertises Gibson's Discount Center with sporting goods and brand names.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilson
Junction City
Pasadena
California
Oregon State
Duke
Durham
North Carolina
Float trip dreams along Pecos and Rio Grande
The writer recalls tranquil float trips on rivers from the Arkansas to the Platte and Rio Grande. He highlights a current Outdoor Magazine feature on a Pecos River Rio Grande float, the Armistad Dam project, Seminole Canyon rock shelters and ancient petroglyphs, and imagines sharing such journeys with his sons.
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Outdoor Magazine
Keikhaefer Mercury
Columbia, Mo
Pecos
Rio Grande
Old Mexico
del Rio
Rio
Falcon
Brownsville
Tex
Seminole Canyon
Texas
Mexico
Rec Results City League Softball Summary
Kinney Lassie and A W Root Beer defeated Welders Supply 6 to 2. Minter Agency beat City Recreation Team 5 to 3. Odd Fellows outscored Rotary 15 to 2. K C Blues won 7 to 3 against Kiwanis. Leopards prevailed 28 to 19 over Panthers. Orchids defeated Daisies 20 to 19. Lefty s Barber Shop beat Lions 8 to 0. Farr Better Feeds beat Kemper Electric 10 to 1. Additional lines show a soft water league entry with unclear details.
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Kinney Lassie
A&w Root Beer “Welders Supply
C.K. Coffea Shop
City
Odd Fellows
Rotary
K.C. Blues
Kiwanis
Leopards
Panthers
Flower League
Orchids
Daisies
Lefty's Barber Shop
Lions & Indian League
Farr Better Feeds
Kemper Electric
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Ferguson Jenkins
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Rick Wise
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Walt Ditzen
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U.S. Senate
Co City
Us, Track and Field Federation
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Warren G. Magnuson
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Hazel Whitaker
University of Kansas Star
Terre Haute
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International Amateur Athletic Federation
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Miley
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Richard £. Markings
Kansas City
Track and Field Committee
Ryanr
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Kinney Glass
A&w Root Beer
Lamplighter
O.K
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Las Palmas Tavern
Baize Jewelers
Welders Supply
A&w-Kinney
Baize-Welders
Farmland
Las
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Sports
Darrell Combs
Browns
Gibson's Discount Center
Taylor
Darrell
Bob Greer
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Holcomb
Platte
Nebraska
Big Bend National Park
Big Bend
Colorado
Grand Tetons
Wyoming
Lady Bird Johnson
Ala
John Wesley Powell
Telgram
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Mink
Meeper Drive
Deerfield
Save Santa FE Motor CO
Deerfield, Kansas
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