Giants Fall Again as Rigney Replacement Fails
The New York Giants under Clancy Sheehan slumped, dropping a two night Milwaukee doubleheader 9-6 and 21 in 12 innings, leaving them mired in a losing streak. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Milwaukee won games as reliefs shined and Crandall, Adcock and Aaron homered in a see-saw day of scores.
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JL Luur
Udell
Clancy
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Roy Face
Vern Law
Cincinnati
Los Angels
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
Sheehan
Rizney
Orlando Cepeda
Wille Mays
Cepeda
Dale Long
Mike McCormick
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Bob Buh
Weber Thorne Match Scores In Industrial Golf League
Weber of Anthony's and Thorne of Cities Service posted 2 under par 33 with four birdies as Industrial Golf League Week Six highlighted. Results: Wheatland Electric over Business Equipment 139 146, Anthony's Store beat Hall Oil and Gas 148 158, Cities Service Gas topped Gardiner's Dairy 141 151, Garden City Sheet Metal over Foster Music 143 147, Pete's Standard Service over Campbell Abstract and Insurance 156 172. Standings show Wheatland Electric and Elliott Printers 54-42, others near 4-2 or 2-4. This week's schedule lists several matches to be completed by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Weber
Anthony’s
Gerald Thorne
Cities Service
Bell Engine Service
Burtis Motor Co
Wheatland Electric
Elliott Printers
Boints Nursery
Anthony's
Hall Oil and Gas
Gardiners Dairy
Garden City Sheet Metal Works
Foster Music Co
Pete's Standard Service
Campbell Abstract and Insurance
Elliott
Bell
Burtis Motor
Pete’s Service
Gardiner's Dairy
Foster Music
Nursery
Campbell Abstract
Pete’s Standard
Gardiner's
Bell Engine
Bradley U Produces Major League Prospects
Bradley University in Peoria has become a solid breeding ground for MLB players. Pitcher Herold Kunkel and first baseman Bill Dixon were signed by the San Francisco Giants for about 15000 dollars, while outfielder Larry Pohlman joined the Cincinnati Reds for roughly 5000 dollars. This brings to 28 the number of players Coach Leo Searl has seen reach the pros in 12 years.
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Peoria
Iil
Bradley University
Braves
Leo Sebrall
Herold Kunkel
Bill Dixon
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Larry Pohlman
Yankees Take 6-0 Win Behind Ford and Mantle Homers
Yankees beat the Tigers 6-0 as Whitey Ford wires a four hit shutout and Mickey Mantle belts two homers driving in three. Mantle limped but powered the offense while Ford snapped a winless streak with support from Maris who tripled and scored on a wild pitch. The win extends New York's lead in the AL pennant race and comes as Chicago White Sox top Baltimore 4-3 and Cleveland edges Washington 5-4.
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Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Frank Ary
Mick
Ford
Tigers
Lary
Detroit
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Ted Williams
Lacy
Yanks
Roger Maris
New York
Mantle
White Sox
Jim Landis
Landis
Chuck Estrada
Frank Baumann
Galena Defies State Chlorination Order
Galena Kansas city officials continue to ignore a Kansas Board of Health order to chlorinate the town water. The order issued June 17 requires chlorination by September 21. The council filed the letter with no discussion. City Attorney James Shaw says there is no plan to comply. Galena remains the only Kansas city without chlorinated water.
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Galena
Kan
Kansas Board of Health
State Board
James Shaw
Galeng
Kansas
Liberal BeeJays Visit Pioneers Here Tomorrow
Garden City's Pioneer town team hosts Liberal in Clint Lightner Field as Chico Reyes starts for the Pioneers against Liberal ace Dave Busby. Reyes owns a 1-0 record with a 0 earned run average through 14 innings, while Busby previously mentored Garden City fans with wins for Liberal. Game time is 4:15 p.m. and admission is 50 cents.
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Garden City
Pioneer Town
Clint Lightner
Jewel Wilson
Locos
Ban
Hermans Sporting Goods
Oklahoma City
Garden City Moundamen
Rotary and Lions Split Knothole Action Night
Rotary Minors beat Lions 7-1 at Little League Field Finnup Park while Lions Majors shutout 7-0 at Clint Lightner Field led by Orozco. Minor game had three singles per side. Major game had all Lion hits in final inning. Kiwanis vs Knights upcoming with minors at 6 p.m. at Finnup Park and majors later at Clint Lightner Field.
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Rotary
Lions
Little League Field
Finnup Park
Lion
Orozco
Clint Lightner
Albers
Krug
Motney
Godwin
Graves
Treanér
Hall
Simpson
Guerrero
Kiwanis
Knights
Two Winners at Jaycee Links
Laughlin Pharmacy and Machine Supply won team matches in week six of the Women’s Golf League at Jaycee Airlinks. Laughlin defeated Bob’s Mobile by 44 strokes, while Machine Supply beat Smith Land Co. Laughlin leads the league at 5-1, Machine Supply stands 4-2, Bob’s Mobile 3-3, and Smith Sand 1-5. Upcoming pairings place Machine Supply against Bob’s and Laughlin against Smith with rounds due by Sunday.
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Laughlin Pharmacy
Machine Supply
Jaycee Airlinks
Laughlin
Bob's Mobile
Alachine Supply
Smith Land Co
Bob
Smith Sand
Bob's
Smith
Armin Hary Sets World 100 Meter Record in Zurich
Armin Hary of West Germany became the first man to clock 10 seconds flat in the 100 meter dash at a seven nation meet in Zurich. He ran 10.0 in three heats with wind 0.6 m/s, prompting officials to accept the time after two subsequent runs showed 10.0 and 10.1. The mark ties the world record held jointly by Williams Murchison and King.
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Johnny Temple
Indians
Washington
Pedro Ramos
Mudcat Grant
Natg
Johnny Klippatein
Bud Daley
Bob Trowbridge
Boston
Jerry Casdle
Jerry Lumpe
Mary Throneberry
A's
Williams
Zurich
Switzerland
Armin Hary
West Germany
Flash
Hary
United States
Rome
Letagrand
Europe
Manfred Germar
Harry
AAU
Alls
Harv
Willie Williams
Ira Murchison
Leamon King
Irish Adopt Arnold Palmer at Portmarnock
Faith and begorra the Irish have adopted Arnold Palmer as the popular golf champion at Portmarnock for the Canada Cup. Fans crowd practice rounds in Portmarnock, praising his natural friendliness and steady game. Palmer, with a warm smile, signs autographs for locals including a cane-wielding old lady and eager children.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Begorra
Arnold O'Palmer
Eire
Palmer
Arnold
Rematch Fights Tax Bite For Ingo Patterson Purse Chase
The two heavyweight champs Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson want a third bout within 90 days to cash in on potential million dollar purses. Exits hint at record gate figures of about 800000 to 900000 for each fighter plus 175000 from gate receipts with TelePrompter projecting around 3 million in extras. Johansson, who lost, says any third fight could happen but notes adjustments after the fifth round and Patterson confirms plans if leverage allows a rubber match.
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New York
Floyd Fatterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Drohgnsgon
Polo Grounds
Irving Kahn
Telepframpter
Will &Race
Gefe Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Johansson
Potter
Feature Sports, Inc
Ingo
Sonny) List
Liston
Zora Folley
Chandler
Aris
Denver
Philadelphia
Ingemar
Ezay
Herman leads high bowling score in league action
Jim Herman of Nuttie Buddies posted a high game 203 and Joe Mority of Scott Farm Equipment topped with a 506 series. Scott Farm Equipment won the high team series 1367 while Nuttie Buddies and other teams posted decisive results in Tuesday action, Independents beating Western Southern Life 3-1 and SEB defeating Elliott Printers 3-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Herman
Nuttie Buddies
Garden Bowl
Joe Mority
Scott Farm Equipment
Independents
Western Southern Life
S.E.B
Eliott Printers
Kismet and Yellow Cab win girls softball doubleheader
Kismet beat Pierceville 34 to 2 in the opener at Finnup Park. In the nightcap Yellow Cab edged Welders Supply 13 to 12 as Kismet’s 14 runs in the fourth inning sealed the opener rout and Welders vs Pierceville looms next. Sam Snead captured his 104th major by winning the De Soto Lakes Open in Sarasota Florida.
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Kismet
Yellow Cab
Finnup Park
Pierceville
Yellows Cab
Sam Snead
Sarasota
Fla
Maria Bueno Faces Weight Loss In Wimbledon Defense
Maria Bueno battles for a third Wimbledon title defense amid recent nagging ailments and a 12 pound drop in playing weight. She won her opener 6 3 6 2 against Christine Merceris of Belgium, showing no fatigue while a British doctor warns weight loss requires medical evaluation.
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Wimbledon
Maria Bueno
Belgium
Christine Merceris
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