Whitey Ford Shuts Out Orioles in Three-Hit Victory
Whitey Ford, nursing an ailing arm, pitched a three hit shutout over Baltimore to end a five game Yankee skid and move New York within three games of the league lead. Clete Boyer and Hector Lopez drove in the first runs, with Bill Skowron adding a homer.
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Mickey Mantle
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Art Mahaffey
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Marshall Bridges
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
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Bart Wilson
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al Smith
White Sox
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Senators
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Harry Bright
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Norm Cash
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Standings From Thursday and Upcoming Baseball Scores
Major league results show New York 3 Baltimore 0 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 Detroit 6 Washington 3 Chicago 6 Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 0. National League standings highlight Los Angeles leading with a .662 games ahead. Next games include several doubleheaders and night games across divisions.
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Kiwanis and Lions Win Knothole Games
Kiwanis beat Shriners 15 10 in a 22 hit minor league clash. Lions forfeited the major league game against Future Farmers of America, who played four due to wheat harvest. Lions and Kiwanis players led with multiple hits while Ladd pitched nine strikeouts for Kiwanis.
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Lions
Shriners
Future Farmers of America
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Ladd
J. Nelson
Jones
Culbertson
Owens
Albers
Rotary
Shearmire Tops Key Honors At Garden Bowl Night
Ray Shearmire of Garden Bowl led the Summer Mixed League with an individual game of 229 and series 642. Polly Kerr of Kerr Implement posted top women marks, while Rickman Body Shop led a high team game 729. Garden Bowl beat Smith Land Co 4-0, with several other match results and top series noted.
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Ray Shearmire
Polly Kerr
Kerr
Rickman Body Shop
Kerr Implement
Garden Bowl
Smith Land Co
Garden City Co-op
Rickman
Spencer's Market
Elliott Printers
Jones Builders
Credit Union
Walls Tga
Northside Grocery
State Tourney In Quarterfinals
Defending champion Jean Ashley of Chanute and four-time state champion Mrs Natasha Fife advanced to the Kansas Women's golf tournament quarterfinals. Fife defeated Dorothy Graham 5 and 3 and Ashley beat Alta Holgerson 7 and 6. Quietly close match saw Pat Rubelee rally to win the last four holes after trailing by three through 15. Other quarterfinalists include Mrs Howard Dunham Salina Mrs Virginia Jarvis Winfield Mrs Gertrude Whitaker Kansas City Karen Keesling Wichita and Joan Ashley Chanute.
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Topeka
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Natasha Fife
Kansas
Fife
Dorothy Graham
el Dorado
Miss Ashley
Alta Holgerson
Wichita
Pat Rubelee
Kansas City
Missouri
Rubelee
Howard Dunham
Salina
Virginia Jarvis
Winfield
Gertrude Whitaker
Karen Keesling
Joan Ashley
New Softball League to Start for Five Teams
A new five team girls softball league begins play with about 70 players aged 9 to 12. Leo Eck heads the program. Two games are set for Tuesday at Finnup Park Field and Ben Grimsley Field and two more on Thursday at the same fields. Each game starts at 6 30 p m. The Bravettes have no Tuesday game and Tigerettes do not play Thursday. Managers and assistant managers are assigned to all five squads.
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Dodgetattes
Tigerettes
Finnup Park Field
Ben, Grimsley Field
Phillettes
Yankettes
Bravettes
Ben Grimsley Field
Dodgerettes
Golf Favorite Lost in Pack
Plainfield New Jersey AP Mickey Wright entered seven strokes behind the co leaders after the first round of the J. E. McAuliffe Golf Tournament for women professionals at Plainfield Country Club. Wright shot 38-41-79 while Mary Lena Faulk of Sei Island Georgia and Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico led with 72s in a 72 hole medal play event for $9 000 prize money.
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N.J
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Plainfield Country Club
Mary Lena Faulk
Sei. Island
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
47 Runs and 24 Errors Mark Wild Twin Bill Night
Coca-Cola beat Holcomb Oil 27 20 in six innings after a 20 20 tie aided by Coke’s 18 run sixth. Holcomb led in hits 20 5, with nine walks and eight errors in that frame. Key hits included Janet Burgardt’s bases loaded double for Coke and several multi hit games. The Teenagers then defeated Second Baptist Church 30 6 in 24 innings, scoring 20 runs in the second inning aided by 15 Baptist errors. Yolande Childers pitched both games for the Teenagers who had multiple players with two hits and two homers by Alma Pettee and Glenda Rodrick.
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Hollywood
Finnup Park Diamond
Coca-Cola
Holcomb Oil Co
Coke
Holcomb
Janet Burgardt
Andrea Servantez
Pat Avila
Rita Ortiz
Yvonne Smith
Lynne Martin
Mary Ann
Mader
Marsha Adams
Nancy Golay
Erlene Morris
Arlene Rupp
Ardith Dailey
The
Baptists
Yolande Childers
Phyllis Nevins
Audrey Herbert
Judy Keim
Janet
Burgardt
Alma Pattee
Glenda Rodrick
Two Men's Softball Games Slated Tonight
Two more men's softball games are scheduled this evening at Finnup Park Diamond. The 8 p.m. opener features Garden City Co op versus Garland Furniture, followed by a 9 15 p m game between Century Refinery and Las Palmas Tavern.
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Finnup Park
Garden City Co-op
Garland Furniture
Century Refinery
Las Palmas Tavern
Underdogs Take Three NCAA Tennis Semifinal Berths
Stanford reports three of four berths in the NCAA tournament semifinals as underdogs upset top seeds. Rafael Osuna survived a knee issue to beat Rod Mandelstam after nine match points, while Marty Riessen and Bill Lenoir toppled seeds Nagler and Bond. Riessen and Lenoir set up a semifinal clash. USC already clinched its fourth team title, first since 1958.
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Calif
Rafael Osuna
California
Marty Riessen
Northwestern
Bill Lensir
Arizona
Osuna
Rod Mandelstam
Miami
Riessen
Larry Nagler
UCLA
Lenoir
Bill Bond
USC
World Marks in Danger In 74th AAU Carnival
WALNUT Calif AP Eight championships with several world records endangered go on the line tonight as the National AAU carnival opens a two night run. More than 400 athletes attend the 74th meet with stars like Dallas Long Frank Budd and Robert Hayes set to compete at Mt San Antonio College Memorial Stadium. Strong events include the 100 yard dash the 120 yard high hurdles the shot put and the broad jump. Dallas Long seeks a world mark in the shot put while Gary Gabner leads the rival field. The 120 yard hurdles features Hayes Jones and Jerry Tarr among top contenders.
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Calif
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Frank Badd
Robert Hayes
Mt. San Antonio College
Memorial Stadium
San Jose Hills
Los Angeles
Hilmer Lodge
Gary Gabner
New York
Frank Budd
Hayes
Third Base Slugger Tops NAIA Baseball
Larry Green of Ouachita College led NAIA hitters with .565 average and 35 hits in 62 at bats. Bluffton’s John Wolfinger hit .647 and West Virginia State’s Jerry Smith hit .538. Grammar and grammar.
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Kansas City
Larry Green
Ouachita College
Arkansas
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
John Wolfinger
Bluffton College
Ohio
Jerry Smith
West Virginia State
Jim Harris
New Mexico Highlands
Texas Golfers Dominate NCAA Quarterfinals in Durham
Texas golfers lead the NCAA tournament quarterfinals at Duke Golf Course with Kermit Zarley Jim Ewing Don Wilson Bill Garrett Homero Blancas and Mark Hopkins among the listed players. Winners advance to the semifinals while title match is set for Saturday. Green Bay signs three veteran linemen including Forrest Gregg Norm Masters and Bob Skoronski after Packers win title. Detroit Lions seek missing linebacker Dave Lloyd after trade with Browns.
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Jim Ferriell
Louisville
Homero Blancas
Houston
Tom Shaw
Oregon
Mark Hopkins
Green Bay
Wis
Iap
Vince Lombardi
Forrest Gregg
Norm Masters
Bob Skoronski
Packers
Best Fishing in Rivers and Streams Across Kansas
Forestry Fish and Game weekly report covers Kansas waters. rivers and streams generally fair to good with channels and bullheads common. Lakes show mixed results from poor to excellent, listing many specific lakes, counties, and species including bass crappie bluegill channels flatheads drums bullheads walleye and blue bass.
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Cedar Bluff
Webster Reservoir
Rooks County
Woodston Diversion
Scott County
Kansas
Pottawatomie County
Nemaha County
Sabetha City Lake Fair
Holton City Lake
Lone Star Lake
Lake Shawnee Fair
Atchison County
Brown County
Mission Lake
Osage County State Lake
Marais Des Cygnes
Leavenworth County
Chase County
Toronto
Fall River
Wilson County State
Cowley County
Butler County
Howard City
Moline City Lakes
Tanglewood Lake
Lovewell Reservoir
Republic Waterfowl Refuge
Jewell County State Lake
McPherson County State Lake
Pratt County
Saline
Solomon Rivers
Republican River Fair
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight MLB Stats
The Associated Press presents top league leaders for both leagues. Key figures include Williams and Aaron leading batting races, Mays and Wills powering runs and steals, Purkey and Koufax posting top wins and strikeouts, with Rollins Runnels Wagner and others leading American League categories. The data covers hits doubles home runs and RBIs across both leagues with notable performances from players across Chicago Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles and more.
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Milwaukee
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San Francisco
Wills
Los Angels
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Los Angeles
Robinson
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
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Banks
W. Davis
Purkey
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Gibson
Rollins
Minnesota
Runnels
Boston
Pearson
Green
Hoowser
Kansas City
Wagner
Cunningham
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Wickersham
Pascual
Belinsky
Ridan Favored In Warren Wright Handicap at Arlington Park
Ridan remains a strong 1962 top juvenile contender and a 1-10 favorite for Arlington Park's 144 mile Warren Wright Handicap. Eleven nominees vie for the $50,000 added test with Manuel Yeaza aboard Ridan facing stiffest challenges from Gushing Wind Times Roman and Skimmer Savory among others.
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Arlington Park
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T. Alie Grissom
Stabel
Park Deere Stable
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