No-Hit Victory Highlights Phillies Doubleheader
Phils pitcher Jim Bunning threw the first modern NL no hitter at Shea, 6-0 over the Mets, with 27 straight outs. Mets avoided total disaster in the nightcap, but Philadelphia won 8-2 as Tony Taylor made the defensive gem and Bunning joined Larsen in baseball lore.
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Associated Press
New York
Marcelona Mary Throneberry
Southgate
Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Met
Shea Stadium
Milwaukee
Bunning
Boston
Tigers
Mets
Phils
Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
The standings show New York leading the American League with a 47 20 record and Cleveland at 30 30, while Chicago Minnesota and Detroit remain in the mix. In the National League Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati and Pittsburgh hold notable positions with several late results listed and games scheduled for today and tonight.
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Bunning
Phillies
Houston
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York Yankees
White Sox
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kangay City
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Phils
Tony Taylor
Taylor
Jesse Gonder
Gonder
A. W. L. Pet
New York
Hartimore
Kansas City
Twinight
W. L. Pet
Phila
San Fran
Os Angeles
Philadelphia
Tie For m Airlinks Honors At Jaycee Event
Opal Lundgren and Ruth Hooker tied for top honors in the A flight at Jaycee Airlinks on Wednesday during weekly ladies day. Verda Garden won B flight and Verda King led C flight. The next Neat Wednesday will feature low putts with pairings set for 6 am and 8 am flights. American League umpires Larry Napp and Lou DiMuto are Brooklyn natives.
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Opal Lundgren
Ruth Hooker
Jaycee Airlinks
Verda Garden
Verda King
Ode
Rickman
Alma Talley
Evelyn Wasson
Gen Stoner
Jerry Patterson
Donna Moore
Doris Wilson
Opal
Larry Napp
Lou di Muto
Brooklyn Natives
Hutchinson Club Captures Slow Pitch Tournament Title
Pizza Hut of Hutchinson rallied with a six run sixth inning to beat Welders Supply of Garden City 13-10 and win the Garden City Invitational Slow Pitch Tournament at Fansler Field. Eight teams played 12 games over the weekend. Pizza Hut previously won the event as DeLoe's Recreation. MVP was Bob Swanson, who starred on offense and defense.
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Pizza Hut
Hutchinson
Garden City
Fansler Field
DeLoe’s Recreation
Reed
Stinemetz
Bob Swanson
Hutch
Swanson
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pepsi
Garnand
Central State Bank
Earl Whiteley
Welders
Tom Earle
Dick Newby
Kenny Baker
Dean Brown
Dick Giesel
Coke
Vern Smith
Legion Team Sets Three Tilts
Garden City American Legion Junior baseball opens a three game run next week with one home game and two away. Sublette visits Clint Lightner Field Wednesday at 5 p.m. Garden then travels to Dodge City Friday and to Lamar Colorado Sunday. 1964 squad includes Kent Earnest Bob Kreutzer Terry Cleveland Dean Biggs Charles Reed Stewart Nelson Leland Tresner Melvin Rupp Fred Slough Jerry Bieker Louis Zirkle Wayne Montney Gordon Montney and Pat Harmon.
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Garden City
American Legion
Sublette At & P.m
Clint Lightner
Garden
Dodge City
Lamar
Colo
Kent Earnest
Bob Kreutzer
Terry Cleveland
Dean Biggs
Charles Reed
Stewart Nelson
Leland Tresner
Melvin Rupp
Fred Slough
Jerry Bieker
Have Fun Safely Boating Keynote
CHICAGO June 28 Have fun safely says the Outboard Boating Club of America for the nations 38 million pleasure craft fans National Safe Boating Week runs June 28 through July 4 Guy W Hughes CBC executive director hailed boating safety noting Coast Guard Auxiliary Power Squadrons Red Cross and others The number of boats on waterways has nearly doubled in the past decade yet accidents have not risen He urged simple common sense and listed vital safety gear including life jackets fire extinguisher whistle paddle anchor line compass fenders gasoline can bilge pump flashlight first aid kit tool kit He urged checking weather forecasts before launching and obeying waterway rules for safe fun
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Chicago
Outboard Boating Club of America
Guy W. Hughes
CBC
U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
U. S. Power Squadrons
American Red Cross
Hughes
Sophomore Captures State Golf Crown
A 14 year old girl who started golf in Guam two and a half years ago won the Kansas women s amateur title at Salina. Jackie Evans beat Joan Ashley of Chanute 3 and 2 in 34 holes in her first attempt. Evans, a Washburn Rural High School 10th grader, trains at Shawnee Country Club with occasional guidance from the club pro.
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Topeka
Guam
Kansas
Jackie Evans
Salina
Joan Ashley
Chanute
Southern Cal Netter Wins NCAA Tennis Crown
Southern Cal’s Dennis Ralston captured his second straight NCAA singles title by defeating Northwestern’s Marty Riessen 6-4 -4 6-1, helping the Trojans clinch a third consecutive team championship. Jacinto Vasquez led the riders with 45 victories at the 1963 Delaware Park meeting.
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Southern Cal
Netter
East Lansing
Mich
Southern
Cal
Dennis Ralston
Northwestern
Marty Riessen
Trojans
Jacinto Vasquez
Delaware Park
All-Star Starters Named for 1963 AL Game at Shea Stadium
The American League chose its starting lineup for the July 7 game at Shea Stadium. Yankees supply three starters and the Angels, Twins, Orioles, and Dodgers provide the rest. Bobby Richardson led the votes with 293, Elston Howard 217, and Mickey Mantle 205 though Mantle is out with a broken leg and replaced by Albie Pearson. The Twins contribute Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva, while Jim Fregosi edges Luis Aparicio for the Angels at shortstop, and Brooks Robinson wins third base for Baltimore.
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New York
Shea Stadium
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Albie Pearson
Angels
Minnesota
Bob Allison
Harmon Killerew
Tony Oliva
Jim Fregosi
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Frank Melzone
Boston
Busy Knothole Weekend at Clint Lightner Field
Knothole youth league action at Clint Lightner Field featured major and minor games. Knights of Columbus Reds crushed Shriners 24 4 while Shriners beat Knights B 7 6. Odd Fellows defeated Kiwanis 13 1 in a makeup game. Rotary edged Tutons 10 8 in major league play. Kiwanis forfeited to Elks due to short roster. Reds and Shriners combined for five errors. Burgardt and Servantez led with multiple hits. Armstong earned the win with six strikeouts. Henkle won minor league pitcher.
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Houston
Bussy Staub
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Ken Johnson
Joe Gaines
Colts
Braves
Larry Jackson
Pirates
Chicago
Lew Burdette
Lindy McDaniel
Sandy Koufax
Cincinnati
Frank Howard
Vada Pinson
Deron Johnson
Reds
Hal Lanier
San Francisco
Wille Mays
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Knights of Columbus Reds
Shriners
Knights
Odd Fellows
Kiwanis
Rotary
Tutons
Elks
Knights Reds
Henkle
Geier
Gillian
Linn
Heeke
Wonsettler
Whitehurst
Dellinger
Barnes
Cleveland
Odd i Fellows
Knight
Stucker and Biggs Reach State Junior Golf Berths
Larry Stucker and Dean Biggs earned berths for the Kansas State Junior Golf Tournament from the Garden City Jaycees junior tourney at Jaycee Airlinks. Stucker shot 73 to lead the first flight, Biggs 87, and a playoff determined the second spot. state meet actions set for Hutchinson.
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Jaycee
Terry Jones
Larry Stucker
Dean Biggs
Stucker
Biggs
Hutchinson
Jaycee Airlinks
Lakin
Garden
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jones
al Valensela
Stacker
John Campbell
Bob Shook
Garden City
Max Wasinger
Gar City
Eee Stucker
Atta
Charles Ogden
Danny Cox
Chuck Owen
Garden Ciy
Bla
Weekend softball and league slate across Fansler Field
A dense schedule lists Monday events across Fansler Field with three men’s slowpitch games at 7, 8 and 9 pm plus youth Knothole doubleheaders at Clint Lightner Field. Other sports include golf, bowling, and multiple women's and boys leagues at Cleaver, Garden Bowl, and Jaycee Airlinks.
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Fansler Field
Gary Qiner Dairy
Resick Drugstore
Heilemann Agency
Western Auto Store
Kemper
Knothole
Clint Lightner
Lions Va. Rotary
Berthall
Southwest Kansas
Rockets
Cleaver Field
Comanches Va
Jaycee Airlinks
Federal Aviation Agency
Northern Natural Gas
Modern Hadio
Campbell
Garden Belle Lumber
First Methodist Church
Garden City Sales Co
Burtis Motor Co
Heinemann Agency
Church of the Nazarene
Sante Fa Motere
Deerfield
Garland Furniture
Shriners
Kiwanis
Yellow Cabra
Gifford Hill Western
Jimbo's Cafe
Pierceville Merchantile
Cougars
Bobrats
Western Plains
Garden Howl
Garden City County Club
Read- Stinemetz Excavators Va
Weldens Supply
Christensen Grain
Piercevile
Garden City Co-op
Enri
Century Refinery
Tn Knothole
Lions
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Orbits Va. Comets
Va. Rockets
Venturi Wins The Hard Way In Open Title Fight
Washington AP report says Ken Venturi captured the U S Open amid heat and pressure, finishing 66 and 70 for 278, the second best Open score. The piece notes Jack Nicklaus, top money leader, faces a slump but remains a major factor. the British Open at St Andrews begins July 12, a title Nicklaus has yet to win.
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Washington
Venturi
Jack
Scotland
Ken Venturi
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Golden Bear
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Arnold Palmer
St. Andrews
Scott Cillan Tops in Dighton Golf Tourney
Reed Fleury of Scott City shot a nine under par 99 to win the Dighton Open at Lane County Country Club. About 60 players from 10 Kansas towns competed on a par 36 nine hole layout. finals used 27 holes for the championship group.
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Dighton
Reed Fleury
Scott City
Lane County Country Club
Fleury
Kansas
Bob Hedrick
Dodge City
Garden City
Jerry Caldwell
Hedrick
Lawrence Colson
Deerfield
Estel van Pelt
Allan Rader
Rader
Galen Skull
Ed Rodenbeck
Scott Cry
John Herman
Ness City
L. A. Baalman
Hoxie
Californians Win Tuttle Creek Flying Junior Title
Dick and Sharon Fleming of Sacramento won the national title in the flying junior sailing event at Tuttle Creek. Steve Huschka of Kansas City finished second after leading in points before the final race. Ray Kennedy of Knoxville placed third and Al Liebler of Manhattan fourth.
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Manhattan
Kan
Sharon Fleming
Sacramento
Calif
Tuttle Creek
Steve Huschka
Kansas City
Ray Kennedy
Knoxville
Tenn
al Liebler
Diddle Retires After 42 Years at Western Kentucky
Ed Diddle of Western Kentucky retires after 42 years as basketball coach. He left as the winningest coach at one school, ending a storied career in Bowling Green.
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Bowling Green
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky
Make-up Softball Game Set for Fansler Field
Garden City Co-op faces Kem ners in a make-up men s slow pitch softball game at Fansler Field tonight at 10 pm. The contest was postponed from an earlier date and venue.
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Garden City Co-op
Kemners
Fansler Field
Four Hurt in Air Crash Near Quinter
Four members of a Los Alamitos family were injured when their single engine plane crashed east of Quinter Kansas. The 42 year old man, his 30 year old wife, their 7 year old son Peter and 17 month old daughter Kelly were aboard. Peter was in critical condition at a Wichita hospital. The craft struck a power line while attempting to land on a dirt field, nose-dived and overturned. The family planned to visit relatives at Collyer. Also noted: Jockey Pete Moreno won six straight races at Hollywood Park in 1951 over three days.
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Kan
Los Alamitos
Calif
Robert F. Schmidt
Peter
Kelly
Wichita
Gove County
Vic Steckline
Schmidt
Collyer
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Hutchinson Club
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Gerche
Patterson
Burgardt
Servantez
Bayer
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Holmes
Collier
Becker
Arnold
Base
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C. J. Godwin
Jin
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Pierce
W. Thompson
As Wasinger
Hare Williams
Bob Vincent
Lanny Canfield
Sports Slate
Barden City Telegram
Ito
Scott Cillan
Bill Rarick
Jack Coolbaugh
Howard Isarel
Chick Carpenter
Telegram
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Pete Moreno
Hollywood Park
Kansas Plaza
Ronald Howell
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