Bison fall to Hooker in OKL clash 4-2 at Clint Lightner Field
Hooker Horned Toads beat Garden City 4-2 as Larry Kiser allowed two hits and struck out five. Garden City dips to 8-8, trails 11-game Hooker win streak in OKL play. Douglass 8 strikeouts, Garden leaves with three double plays aiding Hooker defense.
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Garden City
Bison
Hooker
Okla
Clint Lightner
Oklahomans
Garden
Texas
Spearman
Tex
Larry Kiser
Kiser
Horned Toads
Mark Douglass
Buczinski
Douglass
Guerrero
Kevin Sterling
Humboldt
Make-up Games Set for Baseball and Softball Leagues
Eleven make-up games announced by Recreation Director Cleve Spencer after weather postponements. Sponsored by City Recreation Dept. play at Clint Lightner Field and Gardendale. Matchups include Kiwanis vs Shriners, Shawnees vs Kiowas, Pawnees vs Navajos, Cowboys vs Twins, Yanks vs Royals, and several men’s softball showdowns at Lightner Field or Cleaver Field and Sunday night events with Kinney Glass, Ehresman Packing, and others.
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Cleve Spencer
City Recreation Dept
Clint Lightner
Kinney Glass
Ehresman Packing
Cleaver Field
G.I. Forum
Weese Construction
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Oswalt Industries
Southwest Carpet al Tile
Pappas Concrete
Farmland Foods
Reservoir
Aggies
Spurs
Holcomb
Vikings
Mator
Gardendale
Navajos
Comanches
Royals
Jets
Clint Lightmer
Lions
Kiwanis
Sublette
Odd Fellows
Rotary
Lakin
Shriners
Deerfield
Perry Rubes Twins- Again By HERSCHEL NISSENSON
Perry Rubes the Twins again as Cleveland Indians beat Minnesota 4-2 behind a mixed night from Gaylord Perry. Frank Duffy and Nettles made key plays for Cleveland, while Detroit, Chicago, and Boston won their games in a day of AL action.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
Bill Rigney
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
Twins
Rigney
Perry
Bert Blyleven
Blyleven
Detroit
Oakland
California
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Boston
Texas
Kansas City
New York
Penny
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Mickey Lolich
Frank Duffy
Gwaig Nettles
Crappie Abound In Scott Lake
Kansas forestry and game officials report Scott County Lake teems with white crappie in good condition from half a pound to two pounds. Netting found many channel cats up to 14 inches and drum up to eight pounds, with bluegill rare but healthy, and only one large mouth bass among the catch. Seasonal nettings help biologists monitor fish populations.
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Scott City
Scott County
Here
Pratt
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Verlyn Ebert
Ebert
Scott
Packer Pick Expected to Star in Texas Grid Tilt
West quarterback Jeremiah Tagge and Jack Mildren lead the West offense against the East in the Coaches All America game at Texas Tech. Noted cornerback Willie Buchanan, a Green Bay Packers first round pick, headlines the West defense after a standout Shrine game showing.
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Packer
Texas
Southern Methodist
Gary Hammond
Buchanam
Green Bay Packers
Buchanan
Herb Adderley
Daillas Cowboys
West
Jones Stadium
Texas Tech
Mike Ityler
Michigan
Midge Encinias Leads Mixed League High Scores
On Tuesday June 21 in the Mixed League Midge Encinias posted a high individual women score of 185. Bob Hernandez achieved the best men’s game with 224 while Cecil Sumters delivered the top men’s series with 548. Embree Encinias led the team with a 828 game and the season’s top team series of 2350 went to Hinkle McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midge Encinias
Bob Hernandez
Cecil Sumters
Embree Encinias
Hinkle-McCoy
Standings From Friday's NHL Schedule
Friday's games featured Pittsburgh visiting Chicago Philadelphia hosted Montreal St Louis at New York Houston played Cincinnati San Francisco met San Diego The matchups showed the league's early season form and rivalries shaping the standings for the week ahead
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
West Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago USA
Louis
Cincinnati Reds Youth Tryouts Camp Offered Saturday
The Cincinnati Reds youth tryout camp runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Clint Lightner Field. Dorm Saylors of Garden City and Fred Uhlman of Denver Cole lead the event with Saylors noted as Garden City Junior College's baseball coach. Players must bring complete uniforms and travel expenses may be refunded if signed to a Reds contract. American Legion players need written permission to participate, shown at the camp.
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Cincinnati Reds
Clint Lightner
Saylors
Garden City
Fred Uhlman
Denver Cole
Garden City Junior College
Cincinnati Organization
American “Legion
Legion
American Legion
Hot Serge Would Suit Bob Murphy At Western Open
Bob Murphy, last week’s U S Open challenger, seeks a strong run at the $150,000 Western Open. He arrives after Pebble Beach wind and cold, says warm weather could lift his form as he hunts his first win since 1970. Murphy is among early favorites with Weiskopf, Archer, Casper and others absent Nicklaus Palmer and Player. Trevino withdrew due to exhaustion.
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Norhbrook
Tit
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Tom Weiskopf
George Archer
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Chi-Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Weekend schedule of local leagues and games
Friday schedule lists multiple leagues across fields with matchups at 6 to 10 pm. Notable games include Jupiter vs Mars at St. Dominic, Eagles vs Hawks at Cleaver Field, Oswalt Industries against Oasis, and several women's and youth divisions at Reservoir and Garden Dale. Evening attractions include Rotary and Shriners activities at Lak in and Deerfield.
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St. Dominic
Jupiter
Mars
Skyline
Cleaver Field
Eagles
Hawks
Fansler Field
Oswalt Industries
Oasis
Pepsi-Cola
G.I. Forum
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Saints
Kinney Glass
Keller-Leopold
Reservoir
Roses
Holcomb
Carmations
Morning Glores
Zodiac
St .Dominic
Taurus
Leo
Virgova
Scorpio
Prairie League
Coyotes
Bunnies
Gibson Reaches No 211 as Cards Rout Padres
Bob Gibson earned his 211th career win and the St. Louis Cardinals routed the San Diego Padres 14 to 3 behind a 16 hit attack. Gibson, 36, also hit his second home run of the year, improving to 5-5 on the season with six strikeouts and no walks over seven innings.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Tiththander
Gibson
San Diego Padres
Jesse
Pop" Haines
Pop Haines
Leron Lee
Padres
Cards
Moe Drabhowsky
Ace
Ander
Clay Kirby
Ed Acosta
Lee
Drabowsky
Curt’ Blefary
Astros
Kossman
Tom Griffin
Tommie Agee
Ken Boswell
Tommy Helms
Dave Manshall
John Milner
Marshall
Mets
Doug Rader
Houston
Joe Torre
Cardinals
San Diego
Jess Haines
Atlanta
Hank
Bryant Shuts Out Cubs In Two-Hit gem
Giants lefty Ron Bryant delivered a 2-0 two hitter to beat the Chicago Cubs as manager Charlie Fox publicly backed him. The win came amid a tight pennant race with Cincinnati and New York Mets also winning. Bryant’s effort followed a tense squabble with Fox over a quick hook as San Francisco steadies in a challenging season. The day also saw Pete Rose triple home two in Cincinnati’s rally to regain first in the West, while Los Angeles edged Pittsburgh in ten innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Charlie Fox
Giants
Fox
Ron Bryant
Bryant
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Cincinnati
Montreal
New York Mets
Houston
Mets
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Dave Rader
Alan Gallagher
Tito Fuentes
Tun
RBI
Ken Henderson
Dave Kingman
Cub
Moniffeal
Expos
Pete Rose
Reds
Jim Lefebvre
Frank Robinson
Wes Parker
Dave Giusti
Duke Simson
Lefebvre
Bob Robertson
Tug McGraw
Jerry Koosman
Twenty Softball and Baseball Games at City Recreation League
Twenty games were played Wednesday as City Recreation Dept sponsored leagues listed scores. Panthers defeated Bears 33 1. Tigers beat Lobos 11 10. Planet Jupiter 4 Holcomb. Moen's 16 13 over G.1. Forum. Oasis 4 3 over Western Kansas Sporting. Weese Construction 10 2 over Pappan Concrete.
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City Recreation Dept
Hoya
Panthers
Bears
Tigers
Lobos
Planet League
Jupiter
Holcomb
Sinning Fame
Moen’s
Santa Fe Motors of
Deerfield
G.1. Forum
Oasis
Western Kansas Sporting
Weese Construction
Pappan Concrete
Bhreaman Packing
Club
Carnations
Tulips
Morning Globes
Leo
Scorpio
Taurus
Prairie League
Chipmunks
Groundhoga
Squirrels
Coyotes
Rainbow Leage
Browns
Reds
Tes
Aneel
Vikings
Navajes
Spdnt Cen
Pawnees
Pawks
Majorie — Royals
Owboys
Ets
Yankees
En Et Boe
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Ted Bayer
Perry Rubes
Nettles
Harmon Killebrew
Ray Fosse
Indians
Duffy
del Unser
Dave LaRoche
Chris Chameliss
Tom Timmerman
Mike Epstein
Ken Holtzman
Timmerman
Tony Taylor
al Kaline
Bill Freeman
Minmers
Cen
Ter
Reggie Jackson
Bob Oliver
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Don Buford
Paul Blair
Merv Rettenmund
Doyle Alexander
Eddie Watt
White Sox
Foright
Brewers
Dick Allen
Bill Parsons
Bill Melton
Rick Reichardt
Ken Sanders
Parsons
Reichardt
Ed Herrmann
Luis Alvarado
Frank Linzy
Sanders
Jim Lyttle
Pat Kelly
Allen
May
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Doug Griffin
Danny Oater
Ben Ogilvie Jaiso
Scott Lake
Nebraska
Jerry Tagge
Oklahoma
Jack Mildren
Paul Miller
North Carolina
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
Hanks Ene
L. Pet
G.B
Cleveland
West Oakland
Chicago Minnesota
Serge
University of Florida
Bruce Crampton
Rainbow League
Golds
Greens
Whites
Blues
Ron
Eddie Collins
Phillies
Roger Freed
Mike Ryan
Willie Montanez
John Bateman
Orlando Cepeda
Braves
Felix Millan
Texaco
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Dodge City
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