National League Standings And Friday Results
The Associated Press reports the NL standings with Chicago leading at 40 29, Montreal 32 29, St. Louis 32 33, New York 29 33, Philadelphia 29 36, Pittsburgh 21 85, Los Angeles 44 25, San Francisco 42 29, Houston 38 32, Cincinnati 86 81, Atlanta 40 20. Friday action included Montreal 4 Philadelphia 2, New York 5 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 Chicago 0, Atlanta 7 San Diego 3, Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 2 in 10 innings, and San Francisco 5 Houston 1. Sunday matchups listed.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
West Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Chicago
Los Angeles
Reuss
Bryant
McAndrew
Blass
Jenkins
Wise
Norman
Hall
Messensmith
John
Brett
Moore
Reed
Norton
Kirby
Caldwell
Minnesota Tivins
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
San Fracisco
Housto
B. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
Three Games on Tap for Bison
Garden City's Bilson youth baseballers aged 17 to 19 have three week games scheduled. Tonight, Manager Bill Clements guides the Bison in a return match with Larned at Clint Lightner Field. A 3 pm Sunday OKL game hosts Elkhart, with Garden City holding a 4-12 record and 2-3 in the league. Larned beat Garden City 3-1 in a 10 inning May 30 thriller, Phil Loomis pitching the no hitter through 10 frames.
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Garden City
Bilson
Bill Clements
Bison
Larned
Elkhart
Clint Lightner
Garden
Isam
Phil Loomis
Larmed
Tigers Fall In Subway Crawl To Yankees In Five Four Loss
Detroit faced a rain soaked trip to Yankee Stadium and arrived late after traffic jams. Bobby Murcer belted a two run double in the seventh to cap a three run rally and lift New York to a 5-4 win as Detroit endured delays and protests on the field. The AL results also saw Milwaukee past Cleveland 8-2, Oakland beat Chicago 7-1, Texas blank Kansas City 3-0, and other NL scores.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tigers
New York
Yankee Stadium
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Milwaukee Brewery
Cleveland Indiana
Oakland A’s
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Cali
Minnesota
Alan Gallagher
Bob Oliver
Sandy Alomar
Si ‘Gles
Angels
Twins
Jim Merrith
Bill Gogolewski
Jim Mason
Texas
Kansas City
Rec Loop Schedule Highlights Local League Play
A dense schedule lists numerous games across boys and girls softball, baseball, and various adult leagues. Notable matchups include Odd Fellows versus Lions at Clint Lightner Field, Garden League at City Reservoir, and Major League East and West doubleheads at Cleaver and Planet Zodiac venues with evening starts throughout the night.
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City Reservoir
Chiefs
Padres
Shawnees
Ranzas
East
Pawnees
Aztecs
Mohawks
Sioux
West
Yanks
Jets
Oilers
Sowers
West End
High Plains
Holcomb
Shriners
Clint Lightner
Lakin
Sublette
Boys Softbail Zoo
Panthers
Lobos
Bearing
Longhorns
Planet
Planet Zodiac Field
Pluto
Mercury
Rec League Scores Roundup of Friday Baseball and Softball
City Recreation Dept sponsored scores list across multiple leagues. Prep Gianta 40-42 over ea gles. Minor Apaches 7-2 over Sioux. Aztecs 9-8 over Mohawks. Pawrees 160 over Noth Pleine 1. Kiwanis hch Plains League Lakin 64 over Boys Softpall Zoo League Lions 33-19 over Tigers. Bengals 21-20 over Rams. iner League Jupiter 5-4 over lata. Skyline Royal a 16-13 over Hawks. Adults Knights of Columbus 11-8 over pepsi-Cola. Quint Automotive 13-11 over Machine Supply. Peerless Plastica 18-16 over Farmland Foods. YMCA 18-2 over Bocats. Girls Softball Garden Roses 29-12 over Lillies. Carnations 15-14 over Daisies. Zeolite Libra 13-7 over Gemini. Aries 4-3 over Leo. Prairie Cottontalls 15-6 over Bunnies. Rainbow Greens 22-9 over Oranges. Reds 17-8 over Blues. Adult Garden National Bank 27-0 over Eagles Lodge.
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Gianta
Eagles
Apaches
Sioux
Aztecs
Mohawks
Pawrees
Noth “Pleine
Kiwanishch Plains League
Lakin
Lions
Tigers
Bengals
Jupiter
Lata
Royala
Hawks
Knights of Columbus
pepsi-Cola
Quint Automotive
Machine Supply
Peerless Plastica
Farmland Foods
YMCA
Bocats
Sofball Garden League
Roses
Lillies
Carnations
Daisies
Zeolite League
Libra
Gemini
Aries
Leo
Prairie League
Cottontalls
Bunnies
Rainbow League
Greens
Oranges
Reds
Blues
Garden National Bank
Eagles Lodge
Football Season Kickoff Tonight in Coaches All America Classic
The 1913 season opens with West vs East in the 13th annual Coaches All America Classic at Jones Stadium. West led by USC coach John McKay features five Trojans, including tight end Charles Young and running back Sam Cunningham, with 45,000 expected in attendance.
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Luocock
Tex
Jones Stadium
Southern California
John McKay
USC
Trojan
Charles Young
Sam Cunningham
Ralph “Shug” Jordan
Auburn
Jerry Lisemore
McKay
Oklahoma
Gret Pruitt
Major League Leaders and Pitching Notes
The report lists leaders in batting, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases for players from various teams, including Bonds, Mayberry, Jackson, Carew, and Carlton. It also includes pitching leaders with 8 decisions, strikeout totals, and team affiliations, followed by a line about track distances at Aque duct macetrack and Belmont Park.
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Associated Press
National League
Goodson
MNS
Bonde
Watson
Hinl
W Davis
Bench
Cin
Ferguson
Bonds
Fuentes
Cardenal
Chi
Staub
Simmons
Sul
Metzger
Hin
Eae
Pgh
Stargell
Morgan
As Hin
McAnally
Mon
Parker
Carlton
Phi
Sutton
Blomberg
W.lorton
Det
Mayberry
R. Jackson
Oak
R.jackson
Carew
Min
D.may
Mil
Otis
D.allen
A Rodriguez
Dek
Coggins
Bal
North
Alomar
Cal
Colborm
Lee
Ben
N.ryan
Singer
Fezler Opens Four-Stroke Lead in Akron Classic
Fezler surged to the front at the American Golf Classic in Akron after a 65 that gave him a 36-hole total of 132, eight under par. Defending champion Bert Yancey shot 65 to reach 136, while Johnny Miller Tom Shaw and Bruce Crampton chased at 137 as Firestone’s long layout hosted the $160,000 event.
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Akron, Ohio
Forrest Fezler
Fezler
Lee Trevino
Florida
Firestone Country Club
Bert Yancey
Yancey
Mike Souchak
Johnny Miller
Tom Shaw
Bruce Crampton
Miller
Ferler
Crampton
Shaw
Forrest Ferler
Dave Wichelbenger
Ed Sneed
al Goiberger
Lanny Wadkins
John Mahaffey
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nickalls
Rainbow League schedule rearranged for Sunday games
The Rainbow League moves several games on Cleaver Field to Sunday July 8 afternoon with four 1 to 4 pm contests and three night games set for 6 to 8 pm. July 15 rematches include Reds and Golds, Greens and Whites, and Holcomb against Sublette. Garden City will field a Rain bow League all star for a July state tournament.
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Rainbow League
Scott Citly
Garden City
Cleaver Field
Golds
Sublette
Maroons
Holcomb
Whites
Red
Blues
Reds
Rozelle Talks Drug Testing With NFL Players Association
Chicago AP Rozelle met 26 NFL players representatives and the union executive committee to press a hard line on urine analysis for alleged drug abuse. Mackey warned against treating players like animals and argued the program should not bar players from games.
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Chicago
Fete Rozelle
National Football League Players Association
Rozelle
Tring
Mackey
San Diego
Garden Golfer Marolyn Chmelica Dominates Summer Tours
Garden City golfer Marolyn Chmelica has won three of four summer tournaments, including the Spreading Antlers course meet near Lamar Colorado and the Scott City and Dodge City Invites. She trailed early at Liberal in a sudden-death playoff to Myradell Sorrells but captured the next titles, with Sue Vestal and Nancy Turner among top finishers. Also covered are Greg Esaw’s strong summer with the Hutchinson Broncs, Garden City slow-pitch results, and Beaver County Recreational Vehicle club plans near Liberal with July 4 events.
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Marolyn Chmelica
Liberal Contry Club
Liberal
Myradell Sorrells
Dalluart
Tex
Marolyn
Spreading Antlers Course
Sandhills
Lamar
Colo
Sue Vestal
Guymon
Oklo
Nancy Turner
Marolym
Pat Steen
Ulysses
Genie Mann
Dodge City
Garden City
Greg Esaw
Hutchinson Broncs
Esaw
Juco
Broachusters
Ann Crook
Gladys Crook
Olive
Greg
Julia Exan
Wichita
Adams State College
Alamosa
Ma A
Freddy Madina
Hutchinson
Michael Publishing
Michael
Garden Citrane
Garden Cihans
Michaela
Hutchinson Crew
Dannt-In
Hutch Merchants
Merchants
Beaver
Okla
Oklahoma Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Beaver County
Garden City Invitational Tennis Tourney Slated Soon
Entry deadline nears for the Garden City Invitational two day tennis meet set for June 30 and July 1. Colby Hugoton Great Bend Newton Salina and McCook Neb provide entries. John Jameson runs the event sponsored by the City Recreation Dept. Nine divisions planned with singles and doubles in age based and gender categories.
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Omly
Garden City
Colby
Hugueton
Great Bend
Newton
Salina
McCook
Neb
John Jameson
City Recreation Dept
Civic Center
Eight Slow Pitch Tilts Scheduled
Eight men’s league slow pitch games are set for Fansler Field Finnup Park this weekend. Tonight American Implement faces Peerless Plastics at 7 Bocats meet Brookover Feedyard at 8 Deerfield plays Pappas Concrete at 9 and Galaxy Inc against YMCA at 10 p m. Sunday Dart In faces Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield at 7 Ehresman Packing meets Keller Leopold at 8 Kinney Glass clashes with The Oasis at 9 and Southwest Carpet squares off with 60 Forum at 10 p m.
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Hutch Trojans
Haven
Hutch Collegians
Hutch
Johnny Bergkamp
Albert Mesa
Ronnie Barnes
Barnes
Dart-In
Bergkamp
Mesa
Oasis
Amarillo
Tex
New York City
Fansler
Finnup Park
American Imple
Peerless Plastics
ACS
Bocats
Brookover
Deerfield
Pappas Concrete
Galaxy, Inc
YMCA
Santa Fe Motors
Ehresman Packing
Keller-Leopold
Kinney Glass
the Oasis
Southwest Carpet
60 Forum
Royals Sign Trifiolis In Baseball Draft
Kansas City Royals announce the signing of their second pick in the recent draft. Brian Trifiolis, catcher from West Orange New Jersey, will report to Kingsport Tennessee in the Appalachian League. Lous Gorman says Trifiolis may be the best catcher drafted by the Royals and notes he previously signed a football LOI with the University of Richmond.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Brian Trifiolis
West Orange
N. J
Kingsport
Tenn
Lous Gorman
Trifidlis
Royals
University of Richmond
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Associated, Press National League
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Fryman
McDowell
Hands
Hunter
Misher
Broberg
Spilottorif
Baltimore
Jefferson
McNally
Boston
Pattin
Culp
Tidrow
Slaton
the Tigers
Manhattan
Bronx
Martin
Tlo
Fritz Peterson
J Tines Stadium
Ed Brinkman Brinkman
Art Fowler
Don
Jim Colborn
Brewers
Dick Green
Sal Bando
Dave Hamilton
White Sox
Wood
Sox
Dick Allen
Ken Suarez
Mason
Rangers
Dick Drago
Rico Carty
Jim Spencer
Vic Harris
Suarez
Odd Fellows
Fansler Feld American Implement
Peerleaf Plastics
Booats
Pappas Concreta
Galaxy
Glores
Orchids
Tulips
Sunflowers
Cleaver Pield
Browns
Ganien By-Products
Farm Burea
Oswalt Industrles
Subletta
Owls
Falcons
Faneler
American Implement
Burtla Motora
Team Electronics
Pepsi-Colava
Girla
Holcomb Va
Violets
Planet Zodiac
Scorpio
Capricorn
Taurus
Cleaversela
Chipmunks
Rabbita
Rainbow Leagues
Cleaverseta
Farm Bureau
Tetera
Fansler Field
Doris Smith
Manuel Beltran Jr
Quint
Major League
Aqueduct Macetrack
Belmont Park
al Geibenger
Dave Eichelberger
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Bo Sey
Palmer
By Walt Ditzen
House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
Tezelle
Bob Greek Garden
Trifiolis
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