Mariners edge Royals in 10th to split series
Ruppert Jones starred for Seattle with three hits and an RBI as the Mariners beat Kansas City 8-6 in 10 innings. Jones, a former Royals farmhand, spoke of leaving the organization without hard feelings after being drafted by Seattle. The game featured a back-and-forth late rally and key hits from Dan Meyer, Skip Juizé, Darrell Porter, Amos Otis, and Cookie Rojas, with Stinson scoring the decisive run in extra innings.
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Indians Push Win Streak Behind Garland and Bell
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 4-0 behind Wayne Garland’s pitching and timely hitting from Buddy Bell and Rico Carty. Carty also features in the run support and quotes about manager changes, while Garland notes he did not expect a no hitter. This win extends the Indians’ eighth straight victory as other AL games unfold.
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Cage Camp Opens by Garden City CC with Lindsey coach
Garden City Community College announces the first annual Broac buster basketball camp led by head coach Dave Lindsey for boys and girls July 25 20. Open to grades five through twelve with daily skill instruction contests and training films. Registration 28 per person or 17 50 for multi child families. Camp runs 7 am to 9 am for 5th and 6th grades 9 am to 11 am for 7th and 8th grades noon to 2 pm for 9th and 10th grades 7 pm to 9 pm for 11th and 12th grades. Free T shirt to each camper. For information write Box 977 Garden City Community College Garden City.
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Adamie to Work 4,000th MLB Game in St Louis Booth
Lou Adamie, 54, a St Louis native and veteran field announcer, prepares for his 4,000th major league game tonight at Busch Stadium. He reflects on a career spanning 1941 auditions, 1946 World Series duties, and a goal of 5,000 games and an eighth World Series. He credits discipline and constant eye care for longevity and notes early innovations from Browns president Bill DeWitt.
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Gullikson Twins Spark Wimbledon Crowd In Four-Hour Classic
Tim Gullikson beat Raul Ramirez in a dramatic five setter as 37,815 fans watched at Wimbledon. Tom Gullikson, defeated in round one by Ilie Nastase, later teamed with Tim in doubles while their late rise from North Illinois University tennis pros to the pro circuit is noted.
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Golf Fans Revel in Tulsa Open and Pranks on Pros
A vivid first person account from a spectator describes traveling to Tulsa Oklahoma for the U S Open golf weekend. The piece recalls meeting players Gary Player Chi Chi Rodriguez Jack Nicklaus and Jim Dent and recounts lighthearted pranks on Nicklaus and Hubert Green amid crowd gusto and autograph pursuit.
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Baseball Leaders Press PITCHING and BATTING Highlights
Baseball leaders show Cal Tanana with 7 decisions 113 strikeouts and a .786 era. Carew leads AL batting at .395 from 150 at bats, with Fisk and Bostock also high. Run totals include Fisk 56, Carew 52, Bonds 50, Rudi 47. Carew leads hits at 107 with Bostock 83 and Yount 83. Dou...
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