Reed and Bouton Star as Yankees Win 22-Inning Epic
The Yankees beat the Tigers 9-7 in a 22 inning marathon at Tiger Stadium, the longest game in major league history by innings. Jack Reed hit his first big league homer with a man aboard in the 22nd, while Jim Bouton pitched seven innings of three-hit relief to seal the win.
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Odd Fellows and Knights Reds win in Knothole league
In Minor League baseball Sunday Knights Reds beat KC Blues 8 to 5 with Kaller driving in Schif felbein as Kraus scored after walks. Odd Fellows overwhelmed Kiwanis 23 to 1 behind Nelson Downtain and Taldo homers with Downtain pitching six strikeouts for the win.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Roundup
National and American league results include Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, and New York daily games with titanic innings and notable 22 inning 9 4 Detroit victory and late doubleheaders. Houston’s Dick Gernart notes debut across five teams in four years.
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Ford Cops Eastern Despite Pressure Victory Stuns Goalby in Tight Finish
Bob Goalby and Ford had clashed as Ford fought back from a six stroke deficit to win the Eastern Open by one stroke on Mount Pleasant. Ford, age 34, finished 279 nine under par for the event, collecting $5,300 and lifting year total to $21,941.
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Western Open set to test Palmer Nicklaus at Medinan No. 3
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus head a strong field as the Western Open begins at Medinan No. 3 in Chicago. Defending champion Palmer returns after last year’s victory in Grand Rapids, while top money winners and U S Open top finishers compete for the title. The Medinan course, 7,110 yards, is long and tight with oaks, promising a challenging test for players.
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Fife captures fifth Kansas women's golf title at Topeka
Natasha Matson Fife of Wichita won her fifth Kansas Women's Amateur Golf title, defeating defending champ Jean Ashley 8 and 6 at the Topeka Country Club. She posted a 72 for a new course record, leading in a dominant 18-hole victory and moving within one title of the record. Tillie Becker defeated Gail Curtis 2 up for consolation. Evelyn Grigsby and Log Geiger also won first-flight honors and consolations.
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Johnson Eyes Title Shot After European Defenses
BERLIN AP Harold Johnson aims for the world heavyweight title soon after defending his light heavyweight crown. He plans more European defenses before facing Patterson or Liston, following a unanimous 15 round decision over German Gustav Scholz. Johnson and his wife Mildred will sail back to the United States after a Naples vacation. The Chevalier Orchestra performs at Civic Center on Tuesday the 26 at 8 delack with free cake and cookies. admission is free.
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League Leaders In American League Batting And Pitching
Baseball leaders from The Associated Press show Jimenez of Kansas City at .343 batting average and Wagner of Los Angeles with 20 homers. Pitching figure Donovan of Cleveland leads with 12 wins and .846 ERA, while Koufax of Los Angeles tops strikeouts with 158.
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St Louis Tank Team Wins AAU Tourney
The Shaw Park Swim Club of St. Louis won the 7th annual Springfield AAU meet with 322.44 points, leading 23 teams and 270 swimmers from Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois. Hinsdale’s Ed Partridge set a national junior 1500m freestyle record of 19.22, surpassing the previous 19:48.9 by Douglas Stark.
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Jaycee-Legion Crush Cimarron In Baseball Rout
Garden City Jaycee Americans Legion baseball routed Cimarron 21 to 1 at Clint Lightner Field. Garden piled 20 hits led by Keller with a triple and two singles, Masoner two doubles and a triple, Berker two hits with a double, and Arnold two doubles. Cimarron’s lone hit was A Holmes’s fourth inning single. Ten Cimarron batters reached base on walks, errors, and a fielder’s choice.
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Women’s Softball Schedule Moves to Out‑of‑Town Games
Local director Leo Eck announced the completion of arrangements for several out of town games for the Waves and other women’s teams. Tonight features the Smith Packers versus a men’s club at 9 15 with First Baptist Church as opposition. 8 p.m. opener has Holcomb Off Co. against the Teenagers. Thursday sees five Scott City teams travel here for games, while Friday Holcomb goes to Cimarron. Next Monday and July 16 feature more matchups including Greensburg Rangers versus Smith Packers. Younger girls teams begin Tuesday at 6 30 with Dodgerettes at Finnup Park and Philettes Yankeites at Ben Grimsley Field.
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Fredonia Girl Sets New Mark
Janell Smith a 15 year old from Fredonia Kansas set a national record of 7059 in the 50 yard low hurdles in the intermediate girls division Steve Straight an 18 year old junior at Shawnee Mission North High School broke the national high jump mark with a leap of 654 inches more than 300 youngsters from Kansas and western Missouri competed in the 8% events at Southwest High School in Kansas City Missouri
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Gendebien Hopes Record Won't Stand At Le Mans
Belgain driver Gendebien retires from racing while holding a record at Le Mans after guiding a Ferrari with Phil Hill to a fourth win in the 24 hour event. Hill and Gendebien both add to their totals as Hill is expected to equal the mark soon.
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Spokane Open bowling win boosts Cox to 3000 prize
Dary Lee Cox of Bellingham defeats Harry Smith of St Louis to win the Spokane Open 16 game final for 3000 dollars. Tom Hennessey of St Louis falls to Colling of San Bruno 246 188 to claim second money of 1500 dollars.
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American Stars to Face Poland in Chicago and Palo Alto
Track and field stars prepare for meets with Poland and the Soviet Union as the AAU carnival closes. Four milers broke four minutes, Drayton matched the world standard in the 220 yards, Oerter set a new national discus mark, and notable performances included Beatty Grelle Weisiger and Dotson contending for top times.
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Robinson Sets Torrid Plate Pace
Frank Robinson fuels a Reds surge with his 10th and 11th homers as Cincinnati beats Los Angeles 12-10. His 48 hits in 80 games lift average to .316 while eight homers and 32 RBIs ride a .380 streak. Giants top Braves 3-1. Cubs take doubleheader from Pirates. Indians widen AL lead with split. high school Chevalier Orchestra heads to Civic Center March 26.
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Carpet Club Takes Second In Goodland Eight-Team Softball Invite
Goodland Southwest Carpet and Tile of Garden City finished second in an eight-team men’s softball invitational sponsored by the Goodland Jaycees. The event, rained out Saturday, was completed Sunday with five-inning loser’s bracket games. Talley Construction of Denver beat Southwest 3 1 in eight innings for the title, while Jerry Schultz pitched all three Garden games. Southwest also beat Atwood 6 5 in its first game and later topped Fish Pharmacy 4 1 as Milt Roberts and Al Stecklein homered. Farm Supply of Lamar won third by beating Fish Pharmacy. Atwood defeated Colby for fifth.
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Wimbledon Opens With Laver Favorite In Men’s Draw
Wimbledon opened its 76th championships with Rod Laver as top seed and clear favorite to defend the men’s title. Margaret Smith led in the women’s race, facing strong challengers Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard. The Australians were favored for singles, while Americans were seen as main rivals.
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Education as lifelong growth urges continuous learning
Stephen Mitchell argues education is a lifelong process from birth to death and urges professionals from teachers to morticians to keep studying. He notes doctors, teachers, and others must read, attend lectures, and pursue academic work to avoid obsolescence and stay informed in a changing world.
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