Sox Hang Tight With Third Baseman Ward Card
The White Sox surged to a 5-2 win over the Yankees after a multi player swap including Pete Ward, who homered in the second and later knocked in four runs in a pivotal fourth inning. Ward sits at .304 with nine homers and 42 RBIs, part of a deal that sent Aparicio and Smith to Baltimore. Boston, Minnesota, LA, and Kansas City won or lost as the pennant race tightens.
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Mike Rathet
Chicago White Sox
Bullseye
Pete Ward
Ty Cobb
Ward
White Sox
Yankees
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Orioles
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Gary Geiger
Lu Clinton
Chuck Schilling
Red Sox
Jack Lamabe
Jerry Walker
Twins
Milt Pappas
Jim Kaat
Bill Dailey
Jackie Brandt
Minor League Administrator Dies of Cancer
George M. Trautman 73, long time minor league head and administrator, died of cancer at his Columbus home after a heart condition. He began in 1933 as president of the Columbus Redbirds, later led the American Association and served as vice president of the Minor League Association. He became head of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, guiding the minors during a peak period with 59 leagues and 448 cities.
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Columbus, Ohio
George M. Trautman
Trautman
Columbus
Ohio
Redbirds
American Association
Minor League Association
Detroit Baseball Club
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
The
Minors
W. G. Bramham
Pirates Set Tryout Here
A Pirates baseball tryout camp is planned at Clint Lightner Field on Friday and Saturday July 5-6 under Chet Montgomery and assistants Frank Cornelius and Mike Ward. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eligible players must be 16, no junior Legion participation without approval, players supply own gear, Pirates provide others and reimburse travel if signed. Also notes NFL and racing attendance from 1962 figures.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Clint Lightner
Chet Montgomery
Frank Cornelius
Mike Ward
American Legion
Legion
Pirates
Garden City
Horseshoe-Pitching Contest Plans Set for July 4
Top contestants from the area are expected at Finmip Park for Independence Day as the annual July 4 horseshoe pitching contest runs through the morning. The northwest site near the bear cages hosts the event. Cecil Baker of Garden City will again serve as tourney director. Five trophies will be awarded.
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Finmip Park
Garden City Telegram
Cecil Baker
Garden City
Kunz Mobil Tops Welders in Late Rally
Kunz Mobil broke a 7-7 tie with four runs in the seventh inning to defeat Welders Supply 10 to 7 in a men’s slow pitch game at Little League Field. Kunz Mobil had 17 hits led by Mike Lansdon’s triple double and two singles, while Welders had eight hits and seven singles. The game lasted one hour and two minutes, longest of the season. Gar land Furniture meets First Methodist Church at 7 p.m. today.
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Kunz Mobil Service
Little League Field
Kunz
Mike Lansdon
Marion Martin
Larry Zinn
Larry Eslinger
Marvin Wells
Corky Tabor
Wellers
George Mader
Kent Martin
Larry Rupp
Mobil
Welders
Garland Furniture
First Methodist Church
RHE Kunz Mobil
Reds
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Houston
Colts
Pierce
Juan Maricchal
St. Louis
Mariechal
Harvey Kuenn
Lew Burdette
Giants
Willie Mays
Baredetta
Orlando Cepeda
Dickerson Nears Kansas Amateur in Liberal Golf Meet
John Dickerson, Garden City High football and golf coach, finished fourth at the Liberal Country Club invitational with 100 strokes. Jim Jameson won in sudden death over Tom Metcalf Jr. Both 183 in regulation. Deke Evans took third with 189. Winds up to 40 mph affected play. Jameson, OSU golfer, and Metcalf, OU golfer, led a strong field.
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John Dickerson
Garden City High
Dickerson
Kansas
Jim Jameson
Tom Metcalf
Hooker
Okla
Jameson
Oklahoma State University
Metcalf
University of Oklahoma
Deke Evans
OSU
Emerson Nears Grand Slam at Wimbledon Tennis
Roy Emerson, top amateur, wins opening round as he nears a Grand Slam. Osuna predicts success, Santana absent due to rain. Dennis Ralston and other Americans win in first round. upset of Allen Fox by Adrian Bey shocks U.S. entrants.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
Roy Emerson
Bill Senior
Tucson
Ariz
Senior
Jaroslav Drobny
London
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Rod Laver
Drobny
Osuna
Southern California
Emerson
Coral Gables
Fla
Dan
Ald Dell
Bethesda
Santana
Margaret Smith
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralston
Laci Legenstein
Austria
Manuel Santana
Spain
Mikhail Mozer
Russia
Chuck McKinley
Cliff Buchholz
St. Louis
Nicola Pietrangeli
McKinley
United States
Clif Drysdale
South Africa
Gene Scott
New York
Owen Davidson
Arthur Ashe
Richmionl
Carlos Fernandez
Brazil
Krank Froehling
Herbie Flam
Palm Springs
Geoff Knox
Jack Frost
Montrey
Thomas Koch
Ed Robinoff
Miami Beach
Daniel Confet
France
William Hoogs
Berkeley
Jose Arilla
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Rhodesia
Adrian Bey
Giants Take Early Lead In NF L Action
In a split NL doubleheader the Giants beat the Cardinals 4-3 while the Dodgers defeated the Reds 5-4. Billy Pierce closed out St Louis after Juan Marichal left with one run in, placing San Francisco a half game ahead in the standings.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Billy Pierce
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Shriners win doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field
Shriners swept a Minor League Knothole twin bill at Clint Lightner Field on Monday. In the B team game, Shriners erased an 8-5 deficit in the final frame for a 9-8 victory, while the nightcap saw an eight-run fourth inning fuel a 16-10 win. Kiwanis outhit 6-4 in the opener as Culbreath singled twice and Dawson added two hits.
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Shriners
Clint Lightner
Kiwanis
Culbreath
Dawson
Yost
Hinkle
Niles
Gilger
D. Heinemann
Farr
R. Heinemann
Dellinger
Cleveland
Boyd
Wainscott
Jones
Lightner Field
Rosary
Odd Fellows
Shermans Grill and Smiths sweep SWKL softball doubleheader
Sherman’s Grills blanked B C Nash Insurance in six frames and Smiths beat Deerfield 10-8 in the nightcap as Holcomb’s Hovlemi squad posted two SWKL women’s softball wins. Deerfield overcame an early deficit before Smiths pulled away with timely hits and strong defense in a full nine innings.
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Sherman's Grill
Smiths
Packers
Finnip
Dirs Park
Wight
Kansas
Polly Kerr Rolls High Bowling Game
Polly Kerr of Reed and Shinemots posted a 227 in women s individual game and led the women s high series with 546 as Reed and Stinemetz beat Old Corral 3 1 in the Monday Mixed League at Garden Bowl. Reed and Stinemetz totaled 2 132 to 1 005 while Sears blanked Alley Oop 4 0 and Alley Dusters defeated Hustlers 2 500 to 1 582.
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Polly Kerr
Reed and Shinemots
Garden Bowl
Nat
Lee Burton
Reed and Stinemetz
Corral Hind
Reed and Stinemets
Rosulla
Reed and
Stinemetz
Old Corral
Sears
Alley Oop
Alley Dusters
Hustlers Bi
Kismet Komets Blank Cimarron in SWKL Showdown
Kismet Komets shut out Cimarron 32 0 in a Southwest Kansas League women s football clash. It marked Kismet s third league win with one loss while Cimarron remains winless in three SWKL starts. Next up Kismet visits Garden City Coca Cola Friday. Cimarron also plays Garden City that night. Scott Creelman Dartmouth football captain has started in 20 straight winning seasons.
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Kismet
Komets
Cimarron Travelers
Cimarron
Garden City
Coca Cola
Garden
Garden City Telegram
Scott Creelman
Dartmouth
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Claude Osteen
Senators
Hank Foiles
Lee Thomas
Ed Sadowski
Albie Pearson
Jim Fregosi
Art Fowler
Osteen
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Tigers
Bobby del Greco
Jerry Lumpe
Ed Rakow
del Greco
Lumpe
Don Messi
Ken Harrelson
Bill Bruton
National Football League
Kunz Mobil
Sportsmans Club
Finney County Parks, Fish, and Game Assahere
Civic Center
H. R. Stone
Lamar
Colo
Johnny's Liquor Store
Jim McManus
Gardner Mulloy
Fra
Ronnie Fisher
Bill Bond
la Jolla
We Mutisigel
Doug Drussel
Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Ed Bailey
Jim Davenport
Bill White
Marichal
Julian Javier
Dick Grout
Jay Jay
Don Drysdale
Ciordy Coleman
Leo Cardenas
Ron Perranoski
Drysdale
Clachinatt
Pliely Aingles
Tommy Harper
Ken Walters
Perranoski
Willie Davis
Jay
N. Main
Phillips
White Jineral Home Ambulance Service
Sherman's
Holvemi
B.C. Nash Insurance
Teague
Souith Packers
Deerfield Lions
Tan @rrors
Lakin
Sherman
Dino Stogman
Kay Stoan
Holcoath
Mardell Kenyon
Nancy Golay
Arlene Rupp
Pat Schultz
Rosalie Hoppas
Brenda Ghanee
Deerfield
Smith
Acton Mins
Bit Deerfield
Orrota
Wellme
Janet Brownlee
Baverly Schuelbuoge
Rosera
Glenda’ Zubeck
Or Holcomb
Maxie Bates
Karen von John
Sharon Mugadi
Bates
Holcomb
Ned
Doorflost
Zubsack
Shirley Nuzum
Sta
Brenda Chance
Coua-Cola Playa Smith Packers
Garden City Tolagram
Firestone
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SHOP
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Ue Vyhwigus Velsten Ait
Alton Far
Gorka
Firesto Safety
Champior
Lustona Store
5Th& Fulton
Kismet Komets
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