Barber Returns To Form In Orioles Sweep Of Yankees
Steve Barber, back from a sore arm, pitched effectively as Baltimore swept the Yankees 3-1. Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson homered, lifting the Orioles to 244 games ahead in the AL standings. Barber improved to 4-4 with a 3.79 ERA. Pepitone homered for New York, but Barber’s outing helped Baltimore maintain their AL lead.
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Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Barber
Yankees
Parent-Child YBA Tourney Here Two Days
Garden Howl hosts the Zone 4 parent child YBA event with 58 twosomes from Scots, Dodge City, Dighton, Scott City, and Syracuse, plus 25 local pairs. Competitions include Prep Junior and Major divisions with separate girls and boys classes. Top qualifiers earn a berth in the state tourney. event marks YBA Zone 4 season end. Ray Shearmire directs at Garden Bowl with many entries listed from Hodge City Dighton Scott City and nearby towns. Stanfield, Calif. context notes Barland named Stanford assistant track coach. former KU alumnus and Kansas high school coach.
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Parenta
Garden
YBA
Southwest Kansas
Ray Shearmire
Garden Bowl
Lewis
Diana
Margaret Welser
Steve
Larry Walser
Michele
Pam
Larry Wels
Verlone
Chastatta
Newel Doone
Revhara
Tovea &Ryine
Beverly Atraub
Ronald Whitehurst
Stanford
Calif
University of Kansas
Jerry K. Barland
Stanford University
Barland
la Puente
Kansas
Missouri
Four Winners in Men's Slow Pitch Softball Loop
Four men’s league slow pitch softball games were played at Fansler Field Thursday. Kemper Electric defeated Renick Drug Stores 15 to 3 in four innings on seven Renick errors. Western Auto Stare beat Garden Belle Lumber 4 to 2 with Roy Sutton doubling twice. Garden City Sales Co. won 22 to 12 over Red Balloon, led by Dick Crook and Terry Lindner with multi hits. Earl’s 66 Service defeated First Methodist Church 10 to 6, led by Mark Robins three singles and a double.
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Fansler Field
Kemper Electric
Renick Drugstores
Kemper
Renick
Joe Arwine
Joe Drelling
Virgil Rafferty
Western Auto
Garden Belle Lumber
Lumbermen
Roy Sutton
Bob Richmeier
Garden Belle
Glen Woods
Western
Garden City Sales Co
Red Balloon
Sale Company
Dick Crook
Terry Lindner
Phil Pfannenstiel
Gene Mader
Steve Floyd
Monte Lowry
Manuel Hernandez
Rich Purdy
Earl
First Methodist Church
Pierceville
Alta Brown Playground
Bettween Western Auto Store
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield I
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Thur
Harvest
Prs
Church of the Nazarene
Garden City Sale Co
Methodists and Sales Co
Changes Made in Slow Pitch State Changes Made in Slow Pitch State
A series of changes to the remaining men's league slow pitch first round schedule were announced by director Leo Eck. Updated games include Garden Belle Lumber versus Gardiner Dairy at 2 pm Sunday June 28 at Fansler Field, with several other time and site shifts through July and early August.
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Leo Eck
Eck
Sun
Garden Belle Lumber
Gardiner Dairy
Church of the Nazarene
Garden Belle
Fansler Field
Mon
Garnand Furniture
Wed
Kelso Eyes Horse of the Year Title Run
Kelso the 7 year old gelding from Bohemia Stable faces a bid for a fifth straight Horse of the Year and sits second in all time earnings after a 1 length win in the $15,000 Straight Face at Aqueduct. He earned $9,750 to bring his total to $1,501,453 and trail leader Round Table by $158,417.
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Kelso
NEW York
Richard C. duFont
Bohemia
Aqueduct
Round Table
Bieker Tops Score In Summer League Bowling Action
Jerry Bieker of Five Points Carry-Out rolled the high men score 240 in Garden Bowl for the Fourth Week of the High Plains Mixed League. He also posted 661 series as top men. Thelma Keuhn led women with 191 game and 520 series for Reed-Stinemetz Excavators. Five Points carried out high team game 748 and team series 2126 as C&E, Massey-For-Buson, Credit Union, and Reed-Stinemetz totaled varying scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bieker
Thelma Keuhn
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
C&e
Scott Farm Equipment
Massey-For- Buson
Credit Union
Root
Reed-Stinenietz
Krebs
Standings And Results From The American League And National League
The Associated Press standings show Philadelphia leading with 41 27 and a .597 pace followed by Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Los Angeles Houston Milwaukee New York with varying records. Thursday results include Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 St Louis 4 Houston 2 San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1 in 19 innings. Schedule notes list games for Saturday across multiple cities and teams.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Barber
Scnssors
Yanks
Joe Pepitone
Powell
Robnson
Jim Bouton
Baltimore
Bob Rodgers
Bob Petry
Angel
Fred Newman
Associated Press
L. Pet. G.B. Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Clevland
Local Softball And Baseball Schedule In Knothole Week
Friday features four men a league games at Fannier Field with Santa Fe Motors vs Burtia Motors at 7 p.m. and Reed-Stine Metz Excavators against Century Refinery at 8 p.m. Others include Chiriatenses Grain versus Garland Furniture, and garden City Co op against Wald ore Supply. Saturday brings Knothole youth B team action at Clinton Lightner Field followed by A team feature, plus two Southwest Kansas League town games in Telegram area and the start of a two day Zone 4 parent child tournament at Garden Bowl. Sunday slow pitch action lists nine games at Fansfield Finnup Park including Garden City Co op vs Century Refinery and Red Balloon paired with Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield. Baseball, bowling, and golf events fill the weekend with multiple teams and age groups in the regional league setup.
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Fannier Field
Santa Fe Motors
Dnerfield
Burtia Motors
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Century Refinery
Chiriatenses Grain
Piereeville
Garland Furniture
Garden City Co-op
Waldore Supply
Kpothule
Tolowad
Lions
Knights of Columbus Blues
Eagles
Titans
Cometa
Cleaver Field
Orbita
Jeta
Fansler Weld
Piercaville
Arapahoes
Bemilolea
Garden City
Dodge City
Independence
Garden Bowl
Knothole
Clint Lightner
Odd Fallows
Knights of Columbus
Iteda
Kansas
Syracuse Golf Course
Hamilton County
Jayceen
Pepal-Cola Desler
Bertha
Hutchinson
Olea
City Recreation ‘Dept
Finnup Park
Dannis Irwin
Aeasion
Altu Brown
Atudenta
Garfield, Jones
Georgia Matthews
Fansfeield
Kemper Electric Va
Gardiner Dairy
Garden Belle Lumber Vt
Garden City Sales Co
Realck
Far Church
Christensen Grain of
Pierceville
Burts Motor Co
Garden City Co-op Ve. Century Refinery
Sripely
Baseball
Rotary
Kiwanla
Liong
Crandall Delivers Walkoff Hit In 13 Innings For Giants
Sandy Koufax tied a strikeout record with his 10th plus K of the game, but Del Crandall stole headlines with a four-hit night including the game winning hit in the 13th as the Giants beat the Dodgers 2-1. Crandall, batting .188, lined a Nate Oliver glove to score Cepeda after Mays and Cepeda set up the bases via walks and a Hart intentional walk.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Candestick Park
del Crandall
Koufax
Crandall
Dodger
Donnybrook
San
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Ray Hart
Nate Oliver
Cepeda
Blues Command In Knothole Play Drives Minor League Standings
Blues lead the A and B team divisions in the Knothole youth program after 17 and 16 games respectively, with the Blues atop the combined standings at 8-0. Knights of Columbus Blues and Lions show strong records while Shriners and Kiwanis trail. Minor League games feature large margins and run through July into early August for ages 12 to 15 plus.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Knothole
Blues
Knights of Columbus Reds
Rotary
Knights of Columbus BS
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus Teds
Lions
Kiwanis
Shriners
Forfeits Hit Knot Hole Major League Baseball Program
The Knot Hole Major League youth league reports six games played of twelve scheduled, with five forfeits and one rain cancelation. Ages 11 to 18 compete at Clint Lightner Field on Wednesdays and Sundays. Leaders through Wednesday: Rotary 3-0, Kiwanis 4-1, Knights 2-2, Lions 2-3, Elks 0-5.
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Knothole
Clint Lightner
Lions
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Rotary
Kiwanis
Knights
Lightner Field
Top Track Stars Prep For Pre Olympics Trials
America's best track and field athletes gear up in New Brunswick for the National AAU Championships two day meet. The top six finishers in 17 of 19 events advance to the New York Olympic Trials next weekend, joining NCAA and inter-service qualifiers.
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New Brunswick
America
Jaguars Beat Lions In Tee Ball Contest
In an Optimist Club tee ball game at Cleaver Field Finnup Park the Jaguars defeated the Lions 13 to 8 in five innings. The next contest is 5 10 pm Tuesday at Cleaver Field with the Cougars to face the Jaguars.
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Jaguars
Lions
Cleaver Field
Finnup Park
Cougars
Jetmore Open Set for Sunday
Telegram-area golfers travel to Jetmore for the annual Jetmore Open on the nine hole Jetmore Country Club course. Tee-off at 9 a.m. with a $3 entry fee, five flights awarding trophies, and all flights playing at least 18 holes. If entrants fall below 75, the championship will extend to 27 holes and lunch is served at the clubhouse. Dodge City's Bob Headrick won the spring tourney here.
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Jetmore
Jetmore Country Club
Dodge City
Bob Headrick
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Jim Piersall
Vic Power
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Jack Kralick
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Kralick
Don McMahon
Larry Brown
Dirk Howser
Twins
Bob Allison
Man
Heinamann Agency
Alts Brown Playground
Heinemann- Kemner
Reed- Stinemetz Excavators
Alta Brown
Frn
Jongs
Christensen Grain
Pri
Garden Belle Tamber
Bieker
Clare
Furies
Seturdey
Lolley & Maries Putnam
Francisco
Rube Waddell
Bob Feller
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Mays
Tom Waller
Balmore
Jerry Lynch
Till Mazeroski
Pirates
Mets
Joe Gibbon
Ron Hunt
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Bob Bruce
Boyer
Curt Flood
Bil White
Groat
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