Baseball Roundup Reports Bright Spots Across Leagues
A cluttered late edition recounts MLB action with the Yankees blanking Detroit 6 0 and Seattle beating the White Sox 2 0. Braves fall behind then overtake, Singler’s four hit effort key, while Davis drives in runs. Cubs Pirates slugfest at Wrigley features seven homers amid blowing wind. Mets edge. Cardinals rally as Torre belts a three run homer for St Louis. Montreal homers by Reed and Labine fuel a win.
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Grant
Philé
Mets
Montreal
Howie ‘Reed
Labo
Bob Bailey
Baseball season leaders and golf open results mixed in report
The page lists American and National League batting leaders with names like Carew Blair Robinson and Alou, plus pitching leaders. It then covers the $110000 Cleveland Open, noting Moody’s bold play and a tight leaderboard at Aurora Country Club with Hixson Stone Sahado among a group at 69 and stars Trevino Nicklaus Archer Palmer Boros in varying rounds.
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Thae Ae Eola
Astie Veit
Moody
Aurora Country Club
McGee
George Hixson
Bob ‘Stone
Independence
Cesar Sahado
Charlie Sifford
Frank Beard
Bruce Crampton
al Balding
Dave Stockton
Dale Douglass
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
George Archer
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Rec Games Baseball and Softball Roundup Across Local Leagues
Thursday results show Minor League-Oilers 16-2 over Senators and Jets 17-9 over Indians. Prep League Dodger 22-19 over Chiefs. Astros 212 over Phillies. Friday schedules include K-18 League Bivens at 7 p.m. and Pirates vs Braves 6:46 p.m. at Rotary and Jennie Wilson School. Softball results: Garden League Orchids 33-26 over Roses. Skyline Eagles 14-18 over Larks in extra innings. Friday fixtures cover multiple leagues at St Marys School Cleaver Field and Garden Park with several matches set through 9 p.m. Saturday slate lists Garden Orchids vs Violets and Zoo and Rainbow league games at Cleaver Field.
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Henilis Unt
Jennie Wilson School
Pirates
Braves
Hotery
Setardai
Chiefs
Phillies
Vikings
Chargers
Rotary Field
Lowg Ui Colts
Ove Ol
Bears
Broises
Gardendale
Rainbow League
Browns
Cleaver Field
Hawks
Orioles
Garden League
Orchids
Violets
St. Marys Sehoo
Zoo League
Holcomb Va
Lobos
Blues
Four slow-pitch games rule Fansler Field action
Four men's league slow-pitch games were played at Fansler Field Finnup Park Thursday with Weeden Aviation beating Western Kansas Sporting Goods 21-6, Kinney Glass defeating G I Forum 14-0, Lee Collins Irrigation shutting out Ehresman Packing 7-0, and Les Collins Irrigation edging G I Forum 8-7 in a thriller.
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Fansler Field
Finnup Park
Weeden Aviation
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Weeden
Guerrero
Charles Lane
Bradfield
Bob Almos
Kinney Glass
G.I. Forum
Kinney
Jim Neiman
Wally Bascue
Lee Collins Irrigation
Ehresman
Barnes
Freddie Medina
Mark Ortiz
Jeneh
Les Collins
Collins
Forum
Garcia
Colling Irrigation
R. Servantez
Fansler ‘Field
Carmelita’s
Ehreaman Packers
A&w
Root Beer
Plymell
Five Points
Five Golfers Share Honors At Garden City Club
Doris Carmichael and Louise Vance won the 18 hole division on Tuesday at Garden City Country Club during regular weekly ladies day. Eight hole winners were Lambine Jones Julie Lemke and Sue Minter. The flag tournament led to a pro am mixer next Tuesday with pairs listed for the ov a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Carmichael
Louise Vance
Garden City Country Club
Lambine Jones
Julie Lemke
Sue Minter
Serena Downing
Toni ‘Huggins
Kathryn Strackeljohn
Jackie Storey
Erdene Corley
Stella Garnand
Marion Hess
Fran Nelson
Carol Nanninga
Florence Burris
Maureen Cleaver
Peg Mayo
Mabel Cleaver
Velma Piland
Maxine Clark
Grace Craig
Gen Renick
Natalie Dickerson
Wanda Eisner
Lamoine Jones
Maxine Blanchard
Lee
Sibyl Mill
Alma Robinson
Blanch ‘Salyer
Standings Update From Contemporary Baseball Scores
The standings show Minnesota seven California four Oakland three Kansas City two New York six Detroit zero Seattle three Chicago two. Only games scheduled.
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Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Seattle
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Garden City Hosts Four Game Women's Slow-Pitch Series
Garden City will host a four game series featuring top women slow-pitch teams from Nebraska and Kansas at Fangler Field. Nebraska’s Anderson Equipment from Omaha and Fansler Tires of Garden City meet for two days of competitive softball with evening and afternoon games. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12.
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Garden City
High Plains
Kansas
Nebrasika
Anderson Equipment
Omaha
Cornhusker
Anderson
Barry's‘ Jinx
Burlington
N.C
Sheboy Goat Wis
Cincinnati
Twicch Daily
Fansler Tires
Garden’ City
Fansler
Shegboygan
Fang
Nebraska
Fanéler
Omahans
Roderick
Nebraskans
Sheboygan
Oblaha
Ceer
Gre
Toomey Seeks World Record In Bakersfield Decathlon
Olympic decathlon champion Toomey of Santa Barbara aims for a world record 3199 points at Bakersfield College tonight and tomorrow, seeking his fifth straight AAU Decathlon title. Jeff Bannister John Warkenlin and Ray Kenward also compete. winner becomes America’s entry for the Los Angeles meet with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Toomey
Bakersfield College
Santa Barbara
Salina
Kaw
Russ Hodge
Rick Slog
Missouri Valley Aau
John Bogert
Kansas City
Pepper Rodgers eyes run game in Coach Es All-America clash
In Atlanta, Pepper Rodgers coaching the West says he may abandon aerial play in the Coach Es All-America Game to test running with Mercury Morris Ron Sayers Bill Enyart and Pam Gipson. East coach Joe Paterno faces a depleted backfield but touts a passing attack led by Marty Dames Jim Seymour.
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Atlanta
Pepper Rodgers
Kansas
Rodgers
Lke Mercury Morris
Ron Sayers
Bill Enyart
Pam Gipson
Morris
West Texas State
Sayers
Nebraska University At Omaha
Chicago Bears
Gayle Sayers
Enyart
Oregon State
Gipson
Houston
Joe Paterno
Michigan
Ron Johnson
Purdue
Leroy Keyes
Paterno
Marty “Dames
Columbia
Jim Seymour
Notre ‘Dame
Buster O’brien
Richmond
Chip Glags
Florida
State
Dana Eckstein
Presbyterian
Bobby Douglass
Edd Hargett
Texas A&m
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
Jin. Lawrence
Southern Cal
Ron Pritcherd
Arizona
George Kunz
Notre Dame
Mark Stewart
Georgia
Stottlemyre Shuts Out Tigers as Yankees Win 6-0
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a four hitter with a five run second inning cushion, guiding the New York Yankees to a 6-0 win over Detroit at Tiger Stadium. He improved to 10-6 with his 14th complete game in 18 starts, despite 92-degree heat, while Joe Pepitone drove in three runs with a three-run double to cap the second inning.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Mel Stottlemyre
Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Frit Mangers
Haltimore
Metbegiere
Sestl
Inle
Chicago Generati Adn
Tigers
Joe Pepitone
Yanks
New York
Seattle
Boston
Ralph Houk
Pilots
Ito
Chiesgo
Jerry Mc
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Irechel Nissenson
Abbott
Yankees
Orillanta
Bob Bolin
Sitle Ca Cincianadi
Frank’ Lingy" Ik
Bobb
Bolin
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Milles
Jim ‘Hickma
Enat
Billy
Williams
Me Wiee Keane
Carew
F. Robinson
R. Jackson
Blair
Killebrew
Powell
McAuliffe
J. Hall
Hogan
C. Jackson
F. Howard
Petrocelli
McNally
Lolich
Culp
M Alou
Pittsburgh
C. Jones
York
Wynn
Kessinger
Banks
Santo
M. Alou
M.” Alou
Pots Tolan
McCovey
Sanremeen
L. May
Cinciinna
Holtzmar
Baldschun
San Diego
Jenkins
Singer
Los Angeles
Seta
Roses
Chipmunks
Walt Ditzer
Patriots
Barry Gallup
Boston College
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Ague East
W. L. Pet
St. Louis Sedeee
Philadelphia
Mon Veane
Atlanta Ceene
San Fran
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hutch
Garden
Geagon
Hutchingon National
Bank
Kansas State
Bam Ehresman Packing
Carmelita's Cafe
Western Kansas Sporting. Goods
A&w.-Root Beeraye
Kinney’ Glass
Hays
Bill Stanfill
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Abc-Tv
O. J. Simpson
Henry Kieronski
Heat
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Montréal
Nerney
RBI
Tommy Davis
Gene’ Brabender
White Sox
Pete Ward
Reggie Jackson
Danny Cater
Pat Kelly
Seria
Royals
Dick Schoéiel
Reggie Smith
Vicente Romo
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Rich Reese
John Roseboro
Angels
Oliva
Lincoln
Victor
Modern Radio
T.V
W. O. Pro
Eagles
Musse & Rey Mideen
Misichere Golf
Fingup Park
Bam
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