Weekend Rec Loop Baseball and Softball Schedule
A dense listing of tonight's baseball and softball matches across leagues at City Reservoir Cleaver and Planet Zodiac fields. Notable games include Mohawks vs Kamax at 11 am, Royals vs Uelcomb at 7 pm, and Tigers vs Lite at 5 pm, with multiple divisions like Minor and Major League hosting three to four games each.
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Deadline Near For Tennis Meet
Tomorrow is the deadline for entering the annual Garden City invitational tennis tournament a two day event in nine divisions Entries include Colby Hugoton Great Bend Newton and Salina John Jameson is tourney director Information and entry blanks available at Civic Center phone 276-2363 Singles cover five divisions 14 and under 18 and under over 20 men and red women Four doubles divisions 14 and under 18 and under over 30 and men’s doubles.
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Garden City
Angels Take Lead In AL West With Wild 6-5 Win
California Angels surge to first place with a 6-5 comeback over Kansas City Royals. In a dramatic eighth inning, Vada Pinson belts a three-run homer after an error by pitcher Dick Drago set up the rally. Mike Epstein starts the decisive ninth with a single as Gene Garber yields the final run. May suffers back pain and is hospitalized for tests.
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al Gallagher
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Dim Colborn
Royals
Decker’s 15 strikeouts set AL high in win over Sox
Minnesota’s Joe Decker struck out 15 as the AL high this season, beating the Chicago White Sox 4-0. Other AL games featured the Yankees pounding the Indians 10-2, Orioles routing the Brewers 6-0, Tigers trimming the Red Sox 4-1, A’s beating the Rangers 6-2, and Angels edging the Royals 6-5. Strahler hurled seven-hit ball at Fenway to stop Detroit’s losing streak. Rollie Fingers batted in relief for Oakland. Nettles and White homered for the Yankees. Palmer pitched a four-hitter for Baltimore. Drago nearly no-hit before late Angels rally.
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Three Against The Big One at Arlington Park
CHICAGO AP It will be three against the Big One at Arlington Park Saturday with Blue Chip Dan facing Secretariat in a 1 1/8 mile $125 000 special race. Arlington Park officials said Secretariat Our Native and My Gallant agreed to enter Blue Chip Dan. Blue Chip Dan is owned by Philip Teinowitz who previously offered to run the colt when the race was proposed.
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Out of Bounds Rule at Colorado Penitentiary Golf Course
Inmates at the Colorado State Penitentiary medium security unit will play a nine hole par 34 golf course. Any shot hit over the wall will be considered out of bounds. The course at the main yards features a 325 yard longest hole and a 105 yard shortest hole.
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Colorado State Penitentiary
Jack M. Capelli
Mets claim 11 game streak as NL best of 1912 season
The New York Mets achieved an 11 game winning streak, the longest in the National League for the 1912 season, underscoring their early dominance and rising form in the league race.
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Baseball Standings And Schedule Overview
Standings across the American and West divisions show New York and Chicago leading their leagues with Montreal and Pittsburgh trailing. Tuesday match results span multiple cities with Oakland’s 6-2 win over Texas and Baltimore’s 6-5 win in extra innings among noted outcomes. Wednesday’s slate features Atlanta at San Francisco and Chicago at St Louis, with several doubleheaders and makeup games listed.
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Reuss
Youth Baseball and Softball Standings Listed for City Leagues
City Recreation Dept tabled standings through last Wednesday for multiple leagues. Notable records include Pony Mustangs 3-1 Shetlands 3-1 Appaloosas 0-3, Major League Royals 7-1 Pilers 5-2 Twins 5-3 Jets 4-3, Rainbow Reds 6-0, Garden Morning Glories 6-0, Orchids 6-0, Lions and Rotary 2-1, Lakin 2-2, Holcomb various 0-7 to 1-5, and numerous other age groups and leagues with wins and losses listed.
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Weeknight Rec League Scores Across City Parks
Tuesday games sponsored by the City Recreation Dept featured numerous league results. Highlights include Prep Braves 22 over Holcomb, Minor Comanches 3 over Ales, Navajos 3 over Holcomb, Cherokees 10 over Kiowns, Major Leaguers Holcomb 9 over Pilots, Royals 9 over Twins, Kiwani 106 over Odd Fellows, Tigers 93 over Rams, Lions 22 over Lobos, Planet Blars 17 over Mercury, Byline Cardinals 9 over seven’s Softball, Adult League Southwest Carpet 14 over Oswalt, Oasis 6 over GT, Dart-In 7 over Bhresman Packing, Dart-In 10 over Kinney Glass, Garden Orchids 22 over Roses, Carnations 99 over Sunflowers, Zodiac Libra 14 over Pieces, Aries 12 over Capricorn, Prairie Groundhogs 11 over Coyotes, Rainbow Reads 12 over Maroons, Bilacky 3 over White, Wonent Roftball Adult tie Garden By-Products tie over Holcomb, Heavyweight Crew to Compete in Nottingham.
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Schoolboy Star Spins Texas Gate
ARLINGTON Texas AP One of the most publicized schoolboy stars in baseball history makes his major league pitching debut tonight. 18 year old David Clyde will boost the Texas Rangers as he faces the Minnesota Twins in Arlington Stadium. Clyde, a high school phenom from Westchester High, was paid a bonus around 100000 dollars. A crowd over 32000 is expected and ticket prices around 3 dollars. Ranger manager Whitey Herzog says Clyde won’t pitch nine innings even if he’s in top form. Clyde plans to pace himself and use the fielders to minimize pitches. He hopes to imitate his high school performance and keep two quick strikes before going for the third.
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Y For Pete's Sake The Sport For You
Peter Bentteay YMCA Director outlines how few sports build all around strength and endurance while many enhance only certain areas. He urges medical clearance, six week prep, thorough warm ups, and careful choice of activities suited to fitness level, stressing prudent progression for all ages.
Western Open golf field features Trevino return and star lineup
In Chicago the Western Open prize list tops 175000 with Lee Trevino returning after a Florida run. Jack Nicklaus Tom Weiskopf and Johnnie Miller take breaks while Dan Wadkins withdraws ill. The 70th Western Open at Midlothian is highlighted by strong entrants including Bruce Crampton Arnold Palmer and Jimmy Jamieson as portions air on Hughes Sports Network. Ernest M. McCoy of Miami receives the Cortett Memorial Award at the NACDA convention.
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Denver
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Penny State
Bison to Meet Benders Tonight in Non-League Twin Bill
Garden City's Bison youth baseball team hosts Great Bend at Clint Lightner Field for a two game set starting at 6 20 p m This is the first summer meeting between the rivals Garden sits at 5 14 for the season and will play in the Elkhart Invitational Tournament Friday through Sunday featuring teams from Hutchinson Spearman Dumas Texas and Lamar Colorado
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NFL Defers Drug Test Plans
New York AP report says the NFL has delayed urine testing for players while keeping the concept alive for consideration in 1973. Commissioner Rozelle urges due process, notes medical consultant search, and cites congressional subcommittee probes as influencing factors.
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Washington paper sparks Unser career turnabout
The Associated Press reports Del Unser, a Philadelphia outfielder, ignores a Washington paper criticism as he shines with five hits including two homers in a twilight doubleheader split with the Cardinals. He vows for a fulltime role, while Phillies manager Danny Ozark denies misquotes. Other NL games note Dodgers, Braves, Cubs, Mets wins, Astros losses, and standings shifts.
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