Women and Men in Twin Bill at Finnup Park
Garden City Telegram and Southwest Carpet and Tile won in a men and women softball doubleheader at Finnup Park Diamond. In the opener Telegram edged Ingalls 13 12 despite a late Ingalls rally, as Telegram overcame six fifth inning runs. In the nightcap Southwest beat Fansler Tires 8 1 on nine hits, with Stafford pitchers and strong defense limiting Fansler to a lone fourth inning single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Telegram
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Finnup Park
Telegram
Ingalls
Southwest
Fansler
Carpeters
Galing
al Kelm
Blues Defeat Lions Twice In Minor League Baseball
Blues win both B-team 15 9 and A-team 9 1 games at Clint Lightner Field Thursday night over the Lions. J Bergkamp Ortiz W Bergkamp had two singles each in the prelim. Guadian doubled in the same game. W Bergkamp and Applehans pitched for the Blues, Edling for the Lions. In the nightcap Lions had three hits to Blues ten including Ortiz Vallerio Brack and Guadian. Rupp won for the Blues while S Bolo fanned 19 for the Lions and Burns made a spectacular diving catch in center.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Clint Lightner
Lions
Blues
J. Bergkamp
Ortiz
W. Bergkamp
Hernandez
Guadian
Applehans
J. Edling
Lion
Mathews
Long
S. Nelson
Vallerio
Brack
Conway Breaks Through on Allen Show Career Rise
Tim Conway, once directing a Cleveland film program, gained national exposure after three Steve Allen Show appearances. Rose Marie, who became his manager, urged his talent when she saw his on air monkey shines. Conway believes he would find success before age 40, with six months to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Tim Conway
McHale's Navy
Tim
Charles Parker
Steve Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
Conway
Rose Marie
Dick van Dyke
Two to Follow July Eclipse by Plane
An astronaut and Dr. Jocelyn R. Gill will join two Ames Research Center researchers on a jet plane mission to study the sun during the total eclipse on July 20. The team will streak across Canada in the moon shadow, with a yet unnamed astronaut aboard alongside the astronomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jocelyn R. Gill
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Calif
Gonzalez Still a Winner After Forest Hills Defeat
Pancho Gonzalez, 35, declared he can beat any player after a 10-8 2-6 6-0 6-1 loss to Alex Olmedo in the first round of the U S Pro Tennis Championship at Forest Hills. Olmedo allowed Gonzalez to tire in the early sets while Trabert celebrated the ruler's downfall amid ongoing public feuding with the players association.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Pancho Gonzalez
Alex Qlemdo
U.S
Gonzalez
Pancho
Olmedo
Trahert
On This Date in History Austrian Duke Assassinated
Today in history events include the 1914 assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo that helped trigger World War I. Also noted are the 1778 Battle of Monmouth, the 1838 Victoria coronation, the 1939 Dixie Clipper flight, and 1943 ROOSEVELT naming war food administrator Maryin Jones.
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Associated Press
Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Monmouth
N.J
London
United States
Europe
Port Washington
Long Island
Lisbon
Portugal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maryin Jones
Houk's Son In Cole County Jail On Dyer Act Charge
Richard William Houk 2 year old stepson of baseball manager Ralph Houk is jailed in Cole County for transporting a stolen car across state lines. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Woodford Co. Sheley with bond set at 3500 dollars and a July 9 preliminary hearing scheduled. Houk claims an uncle offered to arrange an attorney. He says he spoke with his mother in Saddle River New Jersey and that FBI and authorities trace a route from Los Angeles to Roach Missouri with a sale to an autosalvage dealer. The stolen 1980 Ford was reported stolen in Bradley Beach New Jersey. The alleged thief remains at large.
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Jefferson City
Richard William Houk
New York
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Cole County
Young Houk
U.S
Woodford Co
Sheley
Houk
Betty Houk
Saddle River
Chicago
Los Angeles
Little Ozarks
Roach
FBI
Bradley Beach
State Fishing Fair to Good Prerr Pratt Kansas
Kansas streams improved after weekend rains though northeast waters remain high and muddy from Nebraska. Statewide fishing is fair to good with Lovewell good for white bass channel catfish bullheads. Kanopolis good for white bass and others. Jewell County and Scott County waters slow with few bass and bullheads. Cedar Bluff water low and clear with white bass channels and bullheads moderate. tribal area lakes show variable reports.
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Pratt
Kansas
Nebraska
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Lovewell
Kanapolis
Jewell County
Barber County State
Pratt County
Solomon River
Kirwin
Cedar Bluff
Scott County State Lake
Logan County State Lake
Culp On Way To 20 Wins In Phillies Rout
Ray Culp the Phillies right-hander, on a $100,000 bonus, won his 10th as Philadelphia pounded Pittsburgh 13-4 in the only NL game. Chicago White Sox beat the Yankees 6-0, Cleveland over Boston 6-4, Minnesota 10-6 over Detroit, and Washington downed Kansas City 4-3. Callison set a rare cycle with a first-inning triple, homer, and three other hits as the Phillies tied NL season highs with 18 runs on 38 total hits.
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Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Culp
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Larry Jansen
New York Giants
Pirates
Gene Mauch
Johnny Callison
Balzer Wins Two Advances To Mid-Continent Semis
In Wichita AP Balzer Buhler Kansas top seed defeated Gordon Smith Newton Kansas 6-2 6-1 in the second round then beat Doug Bromley Tulsa Oklahoma 8-0 6-4 to reach the boys island under singles semifinal. Also advancing to the boys 16 under semifinal were Gary Williams Tulsa Rick Wilbur Great Bend Kansas and Bruce Barrett Tulsa.
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Wichita
Steve Balzer
Buhler
Kan
Balzer
Gordon Smith
Newton
Doug Bromley
Tulsa
Okla
Gary Williams
Rick Wilbur
Great Bend
Bruce Barrett
Two Women’s Softball Games Set at Finnup Park
Two Southwest Kansas League softball games are scheduled tonight at Finnup Park Diamond. The 7:30 opener features Cimarron Travelers versus Garden City Telegram, largely younger players. The 9 p.m. nightcap pairs Kismet Komets against Covu Cola with Kismet missing one league loss and Coke undefeated in SWKE play.
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Finnup Park
Cimarron Travelers
Garden City Telegram
Kismet Komets
Covu- Cola
Kismet
Coke
Weekend Sports Schedule Across Local Fields
Friday features co op against Nazarene in slow pitch at Little League, and Knothole double header at Clint Lightner with Reds facing Odd Fellows. Saturday hosts two day women s softball invitational at Clint Lightner Field with four games first night, other events at Little League and Garden Bowl. Sunday wraps with more Knothole double header and golf tournaments at Scott City and Ulysses clubs, plus a Scotch doubles bowling night at Garden Bowl.
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Little League Field
Garden City Co-op
Church of the Nazarene
Clint Lightner
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus Reds
Fienup Park
Cimarron Travelers
Garden City Telegram
Kismet Komels
Coca-Cola
Garden Bowl
Great Bend
Larned
Greensburg
Knothole Base
Knights of Columbus Blues
Kiwanlg
Little Field
Kiwanis
Knights
Rotary
Liony
Scott City Country Club
Garden’ Bowl
Kiwanis Va
Baseball leaders eye league batting and pitching records
The Associated Press details top hitters and pitchers from the American and National Leagues. Malzone Boston leads with .348 average and 91 hits. Allison Minnesota tops runs and RBIs. Kaline Wagner and others show strong power. In the NL, Aaron leads in runs and RBIs, Great and White pace doubles, and Koufax and Marichal headline the pitching list.
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Malzone
Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Kaline
Detroit
Power
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Frogoal
Los Aneles
Hemevins
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
Ford
New York
Pizarro
Chicago
Bunning
Detrott
Davia
White
St. Louis
Wnd
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
Cincinnaati
Brock
Skinner
Cincinnati
H. Aaron
Banks
Cepeda
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Pinson
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Pope Paul sets date for Ecumenical Council reconvenes
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI orders the Ecumenical Council to reconvene on September 20 in Rome. Over 2,500 prelates are expected for the assembly, the largest gathering in history. The council, begun by Pope John XXIII to promote Christian unity, was suspended after John’s death and is now continued by Paul VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Special Council
Rome
John XXIII
Paul
John
Tee Ball Ends in Close Win for Antelopes Over Beavers
Final score 12 to 11 at Finnup Park Diamond on Thursday afternoon in a junior girls tee-ball game for ages 9 and 10. Batting tees, not pitches, teach basics of batting and fielding. Remaining games in the four-team league are scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays after school.
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Antelopes
Beavers
Finnup Park Diamond
Excavators win slow pitch shootout over Lutherans 17 to 6
In Garden City on a Friday game the Excavators defeated St James Luther 17 to 6 after seven innings. Reed Stinematz led with a four hit effort and keys three Lutheran errors sparked the rally in the fourth inning. Lutherans stranded 11 runners while Excavators had four costly errors.
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Reed
Stinemet
Exenvators
St. James Luther
Hoch
Gary Pahner
Ken Klaner
Virgil Hands
Joe Deefling
Karl Rinsen
Corky Nowitt
T Imnes
Hilary Taft
Richard Stickney
Reed-Stinematz
Southwest to Play at Pratt in Double Header
Southwest Carpet and Tile heads for Pratt on Sunday for a men's fastpitch softball double header. The Carpeters face rugged Schaffer Plow with first game at ant and pin. Pratt features pitcher Hara Smith who once pitched for Roc Menaner Constra tion of Wichita to a state title two years ago. Also, Mickey Mantle is expected to return by July 11 as X-rays show fast healing of a broken left foot metatarsal.
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Southwest
Prat
Schaffer
Ant & Pin
Pratt
Hara Smith
Roc Menaner
Wichita
NEW York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Sidney Gaynor
Yankee Club
Mantle
Baltimore
Rubelee Meets Graham in Kandiy Golf Semi Finals
Pat Rubelee of Kansas City faces Mrs. Paul Graham of El Dorado as Diane Wilson of Kansas City advances to the Kandiy women’s golf tournament semifinals. In quarterfinals, Jubelee beat Mrs Thomas Hyde Overland Park 4 and 1, Graham beat Mrs Kenneth Grigsby Coffeyville 2 and 1, Harelada Tented edged Mrs Howard Dunham Salina 4 and 2, and Wilson beat Mrs Ralph Coover Junction City 8 and 4.
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Manhattan
Kan
Pat Rubelee
Kansas City
Pat Graham
EL Dorado
Ray Harris
Wiehlia
Diane Wilson
Jubelee
Thomas Hyde
Overland Park
Graham
Kenneth Grigsby
Coffeyville
Harelada
Howard Dunham
Salina
Misa Wilson
Ralph Coover
Junction City
AL Pennant Race Yields Standouts Luplow Mower
AL pennant chase features standout plays by Cleveland outfielder Al Luplow and Vic Mower. Luplow made a spectacular diving catch to rob Dick Williams of a potential three-run homer, preserving a 6-4 win over Boston. The Twins moved within three games of first after a 10-6 win over Detroit as Ray Herbert hurled a five-hitter for his sixth shutout, while Washington and Philadelphia posted strong wins in the other NL and AL games.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
al Luplow
Vic Mower
Luplow
Cleveland
Dick Williams
Boston
Power
Minnesota
Detroit
Pi Regan
Tigers
Twins
New York
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Krishnan Seeks Wimbledon Semi Final Run
Wimbledon round of 16 action centers on Ramanathan Krishnan as he faces top seed Roy Emerson in a criticsized bracket. Krishnan, 26, fights on in a long international career after a 8-4 8-0 0-4 win over Ronald Barnes as McKinley leads Americans in third round singles.
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John Gale
Wimbledon
Enyland
Ramanathan Krishnan
Roy Emerson
Krishnan
Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Chick McKinley
Frank Vroehling
McKinley
MecKintoy
United States
Steverrold Taldip Mukerlea
Asia
Trochling
Cora Cables
Pla
Rogey Taylor
Great Britain
Darlena Hard
Long Boneh
Calif
Whippers Molga Shultze
Germany
Newcomers Creating Furor in Golf Open
Cleveland AP reports two colorful newcomers in the Cleveland Open field of 180, battle for the top prize of 22 000 in a 410 000 event. Bill Wguera 10 from Henderson News and Clyde Moon Mulling 2d year from India Calif, recently outshine veterans as they chase their first tour win. Moon tied for second with Mullins and Mebert after round one while Player Wininger and others hold early leads.
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Cleveland
Bill Wguera
Henderson
News
Clyde (Moon) Mulling
India
Calif
Kentucky
Hills
Pacers
Brasale
Ted Bln
Cary
Oklahoma City
Bo Wininger
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Flora Warfield
Hetty Hewes
Linda Koppis
Charlotte Reist
Patty Keim
Robin Sroufe
Janet Burgardt
Judy Keim
Dee Srouse
Warfield
Pete Jiminez
Hon Wasinger
Leo Eck Aingled Vice
Mack Jameson
Buzz Cockbel
Jerry Schultz
Andy Guerrero
John Holmes
Rupp
The
S. Bolo
Burns
Allen
Gonzales
Enrico de Nicola
People’s Police
Russia
Robert Soblen
Israel
Robert Looman
Chester
W.va
Looman
Ellen Sue
Smoky
Lake of the Ozarks
Miami Beach
Fla
West
Virgina
Ellen Ste
Smokey
Nhe Lutherans
Castless Mantle
Paul Graham
Rutin
Kim King
Don Zimmer
Hobbg Landrith
Philadelphia Wall Apadt Fittaburgh
Red Sox
Johnny Posky
Wil Hinma
Joe Paparolla
Sue Clinton
Driving Hart
Harmon Killeebrow
Killebrow
Rich Rolling
Zollo Vernalles
Cal
Jim Perry
Terry Fox
Del
Logart
Jim Boteton
Ninga
Herbert
Aix
King
Zimemer
Byl Brinksmitt
Landwrith
Norm Siebern
Botiilg Dantola
Dave Wickersham
Krishman
Hog
Winsinger
Dy- Rors
Mullina
Rolf
Mullins
Dave Tl
Jackson
Mich
Lionil Mebert
Lafayette
Lai
Little Links
Sat, & Son
Abe
Garden City Ice Co
Garden City
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