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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1960

Page

8

Pioneers Rout Oilers 17-0 In Nonleague Win

Garden City Pioneers improved to 7-2 with a 17-0 shutout of the Lakin Oilers at Clint Lightner Field. BP Bergkamp hit a triple and Tom Bergkamp a three run homer as Garden City piled up 13 hits and nine walks. Lakin used three pitchers. Overton tossed no hit ball in fifth through eighth. Next action is a non-league at Las Animas.

Garden City Pioneer Town Lakin Oilers Clint Lightnet Field Lakin Pioneers Hve Bob Bergkamp Tom Bergkamp Jim Mall Earl Whiteley Laverne Billinger Pioneer Bob Taylor Oilers Vance Poteet Poteet Wilson Jim Hall Chico Reyes Lynn Overton Overton Dave Rust Gerald Henderson Clint Lightner Las Animas Lamar Walsh Syracuse Liberal Marcow Rotegram State Garden City Pioneer Tom Bergkam Homer

Fight Results From Across The Nation

Fresno boxer Ben Medina knocked out Oscar Ortegon in Fresno while Herman Marques outpointed Manuel Elias in Stockton. Paolo Rosi and Joey Lopez drew in Sacramento. Ray Riojas defeated Jimmy Hornsby in Los Angeles and Lennie Sparks beat Larry Wright in Halifax. Henry Hank versus Victor Zalazar bout postponed to Tuesday due to rain.

Associated Press Fresno Calif Ben Medina Oscar Ortegon Phoenix Ariz Herman Marques Stockton Manuel Elias Sacramento Paolo Rosi New York Joey Lopez Drew Los Angeles Ray Riojas Fort Worth Tex Jimmy Hornsby Halifax N.S Lennie Sparks Larry Wright Brooklyn N. Y Detroit Henry Hank Victor Zalazar

Coke and Yellow Cab Triumph in Softball Twin Bill

Coke defeated Welders Supply 10-5 in the opener at Finnan Park as Judy Golay led with a single and triple, while Lily Dreiling, Beverly Wasinger, and Becky Brooks added key hits. Yellow Cab exploded for 13-3 over Pierceville, piling on six runs in the first inning and seven in the fourth behind a two-inning scoring burst.

Coca Cola Yellow Cab Finnan Park Coke Welders Supply Cabbies Pierceville Welders Carol Katz Judy Golay Lily Dreiling Beverly Wasinger Becky Brooks Lila Farmer Jeanne Bennett

Valenzuela Pars Leads Industrial Golf League Week Seven

Al Valenzuela of Elliott Printers shot an even par 35 to highlight week seven in the Industrial Golf League at Jaycee Airlinks. Results show Elliott Printers over Garden City Sheet Metal Works 189-146, Burtis Motor over Wheatland Electric 145-155, Cities Service over Business Equipment 145-150, Foster Music over Five Points Nursery 145-150, Campbell Abstract over Bell Engine 141-153, Gardiner's Dairy over Anthony's 153-157, Pete's Standard Service and Hall Oil and Gas tied 141, and standings list Elliott Printers 6-1 top, Wheatland Electric 5-2-1, others follow with 3-4 to 2-5 records.

al Valenzuela Elliott Printers Jaycee Garden City Sheet Metal Works Burtis Motor Wheatland Electric Cities Service Foster Music Nursery Campbell Abstract Bell Gardiner's Dairy Anthony's Pete’s Standard Service Hall Oil and Gas Burtis Motor and Cities Service Pete's Standard G. Bell Gardler’s Dairy Foster Music and Business Equipment Sheet Gardiner’s Elliot Printers Wheasland Electric Pete

Buchholz Added to Wichita Tourney

WICHITA AP Cliff Buchholz brother of Earl Buchholz wins entry for Missouri Valley tennis tournament July 14 at the University of Wichita. top competitors include Neil Unterseher Hal Surface Jr. Dave Snyder Gene Land Sonny Straw Dalton Neil Roush Dick Mechem and Connie Christler Lucille Davidson in a strong field across men and women events.

Wichita Cliff Buchholz Buchholz St. Louis University of Wichita Earl Buchholz Cliff United States Missouri Valley Neil Unterseher Lincoln Neb Hal Surface Jr Kansas City Dave Snyder Winfield Kan Tucson Ariz Gene Land of Oklahoma City Tulsa Sonny Straw Pryor Okla Day Dalton Neil Roush Pratt, Rap The Uni Versity Dick Mechem Ruston Topeka Connie Christler Mission Lucille Davidson Raytown Miss Davidson Miss Christler

Fate Of Continental Baseball Loop In Limbo After Senate Draft Move

NEW YORK AP The fate of the Continental League hangs in the balance as President Branch Rickey and Bill Shea discuss plans amid a Senate vote that opens major league rosters to unrestricted drafts. The pending impact on operations next year remains uncertain.

New York Branch Rickey Bill Shea Senate Con Piercaville Janice Nusser Ruby Perez Marsha Cronin Elvira Valenlguela Yellow Caby Coca Cola Welders Pierceville

Continentals Lose Bid on Draft and Indemnity Clash

Shea warns plans must be reconsidered as the bill to draft minor leaguers for major teams dies. The dispute over indemnity for cities hurt proposed Continental League aims, with Buffalo and Toronto seeking $750000 each while the Continental League offers $60000. Commissioner Ford Frick says the bill would have harmed all major and minor leagues.

Washington Buffalo Toronto Ford Frick

City weighs buying Kansas City Athletics

Kansas City councilman Charles Shafer proposes city purchase of the Athletics. Ed Wollers, attorney and minority stockholder, says most stock will be sold. Arnold Johnson's estate taxes drive cash needs. The Chamber of Commerce seeks private investors to raise about two million dollars and bonds could back a buyout. Ben Hogan shoots 23 pars in National Open rounds.

Kansas City Charles Shafer Kansas City Athletics Ed Wollers Arnold Johnson Wollers Mome Johnson Shafer Chamber of Commerce Group J. W. Putsch Chamber

American crews lead at Henley Royal Regatta

The Henley Royal Regatta opens with eight United States crews, the largest American contingent since 1830. A key first round pairs Harvard’s lightweight eight against Oxford’s JM Beat varsity, in the Thames Challenge Cup.

Henley-On - the - Thames England Thames United States Henley Harvard Oxford University Hsis

Fullmer Basilio Rematch Headlines Salt Lake Title Fight

In Salt Lake City tonight Gene Fullmer defends the world middleweight NBA title against Carmen Basilio in a rematch of their August draw. The 15 round bout at Derks Field airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST with Utah and parts of Wyoming excluded. Fullmer, 28, favored at 7:5 or 8-6, fights in his home state against Basilio, 38, who was stopped in the 14th round in their first meeting under California rules.

Salt Lake City Gene Fullmer Utah Carmen Basilio New York San Francisco Derks Field ABC Wyoming Massachusetts Paul Pender Fullmer Basiio Carmen California Sey Alt

Pirates struggle as leaders cling to slim edge

In a mixed pennant chase update, the Pittsburgh Pirates face mounting pitching issues as losses to Chicago and San Francisco threaten their grip on first place. Meanwhile Milwaukee and Cincinnati gain ground, Philadelphia and the Giants win tight games, and Washington rides a midseason surge despite injuries to aces.

Associated Press Esther Pittsburgh Pirate S Danny Murtaugh Bucs Vern Law Bob Friend Chicago Cubs Harvey Haddix Pirates San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles Dallas Green Dodgers Giants Jiie Roberto Clemente Stu ' Miller Jack Sanford Sanford Hal Smith Felipe Alow Andre Rodgers Rocky Nelson S' Rler Sam Jones Wes Covington Braves Glen Hobbie Ed Bailey Reds Ron Kline Jim O'Toole Jim Brosnan Bill Henry

Major Leaders in Major Leagues and National League Stats

Summary of top league leaders including batting leaders Runnels and Minoso with averages, Mantle and Maris in runs and home runs, Aparicio and Minoso leading steals, and pitching marks for Coates and Brown. National League leaders include Mays and Banks in batting and RBIs, with multiple players topping hits, doubles, triples, and home runs. Also notes the Immortal Citation horse winning three stakes at Hialeah in 1948.

Runnels Boston Minoso Chicago Mantle New York Maris Gentile Baltimore Lollar Skowron Siebern Kansas City Allison Washington Mays San Francisco Larker Los Angeles Hoak Pittsburgh Banks Clemente Bruton Milwaukee Pinson Cincinnati Kirkland Boyer St. Louis Law McCormick Drysdale Friend Immortal Citation Hialeah

Laughlin and Machine Supply Slew in Week Seven Golf

Laughlin Pharmacy and Machine Supply won weekly matches in the Ladies Airlinks Golf Assn seventh week. Laughlin defeated Smith Lane Co by 18 strokes while Machine Supply beat Bath Moblie Service by two. Laughlins lead with six wins one loss. Machine Supply sits second at 5 2. Bohs and Smith Sand follow. Schedule pits Laughlins vs Machine Supply and Bohs vs Smith Sand with games due by Sunday.

Laughlin Pharmacy Machine Supply Ladies Airlinks Golf Assa Laughling Smith Lane Co Bath Laughlins Boh's Smith Sand Boh’s

Baseball standings and results from midweek schedule

Baseball standings show Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Kansas City in the American League with Baltimore at 27 wins 38 losses and Detroit at 32 32. Pittsburgh leads the National League with 41 24 and Milwaukee 46 31. Tuesday results include New York defeating Kansas City 5 2 and Cleveland over Baltimore 3 2 in 11 innings. Wednesday games list Kansas City at New York and Detroit at Boston among others with Cleveland at Baltimore and Chicago at Washington to follow.

Camilo Pastual Pedro Ramos Harmon Killetrew Baltimore Senators Chicago White Sox Ray Moore Chuck Stubbs Washington New York Yankees Kansas City A's Cleveland Johnny Temple Detroit Boston Ste Kansas City New York W. L. Pet Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati St. Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Los Angele

Appointees to Serve At President's Wish

Washington AP: Government Operations Committee urges Senate to require future political appointees to serve as long as the President desires before confirmation. The Jackson subgroup report notes testimony that many cabinet and agency appointees quit early before learning their duties.

Washington Senate Government Operations Committee Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Jackson

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