Standings and results across American and National Leagues
Baseball standings show Detroit and New York atop the American League with tight races in the middle. Wednesday results include Minnesota over California and Chicago over Oakland, with Boston beating Detroit. National League leaders Pittsburgh and New York hold early leads as several games finish with decisive wins.
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22 Tilts in Rec Loops 22 Tilts in Rec Loops
Twenty two baseball and softball games were played Wednesday in city recreation programs. League results include Mercury 124 over Jupiter, Waxles 184 over Orioles, Deofield over Farmland Foods, GL Forum 17 2 over The Saints, Morni Gh 32 33 over Tulips, Lilies W 28 over Holcomb, Aries 58 over Sege, Rabbits 9 4 over Squirrels, Chipmunks over Leerie Holcomb 10 3, Reds 11 over Greens, Braves 19 3 over Spire, and others noted as unreported or unfinished.
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Garden City Bison edge Colby 2 1 in non league thriller
Garden City Bison defeat Colby 2 to 1 at Clint Lightner Field in a pitchers duel. Russ Boone struck out seven of ten Colby batters over five innings while Kevin Sterling and Jim Clanton led Garden City with two hits each. Colby failed to capitalize on scoring chances as timely hits and errors limited their offense.
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Crafty Cubans Set East AL Race to Latin Tempo
Two Cuban veterans Luis Tiant and Mike Cuellar stirred the AL East race with wins for Red Sox and Orioles respectively. Tiant held Detroit to one hit in five relief innings, while Cuellar allowed five hits in a 5-0 Orioles win over the Yankees. The White Sox beat Oakland 6-4 and Minnesota edged California 7-6. In the NL, Mets beat Phillies 3-2 and several other scorelines highlighted the night. Tiant spoke of returning to his motion as he shifted to a Latin tempo on the mound.
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Weekend schedule highlights from Sublette area leagues
Friday's lineup features multiple leagues across venues. Planet League hosts Holcomb versus Jupiter at St Dominic, Skyline at Cleaver Field hosts Falcons against Eagles, and Men’s Softball at Fansler Field includes Weese Construction versus Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield, plus Oswalt Industries versus Club 45 and Pepsi-Cola versus Farmland Foods.
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Weese Construction
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Reservoir
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Stampeders Beat CFL All-Stars In Finale Thriller
Calgary Stampeders edge CFL All-Stars 23-22 as John Helton scores a 40 yard touchdown after a fumble recovery. Jim Lindsey passes for two touchdowns and Jesse Mims clinches late with a 36 yard TD reception tipped by Garney Henley. Controversial penalties and on field tensions dot the game.
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Young Golfer Becomes Pro After Declaring Himself
PITTSBURGH AP Jim Simons, 22, veteran of four U S Open Golf tournaments, leaves amateur ranks to turn professional saying the switch is official once he declares. He spoke from his Butler Pennsylvania home. Six Wake Forest football games will be at home in Winston-Salem next season.
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Garden City YMCA Invite Draws 263 Swimmers From Three States
The Garden City Family YMCA Invitational drew 263 swimmers from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas over the weekend with eight towns entered. Ulysses won the team title 574 points to 562 for Lakin Garden City placed third with 259 points. Notable Garden City results include Rhonda Knoll Debbi Alpers Becky Alpers Heidi Bigler and others achieving multiple firsts and relays across girls and boys divisions.
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Garden City Ymca
Debbie Alpers
Becky Alpers
Heidi Bigler
Aleta Smith
Rita Borah
Garden City
Ebien Ackley
Garden
Allison Ackley
Laurie Dickerson
Rhonda Knoll
Steve Alpers
Bob Lewis
Carl Bigler
Larry Alpers
Richard Knoll
Jon Bigler
Doug Lewis
Western Cattle Co Inc Contacts for Stocker and Feeder Cattle
Western Cattle Co Inc lists contact numbers for JACK DALY in Garden City HAROLD WOODS in Dighton and a main office in Dighton. They specialize in order buying of all Slosses stocker and feeder cattle and offer fat cattle on commission. Local brokers PETE HUTCHINS in Scott City JIM JASPER and DENNIS SCHROEDER in Dighton provide further numbers.
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Scott City
Jim Jasper
Lakin swimmers dominate YMCA meet with 12 firsts
Lakin swimmers claimed 12 individual wins at the YMCA meet, finishing with 562 team points and narrowly missing the team title by 12. Mona Jones led with multiple firsts including a 2:57.7 medley and a 1:22.3 butterfly, while Bob Beymer and Rocky Gottspooner each earned three firsts in freestyle, butterfly, and medley events among a large set of top finishes from numerous Lakin swimmers.
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Kearny Countians
Mona Jones
Mary Randolph
Jil Harris
Goni Jones
Felicia Ochoa
Tammy Tate
Becky Ochoa
Bob Beymer
Lex Shaw
Mike Wheat
Vic Sharpe
Gary Jones
Gary Randolph
Robby Belt
Bryant Tallant
Rocky Gottspooner
Derby Roller Derby Comes to Pueblo Public School Stadium
Derby to roll into Pueblo Sunday at Public School Stadium. Elks sponsor as 13 000 seat arena expected to host about 10 000 fans. Action 7 p.m. Mountain Time. typical bout lasts 2 1/2 hours amid vigorous skating and heavy contact.
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Golfers Ok Scotch Foursome Event In Garden City Club
Seventy two golfers joined Garden City Country Club on Sunday for a Scotch Foursome invitational featuring players from Hugoton Liberal and Cimarron. Betty Thomas Cimarron won a string prize for hole in one using eight inches of string.
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Burbamys
Tony Marting
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Betty Thomas
Cimarron
Velma Piland
John Dickerson
Oklahoma Footballer Signs Browns Pact
The Cleveland Browns signed guard Ed Stewart of East Central Oklahoma to a 1972 contract. With the signing, the NFL club has now signed all of its draft choices.
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Ed Stewart
East Central
Oklahoma
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