Kline Klippers Split Twin Bill In Dodge City Softball
Kline Klippers split a women s softball doubleheader with Garden City s Smith Packers and R S Sinclair. Ruth Vile coached Kline s squads to a 8-7 loss in game one and a 20-8 win in game two as Linda Sanchez and Peggy Hendrick led the offense. A 29 run nightcap featured 17 Kline players and eight homers, including Elaine Stotler and Lena Lewis. Smith plans a return game in Dodge City on July 21.
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Kline Klimers
Dodge City
Garden City
Ruth Vile
Smith Packers
Garden
Jack Knight
Smith
Kline
R&s Sinclair
Shirley Desemo
Elaine Sotler
Vinita Beil
Ruth Saffell
Pace Smith
Janice Nusser
Sharon Nasser
Rosie Pickett
Cheri Pauley
Barbara Knight
Peggy Hendrick
Beverly Bartholomew
Jean Zimmer
Joyce James
Ernestine Shirm
Elaine Stotler
Winsta ‘Bell
Peggy Headtrick
Lena Lewis
Janie Gregg
Bev Bartholomess
Linda Sanchez
Karen Seals
Jane Ehrlich
Lois Moorman
Patsy Ramirez
R&s
Andrea Servanj
Smith Packing
Kippers
Lakin and Garden City Women Split Softball Doubleheader
Lakin and Garden City split a Thursday night softball doubleheader at Loucks Park Diamond. In the main game Welders Supply of Garden City edged Lakin 5 to 4 after a five inning clash with 11 hits per side. Welders took the lead in the top of the fifth and held on. In the preliminary, Lakin reserves won 12 to 8 on hits as Garden scored in the first two innings. Garden sent 14 batters to the plate while Lakin's 26 batters faced the pitcher.
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Lakin
Loucks Park
Garden City
Welder
Welberg
Garden
Men’s Softball m35 Tonight at Innup Park Diamond
Local men’s summer softball league hosts third round action tonight with an 8 p.m. game between Eov'swest Carpet and Tile and McClung-Payne Pharmacy followed by Garden City Co-op versus Las Palmas Tavern at 9 p.m. Both games free admission. Sunday make-up games postponed due to Las Palmas competing in Newton. Monday features McClung against Hornung at 8 p.m. and Las Palmas versus Southwest at 9 p.m.
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McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Garden City Co-op
Las Palmas Tavern
McClung
Las Palmas
Horning TV
Newton
Hornung
Southwest
Mulkey Favored In National AAU Decathlon
Phil Mulkey of Memphis has been installed as the favorite to win the National AAU Decathlon tonight and Saturday, as Albuquerque reports the upcoming event with Mulkey leading the field.
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Albuquerque
Deer or Antelope Sightings in Stevens County Area
Reports from Stevens County describe a pair of antelope or a doe with fawn spotted near Hugoton and Moscow. A buck was seen east of Hugoton, and the pair headed toward the Sandhills southwest of Moscow. The sighting prompted caution as the animals cleared fences easily.
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Stevens County
Hugoton
Moscow
Knights Blue beat Lions 4 1 in Minor Knothole clash
Knothele action KC reports a close Minor League game at Little League Field where Knights Blue defeated Lions 4 to 1. M Rupp pitched for Blues allowing two hits while striking out nine and walking eight. R Beck and Thompson had Lions’ two hits.
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Little League Field
Knights Blue
Lions
Clint Lightner
Rotary
Knights
M. Rupp
Blues
R. Beck
Thompson
Rupp
Bondy
Salter
Geier
Roland Kiwanis
Lions Lions
Kiwanis
Clint Lightner Field
P.m
Kisner Bourne Triumph in 18 Hole Women’s Play at GCCC
Weathered Tuesday turnout high at Garden City Country Club for ladies day with competition based on most paired even holes. Raye Kisner wins 18-hole A Flight and Judy Bourne takes 18-hole B Flight. 9-hole flights see Hart, Boone, Schiffelbein, and Christensen claim top spots. Upcoming Scotch foursome and buffet dinner noted. Wednesday ladies day set with medal pairings for 18-hole flights.
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Garden City Country Club
Raye Kisner
Judy Bourne
Katherine Hart
Joyce Boone
Maddie Schiffelbein
Margo Christensen
Blanche Webb
Kathryn Strackeljohn
Serena Downing
Maralyn Chmelka
Bernice Anderson
Raye Eisner
Louie Vance
Natalie Dickerson
Sally Robinson
Martha Schrader
Alice Stone
Marion Hess
Nellie Lile
LeNore Hinemann
JoAnn Sjodal
Polly Kerr
Alma Robinson
Vesta Korff
Lucille Kaiser
Maxine Blanchard
Siby Miller
Bonnie Devies
Katherine Sartorius
Abbe Morgan
Maxine Wixson
Sue Unger
Ruth Hooker
Florence
Burris
Grace Stoner
Jewel Blackett
Betty Waters
Grace Craig
Nonie Saffels
Doris Carmichael
Irene Oswalt
Esther Porter
June Benedict
Florence Nanninga
Virginia Meschke
Velma Piland
Mary Burden
Betty Benson
Ona Stansel
Jerry Anderson
Verna Appling
Virginia Krey
Louise Robinson
Gladys Mayo
Rachael Need
Jean Speckman
Pat Gardiner
Blanche Salyer
Bernice Robinson
Erna Andrews
Mildred Archibald
Lila Anderson
Mabel Cleaver
Verona Gottschalk
Martha Coller
Faye Carlson
Helen Fankhauser
Dorothy Ogden
Madonna Clausen
Shively Carmichael
Dorothy Reeve
Wanda Eisner
Anne Waddell
Arlena Hurst
Erdene Corley
Peebles Bowls High Scores in Garden Bowl League Night
Charles Peebles of the 89er's tops with 220 and a 591 series as the Summer Mixed League marks week four at Garden Bowl. Maxine Bates posts best women game 182 while Odel Rickman earns high women series 501 and teams post 712 game and 1,920 series. Results include Walls IGA 4 0 over Little Rascals and Rickman Body Shop 1,920 tops 89er's 1,880.
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Charles Peebles
Garden Bowl
Maxine Bates
the &Er
Odel Rickman
Rickman Baby Shop
Walls Iga
Elliott
Printers
Wildcats
Krazy Kats
Rockets
Rickman Body Shop
Masoner Named To Second Term On KU Board
Paul Masoner of 1103 Gillespie is named to another three year term on the University of Kansas Athletic Board. Normon W. Jeter of Hays and Wallace B. Hinshaw of Wichita are added as new members. The 18 member board includes alumni, faculty, staff, and students with Dr Calvin VanderWerf as chairman and Dr Laurence Woodruff as faculty rep.
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Paul Masoner
Gillespie
University of Kansas Athletic Board
Masoner
K.U. Alumni Association
Norman W. Jeter
Hays
Wallace B. Hinshaw
Wichita
Milton B. Miller
Topeka
Arthur B. Weaver
Lawrence
al E. Haas
Steady Improvement For Branch Rickey
SUDBURY Ontario AP Branch Rickey shows steady improvement after a heart attack suffered on vacation at Manitoulin Island. Dr John Stirgridge said the 79 year old baseball executive has little chance of release from hospital for two to three weeks.
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Ont
Rickey
Manitoulin Island
Tohn Stirgridge
Mays Belts Three for Giants to Put Them in N L Second
Willie Mays homered three times in the Giants opener and added a triple and a double in the nightcap as San Francisco swept a Philadelphia twin bill 8-7 in 10 innings and 4-1 to move within 244 games of first place Cincinnati. He raised his average to .331, drove in five runs, and tied the game with two-run shots off Dallas Green. Billy O'Dell started the opener and Juan Marichal earned the win in relief. The Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-2 as Don Cardwell and George Altman led Chicago's attack to four Cubs homers in a 17-hit game.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Giants
Willie
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Mays
Dallas Green
Frank Sullivan
Art Mahaffey
Billy Lees
Ken Lehman
Phils
Billy O'Dell
Sam Jones
Juan Marichal
Cubs
Jim Maloney
Don Cardwell
Cardwell
Billy Williams
al Heist
George Altman
Earl Francis
Elroy
Dodgers
Pirates
Orioles Stretch Lead With 6-2 Win Over Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles beat Kansas City 6-2 behind Dick Hall two-hit outing, extending their win streak to five and lifting them to fourth place as Detroit topped Chicago 5-2. Cleveland fell 3-1 to Washington, Boston defeated Minnesota 9-5, and Detroit’s win featured a late go-ahead rally in 93-degree heat.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Dick Hall
Birds
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Boston
Minnesota
Standings and results from the baseball circuit and schedules
The standings show Detroit leading with 47 wins and 26 losses, Cleveland and Baltimore near the top, and Minnesota and Kansas City in lower positions. Thursday results include Detroit defeating Chicago and Boston beating Minnesota, with Washington topping Cleveland and Baltimore beating Kansas City. Upcoming Friday and weekend games feature Detroit at Baltimore and Chicago at Los Angeles among others. The second batch lists San Francisco and Pittsburgh contending, with Chicago and Philadelphia also noted in various results and matchups.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. GB
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Invitational Softball Tourney at Lamar In Colorado
A six team invitational men’s softball tournament will be held in Lamar Colorado this weekend. The double elimination event runs Saturday and Sunday with the championship game at 9 p.m. Sunday. Teams include Johnny's and Farm Supply of Lamar Las Animas Wiley Rocky Ford and La Junta.
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Lamar
Colo
Arkansas Valley of Colorado
Johnny’s
Farm Supply
Las Animas
Wiley
Rocky Ford
la Junta
Elkhart Hires Plains Coach For Wildcats Lead
Bill O'Hair, former Plains High coach and HPC member, accepted the head football and basketball post at Elkhart Wildcats. He will teach physical education and drivers training, plus science previously, with summer college to qualify for drivers training. He and his wife have two sons and plan to move to Elkhart in late August.
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Bill O‘hair
Plains High
Elkhart Wildcats
O'Hair
Plains
HPC
Englewood High
University of Wichetta
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