Paul Delgado Tops Garden Bowl Bowling Night
Paul Delgado of the National Guard led with a 256 high game and 608 high series at Garden Bowl. Other league results include Minter-Wilson Pump Co and Fritz Lehreihvegel posting top marks, while Connie Zirkel starred for the Wheeler’s Team with a 211 game and 494 series.
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Paul Delgado
National Guard
Hich
Gareden Bowl
Yankee League
Kearny County Bank of Lakin Nnd Hich
Minter-Wilson Pump Co
Delgado
Garden Bowl
Ingalls
Century Refinery
Southwest Music Co
Kearny County Bank
Dairy King of Lakin
Rickman Body Shop
Frank
Northern Natural Gas No. 1
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Porn Tobacco Sla
Northern Natural No. 2
Robinson Turns Pilot to Lead Dodgers in NYC
The Fedving Brooklyn Dodgers of the Continental Football League named Jackie Robinson as general manager amid a push to compete with the NFL Giants and AFL Jets in New York. They secured a franchise just last Saturday and face a crowded market at Yankee Stadium while seeking a coach, stadium, and players. The article also notes the 1965 Cubs beating the Dodgers eight times, with Dick Ellsworth winning four.
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NEW York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Jets
Jackie ‘Robiison
Jackie
Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Ellsworth
Abe’s Hope Leads Derby Trial Pack At Churchill Downs
Abe’s Hope is the 5-2 favorite in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs with other Derby candidates including Kauai King Amberoid Stupendous and Diecde Eclaire. Names reflect owners, sires, and locales, from Vere Bojinoff’s memory to Hawaiian island trips, Bold Ruler line, and Spain bred Clear Springs.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Abe
Hape
Ambersid
Hope
Pengarian
Vere Bojinoff
del Cargall Otmes
Better Bee
Vere
Michael Ford
Kauai
Count Amber
Lucien Laurin
Reginald Webster
Amber
Bold Ruler
Aqueduct
Williamston
Mich
Detroit
James Bartlett
Exhibitionist
Hirsch Jacobs
Promised Land
Nashua
Clear Springs
Spain
Die Cde Eclaire
Standings and schedule update from Associated Press
The Associated Press standings show Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Detroit Minnesota Washington and Boston with varying records. Monday's results included a rain postponement Baltimore at Washington. Today's games list Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Washington Kansas City at California Minnesota at Chicago Boston at Detroit and Boston at Detroit.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Allarda
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
G.B
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Getroit
Gue L
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Philadel
Atlanta
Willie Mays Seeks Elusive National League Home Run Record
SAN FRANCISCO AP Willie Mays pursues the NL home run mark against LA righty Don Drysdale in the opener of a three game series at Candlestick Park. Mays has hit 12 homers off Drysdale in 10 years and seeks his 12th this night and 512th career total as he fights fatigue illness and injuries since April.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Los Angeles
Bon Drysdale
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Dodger
Lanuer
Mays
Candlestick Park
Drysdale
Mel Ott
Houston
Thhen
Willie Wirt
St. Louis
Herman Franks
Ingalls Nips Copeland For Rolla Relays Crown
Ingalls High edged Copeland by one point to win the fourth annual Rola Relays in Rolla. Yarbrough Oklahoma edged host Rolla for third. Manter beat Moscow and Montezuma for fifth as 12 of 16 events set new marks. Arch ie Van Sickle led Ingalls with multiple wins in field events and Lonnie Taylor swept sprints.
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Rolla
Ingalls High
Copeland
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Ingalls
Vikings
Yar_brough
Okla
Manter
Moscow
Montezuma
Ensign
Balko
Kendall
Tyrone
Archie van Sickle
Lonnie Taylor
Yarbrough
Bruce Unruh
Taylor
Bond
Harold Unruh
Condra
Hardaway
Garold Unruh
Savilor
Leonard
Wes Unruh
Mangels
Herrman
Eorf
Jie Vere
Buck
McGary
Allen
Mantezuma
Mile
Miller
Neeley
Waht
Murphy
Mayhill
Neufeld
Ingalla
Degarmo
Cowan
Bruce Unrul
Inalls
Emberton
Banker
Inwalls
van Sickle
Beges
Line
Beggs
T. Sinning
Knott
Schofield
Lusk
Kort
Saintor
Barnes
James
Cates
Mitler
Guenther
Blundell
Timken Leads Jays to Second in Jetmore Relays
Cimarron High star Timken paced the Jays as Jetmore won the meet with 81 points, Cimarron second at 56, Ness City third with 34 points, and Spearville fourth. Dennis Jones of Jetmore claimed javelin broad jump and shot put titles. Timken also swept the 440 220 and 120 high hurdles.
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Jetmore
Cimarron High
Roger Timken
Cimarron
Ness City
Spearville
Dennis Jones
Mike Seybold
Timken
Bluejay
Leo Wehkamp
Soph Jobo Smith
Jim Coast
Dick English
Vera Burgett Shines in Keg Sweep at Garden Bowl
Vera Burgett led with a 143 single game and 395 series in the Beginners League at Garden Bowl Friday. Team 3 built a 1,321 team series while Team 6 posted 411 for the top team game as results show Team 2 over Team 1 242-14 and other matchups.
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Vera Burgett
Garden Bowl
Team
Quarry Beats Jones In 10 Round Heavyweight Clash
Jerry Quarry from Los Angeles won a 10 round decision against Al Jones of Memphis in Kansas City. Quarry scored a knockdown in the first round but could not finish, as Jones avoided heavy trouble and landed a few stings. Judges ruled 100-91 98-89 and 98-87 for Quarry, his 17th victory with two draws.
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Kansas City
Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
al Jones
Memphis
Temn
Quarry
Jones
Stinchcomb Tops at Syracuse Open Golf Event
Keith Stinchcomb of Lakin shot 8 under par 100 for 27 holes to win the Syracuse spring open at the Syracuse Golf and Country Club. He edged Kent Reyman of Holly and Kenneth Mutter of Garden City as golfers from Kansas and Colorado competed in 65 entries across multiple flights.
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Syracuse
Keith Stinchcomb
Lakin
Kearny County
Kansas
Colorado
Stinchcomb
Syracuse Golf and Country Club
Plum Creek
Kent Reyman
Holly
Colo
Kenneth Mutter
Garden City
Duane Wissel
Eads
Paul Wilson
Tom Castle
Marvin Maune
Kendall
Castle
Eads, Holly, Lamar, Sheridan Lake
Towner
Jerry Bieker Tops League With 231 at Garden Bowl
Jerry Bieker of the Birkle-Co operator Builders led Friday action with a 231 high game as Wheatbelt League finished week 34. Ray Shearmire posted a 591 series for Gano-Horace Grain. Birkle-Cooper also had top team game 1034 and team series 2948 amid a slate of league results at Garden Bowl.
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Jerry Bieker
Birkle-Cooper Builders
Wheatbelt League
Ray Shearmire
Gano- Horace Grain
Birkle-Cooper
Austin's 271 Tops and High Series Era in Local Bowling
Gene Austin led the Austin's Over-69 squad with a high game of 221 and a 597 series at Garden Bowl as the Athletic League closes week 34. Garden City Co-op had a top team game of 1,045 and Davies Case of Ingalls posted the best team series at 3,000 while several league results unfold across multiple matchups. Pete Thomson of Australia, a five time British Open champion, will play in the U.S. Open in San Francisco next month after filing his entry. he has not played in the U.S. Open since 1958.
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Maxine Bates
Sunflower Women’s League
Kerr
Gene Austin
Austin
Garden Bowl
Athletic League
Garden City Co-op
Davies Case
Ingalls
Smith Sand Co
Cities Service Gas
Holcomb Co-op
Blakeley
Larry
Minter Pump Co
Davies Cafe
Garden City
Roots
Gallahads Car Club
Meadowlark
Karen Ellis
Marilyn Holcomb
Five Points
Karen
Welders Supply
Ankrom Motors
Patterson Jewelers
Crotty
Western Motors
Quint Automotive
New York
Pete Thomson
Australia
San Francisco
Thomson
Garden City Junior High track season ends in tough meet
Garden City Junior High saw its long ninth grade winning streak end as torrential rain washed out many events at the Great Bend junior high meet. Roosevelt won the ninth grade title with 31 points, while Harrison led Great Bend in the lower division with 42 points. Garden won the 420 yard shuttle hurdle relay in a new 57.4 seconds record and had strong showings in the 440 yard relay and other events before rain halted several competitions. Next action is a two division dual meet at Dodge City at 2 30 p.m.
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Jays
Frosh (Phi) Timken
Dean Reimer
John Steinkuehler
Jim Coast
Cimarron
Paul Wehkamp
Phil Timken
Dodge City
Coldwater
Garden City
Baby Buffs
Great Bend
Roosevelt Junior High
Garden
Great Bere Harrison
Russell
Hays Junior High
Pratt
Larned
Harrison
Lyons
Great Bend Roosevelt
Frank Ewing
Pat Carter
David Stephens
Terry Meadors
Ernie Leija
Leija
Meadors
Stephens
Ewing
Buff Netters Tie for Second In Dodge Meet
Garden City High tied for second in a quadrangular tennis meet at Dodge City as Dodge City won with 9 points. Garden City and Larned each had 6, Cimarron 3. 24 matches were played with round robin divisions for No 1 and No 2 singles and doubles. Garden’s Scott Stuber dropped all matches. Royce Cleveland went 2-1 in No 1 and No 2 singles. Keller Kirch duo won 2 matches in No 1 doubles. Gilger Boone duo 2-1 in No 2 doubles.
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Buff Netters
Donge City
Garden City
Dodge City
Larned
Cimarron
Scott Stuber Tost
Steve Smith
Dwight Jennings
Dodge
Emil Lyons
Royce Cleveland
Doug Hunter
Bryan Ward
Bruce Koehn
David Kellert
Dick Kirch
Rich Jantz
Alan Eskam
Derry Dugan
John Baugher
Terry Livingston
Reid ¥Addington
Rocky Gilger
Jeff Boone
Bill Hagerman
Jim Zook
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Wenkle Drilling
Park Inn
Venkle Drilling
Henkle Drilling
Scott City Air Service
Rickman ‘Body Shop
Garden Belle Lumber
Kdnes
Scott City Air ‘Bervice
Santa Fe Ettes
Jgarden Bowl
Wheeler's
John Col‘hins Agency
Cafe
Krebs
Robinson
Abe’s Hope
THE
Associated Press
Ward Stanley
Roy Dewbre
John Lefferdink
Lamar
Cole
Dewbre
Myrl Legg
Cpent
Gano Schmidt
John Williamson
Dixon Rosenberry
Dr. C. E. Petterson
Pettersen
Schmidt
Williamson
Scott Walkinshaw
Lyle Baker
Derril Widenir
Northwestern Typewriter
Martin Construction
State Highway Dept
Rickman
Rogers Paint Store
National Alfalfa
Eastside Iron
BickleCooper
Gano-Horace Grain
Elliott Printers
Smith Land Co
Garden City Scale Co
Brikle-Cooper Builders
Ed Porter Lumber Co
Elliott
Fulton St. Texaco
Spencer
Roots Construction
West
Apco
Kerr Implement
L&e Implement
Laughlin Electric
Barber Homes
Crowley
Garden City Telegram Teesdey
Martha Savolt
Dairy Queen
Cottonwood Women’s League
Millie Back
Western Auto Store
Ethyl Anderson
McClung Pharmacy
Western Auto
Dorothy's Draperies
Production Credit Assn
Wells Iga Foodliner
Renick
Fidelity State Bank
Skein Ils
Clarence Dandridge
Larry Farr
Lowry Foster
Tony Leija
Buffs
Talley
Pore
Sandoval
Schreiber Motors
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
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