McCovey's 13th inning blast seals Giants win
Willie McCovey led off the 13th with his second homer of the day, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds. He also hit a two-run shot in the first, as SF won their 16th of 20. Bernie Carbo and Tommy Helms sparked a Reds rally to tie in the ninth.
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Astros
Tommie Agee
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Milt Warthee
Mel Stottiamyre
Gibson Speaks Tonight Phillies Cubs clash on Sunday
Baseball notes recap a day of games. The Phillies won 7-1 as Hands walked Fredd with the bases loaded and Bunting struggled. Cepeda and Aaron led Atlanta past the Dodgers 4-1 while Aaron moved into eighth on the all time list with his 54th career doubles. Mets beat Astros 6-5 on Bob Bailey and Aspromonte’s late heroics. Yankees edge Rangers in a doubleheader sweep. Orioles topple Royals 5-3 behind Cuellar. Angels top Tigers 4-3 as Alomar drives in the decisive run.
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Season ends for JC linksters in Dodge City Invitatio n
Garden City Junior College golf team finished seventh and last at the Dodge City Juco Invitational at Dodge City Country Club. Hutchinson Juco won with 297 strokes led by medalist Steve Goering. Laney Davis led Garden City with 98, while Steve Douglass shot 100 and Bruce Wahlmeier 106.
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Jayhawk Gridders Vote Big John Most Valuable
Lawrence AP The 1970 Onmand Beach Award, voted by Kansas football players as the most valuable, goes to fullback John Riggins. Riggins, 230 pounds from Centralia, Kan, rushed 1,131 yards in 1970, 2,706 yards career, breaking school marks.
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Garden City tops Scott City 7 5 in high school dual golf
Garden City High defeated Scott City 7 to 5 in a Friday dual at Jaycee Air Links on sand greens. Next meet is Tuesday at Scott City after school, with regional play at Fort Hays Country Club in 5A and 4A.
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Mark McCandless
Garden Netters Second in Loop as Boone Wins Singles
Garden City High placed second in the West Central Kansas League tennis tournament at Larned. Dodge City dethroned the Buffaloes as conference tennis kings with 13 points to Garden 11. Russ Boone, a junior, won the WCKL singles championship for Garden City, defeating Joe Beebe of Dodge City 6-2, 6-2 in the final after a bye in round one. Garden City’s No 1 doubles pair Hays and Stallsworth were runners up, while Stuber and Cockriel placed fourth in doubles. Dodge City claimed the doubles crown and also took a spot in singles, giving the finalist a two-team edge in the meet.
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Freshmen Net Team Takes Third at Scott City Invite
Garden City placed third in a four team freshman tennis invitational at Scott City. Hugoton won with 11 points, Dodge City second with nine, Garden third with seven, and Scott City fourth with five. Mel Fry led Garden City's singles with a 1-4 record, while Jim White went 2-3. In doubles, Garden pair Tim Myers and Shenry Kemper finished 4-2 for third, and Wayne Hullet with Clayton Huelskamp went 0-6 for eighth. Steve Kibby of Scott City won singles. Don Riley and Tim Harris of Dodge City were doubles runners-up.
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Ransom Cager to Attend Juco Here
Ransom Cager a 6-3 forward from Ransom High signs intent to play next season for Garden City Junior College. He joins broadcaster Jim Schreiber on the roster. last season Garden City posted 13-9. Cager averages 25 points and 15 rebounds per game and is son of the Clarence Schreiber family.
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Garden City JUNIOR College names 1970 71 lettermen
College Names Cage Lettermen basketball lettermen for the 1970 71 season at Garden City Junior College were announced this week by Head Coach Duane Channel. The Broacbuster finished 17 10 overall with seven sophomores and three freshmen earning letters. Named players include Mark Nelson Jeff Boone Stan Ostmeyer Steve Ostmeyer Gary Daily Dan Casey and Ron Tolliver Weskan Stan Weber and others from Garden City Grinnell Hill City and Tulsa.
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Hill City
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Depth Could Be Jayhawk Problem
LAWRENCE AP Depth looms as a football problem for Kansas again. New Jayhawk coach Don Fambrough notes a big drop from the top to the second at same positions. He worries lack of competition slows player development and says he will be disappointed if Kansas is not a better defensive team this year. He adds that staying healthy could allow them to surprise.
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OTB Derby Returns Big Payouts and Plans for Preakness
NEW YORK AP The New York City OffTrack Betting Corp posted Derby bets of 1 030 492 with Canonero II paying 59 for a 2 win and 549 20 on exacta with Jim French. OTB earned about 150000 from the Derby for the City, and plans a Preakness special at Pimlico May 15. Kansas State clinched the Big Eight soccer title with a 3-1 win over Missouri at Stillwater. Karl Frank named top offensive player and Guy Darland top defender.
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Standits Standings and Weekend Results Recap
Baseball standings for the Standits and leagues show New York leading the National League with 13 wins and 8 losses, Pittsburgh at 14-10, Montreal 9-7, St Louis 14-11, Chicago 6i. 0 13 43 5 064, Philadelphia 7 14 333, West S Francisco 19 6 760. Montreal and St Louis split weather affected games. weekend results include Montreal 2 St Louis 2 after rain, Houston 3 New York 1, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2. Sunday scores: St Louis 1 Montreal 6, New York 6 Houston 5 in 10, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 1, Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 1, Pittsburgh 5 San Diego 1, San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2. American League highlights: Boston 14-8, Baltimore 13-9, Washington 12-12, New York 19-11, California 9-8, Oakland 18-10, Kan City 12-12. Multiple games decided: Cleveland 2 Oakland 1, California 9 Detroit 1, Chicago 5 Washington 3, Minnesota 7 Boston 3, Milwaukee 1 New York 6, Oakland 8 3 Cleveland 5 7 second game 10 innings. No games scheduled.
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Warrings 215 Tops In Athletic League Action
Warring's 215 tops high individual game with Earl Proffitt leading 545 in series. Rickman posts 876 team game and 2,495 team series. Pizza Garden clinches first in Athletic League after Go-Getters top team game 752 and Cats 2,138 team series. Also notes Cottenwood, Meadowlark, and Krebs leagues with standout scores. Former Yankee Billy Gardner named Pawtucket manager in Eastern League.
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Garden City Junior High shines at Great Bend track meet
Garden City Junior Highs Fresh Miss First led Buffs against strong rivals at the Great Bend event. Ninth graders finished second with 38 points as Garden swept relays including 440-yard and mile relays. Seventh and eighth graders scored 9 points, with Jay Martinez winning the broad jump. Upcoming meets include Hutchinson Junior High Invitational, Scott City Invitational, and West Central Kansas League at Larned.
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