Cimarron Nickel Bites Dust in Iroquois Track Meet
Fowler’s Goldbugs edge Cimarron in a 59 to 55 battle for the Iroquois title as Ashland, Coldwater and Greensburg mount strong showings. Ashland’s mile relay set a record 3:42.11. Cimarron’s Timken and Wehkamp pace Jays with 12 scoring tracksters.
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Cimarron High
Bluejays
Jays
Fowler
Goldbugs
Larry Friend
Ashland
Coldwater
O’bleness
Lunsford
Broadie
Berryman
Greensburg
Roger Timken
Sam Wehkamp
Steve Brown
Tom Vandine
Max Oyler
Doug Sears
Soph
Standings and results from a packed baseball schedule
Standings show San Francisco leading with 14 wins and 9 losses, Pittsburgh 12–7, St Louis 15–8, and broader American League race includes Kansas City 10–7 and New York 7–6. Friday results feature key matchups, with Chicago and Detroit posting wins and New York edging Minnesota in extras. Upcoming games include San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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Boston
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Cleveland
KWGA Plans Four Tourneys Amid State Am at Manhattan
LAWRENCE AP The Kansas Womens Golf Association announced four summer tournaments along with the 41st state women's amateur June 24-29 at Manhattan Country Club. Wichita's Natasha Fife defends the state title. Tourney of Champions opens next Tue Wed Thu at Chanute. entries close today. Defending champ Janie Sartain of Kansas City Brookridge. EWGA director Mrs E W Geiger Jr also lists Kansas Nine Hole Medal Play Meet July 9-12 at Larnad with Louise Harmon defending. Kansas Damer Girls at Topeka Shawnee Country Club in August, Marge Allen defending 1962 win. State Sand Greens at Beloit Aug 13-15 with Karen Keelsing defending.
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Kansas Women's Golf Association
Manhattan Country Club
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Janie Sartain
Kansas City Brookridge
E. W. Geiger Jr
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Kansas
Larnad
Louise Harmon
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Juco Busters In Pueblo Today
Garden City Junior College track team competes in Pueblo Juco Invitational with last year finishing second among 10 teams. Air Force freshman squad won, Mesa JC placed third, Pueblo JC fourth. Event marks final JUCO meet for Garden as a junior college before conversion to four year status next year. Coach Dale Meadors led Garden to fourth in Hutchinson Night Relays. New GCIC school record in shot put by Larry Maero at 46 feet 0.5 inches.
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Larry Addison
Steve Flowers
Jay
Bond
Flowers
Butzine
Cimarron
Vandine
Addison
Larry Brown
Dale Bond
Broacbusters
Air Force Academy
Mesa JC
Grand Junction
Colo
Pueblo JC
Pueblo
Garden
Jucos
Colorado Junor College
Dale Meadors
Hutchinson JC
GCIC
Larry Maero
Rakow Fans A’s to Lead as Boston Falls
Ed Rakow pitched a 3-1 win to lift Kansas City back atop the standings, allowing four Boston hits as Wayne and Causey drove in the decisive runs. Causey’s .397 season clip highlighted a seventh inning rally. Bost on’s defeat tied them with the Yankees for second. In other AL games, Boyer homered for the Yankees to edge Minnesota, Aparicio and Gaines homered for Baltimore over Detroit, and Cleveland beat the Angels while Washington defeated the White Sox. In the NL, Cincinnati blanked St. Louis, San Francisco beat the Mets, Pittsburgh routed the Dodgers, Chicago downed Milwaukee, and Philadelphia edged Houston.
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Los Angeles Angels
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Red Sox
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Ed Bressaud
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George Alusik
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Jim Bouton
Yankee
Bill Stafford
Stafford
Earl Battey
Harry Bright
New York
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Jeff Paul Foytack
Tigers
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Les Narum l
Bob Johnson
Orioles
Narum
Wes Stock
Hutchinson Salt Hawks defend Ark Valley title
Hutchinson Salt Hawks repeat as Ark Valley League track champions. They won four events, placed second four times, and third five times to finish with 65 points. Newton finished second with 48, El Dorado third with 46 as El Dorado grabbed six first places. Darrell Saffle set a discus meet record at 154 feet 2 inches, while Mike Simmons of Winfield set a shot put mark at 52 feet 8 inches.
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Hutchinson
Salt Hawks
Newton
el Dorado
Darrell Saffle
Winfield
Mike Simmons
Nicklaus Opens Commanding Lead in Desert Tourney
Las Vegas AP Nicklaus holds a five stroke lead entering the third round of the Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club. Arnold Palmer sits within striking distance, while Nicklaus demonstrates power on par five holes with seven birdies and an eagle contributing to 12 under par through two rounds.
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Nev
Jack Nicklang
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Desert Inn Country Club
Palmer
Bill Casper Jr
Jerry Barber
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Jack
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