Pitchers Power On In Doubleheader Blitz
Dick Brabender homered and pitched the Orioles to an 8-0 win over Washington. Siebert and Peters starred for Cleveland and Chicago, with timely hits and strong pitching guiding their teams. In the NL, Chicago swept a doubleheader, Cincinnati edged LA in 16, and other games featured strong pitching and clutch hits across the league. Quantico meet highlights include NYU's Dyce and Tennessee State's Tyus posting notable times.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press Sports
Gene Brabender
Sonny Sie Bert
Gary Peters
Thenemy
Brabender
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Siebert
Arove
Minnesota
High Scoring Spring Games Stir Big Eight Debate
Saturday's spring games across the Big Eight produced high scores and puzzling contrasts as Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas State, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma State showcased offenses and defenses. Notable performances included Greg Cook's four TDs for the Blacks and Dan Devine's critique of Missouri's No. 1 line, with players like Eddie Hinton and Steve Owens contributing standout moments.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas State
Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Nebraska
Reds
Oklahoma State
Notre Dame
Joseph Yonto
Sooners
Lve
Yonto
Chuck Fairbanks
Bob Warmack
Eddie Hinton
Steve Owens
Dan Devine
Greg Cook
The
Blacks
Mizzou
Jon Smaggers
Golds
Terry McMilan
Garnett Phelps
Garden City Busters prep for Jayhawk Jaco meet at Hutchinson
Garden City Junior College track team trims for the Jayhawk Jaco Conference meet at Gowans Stadium Hutchinson. Preliminaries at 10 a.m. finals 1 30 p m Saturday. Busters placed fourth in Hutchinson Juco Night Relays with 1344 points El Dorado Juco won with high total Murray State of Tishomingo took second Hutchinson third Pratt fifth etc Garden City performances included Dee Rupp pole vault 13 1 setting a school record and strong relay finishes in medley 440 and mile relays with runners Robinson Mann Davis and Taylor.
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Garden City Junior College
Jayhawk
Gowans Stadium
Hutchinson
Broacbusters
el Dorado Juco
Murray State
Tishomingo
Okla
Pratt Juco
Dodge City
Concordia Juco
Arkansas City
Hesston Juco
Central Juco
Dee Rupp
Garden City
Raco
Rupp
Garden
Gene Robinson
Mike Mann
Clark Davis
Lonnie Taylor
Busters
Bob Jones
Dick Hamlin
Mann
Jones
Davis
Glassers to Play Triple Softball Bill Kinney Glass
Glassers will tackle a triple-header Tuesday night at Fansler Field in men's slow pitch softball. They face Las Palmas Tavern at 7 and 8 p.m. then meet G.I. Forum, with four Sunday games also reported including O.K. Coffee Shop beating Ehresman Packers twice and Kinney Glass defeating Welders Supply twice.
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Kinney Glass
Glassmen
Fansler Field
Las Palmas Tavern
G.I. Forum
O.K. Coffee Shop
Ehresman Packers
Welders Supply
Carol Mann Wins Again in Shreveport Golf Tourney
Carol Mann fired a final round 173 for a 217 total and beat Mickey Wright by one stroke to capture the $11,500 Shreveport Kobanis Club Golf tourney for her third straight LPGA victory.
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Shreveport
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Shreveport Kowanis Club
Tribune Triinclads Capture Freshman Honors at Scott
Scott City hosts the fifth annual Western Kansas Education Association freshman meet. Tribune High wins its first team title while Jetmore and Dighton push strong, with five new records set among seven member schools. Notable winners include Willian Algiene Scott 10.5 sec and Steve Fyler Scott City 5:13.4 mile.
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Tribune
Scott
Ness City
LaCrosse
WKEA
Jackrabbis
Jetmore
Dighton
Scott City
Scots
Larry Smith
Roger Russell
Don Barr
Willian Algiene
Tim Steele
Vernon Waldren
BBC
Mike Pierce
Steve Fyler
Scott Smith
Low Hurdies
Sammy Seybold
Seatt City
Leroy Turley
Raudecker
Kelley Patton
Scott, Smith
Eugene Smith
Gene Howard
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues May 6 1968
National and American League standings shown for May 6 1968 with team records and games back. List includes St Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh New York Houston and more. Sunday results feature Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Atlanta San Francisco St Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Atlanta and New York at St Louis among others.
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W. L. Pet
G.B. St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sanfran
Phila
Phia
Atlanta
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland
Wash
California
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
De Vicenzo Wins Houston Champions International
Argentine golf star Robert De Vicenzo captures the $100,000 Houston Champions International with a final 3 under par 68 total 287 one stroke ahead of Lee Trevino. Trevino misses a 4 foot putt on 18 as De Vicenzo signs for the win. Dan Sikes Nicklaus Aaron Barber also score high in the event.
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Houston
Robert de Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
Texas
de ' Vicenzo
Lee Trevino
Horizon City
Texaro
Trevino
Dan Sikes
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Aaron
Miller Barber
Veteran Cimarron Golfer Tops Dighton Meet Field
Cimarron clothier Skeet Nicolet dominated a field of 64 at the Lane County Country Club open. He won the 27 hole championship by six strokes with rounds 35 36 32 totaling 103. Runner up Estel Van Pelt 109. playoff determined third place Reed Fleury over Cecil Davis after 110 in regulation.
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Dighton
Skeet Nicolet
Lane County Country Club
Cimarron Clothier
Nicolet
Estel van Pelt
Dighton Bank Employe
Reed Fleury
Scott City
Cecil Davis
Garden City
Fleury
Davis
Garden City Jace
Dancer's Image insured at 1.8 million after Derby win
Louisville coverage climbs as Dancer's Image eyes the Triple Crown with a new 1.8 million policy set by owner Peter Fuller. Trainer Lou Cavalaris talks potential syndication while Ussery clinches Derby victory on a late rail run.
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Dancer
Churchill Downs
Baltimore
Lou Cavalaris
Downs
Peter Fuller
Boston Sportsman
Fuller
Cavalaris
Bobby Ussery
Danger
Ussery
Garden City junior high shines in West Central Kansas meet
Garden City junior high track teams place in both divisions at Dodge City meet. Baby Buffs eighth graders win medley relay and 440 relay new school record. Greg Shearmire and Gary Farr lead in hurdles and pole vault. Ninth graders set seven new records including mile relay and discus while Garden finishes third in the division.
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Dodge City
Garden City Junior High
Baby Buffs
Greg Shearmire
Ken Childers
Garden
Neil DePew
Bobby Thomas
Mario Hernandez
Steve Keller
Gary Farr
Baby Bull
WCKL
Joe Doll
Hurdies
Grezg Shearmire
Cid Hands
Ron Dandridge
Fred McMillan
Harvey Brungardt
Rodney Pierce
Juco Golf Team Ninth in Tourney at Hutchinson
Garden City Junior College finished ninth among 10 teams in the Hutchinson Juco Invitational. Coffeyville won with 941 strokes, Nick LaForge of Parsons was medalist at 226, and Garden City’s Dale Holdren led the squad with 244 over two days at Carey Park and Prairie Dunes. Next at Independence for 27 holes.
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Garden City Junior College
Carey Park
Prairie Dunes
Coffeyville
Hutchinson
Parsons Jace
Independence
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Dodge City
Northern Oklahoma
Major League Leaders Highlight Top Stat Surges
The Associated Press rounded up league leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Notable notes include Rose and Carew atop batting averages and runs, Repoz and Swoboda leading home runs, McDowell and Santiago among top strikeouts, with Campaneris and White high in bases stolen. Some entries show ties and 1 000 records.
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Associated Press
Harrelin Bost
Carew
Minn
B. Robinson
Balt
Killebrew
Repoz
Calif
F. Howard
Wash
R. Smith
Bost
Allison
Wyte
Uhlaender
Rep
McDowell
Cleve
McLain
Det
Rose
Cin
Flood
St.l
Swoboda
N.Y
H. Aaron
Atl
McCovey
Pase Seria
Pitt
W. Davis
Singer
L.A
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