Holcomb Captures Cimarron Meet in Tight Title
Holcomb hosts win the Cimarron Invitational as Uonghorng leads in field events and the Holcomb club earns 40 points to Cimarron’s second. Nineteen Class B schools competed with Spearville not scoring. Fowler placed third and Ashland edged Burdett for fourth as Ingalls finished sixth. Sublette, Plains, Jetmore, Coldwater also tallied points in sequence.
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Bob Greer
Cimarron — Holcomb
Uonghorng
Cimarron
Leo Eck
Clib
Spearville
Fowler
Ponts
Ashland
Burdett
Ingalls
Sublette
John
Ite
Plains
Jetmore
Coldwater
Longhorns
Bluejays
Chuck Butzine
Max Oyler
Holcomb
Copeland
Jim Tyler
Game
Mark Martinez
Shegman
Wolecomb
Meade
Grady Birdsong
Track meet crowns Holcomb in long team battle
Fowler dominant with three firsts led by Chuck Middleswart as standout scorer. Cimarron, Sublette, and Ashland battled across relays and field events with notable performances from Max Oyler, Chuck Butzine, and Coy Davis. The meet ended with Holcomb taking the trophy as Cimarron faltered in the mile relay and other finales.
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Deak
Chuck Middleawart
Fowler
Max Gyler
Cimarrony Thine Kerf
Ayrallay
Lyle Welsh
Burdett
Bmi Karty Ingalls
Chuck Middle Awart
Wowler
Chugh Ruts
Bil Karts
Ingalls
Chuck Middiaawart
Jowler
Chuck Butaine
Cimarron
Lyle Wells
Jerry Duran
John Rom
Ath Korf
Ingalta
Ricky Wiemann
Rolla
Eel
Mike Norman
ive-Min
Wehord Shane Eau
Flinneola
Marvin Cox
Holcomb
Kent Karneat
Ilolcomb
Steve Banker
Rotla
Roger Watkins
Meade
Ward Wigh Turdiea
Allen Sttegman
Grady Edgong
Jim Tyler
Copeland
Jim Stane
Coldwater
Lonny Wartman
Tigalla
Rurdinn
Bob Houton
Jerry Smith
Dennis Jacoba
Plaina
Gayle Brock
Hlay
Johnson
Eddie Btniaper
Rynald Lewis
Harry Jones
Jerry Durwn
Bubletti
Roy Sinclair
Marnhall Watson
Doyle Seymore
Jack Owns
Chmarron
Tom Vandine
Sim Wehkamp
Steve Brown
Rogar Timken
Aati Jand
Larry Trenge
Bil Mull
Dan Viarden
Bill Botdel
Miki Steele
George Stewart
Mik Brown
Hat Nerd
Kyg-Ward
Sublette
Lindsey Wright
Charles Giles
Ford
Jack Schinstock
Din Blevenson
John Brock
Jin Askew
Medley Reipy
Donngon
Jola Duran
Steve Sheaard
Dennia Garver
Nell Cleavest
Rozel
Bob Selby
Gane Hagerman
John Miller
Ran Mungere
Dalia Bond
Larry Addison
Larry Brown
Steve Flowrra
Wayne Thompson
Gens Brown
Richard Bennett
John Katz
Don Brown
Charles Bolu
Ron Beeley
Terry Burnett
Charles Gilea
Lindsay Wright
Doakell Weight
Doug Wateond
Ashland
Larry O'Bienens
Ronnie Lunaford
Tom Berryman
Rich Randal
Plains
Lowell Winston
Dave Wieser
Bot Hill
Dennis Jacaba
Gayle Breck
Boyd Orr
Gary —Finidedal
Rob Routan
Montezuma
Wayne Markel
Jim Fant
Larry Spice
Larry Mackey
Field
Mark Robbing
Tholcomb
Rob FI
Platug
Wryne Davis
Righ
Hes
Javella
Ken Burch
THINS
Mike Timien
Tetmore
Who
Wes Youre
Jerre Hottes
Huydett
Deana
Vale Vault
Richart Bennett
Nolvansh
Routon
Coy Davie
Volcomb
Randy Trease
Wish
Max Oyler
Cine Arfon
Dennis Tos
Melmore
Dennis Penner
Thialts
Mat Scott Teelwe
Platus
Anon
Ken Molter
Ontdwetar
Terry Kenneth
Dave Shont
Rota
Thatrry Thompson
Inenlle
Fete Brom
Bele Welah
Furett
Wea
Mark Martinez
Copes Yan
Jin Newsom
Dow Bears
Mnarron
Tha Tantz
Montemind
Coy Davis
Ken Bureh
Rchard Bennett
Allen Stegman
Kent Earnest
Fleet Chuck Middleswart
Minneola
Bur+dett
Cimarton
Chuck Butzine
The
Jays
Bill Kurtz
Karl
Turd
Chuck
Hinson
Cimarron Relays Yield Two Relay Records for Johnsons
Johnsons youth team set two records at the Cimarron Relays led by a 3 47.3 medley and a 1 14.1 freshomo n 880 relay. John Duran opened with 440, Steve Shepard 220, Dennis Garver 220, and Neil Cleaves anchored. Sublette and Cimarron also posted fast times as spectators enjoyed a sunlit track night.
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Cimarron
Marron
Johnson
Ldden Trojans
Stanton County
Wells
Woodward
Nixon
Scott
Sublette
Gardiner Dairy star Tauscher posts 237 high game
Gardiner Dairy star Al Tauscher rolled a 237 single game as the National League finished its 35th and final week. Tony Rojas led the A&S Sinclair with a 585 series. Gardiner Dairy posted 964 as best team game while Bob's Mobile Serve claimed top team series at 2,743.
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al Tauscher
Gardiner Dairy
Garden Bowl
Tony Rojas
A&s Sinclair
Bob's
Mobile
Nolan Motors
A&a
Body Shop
Jones
Hume- Frey, Inc
Bub
Mobile Servee
Garden City Telegram
R&s Sinclair
Northern Natural Gas
Indians' Green Due for Talk
Gene Green the reluctant Cleveland outfielder is due in Washington for a meeting with club officials to resolve his future after he jumped the team in Los Angeles and was suspended. Tebbetts says he hopes for a settlement, while Green insists he wants to play regularly or be traded, stressing the old play me or tide me issue.
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Wasitington
Gene Green
Birdie Tebbetts
Green
Los Angeles
Washington
Tebbetts
Baby Buff 9th Graders Win WCKL Championship
Garden City won the ninth grade championship at the West Central Kansas League track meet, dominating with seven firsts in 15 events. Lynn Lightner led Garden with three firsts, a pole vault place, and a meet record-tying 100. The Buffs also swept two seventh-eighth grade relays and claimed multiple top finishes.
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Dodge City
Garden City
Glass
Dale Marine
Baby Buffs
Garden
Roosevelt Junior High
Great Bend
Russell
Harrison Junior High
Pratt
Larned
Hays
Harrison
Roosevelt
Lynn Lightner
Calloway
Lightner
Larry Condit
Mika Paasch
Robert Proudfit
Dennis Kraus
Stephen Need
Leland Mead
Sammy Hands
Beby Bulls
Garry Mahan
Junior Herbert
Jim Hartley
George Carr
Mahan
Herbert
Carr
Albert Wells
Goff
Ted Robertson
Banks
Buffs
Standings Snapshot From Major Leagues
The standings show San Francisco leading the National League with 17 wins and 10 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and St. Louis. In the American League Boston and New York lead, while several other clubs trail. Tuesday results include Chicago over Pittsburgh and New York over Philadelphia. Thursday schedule features Philadelphia at New York and Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Associated Press
National League
W.L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
W. LL. Pet
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Burned in Explosion at Bruce Marble and Granite Works
Two workers and owner C. W. Bruce were burned in a diesel and natural gas engine explosion at Bruce Marble and Granite Works in Fort Scott Kansas. Employed Tom Foster and Ben Pia sechki suffered burns and bruises in the Tuesday incident.
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Fort Scott, Kan
C. W. Bruce
Tom Foster
Ben Piasecki
Bruce Marble and Granite Works
Boston Takes AL Lead as Freehan Shines for Tigers
Detroit routed the Yankees 6-2 to seize the American League lead while Freehan blasted a two-run homer a double and a single. The Tigers moved ahead amid strong hitting after Freehan’s hot stretch, with Triandos moved aside in favor of the rookie. The Red Sox White Sox and Indians won, and in the National League San Francisco and Los Angeles led as Chicago punched past Pittsburgh.
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Wally Pipp
Detroit Tigers
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White Sox
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Kansas City
Buzhardt
Hoyt Wilhelm
Johnny Romano
al Luplow
Indians
Senators
Jim Piersall
Jim King
Chuck Cottier
George Case
Bennie Daniels
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