Farrell Farcil powers Colts past Giants with strong pitching
Dick Farrell limited Willie Mays to 1-for-4 as the Houston Colts defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-1. Farrell improved to 4-1 with a 2.14 ERA, scattering 10 hits and benefiting from odd Giants baserunning. Cincinnati, St Louis, and American League results noted. Pete Rose homered for the Reds in a 7-6 win over Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
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Dick Farchil
Willie Mays
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Matty
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Chicago
Houston
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Boston
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Kansas City
Plans Made for Another Woman's Softball Loop
In Southwest Kansas a new women softball season looms for the SWKL with last year’s clubs returning. Teams include Kismet Komets Cimarron Lakin Deerfield and four Garden City entries Coca Cola Garden City Telegram Smith Packers and Shermans Grill now LaMesa Grill. Leo Eck again leads softball operations as district ASA commissioner with June as the target start. Deadline for teams to lock in is Thursday night with schedules to follow. Deerfield returns with new manager Glenn Brownlee Cimarron reaffirms participation and Jack Horn resumes as summer recreation director.
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SWKL
Kismet's
Komets
Cimarron
Lakin
Deerfield
Garden City
Smith Packers
Coca-Cola
Garden City Telegram
Sherman's Grill
LaMesa Grill
Holcomb Girls
Leo Eck
Southwest Kansas
Assn
Eck
Glenn Brownlee
Jack Horn
Kismet
Wallace Pearson
Ingalls
Betty Hewes
Telegram
Coke Group
Holcomb
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City High
Small Slams Sets 260 in Final 1963-64 League Night
Adrian Small of ACM slammed a 260 in the 35th and final SWKL night at Garden Bowl, a season high and sixth 260+ score this year. Richard Arnold led the night with a 586 series as Whitehurst Skelly posted 2,835 team, while Knoll Appliance beat Moorman Feed 2,815 to 2,731 and several teams prepared for next season with new entries and a no transfer rule to curb player raids.
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Lea Rute
Garden Bowl
Adrian Small
ACM
Ray Shearmire
Kgld-V
Voney Careathers
Small
Merle Brown
Louie Zirkel
Charles Claar
Richard Arnold
Whitehurst Skelly
Knoll Appliance
Moorman Feed
Ladd Machine Shop
Oswalt Industries
Optimist Club
Walters Motors
ADM
Chappel Construction
Eagles Club
Schneer Repair
Northern Natural Gas
Airway Cleaners
Pepsi-Cola
Pierceville-Ingalls
Ingalls Swkl
Eck
Nicklaus Leads Money List As Casper Tops Colonial Open
Jack Nicklaus sits atop the PGA money standings with 40,925 after sharing early double wins, until Bill Casper's 14,000 Colonial Open victory in Fort Worth moved him to 30,961, while Arnold Palmer remains threatening in second at 38,498. In Kansas, Baker leads the conference golf tourney with 11 strokes over 27 holes as Terry Ryan earns medalist honors with 108.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Fort Worth
Tex
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Salina
Kan
Baker
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Friends
Southwestern
Bethel
Sterling
Terry Ryan
Garden City women win state bowling doubles crown
Two Garden City women, Marnieta Pile and Donna Koehn, captured the Class D doubles title at the Kansas state women’s bowling tournament in Salina, totaling 971 pins to outdistance rivals by four. The event drew nearly 4,500 competitors in its 21st year, with prize money of 38,578 dollars.
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Kansas State
Marnieta Pile
Donna Koehn
Garden Citians
Runers
Great Bend
Lael Davis
Roberta Whithorn
Salina
Marnieta
Gladys van Pelt
Dighton
Chancey Tank Service
Elkhart
Mary Chartier
Dodge City
Mary Ann Waggoner
Irene Hecox
Liberal
Nellie Spencer
Dixie Cannon
Louise
Betty Votter
Scon
Piler
Koehn
Garden
Four States Cars Compete In Garden City Drag Races
Cars from Kansas Colorado Oklahoma and Nebraska compete at Municipal Airport in a rain shortened second in a seven race series. Terry Handy of Garden City beats Marv Youngman Englewood Colo by one hundredth of a second in a feature match. Curtis Woolten of Colorado Springs wins top eliminator with an 11.04 second run at 134 mph.
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Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Municipal Airport
Gallahads
Garden City
National
Hot Rod Assa
Denver
Colorado Springs
Terry Handy
Marv Youngman
Englewood
Colo
Har‘ors
Handy
Youngman
Curtis Woolten
Colorado ‘Springs
Scott City Jaycees Plan New Men’s Slow Pitch League
Scott City Jaycees move to promote a men’s slow pitch league here and seek a playing site with at least 275 feet fence. They sponsored a slow-pitch team in the 11 game carnival that raised 250 dollars to help send Scott City High’s band to the World’s Fair. Scott’s entry beat Shallow Water by one run and lost to Scott.
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Scott City
Scott City Jaycees
Jaycees
Scott City High
Scott
Softball League Holds Final Organization Meeting
Final organizational meeting for summer men's slow pitch set for 7:30 p.m. at Garden City Co-op Center with all teams required to have a representative.
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Garden City Co-op Center
Garden Bowl
Civile Center
Buffalo
Garden An
Finale at Hutch Junior High Meet Ends Dale Marine Era
The 1964 Hutchinson Junior High Invitational wraps up the season with Garden City Junior Highveteran coach Dale Marine stepping down after 18 years on the staff. Prelims begin at 4 p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. for ninth graders only. Garden City entries include Mann Mahan Rudd and Geier among others as they vie for team honors.
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Dale Marine
Marine
Gowans Stadium
Garden
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Liberty
Central
Sherman
Harrison
Roosevelt
Great Bend
Pratt
Wichita Heights
Haven
Buhler
Nickerson
Inman
Augusta
Lowther
Emporia
Newton
McPherson
Notre Dame
Wichita
Sacred Heart of
Baby Buffs
Ingalls Forms Softball Club Seeks Opponents
Ingalls A men slow pitch team enters its second season with a lighted diamond and eighteen players at practice. They may form two local squads and aim for an independent schedule against regional clubs. The team recently hosted Pierceville in a double header. Contact Louis Steimel Box 60 Ingalls Edgewater 5-2465.
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Ingalls
Pierceville
Louis Steimel
Edgewater
Lou Brissie Scouts Milwaukee Braves After A's Tenure
Lou Brissie, former pitching star for the Philadelphia Athletics, is scouting for the Milwaukee Braves, signaling a potential player or coach link as he evaluates opportunities with the National League club.
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Lou Brissie
Philadelphia Athletics
Milwaukee Braves
Juco Gridders Set Lights on Bigger Colleges
Garden City Junior College nears year end as several sophomores transfer to four year schools. Colorado State University hosts Wilbur Ritch Jerry Reagan and Larry Macro. Reagan earned juco All America honors as quarterback. Sammy Simmons transfers to Wichita University as guard. Johnny Jones heads to Southern Colorado State at Pueblo. Mike Wuest Willie Shine may join Buffalo University. John Weronowich lands a Texas Western scholarship. Tony Bishano heads to Maryland as end. Ron Donohue likely returns as unpaid graduate assistant. Three Buster freshmen from New Mexico University may enroll at NMU pending grades.
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Garden City Junior College
Homer Salter
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Wilbur Ritch
Jerry Reagan
Larry Macro
Ritch
Salter
CSU
Reagan
Juco
Macro
GCJC
Sammy Simmons
Broaccuster
University of Wichita
Johnny Jones
Southern Colorado State
Pueblo
Pueblo Jaco
University of Buffalo
Mike Wuest
Willie Shine
Buffalo U
John Weronowich
Texas Western University
el Paso
Tony Bishano
University of Maryland
Ron Donohue
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
NMU
Richard Smith
Warren Alexander
Mickey Williams
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Ron Cripe
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John Collier
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Jim Rupp
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Wells
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George Carr
Steve Nelson
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