Giants Sweep Tilt as Mays Slugs to Historic Pace
Giants slugger Willie Mays powered a 6 0 victory over the Houston Colt .45s and raised his average to .479 with his 42nd home run and a key five run blast. Juan Marichal allowed five hits and struck out 14 as he extended his streak against opponents. Other major league scores included Milwaukee over New York 2-0, Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 3-2, St Louis over Philadelphia 4-2 and Chicago over Los Angeles 3-2, with American League games Minnesota 11-1 Chicago, Baltimore 0 Washington, Cleveland 6 5 Boston, Detroit 7 2 New York, and Kansas City 6-2 Los Angeles. Mays had three hits and four RBIs, including a solo homer in the third, a five-run blast in the fifth, and a seventh-inning single driving in another run. Marichal’s win marked his 12th straight over two seasons. Fischer limited the Mets to three hits for Milwaukee. Cincinnati’s Maloney carried a no hitter into the fifth before Burgess and Freese homered to tie the game, then the Pirates won without a hit in the eighth on an error and walks.
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Marichal
Ted Willams
Dizzy Dean
Milwaukee
New York
Hank Fischer
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dick Tracewski
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Skein
Kansas City
Mays
Houston
Skinny Brown
Fischer
Rico Carly
Alvin Jackson
Jim Maloney
Pirates Reds
Maloney
Smoky Burgess
Gene Freese
Pirates
Phillies
Roger Craig
Simmons
Tony Gonzalez
Danny Cater
Craig
Gus Triandos
Cardinal
Phils
Angels
A’s
Wayne Causey
O’donoghue
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
Nelson Mathews
Jose Tartabull
Kansas Prep Cinder Meet This Weekend
Kansas high school track previews highlight Wichita East as Class AAA favorite to dethrone Topeka, with Holsington and Kinsley also favored. Ford leads Class BB hopes in sprints and relays as Class B and A contenders plot bids, while Medicine Lodge eyes a repeat in A and other towns vie for runner up.
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Topeka
APY
Wichita Eyal
Wossington
Kinsley
Mord
Kansas
Ford
Jyde Coffman
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission East
Medicine Lodge
Mulvane
Neodesha
Concordia
Clay Center
Caldwell
Lebanon
Fairview
Soldier
Busters End Tennis State Meet With Arkansas City Victory
Pratt Arkansas City won first place and Hutchinson second in the Jay Hawk Jaco Conference tennis tournament. Ark City took singles with Ken Smith and doubles with Jim Fearnow and Gary Franklin. Garden City, Pratt, and Dodge City also competed. Garden's Richard Sandoval reached a 6-1 6-3 opening win before losing to Hutchinson's Don Gordy. The Busters finished third, ending Garden's 1984 season.
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PRATT
Arkansas City
Hutchinson
Garden City
Dodge City
Ken Smith
Ark City
Jim Fearnow
Gary Franklin
Garden
Richard Sandoval
Dane Gregg
Dodge
Hutch
Don Gordy
Gordy
Don Sonderegger
Don Brookshire
Broacbusters
Withh
Tite
Busters
Doudge
Doyle Creed
Roo Hamby
John Sims
Buster
Standings and results from baseball and hockey leagues
The standings show Chicago leading in the National League with 12 losses and 7 wins while New York trails at 13 8. Cleveland and Baltimore also post strong numbers as Minnesota and Los Angeles battle for position. Tuesday results include Detroit over New York 7-2 and Cleveland over Boston 6-5. In the American League, detailed results list Kansas City and Los Angeles games with upcoming matchups and daily scores. The National League also reports San Francisco and Milwaukee competing with several 2-0 and 6-0 outcomes and a slate of upcoming games.
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Rogue W. OL
Pet
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angel
Baseball Teams Picked For District Tournament
The four teams selected for the District 11 baseball tourney at Omaha University are Omaha as No 1 seed, Washburn as No 2, Wayne State of Nebraska, and Sterling of Kansas. Washburn faces Wayne State and Omaha meets Sterling in Thursday afternoon games with winners meeting after the first night losers game.
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OMAHA
Omaha University
Washburn
Wayne State
Nebraska
Sterling
Kansas
Wayne
Kaline sidelined by inflamed tendon in left foot
Detroit Tigers outfielder Al Kaline will rest for three to four days due to a badly injured left leg tendon in his big toe. The move follows a poor start this season as he sat at .224 with one home run and six RBI, compared to .315 with five homers and 13 RBI a year earlier. The team announced the injury ahead of a game with the New York Yankees.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
al Kaline
Kaline
New York Yankees
Annual Grade Meet Set for Thursday at new high school
The city holds its annual track and field Grade Meet Thursday at the new high school stadium for boys and girls in grades four through six from five public schools. Events include sprints, jumps, relays, softball throw, and a tug of war with finals and consolation rounds all day beginning at 1 30 p m.
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Hibbons
Jones
Hutchison
Georgia Matthews
Alla Brown
Garfield
Hutch- Jones
Aursday Kowl
Sean Eon
Garden Bowl
New Station
Say
Asul
Eier Wy
Kansay
Pen
Teague
Leo Eek Dat
Twolcomb
Ail
Piya
Jaluar
Kansie State (University In
Manhattan
Garden City High
Leawraes
Big Spring
Tex
Wtust
Howard County JC
Garden City
Major League Leaders Honor Batting and Pitching Leaders
The Associated Press lists top performers in both leagues. Mays leads NL batting with .478 and 134 runs for the San Francisco Giants, while Clemente and Stargell pace hits and RBIs for Pittsburgh. In the AL Oliva dominates batting average and runs for Minnesota, with Colavito and Hall sharing home run leadership. Pitching leaders include Marichal for San Francisco and Kline for Washington with perfect 1.000 ERAs. strikeout leaders include Maloney and Marechal in the NL and Wickersham/Kaat in the AL.
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Associated Press
National League
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Pittsbergh
Clemente
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Maye
Milwaukee
Banks
Santo
Boyer
St. Louis
Howard
Los Angeles
Wednesday baseball slate features knot hole program event
The sports slate notes Wednesday baseball with an organizational meet for Knot Hole, plus Piah Center, Hell Major and Minor league coaches slated to attend. Also listed are track meets, bowling, and junior college track events, with prelims and two day championships upcoming.
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Piah
Center
Hell
Big Pete Set As Outsider In Preakness Mile Run
Pimlico hosts the 88th Preakness with six 3 year olds racing 13 16 mile. Big Pete from Mrs Harriet Ball Stable Va is expected to challenge in front with Joe Culmone guiding. Trainers hesitate to pace early as Northern Dancer and Hill Rise loom.
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Baltimore
Big Pete
Pimlico
Harriet N. Ball
Falls Church
Bernie Bond
Northern Dancer
Hill Rose
Garden State Park
Bond
Hill Rise
Scoundrel
Roman Brother
Quadrangle
Joe Culmone
Willie Shoemaker
Bill Hartack
Shoemaker
Tiill Rise
Hartack
Lincoln Plymell Are Champions In County Track Meet
Lincoln won the Class A title with 47.4 points while Plymell repeated as Class B champion at the Finney County rural grade schools meet held at the new high school stadium. Lincoln led Class A as Plymell finished second. Plymell top scores in Class B with 394 points, Lincoln runner up, then Friend. Both boys and girls competed. meet delayed twice by bad weather. full results promised in a later Telegram issue.
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Lincoln
Plymell
Finney County
Pierceville
Cass A
Theoni
Friend
Kalvesta
Valentine
Jennie Barker
Pheoni
Garden Fresh Second in Hutch Relays
Garden City finished second by five points in the ninth annual Hutchinson junior high invitational. Liberty Junior High won with 41 points. Garden City 36. Mike Mann led with wins in the 100, 220, and 440 setting two meet marks. Garden tied or broke several records and Dale Marine ends his 16‑season coaching tenure while remaining a teacher at GCJH.
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Hutchinson
Garden City
Baby Buffs
Dale Marine
Garden Citians
Liberty Junior High
Garden
Liberty
Buff
Richard Garrert
Buffs
Emporis
Sherman
Buhler
Mike Mann
Mason
Lyons
Holloway
Lyon Lightner
Mann
Mallory
Salina
Brown
Robert Mayo
Smoley
Hutch Central
Robert Blackett
McCleland
Great Bend
Roosevelt
Notre Dame Junior High
Wichita
Garry Mahan
Ray Waters
George Carr
Kerry Phillips
Mahan
John Collier
Phil Rudd
Garrett
Jim Rupp
Richie McNaught
Phillips
Albert Wells
Wells
Myhan
Waters
Carr
Discug Waters
Ron
Cripe
Geier
Ted Robertson
Dee Rupp
Presbies Cup KC Golf Title Clinched by Emporia
The College of Emporia overtook Baker to defend the Kansas Conference golf championship in Salina. Emporia posted a 351 team total led by Andy Sabol 227 and Larry Liprando 232, edging Baker by three strokes after Baker led by 11 early. Other teams included Kansas Wesleyan Ottawa Bethel Friends Joa and Sterling with Ottawa’s Todd Russell finishing fourth at 233.
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Salina
Kan
College of Emporia
Baker
Kansas
Andy Sabol
Emporia
Larry Liprando
Jim Krupa
Bill Grammer
Terry Ryan
Wright Beck
Mike Read
Monte Herron
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Bethel
Friends
Joa
Sterling
Todd Russell
Washburn Wins Third Straight CIC Golf Crown
In Omaha, AP reports Washburn of Topeka Kansas captured a third consecutive Central Intercollegiate Conference golf title as weather forced the final round to nine holes. Washburn posted a 45 hole team total of 767, with Pittsburg Kansas second at 778 and Emporia Kansas third at 783.
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OMAHA
Washburn
Topeka
Kan
Pittsburg
Kansas
Emporia
Fort Hays
Scotch Foursome Set Sunday for Airlinks
A Scotch foursome event is scheduled Sunday at Jaycee Airlinks. The scramble begins at 1 p.m. with all members invited to compete.
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Scotch Foursome
Jaycee
Simmons Stars As Cardinals Top Phils 4 2
Curt Simmons improved his record against Philadelphia by beating the Phillies 4-2 as St. Louis built a lead with a second inning walk and Javier single and a third inning trio of hits. Doug Clemens drove in another run with a fourth inning double and Ken Boyer added a late RBI as the Cardinals defeated Philadelphia.
Holcomb Track Meet Rescheduled to Thursday at Wiley Park
Wet grounds Tuesday postponed the Holcomb Invitation track and field meet for sixth to eighth graders. The event will be held Thursday at Wiley Park Field with prelims at 10 a.m. and finals at 1:30 p.m. Meet director is Chuck Laskey, with teams from Holcomb, Lakin, Shallow Water, Syracuse, and Deefield set to compete.
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Holcomb
Wiley Park Field
Chuck Laskey
Lakin
Shallow Water
Syracuse
Deefield
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Tracewski
Joey Amalfitano
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Bill Kline
Larry
Earl E. Weiss
Gerald Heckel
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Shaw
Gibson
Marechal
Oliva
Bressoud
Rollins
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Colavito
Hall
Double - Mathews
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Hinton
Aparicio
Kline
Bunker and Stock
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Kaat
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Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
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John O'Donoghue
Roy Sievers
Bob Gibson
Jim Bunning
Orlando Pena
Aurelio Monteagudo
Bo Belinsky
Barry Latman
Denver
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Sean
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