Hendley Narrowly Misses No-Hitter For Braves Win
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Hendley faltered late but hurling the Braves to a 9-3 victory over St. Louis, coming within five outs of matching Sandy Koufax’s no-hitter. Koufax won 3-2 in 12 innings for the Dodgers over Philadelphia as NL action moved with Giants, Reds, Mets and others in the crowded pennant chase.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Mikwaukee
Bob Hendley
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
San Francisco
Hendley
Braves
St. Louis
Julian Javier
George Altman
Frank Bolling
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Ron
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cubs
New York Mets
Houston
Colts
Standings And Results From The Associated Press
The Standings By The Associated Press list National League leaders San Francisco and St. Louis near the top with Chicago and Cincinnati close behind. Results include San Francisco 21 13 and game scores like Cincinnati 10, Chicago 2 and New York 7, Houston 4. Upcoming schedule features many 관심 matchups across cities including Los Angeles at New York and Milwaukee at Chicago.
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New York
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Twinight
W. L. Pet
G.B
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Tvo
Wincher
Herbart
Chenay
Barber
Covington
IF. Alou
Fairly
Agron
Migad
Rome
Alely
Malonay
Perranoski
Koufax
Sintona
Strikeoalk
Drysdale
Softball League Being Formed for Summer Play
A slow pitch men’s softball league is forming for summer with at least seven teams ready in Garden City. Sponsors are arranged and more players are sought. contact Ed Chamness at the Telegram office BR 6-3232. The local Little League diamond is being lighted for the season and fences will move back to 275 feet. Slow pitch uses ten players per team and games last about 45-50 minutes.
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Garden City
Ed Chamness
Wichita Cage Coach Given New Contract
WICHITA AP Ralph Miller, University of Wichita basketball coach, has agreed to a one year contract for the 1963-64 season. Regents cited the one year term since current regents will be in office only until July 1964 due to the transfer of the WA to the state.
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Wichita
Ralph Miller
University of Wichita
WU Regents
Regents
Garden City Nets Earn 5-4 Victory Over Hugoton
Garden City High closed its 1963 tennis season with a 5-4 dual meet win over Hugoton High. Coach Dave Craft used 12 players, reviving a third year of varsity tennis at GOHS. Singles and doubles results listed. Garden City took two doubles and four singles. In Germany, East German journalists were arrested by Bonn authorities under a law banning detrimental information.
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Garden City High
Hugoton High
Dave Craft
Buffs
GOHS
Craft
Hugoton
Kevin McKay
Garden
Dodge City
Scott City
Liberal
Pratt
Mike Swatford
Roger Stoner
Bill Burrows
Terry Cleveland
Emil Krug
Ken Hathaway
Steve Satler
Dave Cutter
Don Morgan
Gary Cunningham
Kenny Stoner
Fred Baker
Prankfurt
Germany
West Berlin
Bonn
Grade School Track Meet Highlights City Competition
Cheers filled Penrose Stadium as fourth to sixth graders from five elementary schools competed in the annual meet. Garfield and Georgia Matthews schools dominated events with top rooms earning city championships. Jones School led a softball relay victory, while Elmer Bartlett directed the meet with a teacher-centered summary of events.
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Penrose Stadium
Garfield
Smith
Hutchison Room
Seli¢hnow
Wiederstein
Jones
Tedrow
Georgia Matthews
Douglass
White
Shreck
Wharton
Hutchison
Strack
Alta Brown
Georgia Matthews School
Alla Brown
Tom Ogon
Larry Hooper
Bobby Baker
Vernon Hands
John Kirchoff
Alan Tucker
Tim Gillan
Ralph Ok
Jesse Hendrickson
Jimmy Sushand
Kenneth Dellinger
Kim Larson
Curtis Coombs
Lonnie Bowman
Larry Farr
Ron Talley
Lynn Verman
Dean Lancaster
Steve Waters
Jeff Smith
Marion Allen
Jones School
Georgia Matthewy
Garfiekd
United
Loretta Green
Patricia Moore
Vicki Gonzales
Ronnie Wentworth
Wilma Whitehead
Kay Sturtt
Beverly Swander
Rose Perales
Paula Hermocillo
Patty Newberry
Patsy Tibbing
Vickie Arellano
Janice Crockett
Garland Boyer
Marla Davis
Debra Talbott
Peggy Burch
Tamara Shaw
Peggy Pitts
Sandra Doyle
Sally Truax
Elmer Bartlett
Roy Mesaur
Mooney
Armat Leliw
Dughes
Chuck Dunn
Kopp
Dagh
Ronnie Waltz
David Medling
Bissell
Ralph Paxson
Ughes
Marvin Wilson Wade
Keatdirick
Scorging
Matthewsa
Ronald Ball
Terry Mendoza
Mika Parcival
Dale Haag
Thielen
Moaney
Danny Mort
Warlo
Pat Joyce Isignney
Gary Smith Maney
John Fort
Klemp
John Neely
TIT
Frank Ewing
Kom
Cary Dick
Mrnckwon
Douglas Ochs
Wlughes
Eddie Atuierson
Klomp
Ronald Palin
Blewell
Ty. Sixstiegrade Gels Br Yard Muidh
Wiederalet
Ward Wad
JoAnn Vanstant
Sellerman
BU Douglas
Selbeck
Ci StitfCowhn Strack
Beverly Btrand
Telny
Wiederstein At
Tomes
Sally Triax
Lonnie Spink
Debby Tiebert
Hathann
Deanna Abruma
Wiederately
Roberta Bullock
ARDY
Cheryl Wout
Betteck
Jack Crook
Tony Leja
Doug Aellelinow Cwhederstein
Troy Mart
Pete Ich
Jeane Martinespiel
Jin
Wayne Keel
Lawry Foster
Selehnow
Dow
Pit Banturat
Stilth
John Tite
Whoreton
ITY
Lynn Gernway
Behreek
Blephen Clopper
Fourth Grade Girls and Boys Track Meet Results
Readable segments show multiple events with many named participants from Van Hook, Finke, Dague, Ab, and other schools. Top finishers include Karen Proffitt and Cindy Vaughan in sprints, plus relay results for Georgia Matthews and others. field events list distances and placements across grades up to sixth.
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Teaupine Hang
van Oak
Edls Derry
Garman
Mille Thomas
Aru
Cindy Olson
Unruh
Cindy Vaughan
Pam Plankenhorn
Finke
Wanda Marker
Yur Isok
Uarriet Wade
Dague
Karen Proffitt
van Hook
Jenny Weeks
Jill Crook
Walker
Glory Simpson
Georgia Matthews
Cindy Owen
Kris Maylender
Debbie Stephens
Debby Jones
Moshier
Jones
Georgia
Matthews
Schreideman
Ale Brown
Konnie Wentworth
Veronica Blen
Scheideman
Pat Unger
Teresa Davin
Asiruh
Mary Fatingat
Barbara Rudd
Lucinda Mean
Moxhier
Donna Burroughs
Minke
Goldene Tyree
Johnny Ornelas
John Wes Dickson
Michael Mounts
Rodney Pierce
Steve Hollingsworth
Granfe
Debra Dart Tughes
Deborah Ladd
Klemp
Shaan Gestevelagoe
Wade
Karen Welas
Alssell
Barbara Sandaval
Hughes
Mary
Syracuse Nationals Sold to Philadelphia Group
Syracuse Nationals of the NBA are sold to Philadelphia businessmen pending league approval and will move the club to Philadelphia. Owner Dan Biagone announced a sale price of $500,000 after the team, despite a 48-32 record and second in the Eastern Division, posted a $39,000 loss despite 17 years in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Dan Biagone
Nats
Bell Demonstrates Telephone at Centennial Exposition
Alexander Graham Bell successfully demonstrates his telephone at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876, marking a landmark achievement in communications history.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Philadelphia
Dodge Citian Wins Title at Lakin Tourney
Ann Smith of Dodge City captured the championship of the Lakin women s handicap golf tournament at Loucks Park Municipal Course. The field included players from Lakin Garden City Dodge City Hugoton Cimarron Liberal Meade Ulysses Seot and Syracuse with a sudden death playoff deciding second place among three tied contenders. Lola King of Lakin finished second Lela Clark third and Anne Drennon fourth.
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Lakin
Ann Smith
Dodge City
Lela Clark
Anne Drennon
Virginia Akers
Tugoton
Garden City
Marolyn Chimetka
Jerry Broberg
Serena Downing
Quota McAfee
Alberta Wallace
Cimarron
Judy Bourne
Scratty Jacques
Liberal
Bernice Anderson
Garden
Lola King
Mary Smith
Mende
No. 3
Terry Broherg
Dodge
Sha
Raye Elsner
Simith
Susly Nicholson
Pokes Favored For Two Titles
Oklahoma State enters Manhattan as a strong favorite to win the Big Eight golf and tennis titles, with Colorado and Kansas favored for runner-up spots in golf and Colorado strong in tennis. OSU features defending singles champ Bo Folz and doubles partner Larry Cooley. The golf event uses medal play over Manhattan Country Club with OSU’s season losses limited to North Texas, Houston, and Texas A&M. Five Big Eight teams competed in the Pikes Peak tourney with OSU winning by five strokes over Colorado. Kansas finished behind.
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Manhattan
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Kangua
Tonnng
Colorado
Bo Folz
Larry Cooley
OSU
Iayour
North Texas
Houston
Texas A&m
Cowboys
Kanxay
Nebraska
Iowa State
Southwest Kiansas meet preview at University of Wichita stadium
Twenty three Telegram area youths and five relay teams will compete Friday and Saturday in the state high school track and field meet at the University of Wichita stadium. Southwest Kansas entries include Garden City athletes in Class AA and multiple squads in Class A and B, with many schools listed in events from javelin to relay.
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University of Wichita Stadium
Southwest Kansas
Garden City
Us Area
Lakin
Claas
Robert Mayo
Bob Staller
Kent Carmichael
Claus A . Ulysses
Jim Moore
Jave
Careathers Leads High Score as League Ends Season
Careathers and Rickman Body Shop top league action at Garden Bowl as the Classic Seratch League concludes its 85th and final week. Fritz Schralbvoyzel posts a 582 series for RBJ Crist Ranch, while Red's Citles Service tops team honors with 1,631.
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Money Careathers
Rickman Body Shop
Garden Bowl
Fritz Schralbvoyzel
RB. J. Crist Ranch
Red
Citles Service
Kgld-Tv
Palmer Jewelry
Brett
Collingwood Farma
Chles
Rickman
BR. L. Chat Ranch
Vonkle
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
American League batting leads include Wagner and Causey with high averages and runs. Home runs by Nicholson and Wagner lead in RBIs, while Yastrzemski and Robinson top doubles. Pitching outlines win totals for winners like Wincher and Herbert, with Koufax leading strikeouts. similar leaders appear in the National League details for batting, doubles, and pitching.
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Associated Press
Wagner
Los Angeles
Causey
Kanata City
Itinton
Wallington
Pearson
Nicholson
Chicago
Stuart
Boston
Robinson
Uits
Linton
Washington
Yastrzemski
Kanesaw City
Versalles
Minnesota
Clinton
Iome
Los Angeces
Apartelo
Baltimore
Charles
Kansas City
Jaco Hurler Strikes Out 32 in Long Island Debut
FARMINGDALE N Y AP reports 18 year old Ken Widman of the Long Island Aggies struck out 32 in 18 innings in a 2 0 win during the district single of the National Junior College league tournament. He also pitched a no hitter for 923 innings as scouts take interest in the right hander who says he wants pro ball above all.
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Farmingdale
N.Y
Lindy Koufax
Tom Cheney
Washington
Bulti- Thong
Ken Widman
Long Island Aggies
Wildman
Haa
On My Honor Eyes Preakness After Derby Run
In Baltimore AP notes the Derby fourth finisher On My Honor faces a stiff test at Pimlico as the Big Three loom. Chateauguy, the Derby winner, was fifth choice in a field of nine and On My Honor rallied past No Robbery and Bonjour for a share of the purse.
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Frank Robinson
Reds
Jim Maloney
Glen Hobbie
al Jackson Sparke
Mets
Jackson
John Bateman
Colts
Baltimore
Pimlico
Louisville
Chateauguy
No Robbery
Bonjour
Chateaugauy
Trick
Ntsal Fey
Yn My Tronor
Jengtha
Abe
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New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Giants
Don Cardwell
Orlando Cepeda
Cardwell
Juan Marichal
Felipe Alou
Bob Bailey
Willie Mays
Marichal
Bob Bolin
Dale Marine
THE
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Wichita Cage
Carthage
Harlan Lane
Joplin
Joe Hart
Telegram
Netters
Swafford-Hathaway
Jerry Geier
John Wheeler
Burrows-Cutter
Caeryl Graves
Paul Walker
Ben Porter
Bob Krug
Cunningham Baker
Georgia Matthews Room
Funner
Hutchison School
Schiedeman
Wheeler
Erickson
Thellen
Kendricks
Syracuse Nats
Philadelphia Group
Clyde Green
Bill Gere
Highway
New Butler
Welder
Garden Civ Telegram
Dodge Citian
Southwest Triinclads
Kansas
Derald Metherson
Beaver
Bob Huttle
Wine Lakin
BU Urle
Dennis Clark
Jim Kixel
Mike Srieksan
Brone
Johnson
Marlon and
Maylon Neely
John Duranti
Trojan
Tribune
Dane Sehnalder
Allen Jantz
Syracusa
Bol Stoltz
Careathers
Major League
Jaco Hurler
Lions Club
Hari-Kari
Lon Angelon
Larry Kliesen
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