Standings and games from the National and American Leagues
The Associated Press reports NL standings with teams such as Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis and San Francisco and the AL with Detroit New York Baltimore Milwaukee Boston and Cleveland. Friday and Saturday games include Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Montreal Pittsburgh at New York Los Angeles at Atlanta San Diego at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Houston.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Monreal
Philadelphiag
St. Louis
West San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
Jenking
Ruthven
Gibson
Moore
Walker
Seaver
Messeramiih
Atlantia
Reed
Sam Diego
Greif
Cincinnnati
Billingham
San Francisco
Willoughby
Roberts
Monbreat
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
West Chicago
Kannas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
Minnnesota
Stoulemyre
Paitin
Frymam
Cuellar
Tidrow
Kaat
Gossage
Busby
Holtermam
Paul
Singer
Baltiimore
Strickert’s 210 Jayhawker Best In League
Delbert Strickant rolled high in the Jayhawker league with a 210. Jim Myers led the men's series at 545 and Joann Borthwick top women with 192. Hazel Wormers sent a 509 for high indi. D. Ladd Machine Shop had 822 as best team game and Fashion Two Twenty posted 2,408 in team series. Edna Filbeck topped women with 232 and 584. Prairie Belles’ Dalia Supply posted 906 team game and 2,666 top team series. Shoes for thoroughbreds come in sizes 3 to 7. a four aluminum shoe set weighs about one pound.
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Jayhawker
Delbert Strickant
Jim Myers
Joann Borthwick
High
Indiviiduals Wormers
Hazel
Peterson
Ladd Machine Shop
Fashion
INDAY
J.D
Dalia Supply
Riggs Proposes Money Match With Evert King Weighs It
Promoter Bobby Riggs eyes a $50,000 winner take all date against 18-year-old Chris Evert for Sept 22 after a 6-2 6-1 win over Margaret Court. Billie Jean King doubts Riggs and tests a $10,000 challenge as she aims to prove women's tennis can beat the men.
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Associated Press
Jerry Peremohio
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Madison Square Garden
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Caribbean
Margaret Court
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
Hilton Head, S.C
Margaret
Mrs. King
Carol Mann
Ladies’ Professional Golf Association
Doug Sanders
Miss Mann
Club's Handicap Tourney Set at Garden City Country Club
Garden City Country Club hosts its annual handicap tourney Sunday with 18 holes on the grass greens. Shotgun start at 10:30 a.m. breakfast at 9 a.m. for captains and crews, 15 teams listed led by captains, low net team to win.
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Garden City Country Club
Towrney
Doug Weber
I Allman
N. Baldwin
4. Gimple
J. Sloan
Nicolet
C. ‘Salyer
J. Rome
J. Woody
Bill Gardiner
G. Gimple
IM. Gibson
K. Eisner
L. Ly‘mvan
D. Fankhauser
K. Bourne
R. Fankhauser
R. Maxfield
D., Coppie
W. Lloyd
J. Benson
F. Oldweiler
W. Leopold
H. Etling
C. Regester
J. Obmetka
EB. Miller
C. Ellison
G. Oberheim
B. Kissick
H. Hamlin
Thomas
E. Cox
R. Ladner
B. Collins
R. Mayo
W. Lemke
J. Colling
L. Braun
D. Croliy
J. Smith
D. Stengel
J. Heineman
F. Case
M. Spaces
B- Wood
D. Renick
R. Isham
M. Anderson
M. Renick
Connors
P. Dart
L. Clin
L. Neuschader
H. Settles
B. Wright
B. Cleaver
Six Share Golf Honors at Garden City Country Club
Peggy Mayo won 18-hole A-flight and Sue Unger won 18-hole B-flight on Ladies Day at Garden City. Nine-hole winners were Lamoin Jones A flight Blanche Salyer B flight Anita Salyer C flight and Judy Nusser in D flight. Upcoming Tuesday features least putts. many pairings listed. Gulfstream Park season runs March 5 to April 28.
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Peggy Mayo
Sue Unger
Garden City Country Club
Lamoine Jones
Blanche Salyer
Anita Salyer
Judy Nusser
Eva Marie Diges
Gen Stoner
Helen Fankhauer
Miarolyn ‘Chmetka
Virginia Meschke
Kay Wells
Peay Mayo
Erdene Corley
Velma
Pirland
Martha Schrader
Eisle Plumlee
Alice Stone
Mangaret
Masoner
Wanda Kisner
Nannings
Claire Fenton
Raye Kisner
Florence Burris
Nadine Hilyard
Vernadine Craig
Lee ‘Maxfield
Charlottte
Pat Nenninga
Ice Dart
Nellie Diandt
Grace Stoner
Mabel Cleaver
Jean Speckman
Lois Heard
Alma Robinson
Betty Benson
Gen Kenick
Abbe Rupp
Pegey ‘Rodrigues
Galene Wiley
Barbara Hissick
Stella Garnand
Carol Nanninga
Jinly Nusser
A.J. ‘Williams
Martha Foster
Janie Tones
Peasy Minter
Maxine Mercer
Maxine Jewell
A. Smith
Ruth Meredith
Orphan Johnson
Tulle Lemke
Ann Waridell
Joan Ketter
Dee ‘Mexchke
City Slow Pitch Results In Garden City Tonight
Nightly slow pitch scores list Kinney Glass 13 Santa Fe Motors 3 Club 45 15 G I Forum 14 Southwest Carpet 9 Oswalt 2 Priresman Packing forfeit illegal players no Dart In Quint Automotive 24 Peer Hess Plastics 22 Pepsi 16 Farmland Foods 3 Knights of Columbus over American Implement forfeit by umpire The three year old trotter Super Bowl was named 1972 trotter of the year by the U S Harness Writers Association.
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Garden City
Kinney Glass
Santa Fe Motors
Club 45
G.I. Forum
Southwest Carpet
Oswalt
Priresman Packing
Ilegal
Quint Automotive
Peer- Hhess Plastics
Pepsi
Farmland Foods
Knights of Columbus
American Implement
U.S. Harness Writers Association
Bubble Gum Swim Meet At Garden City YMCA Sunday
An unusual entry fee of a piece of bubble gum will be charged per contestant for the Garden City Family YMCA Open Bubble Gum Swim Meet on Sunday starting at 2 p.m. Open to anyone up to 17, no YMCA membership required. Registration 1 to 1:30, warmups 1:30 to 1:50. Five age groups, events include freestyle, back, butterfly, breast. 25 yard pool., two events per swimmer.
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Garden City
YMCA
Combeshanks
Secretariat Favored In Preakness With Unit as Crowd Draw
Secretariat, the Meadow Stable colt, headlines the 98th Preakness as the early 2 5 favorite. The race draws a record Pimlico crowd expected to exceed 55 000 with Johnny Unitas honored at ceremonies. Sham and Our Native also run, while Beebe Epage Deadly Dream and Torsion fill the rest of the field.
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Pimlico
Meadow
Colt
Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
Chick Lang
Lang
Unitias
San Diego Chagers i
Secretariat
Meadow Stable
Clation
Lucien Laurin
Mar Ohio
CBS
Sigmund Sommers Sham
Lattit Pincay Jr
E.W. Thomas
Bill Resseguet
Flekker
Bobby Valentine
Green
Scott Cadet Tops AFA Javelin Record At Wyoming Invite
Scott City freshman Doug Fry, son of Bill Fry who runs Station RELA, broke Air Force Academy javelin records with a 211 feet 9 inches throw at the Wyoming University Invitational. It surpassed his own frosh mark of 206 feet set earlier this spring. Fry’s best in academy history is 252 feet. he has 220 feet in practice. The Stott City High graduate also made the commandant’s academic list.
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Scott Cadet
AFA
Scott City
Doug Fry
Air Force Academy
Bill Fry
Station Rela
Doug
Wyoming University
Academy
Fry
Stott City High
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders from 1969
A compact rundown of top MLB performers across batting and pitching categories. Notable names include Cedeno Hin and Bonds in hits and doubles, Stargell and Aaron in home runs, and Carlton and Sosa leading strikeouts. Stolen bases feature Cedeno Hin and Morgan, with R.Jackson and Mayberry strong in runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders show Parker and Sosa with perfect records and Carlton dominating strikeouts.
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Associated Press
National League
Mola
Iaor Hin
Lopes
Pons Boosie SF
Wynn
Rench
Cin
Ferguson
Cedeno
Bonds
Hin
Metzger
Sanguillen
Pgh
Maddox
Matthews
H.aaron
Alt
Stargell
Morgan
Parker
Sosa
Carlton
Phi
Swilon
Otis
Rojas
Kirkpatrick
Harper
Ben
E.brinkman
Det
Briggs
Mil
Spencer
Cal
D.allen
Chi
Braun
Min
Carew
Hisle
D. May
Mayberry
North Oak
Alomar
Singer
Colleman
N. Ryan
Scott City gymnastic clinic features Weiss couple
A Scott City gymnastics clinic for boys and girls of all ages is set for May 29 30 and 31 at the Community Athletic Club. Instructors Greg and Margie Weiss will teach all Olympic events and tumbling with boys in mornings and girls in afternoons. Enrollment is free for girls and 20 dollars for boys. Entry deadline is May 28.
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Scott
Scott City
Maryland
Greg
Margie Weiss
Russia
Hungary
YMCA
Bill Fry
Cambria Heights Senior Joins 1000-Point Club
Cambria Heights senior Jim Schnurr reached the 1000 point mark in basketball this season during a game against Georgetown, marking a milestone for his school and career.
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Jim Schnurr
Cambria Heights
N.Y
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Mayberry Finds Swing In Royals Comeback Win
Kansas City slugger Joh Mayberry hit a three run homer in the seventh as the Royals beat the Texas Rangers 6 2 to end a four game slide. Amos Otolis also homered and Wayne Simpson earned his third win with help from Gene Garber who notched his sixth save. Mayberry credited a steadier approach after moving to the third spot, saying the key was a natural swing rather than forcing power. The Royals remained in the AL West race as Chicago Oakland and California pursued the top spots.
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Mayberry
Kansas City
Texas Rangers
McKeon
Maghbenry
Castile
Chicago
Qukland
450-Foot Mistake Ends Palmer Search
Orioles pitcher Palmer ran his win streak to three with a 3-1 victory over Cleveland as a long ninth inning homer by Dave Duncan spoiled Palmer's shutout bid. Other AL results included New York over Milwaukee 4-2 and Detroit 14 Boston 0. In NL play Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 3-1 and St. Louis topped Chicago 6-4. Inland, Bloomington knuckleballer Wilbur Wood won to run his season total to nine.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jim
Bloomington
Wilbur Wood
Dick Alles
Rich Reichardt
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Tony Taylor
Jim Percy
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Sanders
Carol
Kathy Whitworth
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gulfstream Park
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Telegram
Syracuse High
Wichita State University
Ray Seib
Tracy Cook
Ed Jones
Bulldogs
Hill City
Preakness
Super Horse
Buddy Delp
Ecol Ebage
Sham
Delp
Hugoton Gridder
Hutch Jaco
Hutchinson
Mike Bond
Hugoton High
Hutchinson Junior College
Bond
HSC
Hugoton Sligh
Mianion Spaitz
Pkelly
R.jackson
Oak
Homer
Arlington
Tex
Joh Mayberry
Wingles
Jack McKeon
Mayberry Ino
Royals
Deweese King
House of Mel
Squire Building
N. Main
Palmer
Oak Lau
Montreat
Rightlhander
Vicwry
Orioles
Cleveand
Nolan Ryan
John Mayberry
Wayne Simpson
Geng Garber
Red Sox
Yankee Stadium
Jim Calborn
Calborn
Robby Murcer
Ron Blomberg
Graig Nettles
Nettles
Yankee
Anaheim
Dick Green
Kim “Catfish” Hunter
Angels
Avery Friday
Wight
Fred
Moaichs
Sewney
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