Area Athletes Earn Points at 33rd State Meet in Wichita
Area runners and throwers posted notable results on day two of the 33rd annual state high school track meet in Wichita. Derald McPherson Scott City and John Duran Johnson led Class B events with seconds and thirds while Allen Jantz Sublette and Diana Schneider Tribune fought for top spots in multiple races. Final standings show Scott City and neighboring schools scoring for Class A and B divisions, with Herington and Erie among champions in their classes.
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Wichita
Derald McPherson
Scott City
Bill Lower
Sub Intte
John Duran
Marlon Neely
Johnson
Bob Steitz
Syracuse
Allen Jantz
Diana Schneider
Tribsine
Dennis
Clark
Lakin
McPherson
Southwest Kansas
Jantz
Duran
Schneider
Steltz
Neely
Leonard Schenfler
Herington
Jack West
Laren Winter
Hugoton
Bol Hittle
Tittle
Leon Schneder
Osborne
Thlame
Duane
Newis
Steitz
Stetz
David Aikings
Erie
Lower
Sublette
Mike Michaud
Clyde
Ingalls
Jim Korf
Korf
Marlon
Thomas
Mike Erickson
Beavers
Concoria
Mulvane
Garnett
Medicine Lodge
Tribune
Marion
Stafford
Telegram
Fleet
Paterson sets all events record in Kansas state bowling
Lawrence Kansas AP C Paterson of Kansas City Kan posted an all events record 1999 to win Class A singles with 713 in singles. R Erwin of Junction City won Class C singles 641 and Langdale of Arkansas City tied with P Michaelis of Iola at 662 in Class B. The state meet drew 3450 individuals and 766 teams for 70000 in prizes.
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Lawrence
Kan
C. Paterson
Kansas City
Kansas
Paterson
R. Erwin
Junction City
R. Langdale
Arkansas City
P. Michaelis
Iola
Topeka Thackers
Topeka Budweiser
Wichita Frontiers
Douwhle
E. Nyberg
J. Smarekar
G. Ritchie - R. Kennedy
D. Marlin
Wichita
R. Tafova
Topeka
A. Beai
W. Harms
Newtoy
R. Appel-G. Knipp
Scott City
J. Schaefer-G. Roberts
Fort Scott
R Langdale
R. Lebar
B. Lynch
City
J. Jones
B. McClure
Pittsburg
Russell Scotties
Topeka Dobbers
Brett
H. Jones
A. Ross
Lenexa
A. Inglis
D. Allen
Derby
K. Woodman
G. Evants
B. Darboe
H. Kennedy
FE. Hoffman
Independence
R. Valentine
Eureka
Faul Malzone Cast Spell Over American League Teams
Detroit right-hander Bill Faul uses hypnosis on mound and wears No 13 as he holds Washington to three hits in a 5 1 Detroit win. Boston’s Frank Malzone belts six hits in 11 games with two homers and five RBIs as the Red Sox split a doubleheader with Kansas City, maintaining a slim lead atop the AL.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Bill Faul
Detroit
Boston
Frank Malzone
Faul
Washington
Malzone
Kansas City
Red Sox
A's
Baltimore
Chicago
White Sox
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Minnesota
San Francisco
Giants
Hants
Philadelphia
Felipe Alow
Cal McLish
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spalator
Cubs
Die Wilsworth
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynel
Ted
Cincinnati
Ovat
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Houston
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Indians
Twins
Alon
Ryne Caren
Phils
Jim Lemon
Bob Bolln
Restat
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Don Demeter
Jack Fisher
Spahn
Cub
Jim Schaffer
Eddie Mathews
Midwaylag
Garden City Wins First Western Kansas Horseshoe Meet
Garden City entries swept both divisions at Wright Park Dodge City hosted the first Western Kansas Horseshoe Pitching Tournament. Harold Kitch won Class A with 42 percent ringers, Cecil Baker took Class B with 22.4 percent, and Ora Baker of Dodge City claimed runner up in B.
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Dodge City
Garden City
Wright Park
Oakley
Fort Dodge
Hanston
Minneola
Harold Kitch
Garden
Cecil Baker
Baker
Ora Baker
Clayton Koehn
Montezuma
Everett Howe
Houston
Owen
Kitch
Powell
Nick Howe
Warren Beeson
Bill Pyly
Claude Nelson
Earl Howe
Francis Ricke
Arlyn Salmons
Hans
Dodgers Crack Mets in Doubleheader Sweep
Dodgers powered by Koufax and Perranoski take a doubleheader from the Mets to move within one game of the NL lead. Koufax fired a two hitter 1 0 win. Perranoski pitched scoreless relief in a 4 2 victory sparked by Frank Howard's two run homer.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Sandy Koutax
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Mets
Koufax
Perranoski
Raven
Frank Howard
Cubs
Hope
Vatgiuime
Ellsworth
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Lynch
Robinson
Reds
Cardinals
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Friend
Colts
Bil Mazoroal
Dick Farrell
Candy Spots Takes Preakness Bound for Jersey Derby
Candy Spots, who beat Chateau gay and Never Bend to win the Preakness at Pimlico, heads to Garden State Park to contest the Jersey Derby on Mamorla Day. The californian chestnut may clash with Get Around and Ahoy in a year-old title at Belmont Park on June 8, as Tenney and Rex Til erworth plan further racing chores after the Pimlico win.
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Baltimore
Candy Spots
Bend
Pimlico
Garden State Park
All Comerg
Tle
Maine Chance Farm
Jaclyn Stable
Ahoy
Aqueduct
California
Chateaugay
Louixville
Ten Tiver
Mesh Penney
Tenney
New Jersey
Rex Tilerworth
Wille Shoe‘maker
Lollywood Park
Rain Postpones Softball Twin Bill
A men’s softball double header scheduled here Sunday night was postponed due to wet grounds. The games were to feature Southwest Carpet and Tile versus Mangler Thres. The two games will be played tonight with admission going to the summer recreation fund. All players must pay a $2 entry fee for summer play before tonight’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Mangler 'Thres
Liberal Golf Tourney Postponed by Rain
Wet grounds from weekend rain delayed the annual Pancake Open golf tourney in Liberal. The event was rescheduled to Sunday, July 14 at Pancake Links, with entries expected from throughout southwestern Kansas.
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Liberal
Raina
Pancake Links
Southwast Kanhu
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Chuck Butzine
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Copeland
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Mary Breeding
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Bob Perry
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Pete Ramos
Zoilo Versailles
Jim Hall
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Lenny Green
Garden Citions
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H. E. Bach
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