Powell blasts two run shot as Orioles edge Royals in tight win
Orioles stay tied for first in the league race with a 8-3 victory over Kansas City. John Powell, 22, slugged a two-run homer and boosted his average to .233 while Baltimore rode Pappas to his third win in a row. Luis Aparicio stole three bases as the Orioles chased Segui. Kennedy homered twice for Washington in a 10-3 win over Detroit.
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Garden City Entry Captures Bowling Title
Garden City's entry wins the Wheat hart Women's Traveling League championship, an eight-team circuit including Liberal Meade Perryton Tex. The squad of Maxine Bates Bonnie Zirkel Peggy Sisney Helen Careuthers Nola Blackwood oe Kerr Charlotte Vair ey posted top team series 2880 and top game 1036 with Jeannie Virden earning high single. The league, sanctioned by WIBC, met monthly on Sundays with eight teams in 1963-64 and will return for 1964-65 under president-elect Kerr.
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Northern Pike Season Opens in Kansas Fills Angler Curiosity
Thayne Smith reports Kansas will open its first Northern Pike season on June 1 at Tuttle Creek and Cedar Bluff lakes after hatchery stocking. Northern Pike are strong fighters with sharp teeth. anglers should use steel leaders and long-nosed pliers to remove hooks. The piece notes growth at Tuttle Creek, the Douglas County State Lake progress, and local crappie and bass catches, with the overall tone of a local fishing column.
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Amsterdam
National Outdoor
Earl Rich
Toronto Reservoir
Garden City Junior High eighth grade track team lineup
Youths showing as weight men and jumpers for Garden City Junior High eighth grade track and field. Front row left to right Larry Farr Melvin Ginest Royce Cleveland. Back row includes Coach Merle Altman Rick Powers Paul Teetzen and Don Del linger. Farr was a seventh grader. Fifth season for Coach Altman in the local system.
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Standings Update for American League and Nearby Results
The American League standings show Baltimore and New York leading with strong records as Cleveland Minnesota Detroit and Boston chase. Wednesday results included Minnesota over New York and Baltimore over Kansas City, with Boston tying Los Angeles and Washington routing Detroit. Upcoming games feature various matchups across major clubs.
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Dixon probes three game AFL playoff proposal
New Orleans real estate man and club president Dave Dixon plans a three game AFL championship playoff. The scheme would host the first game in the existing league city and move the second and potentially third games to New Orleans, aiming to add Southern January television exposure.
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San Diego
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Hulse to miss Indy 500 with eye injury
Indianapolis AP Chuck Hulse of Downey California will miss the Indianapolis 500 after an eye injury from a sprint car crash in New Bremen Ohio earlier this month. An eye specialist says the vision injury will not heal in time for him to drive in the $500 000 Memorial Day race.
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Mays slump hits fifth straight without a hit
Willie Mays goes hitless for the fifth straight game as the Giants lose 7-2 to Philadelphia. Juan Marichal’s 12 game winning streak ends, Philadelphia moves atop the NL, and other NL games feature Cardin als and Dodgers wins. Rummage sale note follows.
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Gibson Flawless as Cards Edge Cubs 1-0 in Nerve-Set Game
St Louis pitcher Bob Gibson dominated the Chicago Cubs, fanning 12 in a 1-0 win. Keane praised the effort as Gibson’s best of the year, with Bill White driving in the only run after Dick Groat and Ken Boyer set up the eighth inning. The win improves Gibson’s strong NL outlook, while Sudecki starts for St Louis next game.
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Associated Press
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Bob Buhl
Glen Hobbie
Tigers Finish Loop Undefeated in Big Eight
Missouri Tigers wrap up the Big Eight baseball season with a 4-3 win over Kansas to complete a 19-0 league record and sweep the series, the first perfect league season since 1936. Missouri sits 22-3 overall and rides a 21-game win streak into NCAA district playoffs. Kangas and Stroud anchor the mound and lineup as Kansas fields a late rally before Nelson closes it. Also noted is Navy football scheduling four Pennsylvania games next fall at Penn State Pitt Notre Dame and Army.
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U S Olympic Boxing Teams Good and Solid
The 10 man team chosen at the three day trials includes Buster Mathis 6 ft 3 in 295 pounds 19 from Grand Rapids Michigan noted for speed and power in the heavyweight final over Jon Frazier 195 from Philadelphia. Other winners span Bob Carmody Low John son Charley Brown Ron Harris Charley Ellis Maurice Frilot Toby Gibson Jim Rosette and Harley Cooper.
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Lew Hoad Advances In Pro Tournament
Lew Hoad defeated Luis Ayala of Chile 10-8, 9-11, 7-5 to reach the quarter-finals in College Park Maryland. Alex Olmedo also advanced as Australian Mal Anderson defaulted with bursitis in his right elbow.
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