Ten Area Teams Score at State Meet
Ten Telegram area schools earned points at the 51st Kansas State high school track championships held at Veterans Field in Wichita. Wichita East led Class A with 46 points, while Salina and Wyandotte followed. Class B saw Ashland win with 21 points and Shallow Water stars. Notable performances included Richard Masoner of Garden City placing third in 120 yard hurdles and Bob McNickle of Ashland winning the Class B 440, with Hadley of Shallow Water clocking 4 27.8 in the Class B mile.
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Bob Greer
Wichita
Veterans Field
University of Wichita
Valane
Pardon City
Enn
Herington
Waheeney
Ellsworth
Haskell Indian Institute of Lawrence
Ashland
Peabody
Cunningham
Powhattan
Jetmore
Mount Hope
Shallow Water
Cimarron
Lewis
Holcomb
Satanta
Ingalls
Englewood
Garden Cuy
Richard Masoner
Masoner
Lakin
Bill Lindner
Linder
Easton Bermer
Miller
Scott City
Bermer
Norm Swank
Larry Nerger
Troy Zeigler
Bob McNickle
Herald Hadley
Hadley
University of Kansas
Marvin Patterson
LaCygne
Walt Miller
Jerry Katz
Katz
Harold Burnett
Tigers
Larry Rupp
Charlie Burns
Ken Miller
Moscow
Telegram Area
Richard Bond
Flying McNickle
Bond
Keith O‘neil
Weir
O‘neil
John Hossfeld
McNickle
Blue Aces Win State AA Title
Wichita East, led by sprinter Bob Hanson, won the Class AA state track title with 46 points. Hanson swept three firsts and anchored the 880-yard relay as Shawnee Mission North set a meet and state record in the mile relay, and Salina earned 20 points for second.
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Wichita
Wichita East
Blue Aces
Bob Hanson
Hanson
Salina
Wyandotte
Herington
Wa Keeney
Ashland
Peabody
Shawnee Mission North
Kansas
Don Payne
Wichita South
Jim Waskiewicz
Virgil Roper
Caney
Bowling standings from multiple leagues in Garden City
The page lists standings and records for numerous leagues and teams including SPORTSMAN LEAGUE Knights of Columbia 102-34, Northern Natural Gas 7-67, The Ladds 76-61, American Legion 8 72%, and detailed tallies for AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE SUGAR BEET LEAGUE YANKEE LEAGUE ATHLETIC LEAGUE and WHEATBELT LEAGUE with teams such as Santa Fe Motors RL. Crist Prairie Gas and Equipment Optimist Chile Garden Bowl Al's Texaco West's Apee Nolan Motor Co Elliott Printers Farm Bureau and Scott City Air Service.
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Walter's Motor Co
Garden City Sheet Metal
Santa Fe Motors
RL. Crist
Prairie Cag and Equipment
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Optimlat Chile
Burtis Motor
Garden Bowl
Texaco
West
Alley Rats
J. Jones Builders
Gardiner Dairy
Woolworths
Milton Motor
Harley Davidson
Northern Natural Gas
Gifford Hill Western
Bones
Nolan Motor Co
Elliott Printers
Farm Bureau
Garden City Telegram
Smith Sand Co
Flume Fry Inc
Cities Service
Richman Body Shop
Colorado Interstate Gas No
Colorado Interstate Gas
DeCamp
F.O.E
Wheatland Electric
Fansler Tires
Optimist Club
Athletic League
William Ol Co
OK 66 Service
Hmfas
Rickman Body Sho
Gano Horace Grain
Goodyex
Barton and Crist
Smith Land Co
Century Refinery
Brookover Feed Yard
Indians and Senators Sweep Twinbill to Climb Standings
American League action left Cleveland in undisputed second place, sweeping Minnesota 9–0 and 2–0 in a doubleheader while Washington jumped from eighth to sixth with a 6–2 and 7–2 wins over Los Angeles. New York split with Baltimore, Detroit beat Kansas City 5–3, and Boston beat Chicago 4–1 after a 6–5 opener.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Yankees
Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Don Schwall
Indians
Twin Hill
Johnny Temple
Dan Schwall
Seattle
Gary
Geiger
Jim Landis
Willie Tasby
Chuck Hinton
Dale Long
Billy Klaus
Tasby
Senators
Rennie Daniels
Hal Woodeshick
Lakin Woman Wins Tourney At Loucks Park
Lela Clarke of Lakin shot 78 to win the annual Lakin women’s golf tournament at Loucks Park. Ruth Henderson of Lakin was second in the regular flight with 85, Mary Smith of Meade took third with 87. Lola King of Lakin won the A flight with 91, Frantier Crone and Audrey Pyatle took second and third. Sally Robinson of Garden City claimed the B flight crown, Hagel Whitaker of Cimarron was runner-up, Florence Burris of Garden City finished third. In C flight Gladys McAllpin of Cimarron led, Fern Bassire of Ulysses second, Juanita Ellinwood of Ulysses third. Clarke earned medalist honors with 78 181 holes. Mary Smith had longest drive, Lela King closest to the pin on No 4, Martha Newson had fewest putts for 9 holes, and Betty Limper of Ulysses posted the day’s highest 18-hole score at 176.
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Lakin - Lela Clarke
Lakin
Loucks Park Course
Ruth Henderson
Mary Smith
Meade
Lola King
Frantier Crone
Audrey Pyatle
Hugoton
Sally Robinson
Garden City
Hagel Whitaker
Cimarron
Florence Burris
Gladys McAllpin
Fern Bassire
Ulysses
Juanita Ellinwood
Lela Clarke
Lela King
Martha Newson
Betty Limper
Dodgers Close Gap As Musial Powers Cardinals Sweep
Dodgers win their third straight over the Giants 3-2 to pull near the NL lead as Stan Musial belts five RBIs with a homer, double and single to pace the Cardinals past Chicago 6-3 and 3-0. Don Hoak drives five to lift the Pirates past the Phillies 13-11 after Philadelphia explodes for nine in the third. Cincinnati edges Milwaukee 7-6 with Gus Bell's ninth inning double, then lose 3-2 as Vada Pinson is tagged out at the plate. Sandy Koufax improves to 4-0 with four-hitter relief as Roseboro and Gilliam homer to account for L A’s runs.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Don Hoak
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Gus Bell
Jost
Vada Pinson
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Los
Henry Aaron
Braves
Reds
Eddie Kasko
Gene Freese
Carl Willey
Claude Raymond
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Session Set Tonight For Izaak Walton League
The Garden City chapter holds its regular monthly meeting at the Civic Center this evening at 7 30. Dr Karl Weiss, president, will preside. An advertisement promotes a Star A Bag service for woolens at Garden City Laundry and Cleaners Inc for two dollars.
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Civic Center
New Garden City
Izaak Walton League
Karl Weiss
Garden City Laundry and Cleaners, Inc
Men's Softball Opens Tonight at Finnup Park
Weather permitting the 1661 men's simmer softball program begins tonight with games at 8 and 9 p.m. Admission is free. The south west Finnup Park diamond hosts Garden City Co op versus Las Palmas Tavern, and Southwest Carpet and Tile versus McClung Payne Pharmacy. More games follow midweek and end with a team change as Century Refinery drops out, reducing leagues to five. Roy Ankrom, new president, said a replacement may join soon.
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Finnup Park
Garden City Co-op
Las Palmas Tavern
Las Palmas
Southwest
McClung- Payne Pharmacy
Busters Take Ith in National Track Meet at Big Spring
Garden City Junior College Busters earned 13 points to place 11th at the NJCAA track and field championships in Big Spring Texas. GCJC finished fourth in the mile relay 3 22 1 with Leaphart Taylor Wasingery and Kirkland. Kirkland also claimed second in the 440 yard dash with 48 6. Howard County JC won the team title with 93 1 7 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Junior College
Big Spring
Tex
Dale Meadors
Busters
Bill Leaphart
Bill Taylor
Ron Wasingery
Joe Kirkland
Lubbock
Ron Wasinger
Garden
Dick Perry
Hutchinson JC
Kirkland
Wiliam Meryweather
New York City Community College
Gordon
Himit
Howard County JC
Coffeyville JC
NYCCC
Hutch JC
Standings and results mix from baseball and hockey leagues
Standings show Detroit Cleveland New York Minnesota Baltimore Kansas City Boston Chicago Los Angeles with varied records. Sunday results list Chicago Boston Detroit Kansas City New York Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Washington Los Angeles. Additional schedules note upcoming cross league games and postponements including rain and nine innings.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Louis
Awards to Be Given At Bowling Meeting
The Garden City Men's Bowling Association will hold its annual meeting Friday June 2 at 8 p.m. in the Garden Bowl meeting room. Trophies and prize money for the 1960 61 season will be awarded. Officers for 1961 62 will be elected. Current officers are Bob Mathews president Bob Rickman vice president and Harold Nusser secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Men’s Bowling Assn
Garden Bowl
Bob Mathews
Bob Rickman
Harold Nusser
Garnand's Grains of Sand
A reader-friendly piece about kindness in everyday life. A truck driver named Bob Garnand returns a broken ball with an apology and a replacement, illustrating how small acts of compassion can inspire others. The story urges letting heart-driven acts guide behavior to improve the world and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Garnand
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Larned
Steve Rogers
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Ellis
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Perry
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Harper
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Plainville
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Oyler
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Weins
Merlin Scott
Scott
Bluejay
Joe Newson
Arkansas River
US 83
Harry Walker
Rosie Walker
Paul
Charles Reed
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Joe Reichler
Lennie Green
Steve Boros
Lary
Bud Daley
Whitey Ford
Roger Maris
Steve Barber
John Blanchard
Gene Stephens
Phils
Pirates
Izaak Walton
Dwey Amos
Taylor
Sidlow
State Bank
Garnand
Ora
Garnand Funeral Home
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