Roseboro Helps out Koufax In Dodgers Pirates Tie
Roseboro scored on a close play as Griffith beat the throw to reach first on a Dodgers rally. Koufax allowed three hits through seven before a Pirates eighth inning tied the game 2-2. elsewhere, Philadelphia routed Houston 9-0 and Atlanta beat Cincinnati 6-4 as Kansas City edged Washington 5-3 in 19 innings.
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Taschora
Dodgers
Griffith
Roseboro
Pete Mikkelsen
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Washington
Moites
Koufax
Pirates
Rob Bailey
Manny Metaphis
Gene Alley
Ron
Larry Jackson
Astros
Lee Maye
Doug Clemens
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Joe Torre
Reds
Tommy Helms
Phil Roof
Casey Cox
Roof
Frank Howard
Jim King
Holcomb Sets Kegler Pace In Five Points League Night
Marilen Solcomb led with a high game of 199 and series as Five Points Service Station team dominated the Meadowbrook action. Joyce Slough topped McClung Pharmacy with a 194 game and 491 series as Cattonwood League finished week 35 with Dairy Queen, Production Credit, and Dorothy's Draperies posting notable scores.
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Marilen Solcomb
Ind
Uhureday
Meadowbirk Tage
Aileron Jewelers
Wester Motors
Crotty Weldino
Quint Automotive Service
Patterson Jewelers
Welders
Ankroma Motors
Joyce Slough
McClung Pharmacy
McClung
Dorothy's Draperies
Dairy Queen
Walls Paodliner
Production Credit Assn
Fidelity State Bank
Dorothy's Draperieg
Western
Me- Ching Pharmacy
Renick Drugstores
Connie Zirkel Tops Garden Bowl Night Game
Connie Zirkel of the John Wheeler’s team posted the high individual game with 213 at Garden Bowl as the Dust Bowlers Women’s League reached its 36th week. Ruby Tichert led with a 553 series for Garden Bowl. Santa Fe Ettes of Deerfield claimed top team honors with 932 game and a 2676 team series in results from league matches.
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Connie Zirkel
John
Smith Sand Co
Garden Bowl
Trripes
Santa Fe Elies
Krebs
Scott City Air Service
John Collins Agency
Sooners Sweep All Sports Title Despite Close Standings
Oklahoma State led in golf and wrestling as the Sooners claimed an 11-sport finish near the top, with Nebraska and Kansas battling for second. Final standings show Oklahoma 56 points, Nebraska 39, Kansas 44, OSU 47, K State 54, Colorado 56, Iowa State 57, and Missouri 1 as the year’s division results.
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Baskhall
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Missouri
Cowboys
K-State
Sooners
OSU
Okahoma State
Slugs Make Fielder Move for Reds Star Shamsky
Slugger Art Shamsky, 24, seizes Cincinnati Reds right field job with 13 hits in 45 at bats over 18 games. He homers seven times and singles the rest, saying he aims to hit for power yet stay true to left handed pitching. Shamsky, promoted from San Diego after 1965 and previously a pinch hitter, has driven in eight runs with a .260 average in his first season. This year he has tallied 44 RBIs as he cements a regular spot in the lineup.
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Art Shamsky
Cincinnati Reds
Cinces
Ltrike
Shamsky
Frank Robinson
Reds
San Diego
the Masters
Industrial Golf Loop Meet Set
First organizational meeting of the season for the Men's Industrial Golf League. Session Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Jaycee Airlinks clubhouse. Last year's captains, interested Jaycees, and prospective sponsors expected. Ed Cox presides. league plays weekly through summer with local firm sponsors.
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Industrial Golf League
Jaycee Airlinks Club
Jaycees
Ed Cox
Marichal Bids For 30 Games
Juan Marichal, a right handed pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, aims to win 30 games in a season, a feat not achieved by a major league pitcher since Dizzy Dean. He improved to eight wins without defeat after a 5 0 victory over the New York Mets, boasting a 0.69 ERA through 78 innings and dominating the Mets in five straight meetings.
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San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Dominican Republic
New York Mets
Dean
Marichal
New Yorkers
National junior college track stars shine at 25th meet
Champions from diverse backgrounds dominated running events led by Jimmy Jasper of Howard County and Leroy Peoples of Phoenix. Notable performances included Shayne Slovacek Odessa and Larry Page Flint setting records, Roy Old Person and John Jacobs excelling in distance events, while Jack Abbott Blinn set a new 120 high hurdles mark and Tim Garrison Lubblock topped the 330 yard intermediates with a meet record.
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Telegram
Bob Greer
Jimmy Jasper
Howard Coumy
Big Spring
Tex
Samuel High School
Dallas
Jasper
Leroy Peoples
Phoenix
Ariz
PJC
Marana High School
Donnie Coker
Victoria
Peoples
Coker
Larry Page
Flint
Mich
Art Rodriguez
San Antonio
Jim Larsen
Grand Rapids
Page
Monroe
Michigan
Roy Old Person
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
Browning
Mont
Walter Reyna
Old Person
Wichita State
Haskell
Tony Shakespeare
Abbott
Texas A&m College
Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
Blrmi
Hurdies
Tim Garrison
Lubblock
Christian College
Garrison
Warren Gillette
New Mexico Military Institute
Gillette
Jack Abbott
Bling
Brent Schumacher $E
Sue Unger Wins A-Flight at Jaycee Airlinks
Sue Unger won A-flight at Jay cee Airlinks during regular weekly ladies day on Wednesday. Phyllis Holmes won B-flight and Cleo Chaffin topped C-flight with both Holmes and Barbara McVicker scoring birdies. Regular tee-off is 1 15 p.m. Visitors are welcome to play and will be paired with others.
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Sue Unger
Jaycee Airlinks
Phyllis Holmes
Cleo Chaffin
Barbara McVicker
Sylvia Biggs
Dorothy McMillan
Frances Phillips
Callice Mutter
Ann Depperschmidt
Dorothy Goodwin
Ellen Hatfield
Ruby Deibert
Opal Lundgren
Ival Lambert
Eleanor McDonald
Katy Marshall
Jo Morris
Odelia Jones
Vicki Schroeder
Velda Warden
Jaycee
Caldwell Wins Jaycee Spring Golf Title at Airlinks
Bernie Caldwell of Garden City shot 108 over 27 holes to win the Jaycee Spring Open at Jaycee Airlinks in sultry 95 degree weather. He beat runner-up W. C. Daggett by three strokes with 111 as Bill Branden took third with 113.
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Bernie Caldwell
Garden City
Jaycee Airlinks
Caldwel
W. C. (Peck) Daggett
Bill Branden
Wichitan Captures Road Race Here
Robert Mohler of Wichita won Sunday's five kilometer road race in Finnup Park. The event drew six entrants and was sanctioned by the Missouri Valley AAU. Mohler set a local distance record with 15 minutes 48.5 seconds. John Rose, Hutchison School teacher, finished second in 16 06. Third was Kent Earnest of Holcomb. Fourth went to Larry Johnson of Quinter, fifth Charley Sellens of Russell, and sixth Stewart Nelson of Garden City. Local Boy Scouts and sixth graders helped with traffic control.
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Robert Mohler
Wichita
Finnup Park
Missouri Valley Aau
Missouri Valley Road Runners Club
Mohler
John Rose
Rose
Hutchison School
Kent Earnest
Holcomb
Garden City Junior College
Larry Johnson
Quinter
Charley Sellens
Russell
Stewart Nelson
Garden City
City
Young Nelson
O Near
West Kansas Track Club
Nelson
Hutchison
Earnest, Rose
Curtis
Neb
Arne Richards
Manhattan
Denver Track Club
Cornhuskers Track Club
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jobin
Pittsfuran Pirates
Hoseboros
Sandy Kaufax
Los Angles
Ae Pirates
Dadar
Tiitfess Cabis Sveggaris
Darrell Griffith
Teather
Los Angeles
Common Bat
Mostern
Watts
Orehathars Sre
Toy Angeles
Comeshine
Asplaine
Kegler
Jim van Valkenburg
Quilahoma
Champs
Shayne Slovacek
Odessa
Jaco
James Walters
Walters
Slovacek
OJC
Booker
Texas Panhandle
Bexas
Lander
Wyo
John Jacobs
Onandaga Jaco
Syracuse
N.Y
Jacobs College
Manlius
University of Maryland
Onamlaga JC
Jacobs
Syracuse University
Manlius High
Jackson
Blinn College
Brenham
Compton
Calif
Billy Anderson
Russell Bray
Benny Guerrero
Garden
Bill Ackley
Rolland Mathias
Deerfield
Guerrero
Ackley
Mathias
Earl Neely
Ross Blackford
Harold Collier
Blackford
Collier
Clyde Phillips
Dave Flowers
Dodge City
Lyle Workman
C-flight
Bill Schroeder
Clarence Burgess
Walter Meisel
Citians
Jerry Ostmeyer
Frank Trotman
Trotman
Meisel
Ostmeyer
W. J. Schiffelbein
Lonnie Meeker
Baltimore
Mike Ford
New York
Ford
Pimlico
Kauai King
Aqueduct
W. C. Daggett
Wichitan
Garnand
Bargain Corral
Baby Walker
Hollywood
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