Souchak Fails To Qualify For U S Open
Mike Souchak failed to qualify on a long local trail for the U S Open at Washington as about 2 000 players began regional tests. Several notable pros including Julius Boros Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper and Gene Littler advanced or skipped.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Mike Souchak
Duke
Shane
Mike
Washington
Shine
New York
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Gene Littler
Souchak
Bil Hyndman
Walker Cupper
U.S
Ambler Pa
Phoenix
Frank Stranahan
Hig Mike
Memphis
Standings and schedule from major leagues
The Standings show National League leaders with Philadelphia at 18 16 and Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and Cincinnati close. American League leaders Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, New York, and Minnesota hold tight with several games in the week. Today features New York at Chicago and Los Angeles at Cincinnati, plus San Francisco at St Louis in the NL.
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Associated Press
San Fran
Milwaukee
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Sly Hoy Angeles
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Sanrancisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Silence over Speedway before Memorial Day race
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway 43 of the world’s fastest race cars are being inspected for defects and wear as crews prep for the 500 mile Memorial Day race. Mechanics concentrate on parts while golf balls crack on the course within the track. Cars return briefly Thursday for carburetion tests before silence returns until race time at 11 a.m. EST Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway Golf Course
Men Bowlers to Meet Here for Yearend Meeting
The Garden City Men’s Bowling Association sets Wednesday night at Garden Bowl meeting room for its annual end of season gathering. Captains or representatives from each squad will elect officers for 1963 65 and discuss next year’s plans. Trophies and prize money will be awarded. American Bowling Congress rep suggested program improvements. Bob Mathews presides, with Bob Rickman as vice president Harold Nusser as secretary treasurer Join Jones and Al Tauscher on the board.
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Garden City
American Bowling Congress
Garden Bowl
Bob Mathews
Bob Rickman
Harold Nusser
Jones
al Tauscher
Knothole League Action Begins With Major Schedule
City recreation director Herman Beringer lists the 1964 Major League slate for Knothole youth baseball. Five teams Knights of Columbus Lions Club Rotary Elks Kiwanis play Wednesday singles and Sunday doubleheaders at Clint Lightner Field with two Sundays at Fansier Field for four games. Minor League details to follow.
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Herman Beringer
Beringer
Knights of Columbus
Lions Club
Rotary, Elks
Kiwanis
Clint Lightner
Fansler
Lightner
Elks
Sun
Knights
Lions
Lks
Wed
Knight
Rotacy
San
Tofary Ve
Elka Iva
Ectars
Hoth
Fansier Field
Rotary
Kirwanis
Ikl
Elke
Kiriwanis
Hoe Kam
Tidary
Qiong
Farsler Field
Fike
Knighta Sun
Elka
Hotary
Tlona
Knnieht
Sox Homers Hurt Kaycee in 7-4 Loss to White Sox
Four White Sox homers, led by Jim Landis and Pete Ward, power a 7-4 victory over Kansas City. Hansen and Martin also drive in runs. A’s drop 10th in 11 as Gary Peters wins with help from Wilhelm. St Louis idle. next at home vs Giants, Gibson vs Marichal.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jim Landis
Pete Ward
Ron Hansen
J. C. Martin
White Sox
Hansen
Ward
A's
Joe Grzenda
Kansas
City
Dick Green
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
St. Louis
San
Huskers Eye Series Sweep from Cowpokes
Nebraska took both games of a Big Eight baseball doubleheader from Oklahoma State. The Huskers won 12-6 and 9-4 and will attempt a sweep in the final game of the season. Nebraska stands 8-18, OSU 6-13, Missouri won the championship.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Huskers
Cowboys
OSU
Missouri
Lopat Frustrated Middle Man In A's Struggling Season
Ed Lopat, in his second year as Kansas City manager, faces a last place A's season marked by a weak pitching staff. The 10th defeat followed a 7-4 loss to Chicago after leading 3-2, with rookies filling most of the rotation and a 5.60 staff ERA. Finley shed two veterans for more bats, but pitching remains costly. Fans and owner debate remedies as the campaign stretches ahead.
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Kansas City
A’s
Ed Lopat
Lopat
Chicago
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Dave Wickersham
Ed Rakow
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Lopal
New York Yankees
Jonn O'Donoghue
Vern Handrahan
Aurelio Monteagudo
Jack Aker
Joe Grzonda
Moe Drabowsky
Orlando Pena
Drabowsky
Ted Bowsfield
Pena
Diego Segui
Jobo Wyatt
Local sports slate for Liberal area midweek schedule
Golf: annual Lakin junior tournament tee off at mist Loucks Municipal Farm Course. Bowling: Garden City Men’s Bowling Assn end of season at Garden Bowl with 1964-65 officers elected. Softball: non league doubleheader at Fansler Field Garnand furniture vs Garden City Co op 6 40 p.m. Regular meet of Finney County Parks Assn 7 30 p.m Civic Center. Tennis deadline 6 p.m. for Liberal Men’s Open Singles Memorial Day. Midwest Division racing SCCA two days with skydiving exhibition at Airport. Garden City pool opens Finnup Park weather permitting. Baseball and other youth, softball, and tennis events listed across area.
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Lakin
At & Am
Mist
Loucks Municipal Farm
Thoye
Garden City
Garden Bowl
Fansler Field
Garnand Furniture
Garden
Finney County Parks, Fish, and Gane Assn
Civic Center
Sports Car Club of America
Airport
Finnup Park
Tenia
Diawines
Turing
Anual
Salina
Knotpole
Contrict
Clint Lightner
Knights of Colunbur
Trots
Rotary
Elks
Airlinks Opens As 18 Hole Golf Course
Jaycee Airlinks now operates daily as an 18 hole layout with the popular sand greens course east of town opening for 18 holes Sunday. About 50 to 75 people played that day. The first officially to play the first nine were Henry Wally and Jerry Rome. The first to play the second nine were Phyllis Holmes and Ellsworth Holmes.
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Jaycee Airlinks
Henry Wally
Jerry Rome
Phyllis Holmes
Ellsworth Holmes
Shrine sports car event draws 90 entries this weekend
Ninety cars entered the Shrine Grand Prix weekend in Garden City for the third annual Midwest Division Sports Car Club of America races. Five races Saturday and five Sunday lead to Sundays 75 mile Grand Prix with entrants from Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Illinois New Mexico Nebraska and South Dakota. Champions from prior years Jack Hinkle and Bernard Morley return driving a Cooper Monaco and an Elva respectively as diverse European and American cars vie for top honors. Skydiving exhibitions by Salina teens accompany the action at the two mile eight turn course near the municipal airport.
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Sports Car Club of America
Salina
Jack Hinkle
Wichita
Bernard Morley
Denver
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Illinois
New Mexico
Nebraska
South Dakota
America
Europe
Lakin Junior Golf Tourney Set for Wednesday
Lakin Linksters from the area will compete in the annual Lakin Junior Golf Tourney at Loucks Municipal Park Course. The 9 hole sand-green layout hosts 8 a.m. MST tee offs with trophies for top three in three flights and a medalist prize. Entry is $1 and includes a noon meal at the clubhouse. Last year’s champions included Fred Ansthutz for overall with 68 strokes.
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Lakin
Loucks Municipal Park
Fred Ansthutz
Bill Meyer
G. L. Johnson
Terry Hamm
Plains
Garden City
C. L. Hett
Missouri Eyes Third Straight CWS Berth In Playoff
Missouri, Big Eight champions, holds a 21 game win streak as they open a best of three NCAA fifth district playoff against St. Louis Missouri Valley champion. Keith Weber 8 1 will start against Joe Hennessy or John Marcum with Jack Stroud 7 1 slated for the mound. If needed a third game follows the second on Wednesday. All games nine innings.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
St. Louis
Omaha
Keith Weber
Joe Hennessy
John Marcum
Jack Stroud
Tigers
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Fred Haas
Ken Venturi
Bill Collins
al Besselink
Bruce Devlin
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Ban Dunk
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Englang
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Rex Baxter
Bob Verney
South Africa
Telegram
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Chetopa
Ragel
Knothole League
Sox
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Wok Ditzer
Jim van Valkenburg
Kansas. City
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du Viger
Sports Slate
Call Marold Adams
Dick Dick Flasher
Liberal
Lanneway
Knothole
Shriners
Rourne
City Recreation Dept
If Am
Finnip Park
Denis Irwin
Garten Cite Shrine Oak
Tiger
Skein
Municipal Airport
New Shrine Raceway
C.C.A
Garden City Shrine Club
Shriners Hospitals For
Sears
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