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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1963

Page

5

Orioles Lead Yankees in pennant chase as eight straight win

In Baltimore, Babe Rath's memory stirs amid a rallying Orioles team that swept Cleveland 10-6 and 6-1 to extend their streak to eight victories. Jim Gentile and John Powell delivered key hits in the seventh inning rallies, Wes Stock earned two wins in relief, while Willie Keeler and other Orioles legends loom in the city’s dreaming shadow.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Baltimore Monumental Babe Rath Orioles John McGraw Hughey Jennings Willie Keeler New York Yankees Ned Hanton Billy Hitchcock Birds Cleveland Indiana Jim Gentile John Powell Jackie Brandt Wes Stock Mary Breeding Larry Osborne Senators Gil Hodges Eddie Bressaud Gary Geiger Red Sox Tigers Dave Morehead al Kaline Dick MedAuliffe

Standings and results from major leagues overview

American League standings show Baltimore leading with 29 wins and 7 losses, New York at 22 BS, Chicago 24 18, and Minnesota 29 21, while Los Angeles trails at 20 25. Sundays and Saturdays games feature notable scores including Baltimore 10-6 over Cleveland and Detroit 12-5 over Boston. National League standings list San Francisco 28-16, Los Angeles 26-18, St Louis 25-21, Pittsburgh 21-22, and Cincinnati 20-21. Sundays results include Chicago 5 over Houston 1 and Philadelphia 10-3 over Cincinnati.

Yankees Washington Senators Detroit Boston Tigers Red Sox Minnesota Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Kansas City Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Cubs Houston St. Louis New York Mets Ww. L. Pet G.B. Baltmore Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Los Angles Kansans City W. L. Pet St-Louis Pitsburgh Piincinnati Guy Cincinnati

Lema Holds Memphis Lead In Rained Memphis Open

Tony Lema led the Memphis Open after weather delays as rain scattered over the course halted play with eight pros and seven amateurs still unfinished after two rounds. The field included Harold Kneece, Tommy Aaroy, George Knudsen, and Darry Edwards among others.

Memphis Aiken S.C Tommy Aaroy Gainesville, Ga George Knudsen Toronto Darry Edwards Fort Worth

Legion Baseball Practice Canceled at Clint Lightner Field

Legion Baseball practice for the American Legion team has been canceled. The session was to be held at Clint Lightner Field but will not take place as scheduled.

American Legion Clint Lightner

Emerson Near Grand Slam After French Title Win

Australian Roy Emerson won the French championship by defeating Pierre Darmon in straight sets as he pursues a calendar Grand Slam. He has already claimed the Australian crown and aims for Wimbledon and the U S titles, a feat previously accomplished only by Don Budge and Rod Laver.

Paris France Australia Roy Emerson Emerson Earliey Pierre Darmon United States Don Budge Rod Layer

Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

A compact summary of leading MLB performers: Causey and Robinson top batting at .356 and 54 hits. Wagner leads homers with 13. Kaline and Hinton vie for runs and RBIs. Stocks and Perranoski headline pitching with five decisions and 6-1 records. Includes notable players from Baltimore Chicago Boston St. Louis Milwaukee and others.

Associated Press Causey Kansas City Robinson Chicago Malzone Boston Gentile Baltimore Kaline Detroit Allison Minnesota Hinton Washington Wagner Los Angeles Nicholson

World records fall in Western track meets

Three world marks were set in California and Arizona as Washington’s Brian Sternberg vaulted 16 ft 7 in, OSU’s two mile relay ran 47:16.9, and NM’s Adolph Plummer clocked 44.9 in the 440. Peter Snell’s mile in 3:54.9 drew American record attention, while Phil Shinnick’s 27 ft 4 in long jump sparked wind legality questions.

Associated Press California Modesto Calif Washington Brian Sternberg Oregon State University Tempe Ariz New Mexico Adolph Plummer Ohio State Glenn Davis Jim Beatty Soviet Union Igor Ter-Ovanesyan Ralph Boston University of Washington Phil Shinnick Berkeley Shinnick

West Kansas Fishing Report Brews Across Western Lakes

In Pratt Kansas the weekly Kansas Forestry Fish and Game report notes improved stream and river fishing after recent rains. Reservoir fishing remains good with Webster Reservoir strong for crappie, Kirwin for channels and crappie, Cedar Bluff for white bass and walleyes, and Lake McKinney fair for channels bluegill and bullheads. Hamilton County and Decatur County lakes show fair action on various species while Logan County and Scott County reservoirs report mixed success. Overall, black bass, bullheads, crappie, and bluegill are commonly landed with variable success by location and species.

Pratt Kan Kansas Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Webster Kirwin Cedar Bluff Lake McKinney Hamilton County Decatur County Logan County Scott County

Prepster Runs Blistering Mile at Mis souri Valley Meet

Wichita East sophomore Jim Ryun sprinted to a 4 08.2 mile at the Missouri Valley AAU track meet, second fastest prep US time. Missouri and Kansas athletes set multiple open and junior records as Greg Pelster Hoss Tunnell and others pushed points for Missouri teams.

Kansas City Wichita East Jim Ryan Missouri Valley Tom Sullivan

Busy Weekend For Softball Activities Here

A busy weekend of softball unfolded with 250 to 275 fans at Clint Lightner Field as the Compton California Cuties clashed with local all-stars. Garden City Co op defeated Garnand Furniture 6-5 in an opener then beat Welders Supply 14-4, and Garnand topped Welders 8-4 in three short, 45 minute games. Little League Field is being lit and converted to a slow pitch field with 1275 foot fences.

Clint Lightner Compton Calif Cuties Garden Calfornians Santa Fe N.M Oklahoma City Scott City Kismet Little Leargue Field Garden City Coop Garnand Furniture Co-op Welders Supply Holcomb Garnand

Golf Action Kicks Off 1963 Summer Industrial League

First round play begins at Jaycee Airlinks this week with thirteen teams, four players plus one alternate per squad, four nine hole matches scheduled. Northern Natural Gas and Garden City Jaycees sponsor two clubs each. one team draws a bye weekly. matches must finish by Sunday evening.

Jaycee Northern Natural Gas Garden City Jaycees Northern Natural Gas No Foster Music Co Northern No Cities Service Gas Garden City Fire Dept Campbell Abstract Austin’s Cafe American Telephone and Telegraph Modern Radio DeCamp Safety Lane Gardiner Dairy Jaycees

Reliefer McBean Limited Milwaukee For Third Win

Pirates reliever Alvin O Neale McBean earned his third win in relief as Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 5-2. Bob Bailey’s 11th inning three run homer provided the decisive margin. Dodgers outlast Giants 4-3 in 10 innings. Phillies swept Reds 10-4 and 3-0. Mets edged Cardinals 9-2 in 11 innings as Charlie James hit a three run pinch homer. Cubs toppled Braves 2-1 behind strong pitching from Bob Buhl and key hits from Santo Hubbs and Brock.

Associated Press Alvin O'Neal McBean Pittsburgh Pirates McBean Pirates Milwaukee Bob Bailey Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Francisco Jose Pagan Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati New York Mets St. Louis Cards Olie James Chicago Cubs Howaton Braves Bill Mazeroski Bailey Hank Fisch Roberto Clemente Dodgers Giants Pagan Jim Gilliam Tommy Davis Joe Roy ‘Sievers Jack Cons Phils Reds Sievers Culp Mets Duke Carmel Stan Musial Charlie Neal Neal Bob Gibson Chico Pernandez Ken Boyer James Cubs Dick Crott Bob Buhl Ron Santo Ken Hubbs Lou Brock

Belinsky to Minor Leagues Belinsky to Minor Leagues

Los Angeles Angels sent Bo Belinsky to the Hawaii farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Manager Bill Rigney will follow his progress via coast league box scores as Belinsky endures a rough run after six years in the minors. Ken Hunt backed the move, Hank Foiles and Charley Dees were added, Ed Kirkpatrick to Nashville.

LOS Angeles Bo Belinsky Sunset Strip Honolulu Hawaii Belinsky Los Angeles Angels Ceb Angel Bill Rigney Angels Mamie van Doren Chicago Ken Hunt Hunt Ed Kirkpatrick Nashville Hank Foiles Charley Dees

Caney Golfer Wins American Legion Meet

Wellington Kansas AP Odie Wilson of Caney won the state American Legion golf championship. He was medalist with 67 on Saturday and posted 74 on Sunday for a 1 over par 141 total over 36 holes. Eighty one golfers qualified for the championship flight.

Wellington Kan Odie Wilson Caney American Legion Wilson

Local Netters Set For Open Meet In Liberal

Local tennis players will compete Thursday and Friday in a men open meet at Liberal. Entries include Jim Nesbitt of Garden City Junior College in charge, two high schoolers Terry Cleveland and Emil Krug in a local doubles pairing, Nesbitt with James Wells of Fort Hays State, and two other doubles units Jim Griffin with Lanny Pauley and Don Brookshire with Don Sonderegger. Singles feature Ronnie Harman Brookshire Sonder egger Nesbitt and Wells.

Ing Liberal Kansas Oklahoma Jim Nesbitt Garden City Terry Cleveland Emil Krug Nesbitt Fort Hays State College James Wells Jueo Jim Griffin Lanny Pauley Don Brookshire Don Sonderegger Ronnie Harman Brookshire Sonderegger Wells

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