Bears and Legion Victories Open Central Missouri Ban Johnson Play
Jefferson City Bears toppled Columbia A s 18 to 6 as veterans Maasen and Mixon sparked the win. Lexington edged Marshall 3-2 while Boonville rallied past Clinton 6 to 5 behind late runs. Sedalia shut out an improved Sedalia club 4-0, with pitching by Lewis and Johnson. Also notes feature a trivia piece on Jimmy Demaret, the singer who became a top golfer, and a brief remark on the White Sox finishing third in the season.
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Wilhelm Allen Star on Mound in 11 3 Win
Jefferson City American Legion beats Centertown 11 to 3 in season opener with reserves starting five innings. Mike Wilhelm pitched six innings allowing six hits while Allen worked three, plus late relief by Beck Nixon Kilgore. Beck had a key two RBI double in the third as the Legion build an early lead and hold on for the win.
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Wyman Basingjer
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al Robinson
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Leon Wagner
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Sundays Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Sunday results show Los Angeles 16 to 2 over New San Francisco 7 and Philadelphia 10 innings. Atlanta 14 over St Louis 4. Pittsburgh 10 over Houston 5. Cincinnati 5 and Chicago 5. San Francisco at Philadelphia noted with other Tuesday matchups and league standings.
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Red Birds versus Mexico in Tuesday night semi pro showdown
Jefferson City Red Birds host Mexico at Ernie Vivian Field Tuesday for an 8 p.m. game. Dick Boli pitches for the Red Birds while Orville Holrah or Terry L’Ange will start for the Sports. The teams meet amid a Missouri-wide stretch of leverage and unbeatens across six games this season
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Ernie Vivian
Jefferson City
Red Birds
Mexico
Dick Boli
Orville Holrah
Terry L’ange
Missouri Tiger
Leo Cardenas Hits Four Homers as Reds Sweep Doubleheader
Leo Cardenas slugged four hits including two homers as Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Chicago. He drove in eight runs, extended a consecutive-hit streak, and chased an NL record for most homers in a game. The nightcap fell 3-2 to Pittsburgh as the Reds hoped to chase the NL mark.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Roberto Cle Cardenas
Los Angeles
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Jim Wynn
Astros
NAIA Opens Tourney as Guilford Coach Maynard Honored
The 110th NAIA tournament begins in St Joseph Missouri with Guilford College led by Charles Maynard named 1966 NAIA Coach of the Year. Maynard 26 7 team faces Linfield Oregon in opening game at 11 am. Other first round matchups include Missouri Valley at 6 pm and Omaha at 8 pm in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Paul Merkel
Whit
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Wash
Baseball Hall of Naia
Pittsburgh Pirates
C. C. Johnson Spink
Sporting News
Linfield
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Hall of Guilford
North Carolina
Jed Stuart Maynard
Guilford
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Charles Westbrook
Harvey
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Claremont
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Gene Waldron
Virgil Yelkin
Ryun and Herndon Shine in Big Eight Track Meet
Kansas stars Jim Ryun and Ron Tull led a strong Big Eight showing as Ryun ran 3:53.7 in the mile and a near world-class relay where Eight teams set marks. Missouri’s Gene Crook and Kansas State’s Conrad Nightingale posted bold times, while Oklahoma and Oklahoma State athletes contributed in fields and sprints.
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Charlie Greene
Missouri
Gene Crews
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Crook
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France
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Larry Smith
Nightingale
Bill Selbe
Terrey Haute
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Brazito and Russellville win Ozark League games
Brazito stopped Eldon 2 to 0 as Bob Baysinger pitched strong. Russellville edged Stringtown 1 to 0 with a second inning homer by Larry Theroff supporting a three-hit Brazito effort by Baysinger and Jim Polly as Brazito moved to 5 4 on the season and Russellville to 4 1 with Theroff allowing only three hits.
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Russellville
Eldon
Bob Baysinger
Stringtown
Baysinger
Jim Polly
Larry
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