Red Birds Beat Fulton In Extra Innings 7 6
Jefferson City's Carling Red Birds defeated Fulton 7 6 in 11 innings on Fulton’s field. Bill Clarkston earned his fourth win in six decisions as the Red Birds rallied from a 5 1 deficit, tying it in the seventh with Corky Waggoner and shortstop Dave Smith contributing key hits. The teams split the first two games of the series. they plan three meetings this season.
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Baseball scores and schedules across leagues
MLB and NPB style box scores and daily schedule notes show results from multiple games. Scores include Minnesota 5 Baltimore 2 and New York 9 Los Angeles 3 in 15 innings, plus 8-2 Chicago over Boston and 9-6 Detroit over Boston. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at Cleveland and Minnesota at Detroit among others.
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Twiight Pattsburan
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Boessen Improves Batting Average in Legion Victory
Jefferson City American Legion shortstop Joe Boessen raised his season average to .308 with a 2-for-4 effort in the 5-3 win over Southwest Kiwanis. teammate Ron Maasen also boosted his average to .333 with three RBIs as the duo helped the club split the series in a night game at Ernest Vivian Field. The win followed by upcoming league dates against Eldon Fulton and Springfield Hillcrest.
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Ernest Vivian Field
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Kelly Whitaker
Area Hurdler Wins Twice at Mexico Relays
Maurice Loehner of Jefferson City took third in the pole vault at the Mexico Ledger Relays with 11-8, edging on misses. Dan Menze of Salisbury cleared 12-5 to win, while Tom Hasler of Sedalia was second at 12-2. Bill Evans of Eldon soared 22-2 in the high jump, Dye 21-11 in the long, and Kenny Howard of California swept the hurdle events 15.2 and 21.3. Whitaker pitched 14 no-hit innings across two games, 2-0 with 22 strikeouts, including a five-strikeout stretch in relief.
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Jefferson City
Mexico Ledger
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Raytown
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Salisbury
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Sedalia
Eldon
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Fulton
Jim Dre
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Dye
Kenny Howard
California
Lema Fights Back to Win Thunderbird by Narrow Margin
Tony Lema saved his tournament with a pressure final putt on the 18th hole to beat Mike Souchak by one stroke in the Thunderbird Golf Tournament at Westchester. Lema finished 286, earning 20000 dollars. Souchak settled for 12000. Other contenders included Ken Venturi and Billy Casper, with Nicklaus and Palmer well back.
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Duke
Major League Baseball Leaders and Weekend Fights
Baseball leaders list shows Williams Chicago batting .406 and Mays San Francisco .357 with Mays leading runs and RBIs. Williams and Clemente top hits, Williams doubles, Oliva leads batting in American League, with Hillebrew and Colavito home runs. Weekend boxing notes cite Ford and Barreto in South American middleweight title fight, with knockouts and strikeouts tallies.
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Penn
Kansas
City
Inter-City Golf Match Set For Tuesday At JC Country Club
The annual inter-city golf tourney will be held Tuesday at Jefferson City Country Club with 10-man teams from Columbia Fulton Sedalia and Jefferson City. Ladies Day activates in the morning ahead of the 36-26-72 format over the 6288 yard nine hole course. Jefferson City entries include Ed Loeffler Russell Rinklin Charles Pickett Dr J T Leslie Elliott Farmer Robert Welborn Dick Norman Fred Rost Herman Crooks h ank and Robert Dallmeyer Jr.
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Columbia
Fulton
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Country Club
Ed Loeffler
Russell Rinklin
Charles Pickett
Dr. J. T. Leslie
Elliott Farmer
Robert Welborn
Dick Norman
Fred Rost
Herman Crookshank
Robert Dallmeyer Jr
Luck of Draw Puts Missouri in Best NCAA Bracket
In Omaha Missouri the top seed faces Arizona State at 8:30 p.m. CST while Mississippi meets California at 6 p.m. The four top teams are set in the lower bracket by January draw. Weather outlook warns of possible showers later in the week as Seaton Hall meets Maine and Texas A&M plays Minnesota earlier today.
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Manny Jimenez Quits A's For Dallas Trade Report
Kansas City outfielder Manny Jimenez and pitcher Aurelio Monteagudo are headed to Dallas in the Pacific Coast League after manager Ed Lopat announced the move. Jimenez briefly quit in protest then agreed to report to Dallas to play himself into shape following a rib injury.
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Cards Face Giants Tonight After Busy Weekend
The Reds rolled over the Cardinals 11-6 in Cincinnati as John Edwards hit a first inning grand slam and Deron Johnson went five-for-five for Cincinnati. St. Louis tied the game late but Cincinnati completed the three game sweep and sent the Cards to a 1-5 road trip.
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Driver Credits Pit Crew With Win at Dixie 400
Ned Jarrett credited his pit crew for winning the Dixie 400 stock car race in Atlanta. He led most of the 400 miles, averaging 112.5 mph, finishing about 12 seconds ahead of Richard Petty. Paul Goldsmith was third in a 1964 Plymouth.
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MinorLeague Baseball Scores And Delays
Pacific Coast League games in Dallas at Seattle were suspended in the 2nd due to rain while Oklahoma City at Portland was 2 innings paused. In Indianapolis 73, Denver 1-2. Tacoma 7-7, San Diego 4-2. Spokane 4-6, Hawaii 2-8. 2nd game suspended at 81. International League Buffalo 5-7, Rochester 4-9. Syracuse 7-2, Toronto 4-3. Richmond 0, Atlanta 0. JTsersonville 7-5, Columbus 2-1.
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