Sam Cook Decides to Attend Lincoln University Basketball
Lincoln University signs Sam Cook, junior college target, after a months long recruitment. Cook, center in high school, chose LU over Hutchinson and Morehouse, citing two years of junior college experience before transferring. He averaged 18.8 points and 387 rebounds in 27 games and could play guard or forward for LU.
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Staggers
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Bob
Morehouse State
Atlanta
Morehouse
Lincoln University
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Jeff Bean
Kennedy-King Junior College
Chicago
Jeffrey Watkins
Lawton
Okla
Major league standings roundup by Tie Awattated Press
Monday games feature matchups across the league with results from Pittsburgh and Chicago's 11 to 1 win, St Louis beating Atlanta and other scheduled clashes including Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Montreal. Standings note player arms and win totals alongside upcoming night games.
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St. Louis
Cardinal
Julian Javier
Atlanta
Eart Williams
Mondas
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Innnings
Tresdas
St. Lois
Carton
Jarvis
Los Angeles
Singer
Philadelphia
Short
San Diesa
Arlin
New York
Centry
Cincinnati
Nolan
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco T
Marichal
Montreal
Stoneman
Pittshhurch
Walker
Holtzman
L. Pet
St Lis
Pillsburgh A
Rai
White Sox
San Diego
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Dets Toit
California
New Yorke Mets
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
San Francisco
New York Yankees
Los Anges
Minnesota
Burgh
Baltimore
Roy Thomas
Impec Als
Calif
Roger Carroga
Bell HS
Galveston
Tex
William Almon
Warwick Veterans H.S
Warwick
Cardinals rally to 7 6 win over Braves in heated ten innings
St. Louis and Atlanta staged a tense clash as Ted Simmons sparked a late rally in the 10th with a disputed bunt fair call. Simmons delivered a two run single after a controversial foul ball ruling, lifting the Cardinals to a 7 6 victory to widen their NL East lead. Willie Stargell homered as Pittsburgh routed Chicago 11 6.
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Atlanta
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Simmons
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Senior Babe Ruth League opens tonight in Jefferson City
Four local squads launch the summer season at the new Babe Ruth Field at Apache Flats with Great Central Lumber Co facing B and B Oil Co at 6 36 p m and S and M meeting Luetkemeyer AG at 8 15 p m Jim Curry guides Great Central with son Mike Curry on the mound and a deep lineup backed by Bohannon Holzbierlein Wilson McDowell Porth Bunting Pollack Eveler in the outfield Darrel Winder and Hamid Surface possible in relief B and B Oil starts Tom Kliegel on the mound with players from Blair Oaks Westphalia and Eugene districts Dan Morrow and Darrell Clarkston headline the Jefferson City alumni in the S and M lineup Gene Robinson starts on the mound with Greg Rich behind the plate and Stan Wallace at shortstop other key players include Greg Sharp Ron Spalding and Randy Wieberg in the infield and outfielders Rob Ferguson Mike Oldelehr Wayne Kuebler Gus Boessen Jim Wallan and more as both clubs ramp up for preseason play
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Apache Flats
Great Central Lumber Co
B and B Oil Co
S and M
Luetkemeyer AG
Great Central
Jim Bohannon
Bill Holzbierlein
Dan Wilson
Richard McDowell
Chuck Porth
Charles Bunting
Jack Pollack
Mike Eveler
Curry
Darrel Winder
Holzbierkein
Hamid Surface
Acton
Philbert
Tom Kliegel
Blair Oaks
Westphalia
Eugene
Jefferson City
Dan Morrow
Darrell Clarkston
Beck
Greg Rich
Newton
Robert Ferguson
Stan Wallace
Mike Oldelehr
Wayne Kuebler
Dawson Twins Spark Park Board Little League Action
In Monday night Little League play six games produced wide margins. Coca Cola rolled past McGraw- 447 with Rick Koelling tossing a two hitter and 10 strikeouts while Chuck Cohen led with two singles. Central Trust beat Carpenters Local Dl as Terry Armour spun a two hitter and nine strikeouts. Ron Dawson pitched a one hitter to blank Revisch TV for J. Dawson. McDonald's topped Optimists 158 with Mike Shepard earning the win. Ts Intermediate Central Dairy crushed Exchange Bank as Logan and Chuck Lammers piled up five hits apiece in a eight hitter contest.
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Park Board
Coca Cola
McGraw
Rick Koelling
Rodney Hughes
Chuck Cohen
Coca-Cola
Central Trust
Carpenters
Terry Armour
Tony Sharp
Ron Dawson
Revisch TV
Dawson
J. Dawson
Kurt Mueller
Central Dairy
Exchange Bank 187
Exchange
Central
Nelson
Logan
Fred Rackers
Chuck Lammers
Harvard grid star high on baseball draft list
Harvard grid star Pets Varney, famed for a football catch, rates as a top baseball draft prospect. Varney, a catcher who batted .391 with 27 RBIs for Harvard, hints at finally trying baseball while several other college and high school players are slated for the draft's early rounds as teams pick in inverse order of their 1820 record.
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Harvard
New York
Pets Varney
Ney
Mike Pazik
Holy Cross
Chicago White Sox
Danny Goodwin
Oli Peoria
Hooser wins 70 in Central Missouri junior golf title
Sixty junior golfers from Central Missouri competed in the 2nd Annual 18 Hole Medal Tournament at Hough Park Monday. Paul Hooser won the Championship Flight with even par 70, edging teammate Ken Nicklas by two strokes. Mike Roling won the A Flight with 70. The next Central Missouri junior golf event is scheduled for June 21 at Hough Park with 10 a.m. tee time and a $2 registration fee for mee club members.
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Missouri
Hough Park
Paul Hooser
Highway
Jay
Ken Nicklas
Nickaus
Central Missouri
Central Giants and Great Central win Babe Ruth League openers
Gentges Giants and Great Central Lumber defeated Adrian Yankees and Adrian in a Babe Ruth Junior League opening night at Apache Flats. Great Central’s Darrell Leven spun six strong innings for the win, while Gentges’ Delbert Thomas and Chuck Baker produced key hits in a fourth-inning rally.
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Great Central
Adrian Yankees
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Stesbers
Jacks extend Junior League lead with 18-9 win
Jacks beat St Joseph cro 18-9 to stay atop the Junior League poll action Monday night. Ted Rackers earned the win with a four hitter despite 12 walks, while Gary Dick took the loss. Rebels outslugged the BBers 11-7 as Steve Forek outdueled Tom Sodergren. Ken Nicklas pitched First Bare to a 4-2 victory over Peppermill. Slow Pitch saw Dave Otto pace Milo Walz’s 13-4 win over Jerry’s Arenas. NCR handled Suton Transportation 41-5 as Tony’s All Stars rallied for an 18-4-15 win over the Softball Team. Fire Department beat CID Swingers 18-4. Memorial Baptist defeated First Baptist 11-4.
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St. Joseph Cro
Ted Rackers
St. Jon
Gary Dick
Rebels
Beeers
Steve Forek
Tom Sodergren
Farek
Roger Bisges
Phil Freeman
Bbf'ers
Ken Nicklas
Peppermill
Dave
Tony
All Stars
Fire Department
CID
Memorial Baptist
First Baptist
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