Top Four College Teams Clash Tonight in Series
Maine sophomores upset Seton Hall as Joe Ferris held the mound in a rain shortened debut. Minnesota beat Texas A&M 7-3 behind Joe Pollock with 16 hits. USC leads early before rain halts play. Missouri and Arizona State follow in a star filled first round with 33 major league scouts in attendance.
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Omaha
Maine
Minnesota
Seton Hall
Jack Butterfield
Joe Ferris
Butterfield
Ferris
Dick DeVarney
Carl Merrill
Texas A&m
Joe Pollock
Ron Wojciak
Bill Davis
Dick Siebert
Pollock
Southern Cal
Missouri
Arizona State
Mississippi
USC
Walt Peterson
Larry Fisher
Larry Higgenbotham
Ole Miss
Keith Weber
Jack Stroud
Skip Hancock
Stroud
Bobby Winkles
Hi Simmons
City Golfers Due Honor
Kansas City staff reports three Jefferson City golfers Al Martin Scrappy Boyce and Ralph Hammond will be honored at the 10th annual Missouri Senior Golf Association banquet. All have played in every Senior tournament since 1955 and will be feted Friday night.
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Kansas City
Jefferson City
Missouri Senior Golf Association
Jefferson Citians
al Martin
Scrappy Boyce
Ralph Hammond
JC Country Club
Martin
Boyce
Hammond
Country
Bill Miller
Dick Stout
Crispy! Ward
Evman Winter
Otis! Jones
Fran
Meadow Lake
Boone Chiies
Arnold Weiss
Joe Roach
Eckert Gets Ned Sedalia in Red Birds Rubber Game
Sedalia hosts Jefferson City in a rubber game as Bill Eckert starts for Sedalia with Bill Clarkston ready in relief. The Red Birds own a 9-2 season mark led by Dave Smith near .485 and Corky Waggoner at .378, while Sedalia seeks its second win in the series behind Skip Schultz on the mound.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City
Red Birds
Carling Red Birds
Bill Eckert
Bill
Clarkston
Eckert
Citians
Fulton
Dave Smith
Corky Waggoner
Smith
Butch Waggoner
Donnie Vade
Skip Schultz
Sedalia Taylor
Fall Vache
Bryan Smith
T. Morgan Uriarte
Horner Duncan
Dey Newman
C. Waggoner
B. Waggoner
B. Morgan
Scott Hill Eckert Schultz
Nats edge Senators in homer filled Monday duel
Jim King slugged three homers and Don Zimmer added a solo shot as Kansas City outslugged Washington 5-4 in the Capital. Ed Charles opened KC’s 1-0 lead with a first inning homer, King followed with two more in the second and eighth, and Rocky Colavito plus George Alusik delivered late runs to seal the win for Moe Drabowsky.
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Jim King
Don Zimmer
Washington
Kansas City
Senators
Ed Charles
King
Rocky Colavite
George Alusicki
A’s
Zimmer
Moe Drabowsky
John Wyatt
Jim Duckworth
Claude Osteen
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cards
Giants
Ray Sadecki
Juan Marichal
John ‘O'Donoghue
Dan Pfister
Tom Cheney
Les Narma
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Cincinnati
Koufax
Deron Johnson
Sandy
Philadelphia
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Tommy Davis
Johnny VanderMeer
Vander Meer
Reds
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Houston
Hank Aaron
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
RBI
Indians
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Tony Cloninger
Rocky Colavito
George Alusik
Wagner
Bob Chance
Discipline Rules Across Baseball From Dykes To Stengel
The article recounts how coaches set behavior rules in baseball, from Jimmy Dykes noting players’ antics to Casey Stengel enforcing etiquette with the Yankees. It cites Stengel’s dress code and tipping edicts, plus lingering disciplinarian trends seen in clubs like the Cubs and Tigers and players such as Frank Lary.
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David Condon
Chicago Tribune Press Service
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Athletics
Jimmy
Casey Stengel
Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Florida
Casey
Stengel
Yankees
Yankee
Billy Martin
Chicago Cubs
Athletics Sign Another Youth Prospects Signings Near Record Prices
Charles Finley bought Catfish Hunter for 75000 dollars and paid similarly for Johnny Lee Odum, both touted as top young prospects in a year of escalating bonuses. Hunter, 18, from Hertford NC, posted 26-2 high school record and 29 strikeouts in a single spring game, while Odum, 19, from Macon GA, joins a growing list of gifted young players attracting hefty bonuses as clubs prepare for the peak signing period. The Indians reportedly paid about 60000 for Ralph Gagliano of Memphis, with Minnesota and New York also signing youngsters in the 10000-20000 range. The Mets led with multiple modest signings, including Gary Haverly and Dave Miller, as the year’s talent surge accelerates.
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Associated Press
Charles Finley
Kansas City Athletics
James
Catfish) Hunter
Hertford
N.C
Finley
A’s
Johnny Lee
Blue Moon
Perquimans County
Cleveand Indians
Ralph Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Gagliano
Minnesota Twins
Eddie Hill
Bristol
Tenn
Mickey Haien
Twin Valley
Minn
New York Mets
Gary Haverly
Pittsburgh State
Kan
Dave ‘Miller
Wake Forest
Francis Raley
Baltimore Junior College
Ron Taylor
University of Houston
James Bethke
Kansas City
No-Hitter By Bennett and George Across Senior League Action
In senior league play Bennett and Bobby George Jr combined for Herb Gordon in a youth game, Bennett pitching 523 innings before George finished in relief. The day also saw Pepsi beat Fulton 6-1, Lehman topple Capital Business College 13-3, and Tiki Lounge upset Eldon 7-2 while various church and junior league games filled the schedule.
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Lohman Hill Mets
Pepsi
Tiki Lounge
Jack Bennett
Bobby George
Nohitter
Herb Gordon
Bennett
George
Gordon
Fulton
Lehman
Capital Business College
Eldon
Union Hill
Calvary Baptist
Memorial Baptist
West Hills Baptist
Hickory Hill
First Baptist
Larry Steinmetz
Don Graham
Greg Nilges
Rockets
Bulldogs
Dawson Plumbing
Mason
Athletic
Park Board Softball and League Schedule Notice
Park Board lists Duensing Field games including Fischer Electric vs Milo Waly Junior League at 6:30 and 9:30, West Gate Mets vs Squires Junior League, and Dalimeyer Jewelyy vs Pleasant Hill Baptist Sinter League. Also Burns TV vs G HO Electric Intermediate matches, plus Immanuel Baptist vs Faith Lutheran Girls League and other midweek fixtures at Duensing Field.
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Fischer Electric
Milo Waly
Dalimeyer Jewelyy
Pleasant Hill Baptist
West Gate Mets
Squires
iLeague
Weanesday
Burnetts TV
G & HO Electric
Rippeto Plesters
Mexico
Rippeto Plasierere
Mid-Mo
Immanuel Baptist Ve. Faith Lutheran
East End Drug
Union Peal Baptist
Immmanuel Baptist Ve. Faith
Eggen's 236 Leads Doubles Loop In League Night
Harold Eggen shot a 177 series for four games and a 236 in the Men's Senior Doubles League. Team and individual highs are listed, with Wehrle and Jarrard posting Team High 40 and 1306. Standings show Iwehrle and Jarrard leading at 3 0 with 47 percent.
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Harold Eggen
Bill Wehrle
Roy Jarrard
Bob Kelsick
M. Markway
Harold Eppen
Iwehrle
Jarrard
Berreto
Rackers Sence
Kelsick and
Markwayv
G. Cook
Wes Cook
Wankum and
Evergen
Schneiders
B. Eggen
Beck and Veltrop
Longden and Wise
Big Show at Detroit Jiminez Qualifies for U S Open
John Liechty of Marshalltown Iowa eagled the last hole to tie Bob Astleford of Omaha for medalist honors in the sectional qualifying round for the U S Open at Washington. Amateur Liechty finished 139 after rounds 71 68 with Astleford 70 69.
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Detroit
Jiminez
John Liechty
Marshalltown
Towa
Bob Astleford
Omaha
Astleford
Indian Hills
Liechty
Washington
Joe Jiminez
Jefferson City
Monte Bradley
St. Louis
Bradley
Stan Thirsk
Kansas City
Fred Wampler
Sam Reynolds
Springfield
Herm Seharlan
Lamont Kase
Wichita
Ted Gwin
Larry Ziegler
Dave Douglas
Steve Reid
Jim Dowling
Hutchinson
Ray Goodell
St. Joseph
Jim Tom Blair
Larry Ramsey
Des Moines
Bob Cochran
Eddie Weck
James Cochran
Chick Harbert
Inter City Golf Match Opens at Jefferson City Country Club
The Inter City Golf Tournament began today with four 16 man teams from Jefferson City Sedalia Fulton and Columbia. Columbia current defending champion.
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Jefferson City Country Club
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Fulton
Columbia
Minor League Baseball Scores Report
International League results Toronto beat Atlanta 6 to 3 Buffalo defeated Jacksonville 4 to 3 Syracuse won 8 to 2 over Columbus Rochester topped Richmond 5 to 3 Pacific Coast League rain affected schedule Arkansas at Salt Lake City 4 Seattle 3 3 and Dallas 2 2 Okla Citvo at Portland with only rain scheduled games listed
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Associated Press
Toronto
Atlanta
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Dallas
Okla
Citvo
Portland
Night and day MLB schedule with multiple twi_night games
Major League Baseball daily slate includes twin bill matches with St Louis visiting San Francisco, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. AL notes Cleveland at Los Angeles results, Detroit and Minnesota games, and standings by city.
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Johnny Pott
Art Wall
Joe Campbell
Gay Brewer
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Doug Sanders
Rex Baxter
Phil Rodgers
Detroit
New York
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Vic Hebert
Jim Turnesa
Ed Furgol
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Pittsburgh
Chandler Harper
Washington
St. Louis
Sadocki
San Francisco
Maricha
Chicago
Ellsworth
Burdette
Jackson
Cisco
Milwaukee
Fischer
Sadowski
Schneider
Houston
Farrell
Nottebart
Owens
Twinight
Blass
Gibbon
Philadelphia
Short
Culp
Cincinnati
Maloney
Los Angeles
Moeller
W. L. Pet
G.B. Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
McNally
Pizarro
Downing
Wilson
Newman
Donovan
O'Donoghue
Pfister
Narum
Cheney
Stange
Mclain
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. GB
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Weber, Stroud
Bengals
Asu
UPI
City Golfers Due Honor
Ned
Corky Waggofier
Bob Lammers
Lammers
Boessen Uw
Fekert
Wees
Boessen
Waggoner
KC Nats
Homer
Nats
Johnson
Steve Boros
Boros
Bob Feller
Rube Waddell
Felipe Alou
Braves
Aaron
Hal Brown
Alou
Lee Maye
Dave Roberts
Colts
Jo Arcue
Dick Howser
Chancé
Angels
Sonny Siebert
Don Demeter
Tigers
Twins
Norm Cash
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Larry Sherry
New York Giants
John McGraw
Irish Meusel
McGraw
Chuck Dressen
Frank Lary
Tiger
Lary
Dressen
Lions Field
Jefferson City Sand Co
Adrian Materials
Great Central Lumber
Pee Wee
Central Mo. Trust Co
Optimist
Eagles Field
Jaycees
Electrical Workers
Power & Light Co
TV Service Center
Pee
Lions
Goodin's Sporting
Zesto
MecGrawe- Edison
Jefferson Life
McGraw-Edison
Eagles
W.P.W
Kiwinis Club
Zesto Drive
Scruges
Guhlejman
Fledelines
Guhleman
Freeman
Johnny's Sinclair
Fledglings
Holiday Inn Ve. News-Tribune
Kiwanis Club
Lion Club
Coca Cola
Lions Club
Bracks Cities Serv
Capital City Water Co
Capital City Tel. Co
Mason’s
Central Dairy
Mes Dowell Insurance
McDowell Insurance
Tom Bees
Dawson
Ronnie Adrian
Mason’s Athletic
V.F.W
Allan Hedrick
Exchange Bank
Marine Corps
Ronald Rackers
Exchange
Eggen
Bob Brue
Dean Refram
Billy Joe Patton
Paul Runyan
Johnny Bulla
Tommy Bolt
Bob Roesburg
Jim Ferrier
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Rolling Hills
Rose
Columbia Free
Black & Decker Power Tools
Nentwig Bros. Lumber Co
McCarty & Walnut
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