Bruins Seek Fourth Straight Central Trust Win Tonight
Bruins aim for a fourth straight CMBJ victory as Augie Begeman relies on a deep lineup led by Dick Scott and Clark Legg. Missouri-Mu dom opponents and strong Bears pitching with Gary Campbell on the mound set tonight’s clash amid league standings tight. Don Duncan enters eligibility next Sunday as Bam Johnson division races tighten in Mexico Ramblers and Jefferson City chase.
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Jim Estes
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Gary Campbell
Ban Johnson
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Don Duncan
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Bob Rankin
Butch Waggoner
Dick Scott
Leroy Whittle
Jim Taylor
Dave Smith
Clark Legg
Gibson Fans 12 In Handing Phils For Defeat
Johnny Keane praises relief corps but Bob Gibson dominates with 12 strikeouts in a 6 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Gibson improves to 8-4, lone wobble in eighth inning, Cardinals extend surge after two-week slump, with White returning Friday to face the Giants.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Don Ferrarese
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Ferrarese
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Bob Shantz
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Cardinals
Columbia Season Slips by Eldon 4-3 on late rally
Al Boessen struck out 19 as Columbia edged Eldon 4-3 in a tense game at Park. Boessen pitched seven strong innings, allowed five hits and five walks, with two errors by teammates aiding Eldon. The eighth inning featured three runs for the locals, sealing the win and extending Columbia’s winning streak.
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Wederson City American Legionnaires
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St. Louis Southwest
Ton Park
Allen Boessen
St. Thomas
Boessen
Sano
Wednesday Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
Cavns Wednesday results show Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0 while St Louis 6 defeats Philadelphia 1. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Houston with several rain posts and suspensions noted.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
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Houston
Detroit
Iain Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
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Associated Press
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Two Big Events at Jefferson City's United Sportsmen Club
The United Sportsmen's Club in Jefferson City hosts skeet shooting and archery events over the weekend. Competitors from Missouri are expected, with Central Zone targets totaling 250 per shooter across two days and competitions sanctioned by the National Field Archers Association and Missouri Bowhunters Association.
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Jefferson City
United Sports
Central Missouris
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Missouri
Edie
National Field Archers Association
Missouri Bowhunters Association
Intermediate Softball Wins for Pepsi A W West at Duensing Field
Pepsi Cola, A W Rost Beer, and West Side Business Association led a Jefferson City Park Board Intermediate League night at Duensing Field. Gene Bickel pitched a one hitter in Pepsi’s 5 to 2 win over One Hour Martinizing, striking out eight. Ross Smith and Larry Bushman helped A W’s 9 to 2 win over Faith Lutheran with 12 and 7 strikeouts respectively. Leroy Moon’s New Bloomfield loss came in a 19 to 4 setback as Leroy Raither allowed four hits for the winners, with Moon taking the loss.
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A&w Rost Beer
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Faith Lutheran
Ross
Bushman
West Side
Leroy Moon
New Bloomfield
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Pitching-Bob Purkey and Giants no-hit bid in loss
Bob Purkey of the Reds improved to 11-1 by holding San Francisco hitless through 62-3 innings and finishing with a three hitter as Cincinnati defeated the Giants 5 to 0. Bill Virdon of the Pirates delivered a decisive three-run homer with two singles and three runs scored in Pittsburgh's 6-4 win over the Chicago Cubs.
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Reds
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Giants
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Major league batting and pitching leaders recap
The Associated Press lists top performers across the National and American Leagues by at bats, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable figures include Mays Cepeda and Purkey with standout totals in 1960s style leaderboards.
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Sanders Predicts Open To Be Won on Greens
Doug Sanders predicts the 1982 National Open at Oakmont will be decided by putting. He notes the Oakmont greens are tough and cautions that three putting could dominate, as the golfer who holes the fewest putts may win.
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Oakmont
Doug Sanders
Pro Golf Tour
Kansas Girl Sets 1 Equals 2 Marks in Track Meet
Fifteen year old Janell Smith of Fredonia Kan set a national record and tied two others in the Missouri Valley AAU age-group track championships held in Wichita. She won the intermediate 75 yard dash in 8.5 seconds, equalled the 50 yard intermediate time in 6.9 seconds, and the senior 100 yard dash was 11.2 seconds. Over 500 competitors attended the meet under lights. Harold Rush of Coffeyville claimed the open 220 yard low hurdles and senior 120 yard hurdles. Russell Anderson of Chanute threw the 16 pound shot 49 feet 5 inches to win the open event and the senior discus at 148 feet 2 inches. Mike Terry of Mulvane won the senior half mile in 2:20.0.
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Wichita
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Kan
Missouri Valley
Janell
Harold Rush
Coffexville
Russell Anderson
Chanute
Mike Terry
Mulvane
Knights Hold Top Spot In MML After Twin Bill Split
Jefferson City's Rippeto stays first in the Mid-Missouri Softball League with a 10-2 record after beating Newell's Bombers 4-2 in 11 innings and losing the nightcap 4-0. Newell's drops to 3 losses with a 9-3 mark, while Knights of Columbus sit third with eight wins.
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Nowell
Bombers
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Newell Bombers
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Knights
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Palmer Favored Player Out to Achieve Goal in U.S. Open Meet
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player head a star field at the 62nd U.S. Open at Oakmont as rain reshaped the course and top contenders prepare for the opening round. Defending champion Gene Littler and 1959 British Open winner Billy Casper also loom, with 150 players ready for the two‑day stroke play at Oakmont.
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Jerry Barber
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U.S. Golf Association
America
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Gene Littler
Billy Casper
U.S
Donald Richardson
Jefferson City
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Gary White
Eldon
Norris Henley
Jerry Henley
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Henry Jenkins
Mickey
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Don Richardson
Bill Nowack
Jobe
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Bill Newton
Nowack
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Basinger
Nichols
Hal Dolby
Earleywine
White
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Rawls Seeks Third Straight Cosmopolitan Open Title
Betsy Rawls heads a 28-player field in the three day Cosmopolitan Open at Rockton I a $7,500 event. The Spartanburg South Carolina pro aims for her third straight win, with past champions Mary Lena Faulk and Kathy Cornelius also in the field alongside stars like Sandra Haynie Barbara Romack Mickey Wright Ruth Jessen Carol Mann Beth Stone Jackie Pung and Jo Ann Prentice.
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Mary Lena Faulk
Kathy Cornelius
Sandra Haynie
Austin
Tex
Barbara Romack
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
Carol Mann
Beth Stone
Jackie Pung
Shirley Engelhorn
Jo Ann Prentice
Junior League Tryout Session Set This Evening
A final tryout session for boys aged 16 to 18 will start at 6 30 this evening on the main diamond at Washington Park. The event is for those not yet registered or tried out this year and aims to fill five local teams for the upcoming Junior Baseball League season. A out of town team has requested entry and a decision is pending. Byrd notes players from earlier tryouts or Legion cuts are encouraged to join tonight’s session to join the five rosters announced earlier this week.
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City Park Board
Bill Byrd
Byrd
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Sweeny Seeks Comeback at Hoylake British Amateur
Sweeny, the 50 year old Palm Beach socialite and 1930s golf star, pursues a comeback in Hoylake. He is one of three Americans among 32 still in the British Amateur Championship as 36 holes remain. He defeated John Glover 1 up, faces Harry Wilton and Pat Brady in later matches amid a day of postponed games in other leagues.
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Palm Beach
Fla
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Reidsville
N.C
Richard D. Davies
Pasadena
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John Glover
Northern Ireland
Harry Wilton
Brady
Joe Taylor
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Bowling League Results Highlight Midseason Encounters
In a Summer time bowling event, Cater Red Wink Exterminators beat Grave Diggers while Capitol Reserve topped Tos 2458. Tram and Ameren saw Supply on RGM provide key support with individuals Sharley Leupold scoring 30 and 10.
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Grave Diggers
Marred by Nine Walks Neuner Throws Pee Wee No Hitter
Richard Neuner pitched a no hit Pee Wee League game for the Eagles in a 4 to 2 win over the Roosters, though marred by nine walks in a Jefferson City Park Board summer program. Other Park Board results included the Fledglings beating Zesta, Junior Jaycees edging Zesta, and Roosters defeating the Eagles in Midget play, with various Intermediate League scores and notable pitchers and hitters across the day.
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Zesty
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Doug Burnett
Paul Bageman
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Schoendienst Aims to Tie NL Pinch-Hit Record
Red Schoendienst, 39, reactivated by the Cardinals as a reserve infielder, has 27 pinch-hit appearances this season with 11 hits, two walks and a error. He needs two more pinch hits to equal the 22 hits set by Sam Leslie for the 1932 NL record, threatening a 30-year mark.
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Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Sam Leslie
New York Giants
Ralph Dupas Trials For Welter Title Bout
Ralph Dupas trains near Mandeville Louisiana preparing to lift Emile Griffith’s welterweight title. The 26 year old New Orleans boxer will face Griffith in Las Vegas on July 13 after days of roadwork, body bag sessions, and chopping wood with an axe as part of his camp routine.
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