Unbeaten Whitaker Faces Key League Game at Columbia
Jefferson City’s Eighth District League hosts a pivotal clash as Whitaker hurls for an unbeaten contingent against Columbia. The lineup includes Boonville and Fulton vie for form while Patacchioli, a right hander, beat Mexico 3-0 in an earlier showdown.
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Baseball notes and upcoming games from Jefferson City
Local Hickman High School Kewpies and Rackers squads provide rosters for infield and outfield positions. Legion team returns Friday for non league action versus Springfield Hillcrest, featuring Ronnie Webb. Boonville contest rescheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. at E1-10 Field. This Week's State Tonight Jefferson City at Columbia Boonville at Jefferson City Afternoon Game.
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Local Club Grabs Inter City Lead in Women’s Matches
Columbia special report shows Jefferson City leading after day one with 639 points in four town inter city women’s matches. Fulton trails with 55444, Columbia 527, Sedalia 439. Louis Cook 86 earned medalist honor. Harriet Qssman, Helen Aldridge, Wanda Kelly and Mary Welborn also medaled in their flights.
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Pirates Snap Streak with 10-6 Win Over Cardinals
Pirates end an 18-game skid against St Louis by rallying to a 10 6 victory as Dean Clendenon belts two homers driving in four. The win keeps Pittsburgh tied with the league end while Osie Virgil and Wayne Causey contribute key hits for the A’s in a separate 5 0 Kansas City win.
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Grelle Beats Snell in Vancouver Mile Jewel
Jim Grelle of Portland wins the Vancouver meet mile in 3:55.4, defeating Peter Snell who faltered with stomach trouble. Snell’s world record had stood at 3:53.6, but crowd cheers for Grelle and his reward as outstanding male athlete of the meet, while Snell reflects on the upset with sportsmanship.
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U S Open Golf Tourney Prepares at Bellerive Country Club
In St Louis the U S Open tees off after heavy anticipation as Jack Nicklaus leads 150 top players. The 7191 yard course is the longest Open in 65 years with Arnold Palmer and defending champ Ken Venturi chasing Nicklaus's bid for golf's first professional grand slam.
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Alou Brothers Lift Braves in 12-7 Win Over Phillies
Felipe Alou drove in six runs with two homers and a single as the Braves beat Philadelphia 12-7 to close the gap on the Dodgers. Matty Alou scored both runs in the Giants 2-1 win over the Dodgers while Milwaukee trails LA by 2 games. Sammy Ellis pitched a four hitter for Cincinnati a 6-2 victory over the Mets.
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Trade Deadline Passes in MLB With Few Big Moves
Major league baseball’s trading deadline passed with few major deals as Cleveland Indians, Los Angeles Angels and New York Mets made late moves. Jake Gibbs joined the Yankees, Dick Donovan was waived by Cleveland, and Duk Sims recalled. Phill Roof and Camilo Carreon changed teams. Jim Maloney received a $1,000 raise after his no hitter, while Ed Mathews rumor circulated with Claude Osteen swap talk.
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Boessen Fans 19 B J's Stop Tipton in League Test
The Jefferson City B J Bears, led by Al Boessen two hit 19 strikeout pitching, crushed the Tipton Cardinals 7 to 0 at Ernie Vivian Field. Boessen allowed only an infield single and two safeties, fanning 19 over eight innings to raise his record to 3-1 in league play and 5-2 overall as the Bears pulled within range of the Sedalia Chiefs in the CMBJL race. Earlywine homered, Maasen and Hentges paced a multi-hit effort, and Roger Hickey drove in runs while Boessen and two others provided strong defense and timely hits.
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Boessen Dominates as Bears Edge Iberia Merchants
Boessen pitched a near flawless game for the Bears, allowing only an infield hit and fanning eight in a row through seven innings. Joe Boessen, out with blood poisoning, is expected back soon. Bears return home Saturday at Erni Vivian Field to face Iberia Merchants with John Krantmann slated to start and Marshall awaiting next.
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Open practice rounds promise ideal weather and big crowds
The early practice rounds enjoy sunny skies and light winds with temperatures in the low 80s. If the forecast holds, about 20,000 spectators are expected the final two days of the Open. The event purse is around $125,000 with $25,000 to the winner. Art Wall withdrew Tuesday due to a back injury and was replaced by Ired Kroll.
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Four No Hitters In Park Board Action Tuesday
Jefferson City Park Board action on Tuesday featured four no hitters across multiple age groups in a busy little league slate. Gene Robinson added a no hitters for Great Central Lumber Co beating Central Missouri Trust 34 in a 10 year old Peewee game. Other standouts included Joey Bredbacker with a no hit gem for S M Athletics as Aho y s topped Carpenter Loreal 9 2. Roger Bisges hurled a no hitter as Lions Club defeated Missouri Power and Light 12 1 in an 8 year old contest. Ronnie Rackers tossed a no hitter for Exchange Bank in a 2 1 win over Put Jos to Works Gordon while fanning 14. Jim Painter delivered a one hitter for Central Dairy against Optimist Club 7 1 and Mike Tharp dueled Randy Allen in a 12 year old midget tilt as Tharp Lumber Co. defeated Coca Cola 6 2. The program also included a 12 year old softball game and other junior league action.
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