Sellmeyer Drives No-Hitter Bid Into Ninth Inning
Vern Sellmeyer of the Carling Red Birds carried a no hit bid into the ninth inning at Washington Park as Ozark League All-Stars produced a lone error marred by a weak infield roller by Ken Scott. Sellmeyer allowed two walks, struck out twelve, and earned his first victory in a 2 0 win. Jerry Torben led with two hits for Carling while Bill Clarkston took the loss for Ozark, as the Red Birds offense produced two unearned runs in the first inning off Clarkston.
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Ray Scott
Red Bird
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Rich Alberts
Gary Bailey
Clarkston
Harold Nichols
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Alberts
Jerry Campbell
Poindexter
Springfield
Bill Monbouquette
Indians
Boston
Gene’ Green
Cleveland
Red Sox
Ruben Gomez
Washington
Senators
Norm Cash
Knights Climb Into MML Lead With Rippeto
Jefferson City Knights of Columbus move into a first place tie with the Rippeto Plasters in the Mid Missouri Softball League after two wins over B and J Bowling Lanes in Boonville. Schnieders earned the win with eight strikeouts in Game 1 while Rackers blasted a three run homer. Forck struck out 13 in Game 2 as the Knights won 6 4. The Jeffersonian Club dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Mexico Falstaffs at Duensing Field, 13 7 and 10 0. Next action comes Friday in the Columbia Invitational.
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Jefferson City Knights of Columbus
Rippeto Plasters
Boonville
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Ron Homer
Don Forck
Jim Rackers
Matty Wesselman
Bernie Pleus
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Mexico
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Jeffersonians
John Carter
Bill Parker
Gary Blank
Knights of Columbus
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National League Standings and Tuesday Results Reported
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 0 losses and San Francisco at 4 3. Other teams include Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York. Tuesday results list New York 6 Milwaukee 0, Chicago 9 Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 3 St Louis 2, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 2, Houston 6 San Francisco. Today’s games feature Milwaukee at New York and St Louis at Los Angeles among others.
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Angels Victory Sparks Sixth Straight Win Over Athletics
The Los Angeles Angels defeated Kansas City 7-4 to stretch their win streak to six and climb toward third place behind the Indians. Ken McBride homered for the Angels, Leon Wagner pushed his league leading total to 19, and Felix Torres and Lee Thomas added homers. The Athletics staged a late rally with pinch homer by George Alusik and key hits by Lumpe, Jimenez, and Siebern, but fell short as reliever Art Fowler secured the final out.
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Trinity Lutheran Defeats Faith Lutheran in League Play
Trinity Lutheran posted a 5 to 3 victory over Faith Lutheran in an Intermediate League softball game at Duensing Field Tuesday night. Pete Foster pitched effectively allowing four hits and four walks while striking out two. Larry Buschman took the loss after giving up five hits and four walks with four strikeouts.
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Waggoner to start for Bears against Sedalia Chiefs
Uncertain Keith Weber may not play tonight. Butch Waggoner will start for the Central Trust Bears against Sedalia's Chiefs at Washington Park. If Weber is cleared by MU physicians, he could enter after three innings. Waggoner aims for his fifth win. Sedalia stands 6-1.
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Defending Champion Judy Hoetmer Action in Golf Tourney
In Albuquerque, Judy Hoetmer of Washington defends her title as match play begins in the 18th Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament. June Robinson, a 21 year old Oregon State graduate, earns medalist contender after passing Tuesday’s qualifying. Arizona State wins team title. New Mexico second, Purdue third. Hoetmer faces Sharon Miller and Robinson meets Sue Maxwell in opening rounds. Army West Point rifle team, coached by Maj. Oscar L. Gallman, has lost only six of 71 matches in seven seasons.
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Sharon Miller
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Oklahoma City University
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Tough Tomboy Cicada to Run for $100,000 At Belmont Park
Cicada the celebrated filly aims for $100,000 in the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park on Saturday as the 13th stakes of her career. Opponents include Firm Poles Tamarona Batter Up Jazz Queen Flaming Page and others as she seeks to complete a rare sweep of the three fillies’ crowns. Her record stands 17 wins in 24 starts, with Flaming Page a Canadian rival who beat top colts in Canada recently.
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Satsuma
Meadow Stable
James Cox Brady
C. ¥. Whitney
E. P. Taylor
Flaming Page
Louisville
Minor League Scores From Several Leagues
In the International League Syracuse fell 6 to 2 while Columbus edged a 2 to 1 victory and Buffalo beat Atlanta 7 to 4 in 110 innings. Toronto won 2 to 1 over Jacksonville as Rochester defeated Richmond 7 to 0. In the Pacific Coast League Tacoma topped Spokane 7 to 5 and Seattle beat Salt Lake City 5 to 4 while San Diego routed Vancouver. In the American Association Indianapolis won 6 to 3 against Louisville, Denver won 4 to 1, Omaha defeated Oklahoma City 5 to 1, and Dallas defeated Fort Worth 1 to 0.
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Pee Wee Lions throw no hitter in big league win
Mike Dallmeyer pitched a four run winning no hitter for the Lions Chid in City Park Board Pee Wee action at Eagles Field. Lions beat Kiwanis 16 to 2 as Dallmeyer struck out six and walked five. Other Pee Wee and Midget games featured Kim Wilhelm tossing a 3 hit shutout for Holiday Inn, and multiple one and two hitter efforts across Telephone Co, Exchange Bank and Coy’s Delivery.
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Kim Wilhelm
Immy
Holiday Inn
Doug Burnett
Telephone Company
Central Dairy
Jim Heeter
Eric’ Dallmeyer
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David Schellman
Steve Chesterrorless
Perry Hawes
Whire
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Larry Zimmer
Ina Rmate
Jim Wilhelm
David Man
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City Park Board Honors Memory of Red Bird Leader
City Park Board votes to name the major Jefferson City baseball diamond Ernest Vivian Field in Washington Park. The Carling Red Bird Baseball Organization will add a memorial bed in concrete, a ticket booth, a drinking fountain, and roof the grandstand with new scorer and press facilities. Dedication will follow completion of planned improvements.
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Jefferson City
Washington Park
City Park Board
Ernest Vivion
Red Bird
Carling Red Bird Baseball Organization
Missouri
Red Bird Organization
J C Lady Golfers Narrow Inter City Match Title Race
SEDALIA Special Second place Jefferson City narrowed the point gap separating it from first place Columbia in the Ladies Inter City Golf Match Tuesday by gaining 12 points on the leaders in the third round. Playing at the Sedalia links the Jefferson City team picked up 245 points to 232 for the Columbia squad to trail by only 20 points going into the last week of play. The Capital Citians were led point wise by Mrs Sam Cooks 37 42 in the action at Sedalia. Mrs Don Moreau of Jefferson City shot the low score for the day 87. The Jefferson City team included Mrs J A Ossman 93 231, Mrs Don Moreau 87 3214, Mrs Ray Aldridge 89 334, Mrs Paul Leslie 98 28%, Mrs Sam Cook 88 714, Mrs John Hendren 95 3114, Mrs W A Swearengen 100 3114 and Mrs Maxwell Casey 100 2744. The standings going into next Tuesday's final match at Fulton show Columbia ahead with 64114 points Jefferson City next with 6214 followed by Sedalia with 540 and Fulton with 337.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
Sedalia Links
Citians
Sam Cook
W. A. Swearengen
Maxwell Casey
Fulton
Park Board Schedule Shows Wee and League Matches
Park Board lists PEE WEE Division B games for Wednesday June 20 at 1 00 Coco Cola versus P Wee. Thursday June 28 shows Public Finance against Zesta at 7 00. Lions divisional clashes follow Friday June 28. Midget and Intermediate divisions feature multiple matchups including Central Trust Tharp Lumber and McGraw Edison. Interleague play includes Security Window Marine Corps League and Optimist Eagles. Intermediate Softball at Duensing Field spans June 20 21 with New Bloomfield Busch Bavarian and Mavericks versus West Side Business.
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Major eZ award leaders in batting and pitching highlights
The list shows top batters across leagues led by Williams Chicago .335 and Mays San Francisco with 21 homers. Runs, RBIs, and hits feature Mays, Davis and Rollins among others. pitching leaders include Koufax 110 wins and Gibson 89 strikeouts, with Purkey and Donovan noted for strong winning records.
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
Robinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Ranew
Houston
Fairly
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Pittsburgh
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Wills
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Reds edge Pirates 2-1 as Lynch drives in winner
Yesterday's Stars: Jerry Lynch of Cincinnati collected three hits including a triple and drove in the decisive run in a 2-1 Reds victory over Pittsburgh. Frank Lary of Detroit pitched six hit shutout innings, allowing none to Washington in a 5-0 Tigers win.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Tigers
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