Carling Red Birds Pulverize McConnel-Mason Team 14-1
McConnel-Mason of Springfield traveled to Jefferson City to face Carling Red Birds. Ray Hentges pitched a three hit, no-loss victory as the Red Birds exploded with five runs in the fourth and seven in the fifth to finish in six innings due to the lopsided score. Toebben, Scott, and Vache contributed two hits apiece, while Don Fouts and Don Vache joined Hentges with multi-hit days. Springfield pitcher Mike Kirksey took the loss as Collinsville next awaits the Red Birds on Saturday.
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McConnel-Mason
Springfield
Jefferson City
Carling Red Birds
Meviegers
Red Birds
Firit
Ray Hentges
Hentges
Jerry Gebben
Bob Mosler
Ray Scott
Scott
Toebien
Don Fouts
Don Vache
Hentgexs
Rich Alberts
Mike Kirksey
Gregg So Bhe Mfib
Shoemaker
Jim Kirksey
Collinsville
Collinsville Iron Workers
Dave Koch
Nevada
Springfirht AB
J. Kirksey
Crosswhite
Gregg
Ruth
Wee
Heckman
Gregory
Tavis
Creach
Kirksey
Wheeler
Toebben
Hilgediek
Paschal
Mosier
Cavander
Alberts
Dones
Scati
Lammers
Detroit Holds Slim AL Lead With Washington Win
Detroit edged Washington 6-4 to stay three games ahead of idle Cleveland as New York beat Kansas City 8-4. Maris slugged a homer and three doubles, driving the Yankees while Ford extended a winning streak. Baltimore toppled Minnesota 8-2 and Boston edged Los Angeles 3-2 in the other AL action.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Yanks
Kansan City
Ford Wineving
Maris
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles Angels
Serior
Norm Bass
Yankees
Jane
Ford
Pier Quis Arroyo
A's
Hirer Nnils
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Tigers
Senators
Colavito
Terre Fox
Relef
Gus Triandos
Orioles
She ‘Ysis
Jim Kaat
Los Angeles
Ned Sox
Galen Gisco
Cincinnati
An Lother
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Athletics
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Gelting
Capital Supply and Sertoma win in Little Leagues play
In Park Board Midget League action Capital Supply dominated Herman's 13-1 while Sertoma crushed the Jaycees 16-2 before a raininterrupted fourth inning. Ratz led Capital Supply with a triple and three RBIs. Allen won for the Jaycees and Veltran took the loss in the shortened Sertoma game. Additional Pee Wee results included Herman's 14-2 over the Fledglings and Electrical Union’s win powered by Basnett’s early control.
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Capital Supply
Herman's
Sertoma
Jeycees
Park Board
Ratz
Vivian
Sertoma-Jaycees
Sertora
Jaycees
Allen
Veltran
Tn Pee Wee
NCAA membership reaches all-time high record
Kansas City reported that the NCAA has climbed to a record 47 member institutions with nine added this year. Walter Byers, executive director, announced the overall membership now totals 524 colleges and universities, 32 allied conferences and 14 affiliated associations. He cited many small schools joining as key to the rise, noting that since 1950 membership has grown by 253, mainly in the college division. Nine members have joined since January.
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Kansas City
Waelsonal Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
Direcor
Byers
NCAA
Lotal College
Vision
Loeffler Wins in Missouri Golf Tourney At Joplin
Ed Loeffler of Jefferson City edged Sohn Schopf of Independence 2 up to stay in Missouri State Golf Tourney. Terry Leslie lost to Bob Willits 1 up in 19 holes. Joplin, Mo AP report notes defending champ Jack House favored, several top contenders eliminated, and rounds advancing toward quarterfinals with 8 players remaining for Saturday.
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Bullets
Ed Loeffier
Jefferson City
Sohn Schopf
Independence
Terry Leslie
Jefferson Cuise
Bob Willits
Kansas City
Joplin
Jack House
House
PE Stock
St. Louis
Ken Childress
Wilbur Bates
Lee Butler
Neosha
Joe Switzer
Bob S. Joplin
Gies Borland
Carthage
Afd
Perry Leslie
Jim Rollins
Columbia
Jesse Maurer
Bill Stewart
Springfield
Pam Stephenson
Ant
Frosh
Him
Mortis
Ed Loeffler
John Schoot
Ence
Don Drake
Dee Morrow
Frank Furlong Jr
Harry Robeson
Walter Cash
Dave Collins
Macon
Jeffersonian Triumphs In No-Hit Softball Game
Jim Davis pitched a no hitter against Tavern, facing 27 batters with six walks and three wild pitches. Jack Smith and John Calvin led offensively for Jeffersonian, who had ten hits and no errors. Trinity Lutheran beat Fifty-Niners behind Pete Foster as Bremer Zinkerkamp took the loss in a six inning call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Davis
Jeffersonian
Tavern
Kippeto
von Hoffman
Trinity Lutheran
Iia
Davis
Sesneas
Yates
Jack Smith
John Calvin
Jefferson Ran
Dasnett
Bill Rauschelbach
Rippeta
van Hoffman
Bud van Loo
Rippeto
Roark
Basnett
Pete Foster
Foster
Tom Brem
Inerkamp
Will
Yates Tavern
Baseball results and standings across leagues A L records
Summary of scattered baseball scores from American and National Leagues with results for Detroit New York Cleveland Minnesota Boston Los Angeles Baltimore Washington Chicago Kansas City and others. Includes Thursday Friday and weekend game results and upcoming schedule notes with several city matchups and standings references.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Blas
Rana City
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Samrday
Shingtun
Ren Yuk
Fight Results Highlight Mixed City Boxing Cards
The report lists multiple bouts with weights and locations, including Montreal and Los Angeles events. Winners include Montreal-Rod Clevour over Alex Miteff, and Irish Roy Smith among entries with various scores and travel between Argentina and California.
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Montreal
Rod Clevour
Alex Miteff
Argentina
San Angeles
Franklin Haynes
Los Angeles
Roy Smith
Torrance
Calif
Jim McCarter
Ovippin
Dave Purch
Fhoevix
Ariz
Reds Take Two-Game NL Lead Before Dodgers Series
The Cincinnati Reds hold a two game edge in the National League race over the Los Angeles Dodgers as they open a three game series. Cincinnati won 7-5 at St Louis and have won eight of nine, while the Dodgers lost 7-5 to the Cubs. Frank Robinson fueled the Reds with timely hitting and Burgess drove in two as Cincinnati built on a four run lead before holding on.
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Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
San Breansts
Giants
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
George Altman
Billy Williams
Jerry Kindall
Cubs
Rodgers
John Hoseburn
Daryl Spencer
Duke Snider
Braves
Frank Thomas
John Buzhardt
Frank Robinson
Burgess
St. Louis Cardinals
Wasi
Cincinnati
Fehl
Keith Weber Goes One Hit for Third Win in Mexico Loss
Keith Weber pitched six innings allowing one hit and earned his third win of the season for Central Trust Bears as they beat the Mexico Ramblers 71 4 in the Eastern Division race. Charley Paniels relief struggled, and Jim Taylor closed strong for the Bruins. The game featured timely hitting by Tack Giles and a late rally by the Ramblers before Taylor shut the door.
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Tim Renken
Mexico
Central Trust Bears
Central Missouri Ban Johnson League
Mexico Ramblers
Keith Weber
Sease
Bears
Columbia
Weber
Charley Paniels
Ramblers
Jim Taylor
Bruins
Tack Giles
Giles
Beasley
Pickerell
Pannetz
Ed Hibbs
Bob Silvers
Denny Holmes
Taylor
Jefferson City Junior Legion to host Kiwanis at Washington Park
The Jefferson City Junior Legion hosts the S W Kiwanis Juniors from St. Louis at Washington Park Saturday at 7 20 p m in a 40 game exhibition schedule highlight. Kiwanis tours have a 3 1 record this season and feature standout Don Scracke in cleanup and righthander Jack Newsom to pitch.
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Jefferson City
Legion City
Chicago
Memphis
St Louis
Kiwanis Co
West Kiwanis
St. Louis County
Washington Park
Jerry Buchek
Cardinals
Rick Herrschér
Braves
Jack Lentz
Kiwanis
Jack Newsom
Don Scracke
Jefferson Citians
St. Louians
Finois
Rippeto to Play Twinbill Saturday at Washington Park
The Hippeto Plaster's softball team, winners of nine in 15, will face Jin Saylers and Curley Davis of Rippeto in a Saturday doubleheader at Washington Park starting at 7 30 p.m. Bud Van Teo and Marvin Mathes will start for Rippeto. May the matches provide strong action and competitive play.
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Hippeto Plaster's
Feet Knowles Supermarket
Columbia
Washington Park
Bud van Teo
Marvin
Mouse) Mathes
Rippeto
Jin Saylers
Curley Davis
Virtual Unknowns In Women's Golf Final Sparks Interest
ANN ARBOR AP Karen Schull and Judy Hoetmer reached the final of the 171st Women s Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. Karen, 22, beat defending champion Joan Guoderson 4 and 2. Judy defeated Susan Meerdink 4 and 2 to advance to the final. Florida Racing Commission approves Gulfstream 1982 dates March 5 through April 23.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Karen Schull
Judy Hoetmer
Karen
University of Kansas
Kansas, City
Judy
Seattle
Joan Guoderson
Arizona State University
Washington Furg
Susan Meerdink
Arizona State
Florida Racing Commission
Gulfstream
Pistol club meet tops as Ousley leads with high score
Cecil Ousley posted 540 of 500 possible points to pace the United Sportsmen's Pistol Club in a meet. Other high scores included Lon Berkall and Nelse Agdison, with Lifty Shorty Daly and Joe Roarch also posting notable marks.
Fishing Report Reflects Broad Statewide Good Conditions
Statewide fishing generally good with clear, improving waters in most regions. Missouri streams and lakes show nice catches of crappie, black bass, bluegill, channel cat, and walleye. Osage, Osage Fork, and nearby rivers yield strong channel cat and drum, while upper areas report clearer, productive topwater trout and bass fishing.
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Tion Commission
Rand
Osage
Quarks
Iim
Rod
Bagnell Dam
Fabins
North Fork
Salt River
Seth Fork
Upper Mississippi
Forrest Lake
Meramec
Duck Creek
Southern
Ozark
Curzer
Eleven Point
Jacks Fork
James Rivers
St. Francis
Fair 1
Channel Catrie
Banks May Break Long Game Streak
CHICAGO APT Today is the day of decision for ailing Ernie Janke, the Chicago Cubs home run slugger, who holds the major league record for consecutive games played. He says he will end his playing streak at once to rest his injured left knee if his doctor advises. He has an appointment with Dr. Ralph Metz before the team leaves for Milwaukee to face the Braves tonight. Banks suffered a knee injury with the army in Germany and it has troubled him for years. The condition was aggravated after he struck a wall in San Francisco Sunday. Cubs vice president John Holland said surgery to remove nose cartilage is not urgent, but the decision will rest with Banks.
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Chicago
Ernie Janke
Chicago Cubs
Ernie
Ralph Metz
Cubs
Milwaukee
Braves
Banks
Germany
San Francisco
John Holland
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Kramer
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Steve Slaughter
Sertome
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Leslie
Ken Lanning
Rolla
Fred Hulse
Lanning
Hulse
Twin Hills
Wil
John Inman
Tom Bullverson
Rmpeto I
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Associated Brera American League
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Dan Angeles
Gueace
Midwaukee
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Bob Miller
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Sedalia
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Butch Waxgoner
Royalte
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Ron
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PBR Ltd
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Thenjwitson
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Reci Ce
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Pamela Mot
Materrars
Julio Gotay
Paus
Fim Jagquatt
McCar Ateslio
Yainor Eeer Mierhl
Junior Legion
S-W Kiwanis
Redlegs
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Randazzo
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