Junior Legion Defeats Wardsville 8-2 in Non League Tilt
Jefferson City Junior Legion improved to 4-1 with an 8-2 victory over Wardsville. Dick Scott earned the win with six innings of two-hit relief from Bob Baysinger as seven Wardsville errors helped the Rackers and Baclesse outfit sharpen for Sunday at Columbia.
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Mexico's Chick Walters Quells B J Bruins 6 0
Walters blanks B J Bruins 6 to 0 as Mexico's squad dominates with strong pitching and timely hitting. Reed and Ketchum lead defense while teammates help seal the win on the road.
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Mexico
Chick Walters
Bruins
Baseball Odds and Scores From Evening Games
American League New York at Cleveland and Baltimore at Kansas City lead a night slate. Chicago at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Philadelphia feature late action with starting pitchers listed.
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Coats
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Perry
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W. L. Pet
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston 8 Hit Attack Tops A's in 134 Victory
Boston Red Sox crushed Kansas City 134 as Gary Geiger hit a three run homer and Russ Nixon added a two run shot. Ken Johnson was chased in the sixth as Lindy McDaniel closed out the win. The Cardinals won 3-1 over the Pirates while Pittsburgh’s NL lead narrowed to 2.5 games over the Braves.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Ronnie Kline
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Ken Johnson
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Bob Giggie
Gary Geiger
Russ Nixon
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Rippetos Survive Late Squire Rally in Softball
Rippetos held off a late Squires surge to win 12 10 in Thursday Night Intermediate League play. Five first inning runs and five more in the third gave Rippetos a 10 4 lead, the Squires scoring four in the fifth and two in the final frame before Rippetos secured the victory. Matthis and Butler earned the win while Dudenhoefer and Irvin took the loss. Eveler contributed a key triple for the Squires.
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Matthis
Butler
Dudenhoeffer
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Eveler
Minnesota Announces 1985 Missouri Football Series Plans
Minnesota reveals a home and home football schedule with Missouri, starting with a 1965 game in Minneapolis on October 12 and the 1966 meeting set for September 17 in Columbia. The two-game pact extends college football rivalries into the mid 1960s.
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Missouri
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Columbia
Minor League Results From Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League show Sacramento defeating Seattle 5 to 0, Spokane over Tacoma 9 to 6, San Diego 4 to 1 over Vancouver, and Salt Lake beating Portland 7 to 5. American Association results include St Paul 6 Charleston 1 and 7, Dallas-Fort Worth 3 over Minneapolis, Houston 2 over Louisville 1, with Denver at Indianapolis listed as postponed. International League Rochester 6 Miami 2 in 14 innings, Havant 6 over Buffalo 3, Richmond 5 over Montreal 2, Columbus 9 over Toronto 2.
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Montreal
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Fights Last Night Card Recaps Trio Of Boxing Events
The Associated Press reports results from a triple header in Los Angeles and Charleston. Emilio Flores 128 and Noel Humphreys 128 fought to a draw in Charleston while Ray Riojas 138 stopped Timmy Jefferson 137 in Fort Worth. Irish Billy Collins 14514 defeated Kid Rayo 14614 in Los Angeles by decision.
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Noel Humphreys
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Messy Pitcher Messi Halts Yankees Streak in Tigers Win
Don Messi of Detroit improved to 4-5 as the Tigers defeated the Yankees 2-1, snapping a six-game winning streak. Eddie Mathews homered twice for the Braves in an 8-4 win to complete a four-game sweep of the Giants.
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National AAU Track Meet Opens Tonight in Bakersfield
The two night National AAU Championships begin at Memorial Stadium in Bakersfield with athletes chasing national titles and final Olympic tryout qualification at Stanford next weekend. World record holder Harald Connolly leads the hammer throwers as action starts tonight.
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Lefty Fans 7, Gives 5 Hits Hannibal Here
Hannibal defeats Jefferson City 6-0 as pitcher dominates with 17 strikeouts. Bruins fall 1?2 games back in the Eastern Division while Rambers reach .500 at 4-4. In other action, Hannibal tops Columbia A’s 21-14 after a 26-walk game. Ban Johnson resigns as commissioner amid franchise upheaval.
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Boeger leaves Ashland High for Camdenton principal post
Ashland High School principal and athletic coach Ross Boeger resigns to become Camdenton High School principal. Superintendent Page Pendleton lauds Boeger’s service and says a replacement search starts immediately. Boeger notes his master’s degree prompts move into administration. He earned a 1952 Missouri education BA and a 1959 MA, and previously coached eight years at Ashland.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Recap from AP Wire
The Associated Press report shows AL and NL standings with teams including New York Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston and more. Friday games feature New York Cleveland Baltimore Boston Chicago and Washington at Detroit with weekend matchups listed for multiple cities.
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Franklin Named Assistant Coach At Senior High
James C. Franklin, 27, named assistant varsity football coach at Jefferson City Senior High School. He fills the post left by Don Thomas, who resigned to take a job at Central College. Franklin had been named head coach at California High School for the coming season. He is a Mountain Grove graduate and Navy veteran who attended Southwest Missouri State College. He will teach social studies and physical education at Simonsen Junior High and reports August 1.
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Don Thomasson
Central College
Fayette
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Player Locke lead Canada Cup after opening round
Gary Player and Bobby Locke, South Africa, led the Canada Cup golf championship at Portmarnock Ireland with 137 after opening 65 and 72 rounds. Palmer and Snead trailed two strokes back at 140 as Player battled asthma and Locke recovered from a serious auto crash.
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Gary Player
Bobby Locke
United States
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
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Crane's Amusement Defeats Lading Lasses in Softball Tilt
Crane's Amusement beat the Lading Lasses 13 to 10 at Duensing Field after a five-run fifth inning by the Lasses. Betty Hentges earned the win with 10 hits allowed and a towering homer in the fifth as Crane's built and then defended a lead. Allen took the loss. Jay Hook, Cincinnati Reds pitcher, is pursuing a master’s degree at Northwestern University.
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MacKay Seeks Wimbledon Break in Tennis Career
Barry MacKay, a 27 year old American with economics training, contemplates a career in professional tennis or commerce as Wimbledon play continues. He eyes a potential final against Neale Fraser, while Kay and Laver fare well in the men's matches and Maria Bueno defends her title in the women's draw.
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Three Locals Win In State Amateur Golf Tournament
Jefferson Cilions opened with first round wins in the Missouri Amateur Golf Tournament in Kansas City. Ed Loeffler defeated co medalist John Simmons of Sedalia 1 up.
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Ed Loeffler
John Simmons
Sedalia
Bill Davidson
Trenton
Jester Slattery Jr
St. Louis
Jim Tom Blair
E. R. Dernier
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Ed Friedewald
Poplar Bluff
Dr. J. Paul Leslie
Jefferson City
Glenn McConnell
Normandy
Vic van Dyne
Tim Parkin
Clancy Miller
St. Joseph
Hale Hale Hanchett
Kans City
Gary Barndhatt
M. A. McClelland
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Don Dupske
Kirkwood
Kim Landwehr
Tom Havens
Joplin
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James Quinn
Bob Willits
Morris Jess
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Mathews Powers Braves With Two Homers In Easy Win
Eddie Mathews slugged a pair of homers and the Braves swept the four game series from the San Francisco Giants at Milwaukee County Stadium. San Francisco committed four errors guiding Braves pitchers to a six unearned runs as the Giants slump extended with their fifth straight defeat.
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Clancy) Sheehan
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Feature from AP Recap
AP tally of major league leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, and hits for both the National and American Leagues. Notable figures include Mays, Cepeda, Maris, Mantle, and Williams. Pitching leaders show Drysdale and Williams with key win totals. strikeout leaders include Drysdale and Friend. Second round pairings listed for upcoming games.
Missourian Deadlocked For Fourth In Seniors Golf
In Columbus Ohio AP report Dr W A Craig Mountain Grove Mo and Maurice R Smith Charlotte NC tied for fourth in the Western Seniors Golf Tournament with 154s. Francis L Clayton Joplin Mo tied for 18th at 165. Carl J Benkert Louisville aged 58 won with 149 five over par. William H Diddel Carmel Ind finished one stroke behind Craig and Smith.
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Louisville
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