Al Boessen Leads Bears To Win Over Legion 7 4
Al Boessen pitched four innings allowing one hit and no runs to earn his seventh win as Jefferson City Bears defeated the local American Legion 7 4 at Ernie Vivian Field. Boessen and relievers Krautmann and Rieke held the Legion to ten hits while Blank and Joe Boessen each had multiple hits for the Bears. The win lifts the Bears to 10 5. Legion drops to 4 1.
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Jefferson City
Ban Johnson Bears
American Legion
Ernie Vivian Field
al Boessen
Boessen
John Krautmarin
Rusty Rieke
Steve Beck
Legion
Rackers and! ‘Baclesse Crew
Beara AB
Barlywine
Marte
Maasen
Bears
Hentges If
Larry White
C.seseee
A. Boessen Pisveee
Krautmann P
Rieke Po Vsssesserie
Idel
Maasen Legion AB
Alberts
Larry Hentges
Blank
Taggart c
Ron Moody
Coleman
Hentges Reed
Mathews
Joe Boessen
Slaughter
Ketchum
Theroiff
Renkemeyer
Kraufmann
Roger Taggart Jones
Whitaker
Denny Alberts
Beck P
Rieke
Jim Matthews
Af Krautmann
Beck
Springfield
Dennis Green
Bolivar
Hillcrest
Dick Birmingham
Southwest
Parkview
Ozark Legion
Roland Sheldon
Kansas City
Doe Edwards
Ken Harrels
Lana
Joe Pepitone
Ralph Terry
Indians
Minnesota
Max Alvis
Allen Fox Upsets Lundquist At Wimbledon On Birthday
Allen Fox, a UCLA psychology student from Chicago, defeated Sweden's Jan Erik Lundquist in four sets at Wimbledon, lifting his profile on his 26th birthday. Meanwhile Dennis Ralston, the U S No 1, beat Ramanathan Krishnan in straight sets as the tournament progressed. Fox studied Lundquist's game and exploited his weak points, delivering a match that stunned spectators.
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Allen Fox
Sweden
Jan Erik Lundquist
Fox
Foxx
Lundquist
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Ramanathan Krishnan
City Softball Invite Eyes Open But Busy Night
The sixth annual Columbia Invitational Softball Tournament opens at Hickman Field with two games. Jefferson City’s Rippeto Plasters face Moberly Chiefs at 7 p.m. while Pepsi-Cola Stars meet Marshall at 8:30. Teams include Pepsi-Cola Springfield Foremost Brookfield Overton Consensus Litton New Haven Mexico and more. Jefferson City enters 4-5, Moberly 10-5, with Bud Van Loo pitching for the Chiefs and Rippeto led by Chuck McDaniel aiming to upset Lenny’s Bar of Kansas City in Saturday action.
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Columbia
Hickman
West Junior High
Lenny's Bar
Kansas City
Pepsi-Cola
Springfield
Wilbur Vaull
Foremost
Brookfield
Barnes Store
Overton Cons
Litton Industries
New Haven
Mexico
Knights of Columbus
Moberly
Don Brown
Bill Overstreet
Bud van Loo
Chiefs
Bill Gainesmound
Bill Parker
Fred Schnieders
Central Missouri
Hitvey Idel
Bobby Basnett
Larry Zimmerman
Knights
Jers
Bob Roark
Bob Steinmetz
Gary Hill
Tom Bremmerkamp
Marshall
Larry Harleywine
Rippeto
Pepsi
Fina
Pepsi-Marshall
Barons Store
Columbia-Brookfield
Foremost-Mexico
West Junior Field
Springfeld
Moberly- Knights
Rippeto-Lenny's
Knights and Pepsi-Cola teams set for Springfield meet
Rosters show ye We Season Knights lineup at multiple positions with Fritsch Brickey Vache Plenus and Schnieders guiding. Pepsi-Cola Oneup fields Toehben Gretlein Scott Scott. Atwood leads Buffalo High behind strong infield. Tournament schedule spans Hickman Field with Knights, Pepsi, Barons Store, Columbia Brookfield and others through Sunday for knockout rounds and finals.
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Knights
Tony Fritsch
Larry Brickey
Donnie Vache
Bernie Plenus
Don Schnieders
Bob Wilson
Don Rackers
Tammy Eveler
Rich Irvin
Pepsi-Cola
Jerry Toehben
Gary Gretlein
Jimmie Scott
Ray Scott
Leo Redel
Bob Price
Gary Bailey
Augie Begeman
Rippeto
Barnes
Larry Attwood
Gene Barr
Springfield
Barr
Jack Mannary
Atwood
Buffalo High School
Cardinals Demolish Reds in 11-4 Showcase
In Cincinnati, Bill White and Phil Gagliano led a 12 hit barrage as the Cardinals rout the Reds 11-4. Gagliano drove in three with a three run homer, while White added key doubles and runs. Tracy Stallard earned the win, holding Cincinnati to six hits. Meanwhile Willie Stargell homered three times and drove in six as the Pirates crushed the Dodgers 13-3.
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White
Jim O'Toole
Bob Uecker
Cardinal
Gagliano
Homer Gagliano
Roger Craig
Lou Brock
Cardinals
Tracy Stallard
Reds
Vada Pinson
John Edwards
Don Dennis
Willie
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Pirates
Dodgers
Stargell
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Vie Dodgers
Lakes Look Best State Fishing Prospects Rated 'Fair'
Missouri fishing prospects remain fair overall due to heavy rains. The Conservation Commission notes lakes offer fair to good fishing for bass panfish and crappie in several regions while many rivers are murky or muddy. Specific lakes report clear to muddy conditions with varied trout and bass success. noted favorites include Taneycomo and Lake of the Ozarks.
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Missouri
West Central
Upper
Osage
East Central
Francis Dingy
Ozark
Southwest
Bull Shoals
Wappapello
Pomme de Terre
Lake of the Ozarks
Jacome
Little Dixie
Missouri Amateur To Second Round
The Missouri State Amateur Golf Tournament moves into second and third rounds of match play. Defending champion Tom Garrity of Kansas City plays Jim Sher of St. Louis in the lower bracket while Jerry Krause of Springfield falls to Jim Sher. Medalist Jim Calbert faces Newell Baker after beating Ray Doyer. Bob Cochran and Jimmy Jackson of St. Louis also compete in the lower bracket with Garcia? Mankowski and Cash winning their matches.
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ST. Louis
Ap)i
Tom Garrity
Garrity
Kansas City
Bob Hrastich
St. Louisan
Jim Sher
Jerry Krause
Springfield
Sher
Jim Calbert
Newell Baker
Ray Doyer
Baker
Jai Luvay
Fox Creek
Bob Cochran
Jimmy Jackson
Cochran
Jack House
Glenn Mankowski
St. Louis University
Mankowski
Jim Maxwell
Jackson
Walter Cash
Art Jennermann
St.Louis
C. W. Kateman
Sedalia
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Saturday Listings
Kansas City and New York split games 6 to 2 and 2 to 3 with other results: Detroit 3 Los Angeles 2, Cleveland 3 Minnesota 1, Baltimore 4 Boston 1. Today’s games feature Los Angeles at New York, Kansas City at Cleveland, Washington at Boston, Baltimore at Chicago, Detroit at Minnesota, and Houston at New York. Saturday’s slate includes Kansas City at Cleveland and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles among others.
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Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Chance
Downing
Winter
McDowell
Washington
Narum
Bennett
Bunker
Chicago
Horeln
Wickersham
Boswell
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angel
Ellis
Sadowski
Kelley
Buhl
St. J
Purkey
OND
Spahn
Dierker
Friend
Angeles
Koufax
Philadelphia
Belinsky
San Francisco
L. Pet
G.B. W. L. Pet
G.B. Minnesota
San Fran
Hebert Mayer Lead St Paul Open After First Round
Lionel Hebert and Dick Mayer, veteran pros, hold a slim lead in the St Paul Open at Keller Golf Course after Thursday's opening round. Twenty-two year old Tom Weiskopf, Joe Campbell, and Tommy Jacobs trailed by three strokes, while Arnold Palmer, Bob Goalby, Ray Floyd, Bert Yancey, and Dean Refram were tied for late contention. Jack Nicklaus, Sam Snead, and others posted 70s as play continued.
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Paul
Minn
Lionel Hebert
Dick Mayer
Doug Sans
St. Paul
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Ohio
Joe Campbell
Tommy Jacobs
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bob Goalby
Ray Floyd
Bert Yancey
Dean Refram
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Bemal
Oldster
Sam Snead
Keane Not Worried After Yankees Lose to Kansas City 6-2
The Yankees drop a 6-2 decision to Kansas City as Mantle and Maris miss action and Whitey Ford tows the team through mixed weather. Keane insists the club still has a chance despite injuries and a tough stretch. Cleveland and Baltimore win to tighten the pennant race as the NL slate offers similar moves.
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Keane
Yankees
Kansas City
Mantle
Maris
Whitey Ford
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Johnny Keane
Elston Howard
Rowden to Hurl Red Birds Face Unbeaten Mexico
The Jefferson City Red Birds travel to Mexico for a Saturday confrontation with the unbeaten Mexico Sports seeking their ninth win. Mexico, 12-0 this season, last beat St. Louis County Domes 91. Red Bird pitchers Gary Campbell and Joe Rowden, both recently released from pro ball, will duel. Standouts include Red Birds Dick Scott and Dave Smith at bat and Mexico’s Dan Hagen leading with a .544 average.
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Jefferson City
Red Birds
Mexico
St. Louis County
Bob Hansen
Jantry
Gary Campbell
Joe Rowden
Campbell
Pirate
Batavia
Rowden
Iberia
Baltimore
Dick Scott
Dave Smith
Dan Hagen
Scot
Red Bird
Smith
Butch Waggoner
Jim Taylor
Bill Wilson
Waggoner
Scott
Don Sommercer
Frank Saunier
Clayton Read
Ken Quest
Capital City
Gene McArtor
Bob Price
Tim Martine
Ray Uriarte
Hagen
Darrell McDonald
Gary Woods
Hank Kuhlman
RBI
Vener
Tae
le Bill Wilson
Sens
Ken Quest Pevnwes
Ray Scott
Vee
Bee Eneen
Tom Schwaller
Kip Salmon
Eeeseree
Joe Rowden Peewee
Don Sommerer
Ferre
Hazelhorst
Clayton Read Wee
Clark Legg
AG Deseret
Rereetee
Ory Ene
Larry Nichols
Charles Panietz Vane
Rta . Anne
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Epsi
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Swinger
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Clouter
Phillies
Giants
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Bill White
Phil Gagliano
Newton-McCullough
Thelbert Newton
Myra McCullough
Jefferson City Country Club
Lyman Winter
Mrs. McHenry
Fred Rost
D. Dd. Stout
Newton
McCullough
Cever John Purdin
Mike Kekich
Ciincinnati
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Len Gabrielson
Tom Haller
Hal Lanier
Cookie Rojas
John Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Jim Banning
Matty Aloo
Ray Herbert
Banning
Jhan Marichal
Dick Ellsworth
Astros
Mets
Jack Fisher
Fisher Wild
Gouthesst
Hebert, Mayer
M and M Boys
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yanks
Twins
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Tociay Lions
Criitral Mo. Trust Co
Tharp Lumber
Brooks Serve Few
Capital City Water Co
Adrian Materials
Eagles Pield
Jayeres
Sam Auiletic
Eagles Club
Cosmopolitan
Mo. Power & Light Co
Sovitball
Ohuensing
Thelonius Va. Faith
Forck's
Sunrise Optimist Chek
Mark Twain Insurance
Electric National
Joe G. Downs & Co
Monroe
Kwos
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