Legion Travels to Mexico and Bears to Tipton Tonight
Jefferson City Junior Legion travels to Mexico for a league contest while the Central Trust Bears visit Tipton in an inter-division game. Mexico sits 4-0 atop standings, powered by Rich Thoenen 3-0 and a .468 bat average. Bears ride a five-game win streak at 13-5, with Ron Wankum strong on six innings and Charles Panietz 4-1 set to start against Tipton.
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Jefferson City Junior Legion
Ban Johnson
Legion
Mexico
Bruins
Tipton
Joss
Eldon
Boonville
Columbia
Fulton
Rich Thoenen
Bill Elis
Ron Wankum
Keith Weber
Fred Webking
Charles Panietz
Panietz
Larry Heminen
Jefferson City
Cubs Rout Reds in Doubleheader Power Surge
Chicago Cubs blasted the National League leading Cincinnati Reds 16-8 and 7-2 in a doubleheader to notch a fifth win in seven. George Altman surged to the NL batting lead at .349 while Ron Santo broke slump with two homers and seven RBIs in the opener.
American League Roundup features Duren big moment over Yanks
A chaotic AL roundup notes Ryne Duren’s clutch display versus Yankee teammates as Cleveland surges behind strong relief and early hits. Jim Perry wins as Washington and Boston chase pennant momentum, while Detroit and Chicago extend leads with timely power and pitching.
Major League Baseball Roundup Mixed Results and Historic Night
Third-place Cleveland split a twi-night doubleheader with Washington, winning 3-2 before the Senators prevailed 5-2. Baltimore edged Chicago for fourth with a 5-? plate, while Boston beat Minnesota 6-2. In the NL, Cincinnati dropped a doubleheader to Chicago Cubs 4-6 and 7-2 but held a 2 1/2 game lead. Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 9-3. San Francisco and Philadelphia played a long game curfew beating 5 hours 11 minutes, the longest in MLB history. Milwaukee defeated St. Louis 8-3. Turen allowed two singles in eight innings as he faced the Yankees, then walked his fourth batter in the ninth. New York rallied with Mickey Mantle’s fourth homer. Berra collected his 2,000th major league hit in the fourth. Rob Turley improved to 13-3. The Tigers had 11 hits to beat the White Sox, ending a 21-game Sox surge.
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Earl Robean
Theliason
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Jim Archer
Wes Stock
Wioner
Jackie Jensen
Solo
Gary Geiger
Frank Jors
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Rob Turley
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Bob Gibson
Joe Adcock
Frank Rookle
Boh Hendrey Thomas
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Kee Rus
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Bill White
Charley James
Ken Boyer
Ad Robinson
Steve Barber
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Tony Gont
Mike McCormick
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Joe Gibbon
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Frank Howard
Daryl Spencer
Cubs
Bob Purkey
Kim O'Toole
Leaders in Jaycee Golf Lead Jefferson City Pair
Rusty Rinklin and Jack Garvin of Jefferson City shot 40 and 39 respectively in the Missouri Jaycee Golf Tournament first round. Bill Hesler of Kansas City earned Medalist honors after a 1-under 35 in the opening nine. Fifteen others posted 40 or better, with top four advancing to the Denver inter national tournament August 20-26. Jack Henage of Fulton won the driving contest.
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Jack Garvin
Jefferson City
Missouri Jaycee
Garvin
Rinklin
Bill Hesler
Kansas City
Hesler
Rich Pearce
St. Louis
Mark Whitaker
Bob Sawyer
Hester
Sawyer
Jon
Whitaker
Pearce
Denver
Jack Henage
Fulton
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
Marginal standings show Cincinnati and Los Angeles leading divisions with Milwaukee and St Louis in pursuit. Weekend and Friday results include Cincinnati at Chicago and San Francisco versus Philadelphia, plus American League action featuring Detroit, New York, Cleveland, and Boston with several rain or postponement notes.
Stanton Retains Lead In Archery Tournament
Lon Stanton at Lake Qeark, Mo retained first place in the men's instinctive division of the National Field Archery Tournament after the second round. He held a solid lead as competition continued heading into Wednesday.
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Hot Springs
Arkat
Lon Stanton
Lake Qeark
Wridaw
Finalists Named In Junior Golf Championship
Finalists include Jim Nichols Ban Tay lor and others in a complex bracket. Nichols defeated Taylor in the younger bracket and Becker advanced. Parker v rere mee and Brannon schedule issues caused confusion. Several matches were postponed or unclear as standings and points influenced semifinals and Friday group play.
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Ban Taylor
Dob Schulte
Robert Scruggs Frihiy
Aolasey
John Parker
Sen Ane Rere Mee
Richard Brannon
Stanton
Moateh
Lavy Uemtees
Bon ‘Theash
TwieNle Allen
Springfield
Moai
Dennis Reed
Dave
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Davis
Karri Scott
Parlucah
Golf club selection and practice tips from Bob ROSBURG
The article advises golfers to avoid carrying unnecessary clubs, use a practiced approach for chip shots, and keep extra clubs in reserve. It emphasizes practicing with only suitable clubs, using high arcing chips that land near the cup, and focusing on making clean contact rather than worrying about hazards or carry.
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Bob Rosburg
Pwaydine
Aigl
Columbia Women Clinch Intercity Round With Lead
Columbia teams led the third round of the Women’s Intercity Golf Tourney at Columbia Country Club. Columbia’s A145 point total tops the field, with Jefferson City second at 221, Sedalia at 2 and Fulton at 142. Mrs Earlyne Holts led Columbia with 81, while Mrs Ray Aldridge was Jefferson City medalist at 91. Sedalia will host the final round on July 1.
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Sedalia
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Hannr
Ray Aldridge
Maxwell Caex
Twins to Hold Tryouts in St Charles Camp
A Minnesota Twins trout camp will be held in St Charles on July 6 7 and 8 at Blanch atte Park. Open to boys aged 17 to 24, with Bill Messmann and Jack Rossier in charge assisted by Brewin Koueppe and Todard Stoughton. All are Minnesota scouts.
Braves Smash Cards 8-3 In Milwaukee Sweep
The Associated Press reports a brutal night as the Braves toppled the Cardinals 8-3 in St. Louis, aided by Joe Adcock and Frank Robinson homers. Baltimore built a big first two innings off Jim Archer to beat Kansas City 8-3 while Steve Barber and Don McMahon closed the scoring.
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Park Board Schedule List With Night Time Fixtures
Park Board schedules a long list of community games and events across venues and times. Readouts include teams such as Eagles Rint, Spear Club, and Shamrock groups along with venue notes like Herman's Store and Crystal Gap.
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Gullleman
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pemasoregs-Gubleman
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Crystal Gup
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Former Twin Manager Cookie Lavagetta Still Big Fan
ORINDA CA IAP The first thing Lavagetta does after opening a newspaper is scan the baseball box scores He recalls past pine on the Twins and says he remains invested in baseball As a kid he owned Wabe land on the Central Coast League and rose to a major leaguer with the Pirates Now 46 he enjoys a summer with his wife and kids He predicts the AL pennant race with Yankees Detroit Cleveland and the White Sox contending and notes Mantle Kubek and Maris remain key figures in the sport.
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Mrey
Ta Boas
Memorial Swim Team To Be Organized
Memorial Pool in City is being organized with Bob Jackson as coach for a coed team open to all ages. It will meet swimmers from surrounding cities with four schedule dates to be drawn, and inquiries can be directed to the Park Board Office or Bob Jackson. Four days after a relief pitcher was traded, the Dodgers beat his former team in Philadelphia.
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van Dee Jeffers City
Bob Jackson
Park Board
Phillis
Dick Farrell
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Weber a rising star for Missouri Tigers football and baseball
Keith Weber, a freshman at the University of Missouri, has emerged as a top prospect in football and baseball. Coach Dan Devine cites his poise and ability, while baseball coach John Simmons praises his hard throwing and potential. Weber, an All-America quarterback at Missouri Senior High in 1959, aims to start at defensive halfback as Missouri pushes toward the 1961 season.
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Tiger
Devine
Tigers
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