Yankees Use Pinch Hitters To Tie Late Lead In Extra Innings
The Yankees employ a gimmick of pinch hitters in consecutive at bats as Howard Elston and Hector Lopez deliver key hits. Lopez boots a run in, driving in the tie breaking score in the 10th. Yankees extend win streak to six, gain nine games on Chicago.
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Los Angeles Angels
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al Downing
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Stingy pitching sinks A's and Cardinals Sunday
Kansas City fell 2 1 to the Cleveland Indians as Barry Latman limited the A's to three hits and benefited from two first inning runs. St Louis lost 9 1 at Milwaukee with Curt Simmons charged a loss after a late rally attempt, as Oliver and Menke combined for the Brewers' scoring. Both teams are idle Monday.
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Tommy Davis
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Tahoe Miss Wins Seattle Sea Fair Trophy Race
Seattle AP reports Tahoe Miss driven by Chuck Thompson won the 45 mile Seattle Sea Fair Trophy on Lake Washington. The Nevada entry finished ahead of Miss Bardahl and Miss Thriftway among 11 unlimited hydroplanes, with Miss Exide, Tempo, and Miss Eagle Electric also placing in the final heat. Tahoe Miss completed the course in 24 minutes 44 seconds, 6.2 seconds faster than Bardahl.
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Fla
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A's to Introduce Children to Fans
Kansas City Athletics plan a pregame fan event with players’ sons and staff offspring. Del Greco is the most listed surname in the batting order among the boys plus four Del Greco relatives participate. Managers and coaches send their sons John Lopat and Fred McGaha as the oldest at age 12. Other A’s youths include Alusik Fischer Lampoe and Sturdivant with front office youngsters also present.
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Mel McGaha
Fred
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George Alusik
Bill Fischer
Jerry Lampoe
Tom Sturdivant
Pat Friday
Hank Peters
Ray Swallow
Jay Hawkins
George Toma
al Zych
Be loit to host second Kansas State Women golf championship
A 45 player field competes for the Kansas State Women's sandgreens title at Beloit Country Club. Dorothy Graham of El Dorado headlines the field as the event runs Wednesday through Thursday with practice rounds starting Tuesday on the 2,815 yard Par 3.2 course.
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Clinton and Ober Advance to Semis in District Softball Tourney
In a Jaycee district event at Municipal Park, Clinton and Ober reached the semifinals with Ober’s pitcher Marlin Hornberger delivering a strong 3 hit game and a three run homer. FMC edged Haskell 5-4 in extra innings to stay alive, while Leavenworth Knights defeated Crete and set up a Wednesday clash with Ober’s after Sunday action.
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Stan Musial hints at front office move after season
Milwaukee reports Stan Musial, the St. Louis Cardinals star, plans to quit playing after this season and says he may join the front office next year. Musial, 42, declined to confirm and called it too early to discuss future plans.
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Bederman Family Cycles 770 Mile Journey to Osawatomie
The Bederman family reached Crockett Texas after 110 miles of their 770 mile trek to Osawatomie Kansas. Ages range from 6 to 12 with four travelers on bicycles while Paul stayed behind due to a leg injury. They left Bellaire near Houston Saturday and plan to return by train after visiting Mrs Bederman’s grandfather.
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Parnelli Jones Wins Milwaukee Stock Car Race
Parnelli Jones of Torrence California drove a 1963 Mercury to a convincing 150 mile victory before 31,614 fans in Milwaukee. Norm Nelson of Kollin Wisconsin finished second in the late model stock car event.
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West teams win Kansas title in Legion all star tourney
In Leavenworth Kansas the West beat the East two games to one to capture the Kansas title in the American Legion all star baseball tournament Rick Rambin Great Bend hurled a no hitter in the final 70 West won the afternoon 1 0 East won the opener Saturday 5 2 Howard Randall announced a state all star squad to face Oklahoma in Altus this weekend The squad includes Rambin Patchen Riggins Mayer and Stimson Sparks Woods Estle John John Armbrister Stewart plus Peterson Blackwell Sparks and Marshall with George Medill and Bill Kindig as coaches
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Bob Mayer
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Gary Ray
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Topeka
Jim Estle
Sabetha
Skip John
Gary Armbrister
John Stewart
Salina
Emery Peterson
Roger Blackwell
Richard Sparks
Gary Marshall
Hutchinson
Wright Aims for Season Victory Record
Mickey Wright seeks to break the single season wins mark as she heads to Albuquerque after winning the Waterloo Women's Open. She tops the money list with 16 412 and eight under par 28 for 54 holes. Sandra Haynie 68 Sunday nails beat round while Marilynn Smith finishes one over to secure second in prize money. Betsy Rawls shares the 10 title season record with Wright.
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Sandra Haynie
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Pro Grid Report Oakland Domination Over Denver
The Associated Press notes strong showings in Saturday pro grid action with Oakland defeating Denver 85 to 19 and San Diego beating Boston 50 to 17. Chicago shut out New York 17 to 7 while Baltimore topped Philadelphia 26 to 7. Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh 27 to 7 and Detroit beat Cleveland 24 to 10. Minnesota posted 43 in a partial game versus San Francisco.
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Willie Mays Sparks Giants As Dodgers Falter in Tight NL Race
Willie Mays continues a 13 game hitting streak as the Giants win 5-1 and pull within 3 games of the Dodgers with seven weeks left. Koufax suffers a rare defeat after Cincinnati’s six run sixth inning, while Frank Robinson helps Cincinnati surge with a key homer.
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Wichita Bowlers Win 7500 First Prize in National Championship
INDEPENDENCE Mo AP The 7500 first prize in the national team handicap bowling championship went to Lovan Machinery of Wichita Kansas Sunday The Lovans finished with a 20 pin edge over A Gosek Son of Syracuse NY who earned 4500 for second Parma Lanes of Parma Ohio took third and 4000 The top teams list includes Lovan Machinery A Gosek Son Parma Lanes and several others with scores ranging from 9307 to 9017.
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Kansas City Athletics to unveil brighter uniforms
Owner Charles Finley announced Kansas City will wear misty green pants and shirts with belly green socks belts and caps next season. Sweat shirts will be brighter gold and the team may carry the name Travelers on the shirts.
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Baseball Concussion In Dugout Shock At Kansas Tournament
In Junction City Manhattan Lumbermen player Tim O Hara aged 19 suffered a concussion when a warm up ball struck him behind the ear in the dugout at the Central Kansas League tournament. The ball came from Abilene players and shattered a screen at the south end of the dugout.
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Rams Hoping Mindset Change Fuels Rams Revival
Los Angeles Rams coach Harland Svare promotes executives dynamics a self help program to reshape players self concept and erase negative habit patterns. He selects five players to test the approach then uses mindset goals to raise potential though results on the field remain mixed.
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Hadl Stars as Chargers thump Patriots in AFL exhibition
San Diego quarterback John Hadl threw for 263 yards and two TDs in a 50-17 victory over Boston, aided by Lance Alworth's five catches for 104 yards and a stout Chargers defense that intercepted three Patriots passes. Attendance 16,427.
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Wichita Steffans Capture Third Straight Softball Title
The Wichita Steffans won the Kansas Class A women's softball championship for the third consecutive year. They went unbeaten in a five team, four day double elimination tournament, beating Parsons 4-1 in the final and routing Chanute 15-0 in the semifinal. Parsons defeated Hutchinson 8-7 and Chanute 25-8 to reach the final. The regional opens in Topeka Thursday night.
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Skin Diver Killed by Wave and Spear at Jones Beach
A 32 year old Westbury man Robert Petit was knocked from his feet by a large wave at Jones Beach State Park and impaled on his spear. Fellow fishermen summoned help and a Coast Guard crew rushed him to a hospital where he died in the operating room.
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Stopes Attacks in Minutes New York Asthma Formula Goes OTC
Special report notes an asthma formula widely prescribed by doctors is now available without prescription in most states. Medical tests claim the formula stops asthma attacks in minutes and offers hours of relief from recurrent spasms, being safe when used as directed.
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