Bouton Earns 11th Victory As Yanks Continue in Lead
Jim Bouton pitched four hits allowed in a 5-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels extending his scoreless streak to 37 innings. The 11th win for Bouton puts him second in the American League wins race behind Whitey Ford, amid his contract dispute earlier in March.
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Giants rally behind McCovey in 6-3 win over Phillies
Willie McCovey delivered a key two run single in the eighth as San Francisco beat Philadelphia 6-3. Juan Marichal pitched four hits allowed and Jim Hart homered for balance. Cepeda left with a shoulder injury after a collision with Dennis Bennett.
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Perry Leads Cedar Hill Gun Club Target Shoot
Dr Perry tops trap scores with 25 straight as Ce dar Hill Gun Club hosts a night of high marks. Individual results list Bob Franks 24 Tom Kincaid 23 Dale Paxton 23 Vernon Harrell 23 and others, with Johnny Watson also 25 but not on a team. Team totals show Wilson Window Glass at 109, Hotshots 120, Wilson Supply 106, Pot Shots 113, Boys team 88. Next week shifts to scratch scores and handicap based on six weeks.
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Lannings Chase Monopolized Local Baseball Titles
The Lanning family dominates local baseball as Charles Lanning Jr. coaches Elks to a 4-2 win over Optimists in the South Park League final. Charles Lanning Sr. led Kiwanis to the C C Carl League crown. First father son coaches in the program. The season wraps as Police meet Kiwanis with title on the line.
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New Zealand Golfer Bob Charles Finishes Third in U S Open
Left handed golfer Bob Charles of New Zealand ends round with a 68 to finish in third place at the U S Open with a total of 283, five strokes behind the champion.
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Tennis Tourney Scores in City Beginners Meet
Jeff Hoffman beat Mike Allman 6-4 in the 11 and older division at Kansas University courts. In the 9-10 divisions Charles Bockhorst defeated Chuck Stone 6-3 Randy Puckett beat Bobby Hallas 6-2 Chris Hunsinger edged Richard Kolebar 6-2. Julie Davis defeated Debbie Gehlbach 6-1 Sheila Hunsinger beat Annora Oberzan 6-1.
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Angels Recall Kelso From Hawaii Farm Club
The Los Angeles Angels recalled pitcher Bill Kelso from Hawaii, their Pacific Coast League farm club. To make room, lefty Bob Meyer was placed on waivers to Kansas City.
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Lecompton Girls Softball Win League Title at Lincoln Park
Lecompton's softball team clinched the league championship by beating the VFW 5 4 at Lincoln Park on Wednesday. Earlier the VFW defeated Kuntrikics 16 4, ending the regular season. VFW finished second and Kuntrikics third. A tournament will follow before summer activities end.
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The Cell dao METHOD On Short Chip Shots
The piece advises staying still with head and body while letting arms and hands control the swing. It notes a golfer shifts his body laterally to the rear on short shots which can strike turf behind the ball and spoil the shot.
Emergency Surgery Saves Life of Minnesota Gridder
Minnesota Vikings defensive back Tom Franckhauser survived a brain injury after a dramatic emergency operation in Bemidji Minnesota. Neurosurgeon Dr Kent Olson said the time factor was crucial and Franckhauser had good prospects despite being in critical condition. The injury followed a scrimmage three days after a Chicago Bears accident that killed Willie Galimore and John Farrington. Franckhauser previously played for Purdue and the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns.
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Fishing Contest Near End at Mary's Lake
The Lawrence Recreation Commission and Sportsman's Club announce the fishing contest ends Saturday at Mary's Lake. Fishing runs 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. with supervision and top prizes awarded. Leader is Craig Tidwell with a 31 pound channel cat. Eligibility is open to youths under 16 in the area.
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Casey Stengel Turns 74 Amid Baseball Legend Status
New York AP notes Casey Stengel, born Charles Dillon Stengel, is 74 today. The Mets manager, famed for a hyperactive, clownish persona and a storied Yankee tenure, remains a devoted baseball mind with a long, FCing career and a top earnings rate around 100000 annually.
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