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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
10
Left-hander Woodeshick pitched five singles over nine innings for a 4 1 victory over Baltimore as the Senators snap the Orioles three-game win streak. Milt Pappas took the loss after winning six straight against Washington.
Kansas City Kansas all-stars with Dick Hennier clutch shooting overcame a 2 point deficit to rout Kansas City Missouri 85 to 46 at Municipal Auditorium. Harry Gibson led with 11 points for the Kan sasans coached by Phog Allen while Jim Cunneen toped Missouri with 13. Brockman sparked a late surge but Hennier sealed the game as Kansas used a stall in the final minutes.
Jockey Johnny Longden plans to retire from riding July 25 after the Hollywood Park meeting in Inglewood California. He cites the weight struggles and says he may still ride if Fleet Nasrullah travels east with him.
After a recent game Mickey Mantle suffers a sprained jaw and bruises as unruly fans rush him. The incident sparks blunt debate on public relations and security with Red Smith quoting that officials should enforce manners. Casey Stengel hospitalized. Kansas football recruiting noted. expansion talks at KU Memorial Stadium teased.
The Chicago Cubs, after two wins in four games against the Giants in San Francisco, show improving form on the coast. Manager Lou Boudreau cites a developing pitching staff and compares progress to Baltimore, noting young pitchers take time to mature and may become winners.
Bud Daley became the first AL pitcher to reach seven wins this season as he benefited from help from Bob Trowbridge in a 7-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Trowbridge pitched 2 1/3 shutout innings as Daley improved to 7-2.
The Topeka Reds defeated Fox Cities 3-1 to snap Fox Cities seven game win streak as Cedar Rapids lost unearned run in the eighth. Marv Schultz and Marty Russell delivered run scoring singles to break a 1-1 tie. Green Bay beat Lincoln 5-3 as Gus Sancimino tripled to spark an eighth inning rally. Burlington edged Cedar Rapids 3-2 on Ed Napoleon and Ed Montgomery timely hits after an error by Emil Telleria. Sioux City at Des Moines was rained out.
Los Angeles announces the re signing of Galen Anthony Rottinghaus a 21 year old right handed pitcher from St Benedicts College Atchison Kansas. He is assigned to the Dodgers Odessa Texas farm club in the Class D Sophomore League.
American League batters with 80+ at bats include Runnels Boston .364 Hertsog Kansas City and Berra New York .333 Rune Mantle New York 388 Minoso Chicago 52 Runs batted in Hansen Baltimore and Maris New York 32 Hits Minoso Chicago 52 Runs batted in Clemente Pittsburgh 63 Home runs Maris New York 12 Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 13 Pitching leaders Coates New York 5 0 Estrada Barber Atkins Staley Hall 5 1 Strikeouts Pascual Washington 81 Bunning Detroit 62. National League leaders Adcock Milwaukee .367 Curry Philadelphia .352 Runs Skinner Pittsburgh 38 Hoak Pittsburgh and Mays San Francisco 35 Runs batted in Clemente Pittsburgh 63 Doubles Robinson Cincinnati 14 Grost Pittsburgh 13 Triples Pington Cincinnati 6 Sinner Pittsburgh Kirkland San Francisco 5. Stolen bases Muays San Francisco 18 Pinson Cincinnati 13 Pitching Law Bitapareh 8 1 Sanford San Francisco 5 1 Strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 88 Friend Pittsburgh 66. International League scores listed for several teams.
Pitcher Vern Law logged his eighth win with a second shutout, limiting the Phillies to three runs on eight hits in a 3-0 Pirates victory. The Associated Press recap highlights Bob Allison and Benators driving in three runs on a triple and a home run in yesterday’s Stars game against the Orioles, 4-1.
Sam Snead, 48, says he will not chase the National Open, aiming to play calmly and let the 60th Open unfold. He has won 105 tournaments but never the Open, with Denver’s Cherry Hills hosting June 16 to 18 as he plans light practice before the start.
Labron Harris of Stillwater shoots 68 to lead the KTVH Open at Riverview Club in Wichita. Ralph Bevan is two back at 70, with a group at 71 including Heart Adkisson Willie Brown and several amateurs. The $12 000 event features 18 holes left to play on the par 72 6570 yard course.
The Mo Kan League starts at 7 3 tonight with Happy Halls of Lawrence hosting Marling Hornets of Topeka in a doubleheader. Other league teams include Vogel Painters of Topeka John s Lazy Aces of Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth Knights and North Side of St Joseph.
Lawrence junior baseball team defeats Stanton Homes of Kansas City 4 3 at Municipal Park. Tenpenny singles home the winning run in the seventh as Edmonds sets the table with a walk and steal. Finney drives in two early runs. Paris allowed six hits over six innings. Next game Sunday at 8 p.m. against Garnett, then host Topeka and Chanute next week.
The page lists city scores with Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Chicago New York and Boston results. It notes games and matchups including Washington Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Milwaukee with unclear scheduling and one listed Monday game.
A Beale Air Force Base cow caused repeated equipment outages as navigators and electronics staff struggled with intermittent malfunctions. Investigators traced the problem to the cow resting on the same antenna post used as a back scratcher, disrupting the base monitoring system.
In Compton California Herb Elliott led a star array at the invitational meet alongside rising American talent. Jim Beatty set an 18 51 7 American 5 000m record while John Thomas topped the high jump, and Kent Floerke added a 11 ¾ ft hop step. Parry O'Brien won the shot at 6 feet 8 ¼ inches as Dan and Dave Styron shone in sprints and hurdles.
Ben Hogan led the $30,000 Memphis Open with two 66s for a 132 total at Colonial Country Club. Teammates J C Goosie of Knoxville and Bob Rosburg of Palo Alto shared the early lead, while Ken Venturi and Bill Collins bracketed at 135.
Kansas City report notes Missouri in fourth place secures three spots on the 1980 Big Eight All Star Baseball team. Oklahoma State led with four first team selections while Kansas and Oklahoma earned fewer. Named Tigers are Gary Starr Ron Cox Gene Orf Grayson Mersch.
New York fighter Emile Griffith outpoints Jorge Fernandez in a 147 pound bout held in Buenos Aires. Griffith wins by decision as both boxers weighed in at 147 pounds.
In Rocky Ford J R Miles notes a window sign at an Alaskan restaurant offering Clam Chowder for 50 cents and a Texas size bowl for 25 cents, signaling unusually low prices in a humorous boast.
At Mount Clemens Michigan AP only Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina and Joyce Ziske of Waterford Wisconsin matched or beat par in the opening round of the $7500 Wolverine Women's Open. Rawls and Ziske led with one over par 73 each while par is 75 at the 6500 yard course. Three others finished three strokes back at 76 including Wiff Smith Mary Lena Faulk and Marlene Bauer Hagge.
South Dakota crime patterns tilt away from winter. Chief agent Rol Kebach notes crooks dislike snow and wind, explaining why state crime rises in summer rather than winter, contrary to national trends.
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