Legion Teams Win 3 Times In 4 Tries Over Weekend
The Lawrence American Legion baseball squads went 3 for 4 over the weekend. The A team beat Idla and Salina before dropping to North Kansas City, while the B team earned its second win with a 4 0 triumph over Garnett. Biff Temple drove in three runs as Salina loss came on Saturday. North Kansas City defeated the Hawks 7 2 Sunday night. John Pettingill and Steve Wempe led the Cardinals to a 4 0 win over Garnett. The Hawks host Ottawa A on Wednesday and Cardinals face Ottawa B and Bonner Springs at Municipal Field this week.
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Damascus to chase Leonard Richards Stakes after Belmont win
Damascus set to race in the Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on June 17 after his Belmont Stakes victory. Dr Fager targets Saranac or the Classic, keeping the 3 year old title contest uncertain. Biggst Californian upset as Pretense faltered and Native Diver also failed to place.
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Beougher Captures 13th H. T. Jones Golf Tourney Title
Jon Beougher of Lawrence wins the 13th annual H. T. Jones Golf Tournament at Lawrence Country Club with a 36 hole total of 152 after rounds of 74 and 78. Don Sneegas Max Kenney of Lawrence and Robert Akin of Kansas City finish tied for second at 155. Other flight winners include Dee Ketchum Glen Richardson Frank Harris Floyd Temple.
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Oerter Leads in New York A.C. Spring Games
Oerter, the three time Olympic discus champion from North Babylon, threw 203 feet 6 inches at the New York A C Spring Games as he trains for a fourth gold in Mexico City. Earlier he placed fourth at the Coliseum Compton meet in Los Angeles. Villanova's Dave Patrick won the invitation mile in 4 04 9 as Villanova swept the top four spots.
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Dave Hill Wins Memphis Open as Pott Narrowly Fades
In Memphis Johnny Pott surged late but Dave Hill held on to win the Memphis Open for $20,000, the largest check of his decade long career. Hill built a five stroke lead through three rounds before a Sunday rally from Pott narrowed the gap.
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Baseball Enrollment To Continue Tuesday
The Park and Recreation Department continues enrollment for the Jayhawk League baseball program for ages 9 and 10 due to rain. Enrollment and practice start times are listed for several locations including the high school, Woodlawn, Sunset Hills, Municipal Field, and Edgewood Park on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Baseball schedule and results summary for Tuesday
Tuesday night baseball features Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati and Cleveland at Minnesota regarding the American League standings followed by reported results from Minnesota California Kansas City Chicago Boston Detroit and Baltimore Washington New York Cleveland and Minnesota with implied doubleheaders twi night notes and continuing fixtures
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Pirates edge Dodgers as Cla mentes drives all runs
Roberto Clemente of the Pirates cracked a homer and drove in all Pittsburgh runs in a victory over Los Angeles. Steve Hargan pitched a five-hitter for his fourth shutout, as Cleveland blanked Boston 3-0.
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Clay's Position Explained To Other Negro Athletes
A group of prominent Black athletes met in Cleveland to hear Cassius Clay explain his refusal to be drafted on religious grounds. Jim Brown led the NIEU and said Clay appeared sincere, with Lew Alcindor and others in attendance. The athletes offered support but did not press Clay to change his mind.
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Ralph Tate Named OSU Track Head After Higgins
Ralph Tate former OSU track star and 1942 all-Missouri Valley halfback has been named to replace retiring coach Ralph Higgins Tate currently heads Meridian Idaho high school track and will report June 19 Higgins retires after 32 years at OSU and will be honored at Higgins Day June 24 Tate is a 1947 OSU graduate from Tishomingo Oklahoma and played football as well as track at OSU.
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Etchebarren's 19th Inning Drive Lifts Orioles to Win
Orioles win 7-5 in 19 innings as Etchebarren hits a two run homer after failing to bunt twice. The blast against Bob Priddy ends a 5 hour 18 minute marathon and sends Baltimore to 14th win in 20. Two young fans rode a postgame flight to California with the team.
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Foncannon Elected President of Outdoor Writers of Kansas
Bob Foncannon of Emporia is elected president of the Outdoor Writers of Kansas at its annual meeting in Overland Park. He succeeds Bob Harrington of Paola as president and Harrington becomes chairman of the board. Other officers include Park Carter of Eureka as vice president and Helen Ward Rennie of Montezuma as secretary treasurer. New board members are Bill Billieu of Wichita Arby Arbuthnot of Prairie Village and Bill Brooks of Wichita. Journal World editor Jack Zimmerman attended with Mrs Zimmerman.
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