Coates Shuts Out Orioles in Yankees 1-0 Victory
Jim Coates limited Baltimore to one hit after Whitey Ford left with an injury as the Yankees blanked the Orioles 1-0. The win kept New York one game ahead of Minnesota in the AL standings amid a string of shutouts by the staff.
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Ralph Terry
Bill Stafford
Jim Coates
New York Yankees
Coates
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Baltimore
Yankee
Fcll
Resep sLtcly
Yi Iavdi
New Cedar Hill Gun Club Opens Near Lawrence
Lawrence area shotgunners gain a new range six miles south of 23rd and Haskell operated by Herb O Bryan on his farm. The non commercially run facility charges only for clay pigeons with five stations and night lights. Beginners shoot Wednesdays 6 to 7 30 pm for 12 weeks with two trophies for high average and greatest improvement. experienced shooters join Saturdays 7 to 11 pm for competition.
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Lawrence-area
Cedar Hill
23Rd
Haskell
Herb O'Bryan
O'Bryon
O’bryan
O'Bryan
O'Bryen
Charles Vaughn
J. J. Perry
Monti Belot
Jim Wilson
Ed Wells
Fred Farrier
Vern Harrell
Merle McClure
Cardinals Beat Giants as White and Boyer Power Lineups
The St. Louis Cardinals collected 14 hits for an 8-4 win over the Giants, with Bill White and Ken Boyer delivering key homers to turn a 3-2 deficit. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homered for San Francisco, while Bob Gibson earned the victory and Juan Marichal took the loss.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Kansas City
Don Lee
Los Angeles Angels
A’s
Giants
Cards
Bill White
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Mays
Lindy McDaniel
McCovey
Bob Gibson
Juan Marichal
White
Stan Musial
Julien Javier
Julio Gotay
Boyer
Angels
Joe Aczue
Lee
Ed Rakow
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles
Amnerican
Averill
Ratte Eraippey
Windhorn
Torres Abe
McDevitn
Weppe
Moran
Thomas
Towsey
Stebern
Wagner
Wepre
Hes- Pherae
S Mopar
Wanner
Rakow
Jaipur Favored as Belmont Stakes field of eight forms
New York AP reports Jaipur leads a wide open Belmont Stakes field of eight 3-year-olds. Included are Decidedly, Greek Money, Crimson Satan, Admiral's Voyage, Vimy Ridge, David K., Folk Dancer, and Jaipur's owner George Widener with other major owners. The 94th Belmont runs at Belmont Park after a long history.
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New York
Jaipur
Old Jerome Park
Bronx
Belmont Park
Long Island
George D. Widener
Philadelphia
George A. Pope, Jr
Donald P. Ross
Peter W. Salmon Sr
Admral
Voyage
Fred W. Hooper
Frank E. Fower
Louis Wolfson
David K
Maurice Newton
Georgia Southern, Portland in NAIA final baseball showdown
In St Joseph Missouri Georgia Southern beat Portland 5 2 to stay unbeaten in the double elimination NAIA tournament Portland later defeated Lewis College 8 1 to claim a spot in the final Georgia Southern can win the title by defeating Portland tonight If Portland wins a second game will follow immediately to decide the championship
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ST. Joseph
Georgia Southern
Portland
Ore
State
Lewis College of Winness
Lewis
Yale Extends Winning Streak Over Connecticut in Football Rivalry
Yale defeats Connecticut for the 14th straight time in the historic series that began in 1948, extending a 13 game run with no losses to the Huskies.
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Yale
Connecticut
Beatty Sets World Record in Two Miles at AAU Meet
Jim Beatty of the Los Angeles Track Club shattered the two mile world mark with 8 29.8 at Occidental College in Los Angeles. The American record was broken twice en route, surpassing Halberg and Burleson marks as Beatty, 27, aimed for the historic feat after a comeback from leg injuries.
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Los Angeles
Little Jim Beatty
Beatty
Southern Pacific Aau
Occidental College
Patterson Field
Los Angeles Track Club
Australia
Albert Thomas
Dublin
Ireland
Murray Halberg
Finland
Charlotte
N.C
Santa Barbara
Don Lash
Indiana
Halberg
Palo Alto
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Mickey Wright Leads Texas Open in Tight Standings
Mickey Wright, the tour’s leading money-winner, held a two stroke edge at the Austin Civitan Open after a 71 in round two. Sandra Haynie Fort Worth Gloria Fecht Los Angeles Jackie Pung Dale City Calif. trailed Wright by two strokes with 140 at 36 holes while Haynie and Fecht share second at 142 and 143 respectively.
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Austin
Tex
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Gloria Fecht
Los Angeles
Jackie Pung
Dale City
Calif
Miss Haynie
Miss Fecht
Marilyn Smith
Mrs. Pung
Junior Olympic boys face big challenge
The Memorial Stadium hosts the State Junior Olympics with 600+ boys and 325 girls starting events. Fredonia standout Janell Smith, a 15 year old sprint star, sets three national age group records on opening day and is hailed as Olympic material. Judy Dyer of Topeka also shines in the junior division with top sprint marks.
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Memorial Stadium
Fredonia
Janell Smith
Wayne Bly
Medt
Miss Smith
Bov
Judy Dyer
Topeka
Bythen
Har
Fo oSabh Parkeite
Ponting Tor
Ctay
Medtean
Maun Rive
Rodenberg
Meanie
Fot
Fae
Chay
Tivn
Chay Center
V-Wa
al Sehrader
Topekayao
Roseberry
Bredonia
Seroesins
Topuehiayao
Maller
Dighton
New State Operard
Od Pecart
Bse Walker
Topekis
Centralia
Lorraine
Bate
Jaap
Neat
S-Star
New State
Mae Honal
de Roaniger
Toepeka
Dever
Popeka
Satat
Cine Ehinberry
Ping Ventless
Henry
Cobb
Cire
Rurmning Bred Junin
Jorda Daehton
Lantys J. White
Er Este Athtasan
Rose Sbaerpa Brenda
Randle
Hiv
Ofthill
Crith
Day
Stiles
Wilsons
Nthitsan
Topo
So Ospairell Avithoany
Chish
Smith
Predonia
Shordan
Dichter
Oo Me
Gauire
Nashville
Thomas
Tieh Tondo Matthes
Wichita
Gardoers
Landing Brose Dae
Cp Hey Hall
Savith
Paedes
Ohorelan
Diihiron
Phiten
Pela
Hteder
Wineles
Messa
Lawyer
Cassatay
Bet
Griffen
Thetty Prairie
United States Favored In Women's Cup Tennis Match
The United States Wightman Cup team is expected to dominate Great Britain for next weekend's matches. Star Darlene Hard from Long Beach joins Billie Jean Moffitt, Mrs. Karen Susman, Margaret Warner, and Nancy Richey, with Margaret Osborne DuPont named captain again after Hard missed last year due to injuries.
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London
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
United States
Yankees Blank Orioles as Ford Leaves with Shoulder Pain
Yesterday's game saw Whitey Ford depart with shoulder pains as New York pitchers kept Baltimore scoreless for a third straight shutout. Willie Wickinned and Jim Coates contributed out of the bullpen while the Yankees built pressure with timely hitting. The Red Sox were overwhelmed by a rally featuring four runs and a homer, sealing the win in Boston.
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Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Dave Stenhouse
Chuck Estrada
Yankees
Hoyt Wilhelm
Estrada
Tom Tresh
Coates
Bobby Richardson
Don Mincher
Twins
Jack Kralick
John Buzhardt
White Sox
Lenny Green
Ed Bressaud
Red Sox
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Lee
Angels
Minnesota
Joe Azcue
Bobby del Greco
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles
Chuck Cottier
Ron Nischwitz
Rocky Colavito
Stenhouse
Associated Press
Jim Coates
Yankers
Comeron Dre
Whitey Ford
Swat
Baltimore Dot
Redetver
New York
Willie
Audubon Society Not Opposed to Hunting Says President
Kansas officials and wildlife groups oppose a bill to prohibit mourning dove hunting. Audubon President Carl W. Buchheister says the society has never opposed hunting per se and cites dove conservation as stable. Instruction outlines require safety enforcement and correct vessel registration to reduce boating accidents in Kansas. Bullfrog season runs July 1 to September 30 with licensing rules for residents and non residents.
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Audubon Society
Carl W. Buchheister
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Congress
Buchheister
National Audubon Society
U. S. Department of the In
Kansas
Fish and Game Office
Fred Warders
Pratt
Leaders American League Batting Standings Summary
The text lists top hitters and statistics from the American League with names like Rollins, Green, and Wagener. It notes home runs by Gentile and Cepeda, and key figures such as Mays and Davis with runs batted in, hits, and stolen bases. Pitching and strikeout leaders are mentioned with several city and team references throughout.
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Rellins
Minnesota
Jinvenes
Kansas City
Green
Sichern
Kansas
Fais Stebern
Dts
Wagener
Tos Anapelsha
Wite Rollins
Roldtisan
Thieriron
Rohiteau
Chicago
A. Smith
Ben ci
Oo Puesenael
Minersata
Estrada
Attinore
Tou Ar Gare
Alea
Sat Wraneseed
Wiis
Dengan
Mays
San Praneisea
Oir Wilts
Tos Angeles
T. Duavis
Sepeda
San Brane Fisco
Davis
Tees Angeles
Cepeda
Sano Iraneises
Robinson
Ineinmatt
Brock
Chitnge
Tripele Vane
Pfousten
Mid Virden
Pittsburch
Ladrng
Tos Angels
San Vraneisen
Medi Houston
Cepecht
Praneisen
Vax Ancelme
W. Piavis
Burkey
Cincinnati
Net
Dour Pierce
San Francisco
N-1
SND
trikeouts-Wofax
Los Angelscs
Thysdate
O'Dell
Pan American Puts 4 in Singles Semis at NAIA Tennis
Pan American College of Edinburg Texas dominates the NAIA tennis tourney in Kansas City advancing four into the singles semifinals and two into doubles. Jerry Wortelboer faces Ken Lang Don Russell meets John Hunter in singles with Wortelboer and Russell top seeds in doubles pairing Lang with Hunter. Play halted at dusk leaving one doubles match unfinished.
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Kansas City
Pan American College of
Texans
Jerry Wortelboer
Ken Lang
Don Russell
John Hunter
Wortelboer
Russell
Lang
Hunter
John Wolforth
L. E. Eckles
Washburn
Gerry Chaney
Mack Dyer
Southeastern Oklahoma
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Christensen
Mout Hepe
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Fen
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Lockwood
Mine
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Monroe
Portis
Barnett
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Mrydendatll
Prat Olathe
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Meorurdy
Topeka Ton
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Tadee
Wade Pine
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Atehisan
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Hepper
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Iowa
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Paul Beauchamp
Vermont
Lawrence, Kansas
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Pratt, Kan
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Pete Reedy Lumber CO
Jim Walter
Jim Walter Display Office
West Highway
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