Becketts leading Kansas Women Amateur hope in Lawrence
Mrs. Tillte Becker, a veteran Topeka golfer with five prior titles, is among 110 entrants at the Lawrence Country Club. She reflects on past wins from 1941 to 1950 and 1959, notes changes in courses and equipment, and predicts a competitive field led by Jeanne Hancock Elaine Brady Dorothy Graham Pat Rubelee Joan Ashley Nancy Boozer and herself.
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Tillte Becker
Kansas
Lawrence Country Club
Becker
Topekan
Sally Sterrett
Natasha Matson Fife
Matson
Fife
Rolling Hills Country Club
Manhattan
Jeanne Hancock
Elaine Brady
Dorothy Graham
Pat Rubelee
Joan Ashley
Lawrence
Nancy Boozer
Tillie Becker
Pitchers Market Could Close In Major League Deals
The active pitchers market may see several big trades before tonight's midnight deadline. Boston sent Earl Wilson to Detroit for Don Demeter while also swapping players for John Wyatt, Roland Sheldon, and Jose Tartabull. Other moves include Radatz to Cleveland, Fisher to Baltimore, Talbot to the Yankees, Shaw to the Mets, Sadecki acquired earlier, and Buhl and Jackson to Philadelphia. Contenders like Atlanta, St. Louis, Detroit, and Minneapolis remain seeking pitching help as winds rise toward possible gale force activity.
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Earl Wilson
Detroit
Don Demeter
Boston
Jim Gosger
John Wyatt
Roland Sheldon
Jose Tartabull
Kansas City
Dick Radatz
Eddie Fisher
Fred Talbot
Bob Shaw
Ray Sadecki
Radatz
Monster
Red Sox
Cleveland
Lee Stange
Don McMahon
Chicago White Sox
Fisher
Baltimore
Jerry Adair
Talbot
Bill Bryan
New York Yankees
Bill Stafford
Gil Blanco
Roger Repez
San Francisco Giants
Shaw
New York Mets
Sadecki
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bob Buhl
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Bo Belinsky
Ed Roebuck
San Diego
Atlanta
Minneston
Secret Police Suspected Among Cuban Trainers at Games
Cuban defector Juan Pablo Vega Romero says more than 30 Cuban trainers at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Puerto Rico are secret policemen. He fled fear and planned to live in Chicago with his brother in law after escaping the Olympic Village.
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Fla
United States
Puerto Rico
Juan Pablo Vega Romero
Vega
San Juan
Cuba
Chicago
Bernardo Cortes
Olympic Village
University of Puerto Rico
U.S
Miller Going For No-Hitter
Orioles veteran Stu Miller earns his fifth win as Baltimore beats New York 2-1. Miller works 3 perfect innings in support of a late rally, lifting the Orioles to first place. the game features Bouton and Etchebarren with key plays and runs.
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Stu Miller
Baltimore
Orioles
New York
Sandy Koufax
Miller
Miler
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Fred Whitfield
George Scott
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results for Major Leagues
Baseball standings and late scores from the National and American Leagues. San Francisco and Chicago met. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati. St. Louis beat New York. Pittsburgh beat Houston. Los Angeles shutout Pittsburgh. Tonight’s games include New York at Atlanta and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Pittsburgh
Philadel
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Minnesota
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Kansas City
Washington
Boston
California
Baltimore
Detroit
Roston
Cardinals Rally Past Mets Behind Stallard In Six-Run Second
St. Louis without batting practice still pounded six Mets pitchers for 13 hits in a 9-2 win as Tracy Stallard earned the decision. Bob Gibson seeks his 100th victory tonight against Pittsburgh. In Kansas City, Earl Battey drives in two as Minnesota beats the A's 6-3.
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NEW York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Tracy Stallard
Joe Hoover
St. Louis
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Earl Battey
Cardinals
Dick Rusteck
Rusteck
John Stephenson
Jerry Buchek
Lou Brock
Stallard
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Minnesota
Battey
Jack Aker
Chuck Dobson
Dave Boswell
Phil Roof
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
California
Willie McCovery
Cubs
Chuck Estrada
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Jim Maloney
Reds
Tony Perez
Dick Simpson
Woody Fryman
Hank Aaron
Clay Dalrymple
Joe Torre
Jim Gentile Replacement Helps Astros Stop Koufax
Houston defeated Los Angeles 3-0 as Jim Gentile was sidelined by a broken bat and a suspension. Chuck Harrison filled in with a bases loaded two-run single, aiding Larry Dierker’s first major league shutout and Houston’s first win over Koufax since 1963.
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Sandy Koufax
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Houston
Los Angeles
Koufax
Chuck Harrison
Astro
Larry Dierker
Oklahoma City
Ed Vargo
Chicago
Vargo
Astros
Harrison
Dierker
Dodgers
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