Wynn Delivers 274th Win In 2-Hitter For White Sox
Early Wynn, at 40, hurls a two hitter for a 3-1 victory over Baltimore to notch his 274th win, the most among active pitchers. Kent Hadley belts two homers for New York in a 7-3 win over Detroit as the Yankees widen their lead. Cleveland and Kansas City also win while Boston and Washington drop.
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Junior Legion Falls 5 2 to Manhattan in Narrow Loss
The Lawrence Junior Legion lost to Manhattan 5-2 as Bob Ballard dominated the locals, allowing four hits while recording a 2-0 season mark. Mike Zwink doubled and singled for Lawrence, who drop to 5-4 on the year. Next game is Friday at Topeka.
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Sioux City and Fox Cities Hold Three-Eye Leads With Wins
League leaders Sioux City defeated Green Bay 6-1 as Virgil Bernhardt hit a grand slam in the first inning. Fox Cities edged Des Moines 3-2 for their fourth straight win aided by a ninth inning error. Cedar Rapids split with Lincoln 5-1 in the opener but dropped the nightcap 4-3 with a late Lincoln run. Topeka swept Burlington 6-2 and 7-1 as Stan Jones drove in three in game one and Vic Davalillo pitched two innings of relief in game two.
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Local area fishing conditions remain slow say officials
Eddie Bond, area fishing and game protector, reported very slow fishing in the region citing bad weather as the main cause. He warned conditions could improve quickly with better weather, noting few anglers have had success recently.
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Bucs blank Cardinals as Friend shines in Pittsburgh
St Louis ace Larry Jackson was hit hard as Pittsburgh's Bob Friend hurled a 5 0 shutout. Friend allowed eight hits while Jackson surrendered nine before the Pirates pushed across four runs in the seventh. Harvey Haddix was listed to oppose Ron Kline in the finale. Meanwhile in Kansas City, the Athletics beat the Red Sox 2 1 ending Boston’s skid. Ray Herbert ended a six game drought, Danny Kravitz tripled and scored, and Andy Carey grounded into a double play with the bases loaded to plate a run.
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Seeded Player Upset in USSTA College Girls Tennis
In St Louis the USSTA College Girls Tennis Championships opened with upsets. Betty Brown seeded fourth from UNC lost to Susan Sterrett of Illinois 6 2 6 1. Susan Butt, top seed from British Columbia, recovered from a rough start to defeat Carol Lenahan of Florida State 1 6 6 3 6 0. Connie Cristler of Kansas State reached the third round via bye and default.
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KU Girl Keeps In The Running For Golf Honors
Jo Anne Gunderson of Arizona State University leads the Women’s Collegiate Golf tournament as a medalist and semi final contender. Judy Eller of Kansas University and Barbara Faye White of Centenary move toward the semis with victories, while Jean Ashley of Kansas and Sherry Wheeler of Arizona State also advance.
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Grizzled Vet Mulloy Shines as Wimbledon Ace
Gardnar Mulloy the 48 year old Miami pro is among Wimbledon veterans still winning, reaching the third round of singles. He joins Borotra Drobny and Patty as a fixture of an aging but competitive group, aiming to play for another 15 years.
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Dempsey to Turn 65 Amid Calm, Still Hometown Hero
Jack Dempsey, beloved Manassa Mauler, nears 65 with a slimmed down frame after a cholesterol regimen. He runs a Broadway restaurant, mentors, and oversees a Chicago radio and TV school while hoping boxing regains wholesome status.
Squirrel Season Set for July to September
Eddie Bond, local area fish and game protector, explained the 1960 Kansas squirrel season regulations. The season runs July 1 to September 1 with a bag limit of eight and possession limit of sixteen. Daily hours are from a half hour before sunrise to sunset.
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500 Are Ready For AAU Event
Five hundred or more athletes gathered in Bakersfield for the 72nd National AAU Track and Field Championships at Bakersfield College Memorial Stadium. The meet serves as a key Olympic trial with the first six finishers earning a berth to Stanford for the final tryout. The shot put field centers on Parry O’Brien, Bill Nieder, Dallas Long, and Dave Davis as top contenders for Olympic spots.
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Hennessey Wins National Pro Invitational Bowling Tourney
Tom Hennessey outbowled his arch rival from St. Louis to win the $21,000 National Professional Invitational Bowling Tournament in Las Vegas. He finished a fraction of a point ahead of Harry Smith, also of St. Louis, as the three lineups battled for the title.
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Hennessey Showboat Tourney Ends in Lanes Matchup
Two time ABC Masters champion Hennessey and National All-Star Match Game champion Smith teamed for a day tourney at Showboat Lanes in Hennessey to bowl against rival teams.
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St Louis Duo Heads National Father Son Doubles
The St Louis team of Ward and Jimmy Parker is seeded first for the national father son doubles in the Senior City Court Tennis Tournament. Len Prosser of Kansas City and his son Steve moved to the third round as Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, the defending senior clay court champion, was ranked second in this meet. The defending champions C Alphonso Smith and Hugh Lynch of Washington won 6 0 6 0 over Ron Tolan and Jay Holan.
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German jet sees no new record in 100 meters
Armin Hary, the West German sprinter hailed as the fastest man, doubts anyone will better his 10.0-second 100 meter mark. He cites the long span since Jesse Owens’ 10.2 and believes the ten-flat time may stand for a long time. He spoke after a Zurich record feat and on returning to Frankfurt.
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