Giants Beat Cards To Grab NL Lead
The Giants won 4-2 over the Cardinals after a first inning surge, moving into the National League lead behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Latman limited Atlanta to a single in eight innings as Gibson faltered. Pappas earned Cincinnati’s win. Gardner earned his first major league victory.
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San Francisco
Bob Gibson
Atlanta
Barry Latman
Milt Panpas
Rob Gardner
Giants
Gibson
St. Louis
Braves
Latman
Houston
Pappas
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Gardner
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Detroit
Denny McLain
Orioles plate win in 15 innings over Indians in May clash
Baltimore edged Cleveland 3-2 in a 15 inning thriller as Dave McNally and Sam McDowell opened with strong starts. A bugle call from the public address system punctuated the dramatic late innings as the Orioles seized control in a game billed as postseason worthy.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Orioles
Sam McDowell
Indians
Haskell Surge on Track Nets A Second Spot
Haskell Institute track team reached within a point and a half of Highland Junior College in the Interstate Conference Meet at Boonville Missouri. Roy Old Person and Tony Shakespeare led the Indians with multiple records and high scoring as Haskell won several events and set four marks.
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Haskell Institute
Boonville
Highland Junior College
Highland
Joplin
Wentworth Academy
Kemper Academy
Fairbury Junior College
Kansas City
Kan
Roy Old Person
Tony Shakespeare
Old Person
Shakespeare
Truman Morris
Leonard Talaswaima
Vernon Hawley
Haskell
Keith McKenzie
Ken Plentyhoops
Talaswaima
Hewley
Marty Schwarz Hl
Lions Finish Fourth At Shawnee Mission North Invite
Lawrence High tied for fourth in a 13-team four man golf event at Shawnee Mission North with a 324. Rick Miller led LHS with 77 followed by 81 from Glen Lessenden and 83 by Bob Harris and Kent Marshall. Miller tied for third in medalist play and lost in a playoff to Jim Halstead of Mission North.
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Lawrence
Shawnee Mission East
Topeka West
Pembroke Country Day School of
Kansas City, Mo
Shawnee Mission North
Rick Miller
Lion
Glen Lessenden
Bob Harris
Kent Marshall
Miller
Mission North
Jim Hal- Stead
Shawnee Mission West
Pen-Day
Mission East
Immaculata
Leavenworth
New York Tackle Signs KU Letter
John Curley of Oyster Bay New York signed a Big Eight letter of intent to enroll at Kansas University this fall. The 6-6 210 pound tackle played for Oyster Bay High under William Toner and earned MVP honors two years running in football and basketball. He is a Regents Scholar and received a National Merit Scholarship Test commendation.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk
John Curley
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Jack Mitchell
Curley
Oyster Bay High
William Toner
Edward Curley
Mill Neck
N. J
John
Iowa U Lands 6-10 Cage Ace Bergman
Joe Bergman a 6-10 Clinton High School star will enroll at Iowa University this fall. The St Marys standout scored 1553 points in four years and was courted by Kansas among others. Bergman chose Iowa Kentucky and Holy Cross as his final three, with coach Ralph Miller leading the recruitment. He plans a pre law course at Iowa.
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Clinton
Iowa
Iowa University of the
Big Ten
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St. Mary’s High
Kansas University
Kentucky
Holy Cross
Iowa University
Ralph Miller
Kansas
Wichita A
KU Hopes to Salvage Win as Sooner Series Continues
Kansas baseball struggles continue as the Jayhawks miss 13 errors in Friday's doubleheader, dropping a 2-9 mark and sliding in the Big Eight standings behind Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, and Colorado. The Sooners lead the conference with a 7-3 record after sweeping KU and aided by strong hitting and key pitching.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Quigley Field
Jayhawks
Oklahomans
Fred Chana
Tom Bishard
Chana
Bishard
Skahan
Floyd Temple
Bill Fenton
Alan Stoike
Bob Evilsizer
John Adams
Jim Shanks
Don Davis
Duane Lowry
Rusty Disbro
Adams
Ron Wallace
Shanks
Jay Wilson
Disbro
Tom Cooper
Jim Seabolt
Sooner
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Tigers
Nebraska
Kansas State
Orville Holrah
al Chettle
Roger Lindstrom
Bob Carpenter
Alex Walter
John Roux
Bob Brand
Uniontown
Journal-World
Ten Records Are Bettered At Sumner Trackfest Meet
Sumner Spartans of Kansas City win with 72% points at the Lawrence High Invitational as Rockhurst and Lawrence set multiple records. John Cain of Miege claims the state 12 pound shot put record at 59-2¾, Branfield and Reardon set marks in the 880 and high jump, while Davis and Lindsey aid Lawrence and Sumner in various events.
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Lawrence
Rockhurst
George Branfield
Doane
Branfield
Kerry Reardon
Henry Davis
Cassie Lindsey
Lions
Lindsey
Larry Spray
Walt Geiger
Sam Logan
Art Dyer
Lewis Hill
Steve Anderson
Highland Park
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Topeka West
Schwarz
Holden
Summer
Weiss
Miege
Pickard
O'Rourke
Davis
Sumner
Johnston
McCluney
Koob
Hill
Cain
Stevenson
Bearss
Biachino
Kincaid
Lindney
Spray
Geiger
Buckay
Ward
Hamond
Meige
Waters
Kellerman
Leone
Sneegas
Davia
White
Johnson
Davin
Payne
Thomas
Lepping
Borello
Belton
Worth
Bergman
Robinson
Omen
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Ege
Dold
Messbarger
Mark
Kramer
Nottingham Lawrence
Logan
Dyer
Anderson
DeCoursey
Reardon
Tennyson
Spearman
Kolichard
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Nolan
McCracken
Fisher
Pleaser
Beauchamp
Werner
Mitchell
Stancliff
Done Ward
Rockhursthurst
Caruthers
Garner
Dobson Sharp as A's Stop Senators 2-1 for Second Win
Rookie Chuck Dobson earned his second win for Kansas City, allowing four hits and striking out seven in a 2-1 victory over the Washington Senators. He also helped himself with a bases loaded RBI single, while Ozzie Chavarria scored the winning run as Campo Campaneris forced Dobson at second. Dobson’s victory ends a four game skid for the A’s and drops his ERA to 3.44. Managers praised the rookies’ resilience as Kansas City improves to a 4-14 season.
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Indians
McDowell
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Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Dick Hall
Cleveland
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Andy Etchebarren
Curt Blefary
Lee Stange
Allen
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Tony Oliva
George Scott
Scott
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Norm Siebern
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Whitey Ford
Chuck Dobson
Bert Campaneris
Dob
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Washington Senators
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University of Kansas
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Dick Joyce
Joe Bosworth
Far East
al Dark
Cot Deal
Ed Lopat
Dark
Luis Tiant
Cleveland Indians
Ken Harrelson
Ozzie Chavarria
Campo Campaneris
Jim King
Houk Tied to Yankees Field Leader Role Amid Rumors
NY Yankees officials denied any major shakeup as manager Johnny Keane was questioned for his job while Ralph Houk was rumored to assume the field leadership. CBS and Yankees executives said the club is not planning a change though club president Dan Topping Sr. is ill in Florida.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
CBS
Johnny Keane
Dan Topping Sr
Mr. Houk
Dan Topping Jr
Yankees
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Topping
Florida
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