Speaking of Sports: Tempo and Kansas Seeds in Play
Kansas coach Floyd Temple’s son attends Mickey Owen baseball school at Miller Missouri for two weeks starting June 30. Ex Jayhawk star John Had predicts Chargers improvement with Tobin Rote. Lackland Air Force trainee says so. KU adds 6,500 Memorial Stadium seats with a priority-ticket plan based on $100 per seat. Bill Gerhards emerging as a potential key back, with possible roles behind Ken Coleman and Armand Baughman.
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Baseball standings and Friday results from the major leagues
National League leaders San Francisco St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milwaukee New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Houston trail with Friday results including Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 1 Houston 4 Chicago 1 New York 3 Cincinnati 2. American League Chicago Baltimore Boston Kansas City New York Los Angeles Cleveland Detroit Washington Minnesota with Friday results and upcoming games listed.
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Cincinnati and St. Louis Reach Winner's Bracket
In St Louis Cincinnati and St Louis the remaining undefeated teams in the Missouri Valley Conference baseball tournament prepare for a Saturday winners bracket clash. Cincinnati upset top seeded Bradley 4 1 0 innings on Bills Lucy's single after a 5 0 win over Drake via Jim Van Dykes four hitter.
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Bob Clark Shuts Out Tulsa 7-0 in Double Elimination
Bob Clark pitched a four hitter to beat Tulsa 7-0 in the double elimination tournament. Earlier Friday Tulsa routed Louisville 16-4 in another game.
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Cardinals win 1-0 as Simmons shines against Pirates
Curt Simmons earned his fifth straight win with a 1-0 shutout over Pittsburgh as George Altman homered with two out in the ninth. Bob Friend pitched well for the Pirates, allowing five hits with no walks, while Altman was the lone Cardinal to reach second. Ray Washburn to start today against Vernon Law.
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Houk Declares Yanks Best In Years Despite Slow Start
Ralph Houk says the New York Yankees have their best club in years even as they sit 12-12 and tied for fifth in the AL. Orioles manager Billy Hitchcock questions second line pitching after Baltimore beat New York 6-3. Mantle and Maris absence cited as factor in slow start.
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Kansas City Explores Hockey Team Move to Auditorium
Kansas City officials and Detroit Red Wings talks explore bringing a farm club to the Municipal Auditorium. The plan would provide ice making equipment and exclusive hockey rights with a $68,000 upgrade, while local leaders seek 25,000 season tickets for the Dallas Texans football venture.
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Patsy Hahn Leads In Open Golf at Alexandria
Patsy Hahn, five-time Delaware amateur champion, shot a 2 under par 70 to take a three stroke lead in the first round of the Alpine Civitan Women's Open Golf Tournament in Alexandria Louisiana.
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Dodgers edge Giants in tense 2 1 game win
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale finally earns a victory with six hits allowed and a string of 13 straight batters retired while Los Angeles narrow the gap to four games behind the NL leaders the Giants. Meanwhile Curt Simmons and George Altman power Pittsburgh past Milwaukee 1 0. Altman homers late to seal the win.
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