Siebern two homers lift Kansas City over Cleveland 6-5
Norm Siebern belted two home runs with men aboard to spark Kansas City past first place Cleveland 6-5 at Municipal Stadium. The A's pulled ahead in the eighth on a wild pitch and held on as Gary Bell took the loss while Dave Wickersham earned his third win in relief.
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Jayhawk Freshmen Vaughn and McNickle shine in frame
Herald Hadley stands at the left back row as the two miler while Ed Wiberg on the right competes in hurdles. Coach Bill Easton is second from left with assistant Bob Lawson completing the portrait in a Journal-World photo.
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Leaders American League Batting and Fielding Highlights
Stats show Jimenez of Kansas City leading batting at .367 with 42 hits tied with Rollins of Minnesota. Siebern adds 27 runs, Cimoli and Rollins 42 hits. Del Greco leads with 13 doubles. pitching leaders include Donovan 6-0 and Belinsky 6-0 with 1.000 ERAs. Koufax 69 strikeouts and Drysdale 43.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight Giants and Others in Major Stat Totals
The text lists player leaders by statistic including batting average with Davenport and Gonzalez at the top, runs leaders Mays and Pinson at 29, and Cepeda with 35 RBIs. F Alou leads with 45 hits, matched by Williams and Cepeda with 43. Doubles leaders include Robinson Cincinnati.
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Salina OKs 1.2 Million Bond For Schools
Salina voters approved a 1.2 million dollar bond as part of a 1.8 million dollar school building program in a special election Tuesday. The final tally was 3 144 to 1 ? or 3 788 to 1 138 with about 30 percent turnout.
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Kaw Valley land sells at auction for 483 per acre
Kaw Valley land sold 180 acres of the Uhlrich estate near Wamego along the Kaw River. The 140 acre tract brought 463 per acre and the 40 acre tract 550 per acre, averaging 483. Buyer was Conrad Ericksen of Manhattan, KSU faculty.
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Old Riverfront Farm Holds Abandoned House and Barn
An unused property sits by the river with a neglected house and barn. The land is not irrigated but lies at the water’s edge where crops typical to the region could be grown. The parcel is described as suitable for standard local farming despite no current cultivation.
Bush withdraws from re election bid in Connecticut
Sen. Prescott Bush of Greenwich announced he would not seek renomination for a third term. He cited lack of strength for the campaign ahead and was seen wearing a hearing aid at a news conference on his 67th birthday.
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