Roofers edge Service Auto Glass for fifth straight win
Halstead Wray Roofers rally in the bottom of the seventh to beat Service Auto Glass 3 to 2. Bill Simon scores on a balk after a run had tied the game, with Lefty Mark Cummings earning the win on a five hitter.
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Service Auto Glass
Bill Simon
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Dodge City
Boulder
Colo
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NBC
Dodge
Manhattan
Boot Hill
Wray Roofers
Cummings
Stelly
Simon Grobe-Smith
Palmer Leads Open Surprises Amid Rainy Start At Medinah
Arnold Palmer, age 45, shot 69 to sit near the leaders as Tom Watson Pat Fitzsimons and Jim Weichers led with 67 and 68 respectively in the soggy first round of the 75th U S Open at Medinah. Jack Nicklaus posted 72 while Weiskopf Miller failed to close strong.
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Ill
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tom Watson
Pat Fitzsimons
Jim Weichers
Peter Oosterhuis
Britain
Grier Jones
Lanny Wadkins
Gleen Crenshaw
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
U.S. Golf Association
Jeanie
South Africa
Gary Player
Hale Irwin
A's forge plumbers unit to thwart West rivals
The World Champion Oakland A's rely on strong pitching by Sonny Siebert Glenn Abbott and Paul Lindblad and timely baserunning for a 5-2 10 inning win over Minnesota. Manager Al Dark rested star players while Ted Martinez Ray Fosse and Angel Mangual filled in. The A's lead the Twins by eight games as they prepare for Kansas City. Yankee Tigers and Rangers White Sox other AL games noted.
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Associated Press
Oakland A’s
Minnesota
Oakland
al Dark
Kansas City
Sonny Siebert
Glenn Abbott
Paul Lindblad
Twins
Dark
Bert Campaneris
Gene Tenace
Billy Williams
Reggie Jackson
Ted Martinez
Ray Fosse
Angel Mangual
Guadalupe Men's Tourney Kicks Off At Guadalupe Park
Sixteen teams enter the third annual Our Lady of Guadalupe men's softball tournament starting tonight and running through Sunday at Guadalupe and Washington Road diamonds. Lynn details show Newton Broncos facing Wichita Office Equipment at 7 p.m. and final Guadalupe game at 10 p.m. with Hut chinson versus Margie's of Wichita. Ray Arellano directs the event. 1974 champions L & K Dairy of Hays did not enter.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
Guadalupe
Washington Road
Newton Broncos
Wichita
Salina Weigal Insurance
Wichita Pizza Hut
Hutchinson
Margie’s of
Our Lady
Wichita Aces
L & K Dairy of
Hays
Ray Arellano
Prairie Pedallers announce 100 kilometer bike race return
The Prairie Pedallers Bicycle Club sponsors a 100 km race through Newton on Sunday. Sanctioned by the Bicycle League of America, the event starts downtown at 1 30 p m and ends around 4 30 p m. For details contact Dave Unruh Box 652 Newton.
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Prairie Pedallers Bicycle Club
The
Bicycle League of America
Newton
Dave Unruh
Box
Newton teen age fast pitch tourney opens at Athletic Park
Action begins at 6 pm with Mc Pherson VFW vs Our Lady of Guadalupe. Starlets face Wichita Rockets at 7 30 pm and Tony Pizza from Salina vs Valley Center at 9 pm. Newton A and B teams also play, with standings and schedule through Sunday finals.
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Newton
Newton Starlets
McPherson Vfw
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Wichita Rockets
Tony Pizza
Salina
Valley Center
Major League Baseball Friday Schedule and Results
Major League Baseball results and upcoming games from Friday include Pittsburgh 13 over New York 5 and St. Louis 0 over Los Angeles 4. The schedule lists key matchups such as Pittsburgh at New York and Montreal at Philadelphia with multiple games noted for Saturday and Sunday.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Dieg
San Francisco
Barr
Atlanta
Niekro
Pittsburgh Candelaria
New York
Seaver
Montreal
Renko
Philadelphia
Underwood
Chicago
Zahn
Louis
Forsch
Cincinnati
T. Carroll
Houston
Konieczny
Sutton
San Diego
Strom
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Minnesota
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Texas
Boston
Lee
Baltimore
Torrez
Milwaukee
Slaton
Cleveland
Harrison
Ruhle
Corbin
Hamilton
Jefferson
Perry
California
Singer
Kansas City
Leonard
Bahnsen
National Sea Eas
Philphia Chicago
West Cincinnati
S. Francisco
Tonight's Newton leagues feature mixed softball and baseball action
The Newton Recreation Commission schedules numerous games across Pee Wee Softball, Rookie League, Texas League, Knothole League, National League, High School Slow-Pitch, 5th and 7th Grade Girls, Women's Slow-Pitch and Fast-Pitch, and Men's Slow-Pitch. Notable matchups include Zion Lutheran against Burrton, Hesston vs. Sedgwick, Halstead hosting Burrton, and Goessel facing Wildcats.
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Themian Park
Zion Lutheran
Burrton
Salem
Hesston
Shockers
Buckeyes
Hornets
Jayhawks
Halstead
Texas League
Athletic
Sedgwick
Oak
Sedgwick Indians
Ernie‘s Uarh’s
Bushmen
Tankers
Goessel
Wildcats
Chisholm NW
Roadrunners
Hesston No. 2
Chisholm
Supremes
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Ash
Naughty Nine
Andy
Dridge Drifters
Wash
Aeros slip to fifth straight in baseball set
Denver and Wichita both suffer fifth straight losses as Oklahoma City beats Tulsa 6-1 and Iowa defeats Evansville 5-2 in American Association play. Cincinnati wins exhibition over their farm club 5-2 in Indianapolis as Bears lead 9-2 through five innings. Ray Busse and Art Gardner drive in two each for Iowa Oaks, Jim Kern hurls a three hitter for 89ers.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Iowa
Evansville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Bears
Aeros
Jim Kern
89Ers
Mike Brooks
Ray Busse
Art Gardner
Oaks
Jim Driscoll
Omaha
MacGee Defends Kansas Women’s Amateur Title
Karen MacGee wins the Kansas Women’s Amateur by six strokes at Salina, heading to St Louis to pursue the Missouri title. It marks her second straight Kansas crown and adds to her six Missouri Amateur wins, with Vedros faltering on No 2 after a triple bogey.
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Karen MacGee
Kansas
St. Louis
Missouri
MacGee
Kansas Cition
Lauree Vedros
Kansas City
Pratt Bow and Arrow Deer Permits Slow to Arrive
Kansas Fish and Game Commission says it aimed for 10 000 archery deer permits but has only 1 700 applications. Deadline was moved up this year causing confusion. Mail postmarks and in person by June 23 acceptance. season split into two segments Oct 1 to Nov 30 and Dec 20 to 31.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Spartan Invitational Softball Tourney at Marymount College
In the Marymount College Fourth Annual Spartan Invitational slow pitch tournament Gray's Sporting Goods Co of Newton meets the winner of Salina Graves Salina Browns Shoe Fit at 1 p.m. Saturday with possible 10 a.m. or 4 p.m. replay times. Sedgwick Lumber Co also competes. their first game is noon Saturday with winners at 9 p.m. and losers at 5 p.m. Saturday in the 24 team double elimination event. championship set for Sunday night. Farmers National Bank of Victoria defeated Gene's Shoes of Newton in last year's finals.
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Salina — Gray’s Sporting Goods Co
Newton
Marymount College
Gray’s
Salina Graves
Salina Brown
Gray
Sedgwick Lumber Co
Sedgwick
Farmers National Bank of Victoria
Gene’s Shoes of
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