Clay Center Girls Claim Second Straight Softball Title
Clay Center dominated Kingman to win the Kansas State High School Girls softball championship 5 to 2. A first inning bases loaded double after an error and two walks sparked the Bees, with Kingman scoring both runs on passed balls in the fifth. Larned finished third by defeating Tola, while St. Paul was named best dressed team.
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Kingman
Clay Censter
Clay Center
Bees
Larned
Tola
St. Paul
66 Champ Tops NBC At Wichita
Defending champion Boulggy Cole from Honolulu leads the double elimination national semipro baseball tournament in Wichita with 3-0 record. Eureka No. 1 seed can join the leaders by beating Little Chute tonight as Honolulu defeats Mexico 7-2 behind Terry Thompson's strong outing.
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Kan
Boulggy
Cole
Honolulu
Eureka
Calif
Little Chute
Wis
Mexico
Terry Thompson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Sloan
N.Y
Ashley
Edinburg
Tex
Muskegon
Mich
Lexington
Ocala
Fla
Valedosta
Cessna
Hastings
Neb
Topeka Gals Rally For 3-0 Win In Softball Meet
In Stratford Connecticut AP Topeka Gals from Topeka Kan scored all their runs in the eighth inning to defeat Elizabeth New Jersey 3-0 in losers bracket play of the Womens National Softball tournament.
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Stratford, Conn
Topeka
Kan
Elizabeth
N.J
McCormick Wins National Water Ski Title in Austin
Ricky Joe McCormick of Independence, Missouri, captured the sole individual boys event at the 25th annual National Water Ski Tournament held Sunday in Austin Texas.
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Austin, Tex
Ricky Joe McCormick
Independence
Finley fires Dark as A's swap in interim Appling
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley dismissed Alvin Dark after an open conflict with players amid a turbulent week. Veteran Luke Appling named interim manager as Finley debates his seventh straight seven season managerial change.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Alvin Dark
Luke Appling
Dark
Finley
Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Ax Fells Harrelson Next Kansas City Release
Kansas City Ath letics owner Charles Finley unconditional ly releases first baseman Harrelson after a weekend club shakeup. Manager Al Dark is fired and reliever Krausse is suspended and fined. Aker also fined for curfew violation. Harrelson denied public statements and plans to contact other teams.
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Finley
Ed Lopat
West Stock
Bob Hofman
Ed Hurley
Monte Moore
A’s
Jack Aker
Washington
Beccause
Aker
Baltimore
Alvin
Kansas City
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
al Dark
Lew Krausse
Harrelson
Sifford Wins Hartford Open With 64 Final Round
Charles Sifford, once a 35 cent caddie, posted a seven under 64 to win the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. He finished 272, edging Steve Oppermann by one stroke, with Gary Player Dan Sikes Doug Ford and Ray Floyd two back in a four way tie for third. Floyd shot 68 while Player and Ford and Sikes had 70s.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Charles Sifford
Sifford
Steve Oppermann
San Francisco
Oppermann
Wethersfield Country Club
Gary
Adair's power fuels Red Sox rally in 9 run comeback
Adair drove in the tying and winning runs in Boston's dramatic second game rally against California as the Red Sox swept the doubleheader and closed to within 1 1/4 games of AL leaders Minnesota. Reggie Smith and Carl Yastrzemski homered, while Adair's streak of hitting .301 since the trade continues to push his value.
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Associated Press
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Adair
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Angels
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Chicago
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New York
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Cleveland
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Washington
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastrzemski
Pete Ward
al Kaline
Denny McLain
John Hiller
Willie Horton
Tigers
Scores by the Associated Press on Saturday
Pacific Coast League results include Tulsa 4e1 over Phoenix 25 Seattle 6.10, Portland 23 over San Diego 3.3, Okla City 66al Denver 88, Indianapolis 5e1. First game 8 innings Vancouver 7 over Tacoma 2, Spokane 5 over Hawaii 2.
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Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Okla
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Denver
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Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
Hawaii
Roquepine Captures Roosevelt International Trot
Henri Levesque, riding Roquepine, led from the start to win the $100,000 Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway. The 6 year old mare defeated Fresh Yankee of Canada by three quarters of a length and Governor Armbro by 1 4 lengths. Real Speed finished fourth. Roquepine earned $50,000 for the victory.
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N.Y
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France
Roquepine
Roosevelt Raceway
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Canada
Governor Armbro
Real Speed
United States
Levesque
Jeane Rene Gougeon
United Nations
Yonkers Raceway
Gougeon
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