Weary Tigers Back In League's Lead
The Detroit Tigers, after a 6-4 and 17-14 doubleheader sweep of the Kansas City Athletics, move a half game ahead of the New York Yankees in the American League but lose third baseman Steve Boros to a fractured left collar bone. Norm Cash shines, going 6 for 8 with 8 RBIs as Detroit uses 21 pitchers in a record 6 hours 50 minutes of play.
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Game Called Due To Rain Postpones Softball Clash
Ottawa Andrew s-Phillips 66 versus Emporia was postponed due to wet grounds with no makeup date. Ottawa manager Gene Ramsey said team will practice 6 30 p m Thursday at Garfield ahead of the State District Softball tournament at Lawrence on Aug 4. The state tournament runs Aug 18 at Great Bend. Ramsey noted another game is scheduled this Sunday at Forest Park.
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Bartzen May Quit Net Champ After Clay Court Win
Bernard Tut Bartzen, 33, Dallas left hander, hinted this may be his last appearance in the National Clay Courts Tournament after defeating Don Dell 6-2 2-6 6-2 6-0 in the final at River Forest Tennis Club. Edda Buding won the women's title defeating Karen Hantze 64 2-6 64. US Davis Cup doubles Chuck McKenley and Dennis Ralston triumphed 6-3 6-4 6-2 over Ram sey Farnhart and Marty Riessen. Women’s doubles went to Justina Bricka and Carol Hanks 6-3 6-2 over Donna Floyd and Belmar Gunderson.
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Tut) Bartzen
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Betsy Rawls Wins Again in Cosmopolitan Women’s Golf
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg clinched her second straight Cosmopolitan Women’s Golf Championship on a final hole birdie for a 54 hole total of 210. Barbara Romack of Sacramento finished with 214 after rounds of 72 71, with other contenders including Shirley Enchwern Pittsburgh and Mar Hage. The event at Macktown saw Rawls edge Romack by four feet to claim the $4,200 prize as Romack matched a nine hole record late in the round.
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Baseball Scoreboard Monday and Saturday Results
Baseball scoreboard shows Monday Detroit at Los Angeles (N) only game scheduled. Sunday results list Boston 4 New York 5 Chicago 5, Baltimore 2 Minnesota 10, Cleveland 0 Los Angeles 8 Washington 3 Detroit 6-17 Kansas City 4-14. Saturday results include New York 11 Boston 9 Chicago 7-11 Baltimore 4-4 Cleveland 4 Minnesota 0 Los Angeles 7 Washington 6. Postponed Detroit at Kansas City due to rain. Tuesday schedule includes Chicago at New York twi night and other matchups. Cincinnati at Milwaukee N. Cincinnati 6-11. San Francisco 5-2 Milwaukee 11-5 Pittsburgh 44 Chicago 11 Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 2 St Louis 1 Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 5 San Francisco 8 Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 5 St Louis 4 innings St Louis at Chicago Los Angeles at Philadelphia N San Francisco at Pittsburgh N
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Softball Schedule For Forest Park Games
Saturday rain cancels games. Tonight North Baptist meets Wellsville Methodist at 7 p m and Christian faces First Baptist at 8 30 p m at Forest Park. Next Tuesday First Methodist plays Westminster Presbyterian and Sacred Heart meets Pomona Methodist at Forest Park. Friday Pomona Methodist vs Westminster Presbyterian at 7 p m Richter Methodist vs First Baptist at 8 30 p m at Forest Park. Saturday Sacred Heart vs Church of the Nazarene at 7 p m and Christian vs Wesleyan Methodist at 8 30 p m at Forest Park.
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Redlegs Snap Losing Streak
The Cincinnati Reds end a six game skid by beating the San Francisco Giants 6-5 and 11-2. Freddie Hutchinson’s club features 13 extra base hits including five homers to stretch its lead in the NL, while the Dodgers lose to the Cardinals in St Louis. The Braves sweep the Pirates in Pittsburgh to move into fourth place behind the Giants. Don Zimmer helps the Cubs end a seven game slide with an 11-5 win over the Phillies in Philadelphia.
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Frank Robinson
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Ed Bailey
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Track Team Wins Despite Its Injuries
London AP reports the US track team, despite widespread injuries, remains confident as they head to Warsaw for the final meet with Poland. Coach Elliott, Dr Hanley, and AAU chief Ferris dismiss links between the rash of injuries and the tight eight day schedule. Standouts like Budd and Young acknowledge fatigue, while the squad has defeated Russia West Germany and Great Britain. The men lead in meets and points. the women split events with Great Britain.
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Weekend Pee Wee Exhibition Schedule at Forest Park
Family Night features make up games across leagues tonight with Athletics versus Tigers and Tigers versus Yankees at 5 p.m. in Forest Park. Tomorrow includes Orioles versus White Sox and Lions versus Giants at 5 p.m. at Forest Park, with Thursday matching Athletics vs Cardinals and Tigers vs Dodgers at 5 p.m. at an unspecified field.
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Two Baseball Greats To Be Honored
Cooperstown honors Max Carey and Billy Hamilton with Hall of Fame inductions. Bronze plaques unveiled at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum as a crowd swells for the ceremony. Hamilton represented by family. Carey attends in person at age 71.
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Kansas State to Hold Clinics in Manhattan this winter
Kansas State announces basketball clinics to be conducted in Manhattan this winter. Details include times for youth and novice players, with coaches from the men’s team guiding sessions. Registration information and contact points will be provided by the athletics department.
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Enach to Lead Air Force Basketball Clinics Overseas
Enach has been chosen to conduct basketball clinics for the Air Force at overseas bases. Winter will depart in September for bases in Hawaii, and he will be in Japan September 18 to 23 and in Okinawa September 25 to 28.
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Ottawa Uni Coaches Set for 10th Pittsburg Clinic
A pair of Ottawa University coaches will take part in the 10th annual football clinic at Pittsburg State College July 28 and 29. Dick Peters heads the OU Braves and will discuss defensive philosophy and scouting reports while Jim Duncan covers pass defense. Also appearing are Ivan Schottel of St Benedict's Carnie H. Smith of Pittsburg and Joe Murphy of Pittsburg. Harold Wallace of Ottawa High and Dick Martin of Olathe High will attend the classes. Martin is the son of Dr. Andrew Martin, Ottawa University president.
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