Drysdale Extends Shutout Streak With Pirates Victory
Dodgers right hander Don Drysdale made baseball history by a third straight shutout against Pittsburgh, running his scoreless inning streak to 54 and tying the all time mark. Paul Popovich’s defense at second base preserved the no hitter into the sixth as Drysdale won his seventh straight decision all in shutouts. Wes Parker added a sixth inning homer as Los Angeles benefited from a fourth inning rally aided by a Cardinal error.
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Tiriac Pushes Laver Before French Open Upset Edge
At Roland Garros the veteran Laver survived a scare from Ton Tiriac as the Romanian amateur briefly led 2 sets to 0 before the star pulled off a 6-4 6-4 6-0 win. Pros claimed four semifinal spots as Ken Rosewall and Andres Gimeno advanced and rain halted Gene Malle’s match with Roy Emerson.
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Tiriac
Laver
Ken Rosewall
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Pancho Generales
Los Angeles
Australlia
Roy Emerson
Roland Garros
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
International League Rochester defeated Buffalo 14 to 5 while Columbus beat Richmond 5 to 2 and Toledo topped Syracuse 7 to 1. Jacksonville won 10 to 5 over Louisville. Pacific Coast League Vancouver beat Indianapolis 3 to 0 and Oklahoma City defeated Spokane 5 to 4. Denver prevailed over Tulsa 4 to 3, Portland beat Hawaii 4 to 1, Phoenix won 2 to 1 against Seattle, and San Diego crushed Tacoma 11 to 1.
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Columbus
Richmond
Toledo
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Louisville
Vancouver
Indianapolis
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Spokane
Denver
Tulsa
Portland
Hawaii
Phoenix
Seattle
San Diego
Tacoma
Gilbert To Lead Rangers On Ice New Coach Geoffrion Names Rod Gilbert Leader
New York AP Bernie Geoffrion, the Rangers new coach, named Rod Gilbert as the on ice leader. Gilbert, 29 goals last season, is seen as a potential 40 goal scorer while Geoffrion takes over coaching duties and Emile Francis shifts to general manager amid organizational changes.
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Bernie Geoffrion
New York Rangers
Rod Gilbert
Sprite
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Rangers
Gilbert
Emile Francis
Lattes
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Franceis
Montreal Canasdiens
Quebec
Some Of State's Best In Net Tourney Here
Early entries for the State American Legion Youth Tennis Tournament will bring top Kansas netters to Ottawa next week. About 50-75 players from a dozen cities compete over three days at Forest Park and Ottawa High in boys and girls divisions. Highlights include 18-year-olds Bill Gusenius, Shannon Everhart, Mike Young, Tom Sweeney, Steve Vann, and teens Todd Reed, John Loomis, Jim Isaac, Monty Frey, and twins Mark and Andy Hutton. Opening rounds Monday, semifinals and consolation finals Tuesday, finals Wednesday.
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Kansas
Forest Park
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Lindsborg
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Shannon Everhart
Mike Young
Tom Sweeney
Steve Vann
Winfield
Todd Reed
Reed
John Loomis
Newton
Jim Isaac
Monty Frey
Mark
Andy Hutton
City Scores Junior League Cardinals and Braves rally in open play
The listing shows multiple teams with player line scores and totals across baseball style matchups including Junior League Cardinals Giants Dodgers Braves Pirates and several men softballs at North Baptist First Methodist Sacred Heart First Christian and Sacred Heart with varied runs and hit totals. Notable players include Schoonover Dunn Shenk Carey and Saffron across teams with mixed totals and team outcomes.
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Smith
Jay Schoonover
Bennett
Jeff Schoonover
Dunn
Douglass
Thompson
Shenk
Carey
Dougharthy
Stark
Giants
Beeman
Peterson
Lysaneht
Livingston
Emerson
Grogan
Clapsaddle
Warren
Sleitcher
Dodgi RS
Highbie
Siders
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Leitaker
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Hart
Ledom
Holden
Wallace
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Vanehn
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Wilhite
Finch
Harris
Love
Raley
Gorton
Bettge
Marshall
Royer
Savage
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North Baptist
Hotaling
Keefer
Fletcher
McAdoo
Meek
Lamont
Hough
Fredricks
Kunard
Davis
First Methodist I-15
Lonnie Bones
Birckhead
Adamson
Cearfoss
Price
Jones
Tweet
Jay Sellers
Larry Bones
Whiteford
Americans pace Irish Amateur Golf Championship field
In Troon Scotland American players led by Mark McCormack Warren Sapdertausch Ed Messe ter and Bob Falkenburg advanced into the third round of the Irish Amateur Golf Championship. AP reports Sant Snead also reached a playoff after tying another player and needing extra holes to qualify in the sectional for the Lys Golf Championship, the only senior tournament he had not won.
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Scotland
Mark McCormack
Warren Sapdertausch
Ed Messeter
Bob Falkenburg
John Mathewcot Ord
Indianapolis
Ind
AP Sant Snead
Tinil Titendiry
Legion B Team rallies to edge Lyndon 8 7 in extra innings
Ottawa B team broke a 7-2 deficit with four seventh inning runs and an eighth inning winner. Ralph Cochrane delivered a bases loaded hit in the eighth as Tom Woolard quieted Lyndon on the mound. Woolard replaced Shisler in the sixth and fanned five in three innings. Lyndon led early, but Ottawa tied it with two in the seventh and scored the decisive run in the eighth after Bob Culbertson walked two and interference loaded the bases.
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Ottawa
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Woolard
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Shisler
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Stauffer
Casten
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Bob Culbertson
Gary Wadkins
Doug Underwood
Cochrane
Wadkins
Lawrence
Garnett
Olathe
Connie Mack Rebels
Parsons
Wichita Youth Heads State Golf
A 17 year old Wichita North High student shot a 67 to hold a one stroke lead over Grier Jones of Wichita in the Kansas Men's Amateur qualifying at Manhattan Country Club. Top four broke par among 163 entrants as medal play concluded with a cut to 32 for match play.
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Wichita
Kansas
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Pittsburg
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Independence
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Joel Athey
Junction City
Kansas State University
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