Free Passes Cost Yankees Win at Forest Park
Yankees tie Braves 7-7 then load bases and lose when Tom McKean walks in the winning run. Tim Brady pitched three innings for New York, allowing one run and one hit with four strikeouts. Rick Morris and Brady led the Yankees with two hits apiece including a triple. In Dodger Cardinal action, Cardinals rally with three runs in the fifth to beat Los Angeles as Dennis Wieneke and Ted Queen held the Cards to one hit before errors doomed the Dodgers. Queen took the loss. Craig Brown and Leland Sass pitched for St Louis with Sass earning the win in two innings of no hit ball.
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Booming Yankee Bats Beat A's 6-2 in Pennant Race Tale
Roger Maris hit his 26th homer as the New York Yankees beat Kansas City 6-2 to move into second in the AL pennant race behind Detroit. Mickey Mantle drove in the clincher, with Maris and Bill Skowron also driving runs. A's starter Joe Nuxhall took the loss.
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Baseball Scoreboard Wednesday Results and Thursday Schedule
Baseball scoreboard lists results including Cincinnati 4 3 over St Louis 3 6 in 11 innings and Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2 NK. Milwaukee 2 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0. Tuesday and Wednesday games feature Los Angeles at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with several twinight notes. Thursday games show Los Angeles at Chicago and a full slate of one or two games omitted.
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Nicklaus Sparks NCAA Golf Victory For Purdue
Ohio State's Jack Nicklaus won the NCAA medal with two 70s as Purdue claimed the team title with a 584 total. Houston's five year reign ended as Dick Crawford struggled with 80 and 75 to miss match play, while Homero Blancas advanced for Texas.
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Pirates Pin Hopes On Law Back To Boost 1963 Season
Manager Danny Murtaugh said Vern Law would boost the Pirates once he recovers his form. Haddix and Shantz may carry the load as Pittsburgh sits fourth, 5 games back. Don Hoak leads NL with .347, while Clemente and Stuart pace the lineup, but Law’s absence and Bob Friend’s slump hurt the club.
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Two Champs In 1st Round Match
Two four time state champions Na tasha Matson Fife of Wichita and Tillie Becker of Topeka meet in the first round of the Kansas Women’s Golf Tournament at Prairie Dunes. Fife led qualifying with 76, Becker qualified 90, with 130 players entering and 32 spots in the championship flight. The title will be decided in a 3 hole match Sunday.
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Bowling Scores Tuesday Mixed Couples Meet
Cordie Wolgast led with a 106 30 series while Bitts McDaniels posted a 128 352 split. Miller Lemon pair notched 173 high as Ferguson Ferguson topped 187. Foster Hall and Cordle Jackson pairs marked forfeits amid Tuesday league play.
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Card Catcher Hal Smith Faces Uncertain Baseball Future
ST. LOUIS AP Hal Smith Cardinals catcher, known for humor and steady catching, was hospitalized on June 10 with upper abdominal and chest pains. Doctors diagnosed a coronary artery condition and recommended complete inactivity for an indefinite period, casting doubt on a return to play. Manager Bing Devine said Smith's future is uncertain, though Smith hopes to stay with the Cardinals organization.
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Kaline Plays Third Base in Tigers Comeback Bid
Detroit's Al Kaline, moved to third base for the first time in his pro career due to injuries, singles and doubles drive in a run as the Tigers beat Washington 5-4. Kaline went two chances, retiring a batter and throwing out another, while manager Bob Scheffing praised his versatility and hit potential.
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Ottawa Garnett Softball Schedule Highlights
Tonight at Garnett Ottawa faces Garnett at 8 p m in Garnett Forest Park hosts Ottawa versus Garnett at 8 p m Thursday Girls Softball Ottawa versus Garnett at Forest Park Friday Church League Nazarene versus First Methodist at 7 p m Richter versus Westminster at 8 30 p m Forest Park Saturday First Baptist against Wesleyan Methodist at 7 p m First Christian meets North Baptist at 8 30 p m Forest Park Sunday Ottawa takes on Watson in the Eastern Kansas Softball League at 8 p m at Watson
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Wellsville, Pomona lead Ottawa Church Softball standings
Wellsville Methodist moved into a half game lead over Westminster Presbyterian and First Baptist in the Ottawa Church Softball league by defeating Sacred Heart 9 to 1. It was Wellsville’s fourth win and no losses as Westminster and First Baptist each remained undefeated at 3–0. In the nightcap Pomona Methodist rallied from a 9–3 deficit to beat Trinity Methodist 10–9, with John Lindsey earning the win and Bud Fowler taking the loss. Wellsville’s Eddie Garcia started for Sacred Heart, fanning six, while Wingert and Wright spelled Wellsville with Wright earning the victory after a long relief stint.
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Long Redleg Win Streak Is Broken
The Cincinnati Reds split a twi night doubleheader with St Louis Tuesday night staying in first place by percent. Reds won sixth in a row 4-3 in 11 innings then fell 6-3 as Cardinals ended Joey Jay eight game streak. Dodgers moved to second with 3-0 win over Chicago behind Sandy Koufax. Spahn notched No 296 with four hits against Milwaukee as San Francisco dropped to third. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6-2.
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Baseball Schedule for Forest Park Games in Babe Ruth League
Giants clash Tigers at 7 p.m. and Athletics meet Yankees at 8 30 p.m. at Forest Park as Jaycee Little League hosts Giants vs White Sox and Athletics vs Pomona Lions at 5 15 p.m. Also Orioles play Cardinals and Braves meet Tigers at 5 15 p.m. follow with Tigers vs Braves at 5 p.m. and Giants vs Dodgers and Athletics vs White Sox at 5 15 p.m. at Forest Park.
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Rule Gilmore Not Eligible At Colorado
Maurice Wilky Gilmore was declared temporarily eligible by the University of Colorado athletic department. The action follows a Big Eight rule banning amateur play off campus, rescinded last December, and is not connected to the New York district attorney basketball scandal investigation. Gilmore admitted playing in an off season league near New Canaan Connecticut and testified before a New York grand jury. He was approached to shave points but declined.
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