Ottawa Elks fall 11 0 to Cottonwood Falls and 7 8 to Emporia
Elks drop two road games to run season record to 5 7. Cottonwood Falls built a 5 0 lead by the second frame and finished 11 0 as Glenn Rappard held the visitors to two hits after relief. Emporia exploded for seven runs in four innings with Ottawa errors contributing, as Dennis Motelet and Ronnie Lloyd took losses.
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Met Fans Root For Perfect Pitching
Met fans witnessed a perfect game by Jim Bunning, the first in modern National League history, as he retired all 27 Mets in a 6-0 Phillies win. The nightcap saw Philadelphia win 8-2 while the Mets tied the NL record for lowest two-game hits with only three.
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Kansas girl Jackie Evans wins Kansas women’s amateur title
Dayton Blair reports 14 year old Jackie Evans of Topeka captured the Kansas women’s amateur championship at Salina, defeating Joan Ashley of Chanute in 34 holes. Evans, a Guam transplant who started golf two and a half years ago, will defend her junior crown, compete in the USGA junior tourney, and likely enter the Women’s USGA amateur. She studies at Washburn Rural High and practices at Shawnee Country Club under an on-site pro.
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Sailing Champs Crowned in Flying Junior Regatta
NHATTAN Kan AP Sharon Fleming Sace ento Calif won the national flying junior sailing title at Tuttle ier Steve Huschka Kansas City took second after leading in points before the final race of the two day regatta Ray Kennedy Knoxville Tenn finished third and Al Libler Manhattan fourth
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Bunning Tosses Perfect Game in Phillies Win
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia pitched a perfect game retiring all 27 Mets as the Phillies blanked New York 6 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. He became the first to win no hitters in both leagues and the first to win a perfect game in regular season in 42 years. Dick Stuart of the Red Sox had four hits and four driven in in a 9 6 victory over Baltimore, aiding Baltimore’s fall from first in the American League.
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Wellsville Babe Ruth Teams Post Wins and Delays
Wellsville Babe Ruth teams won two games last week. They beat Eudora 8 to 6 with Mike Holtwick earning the win. June 17 saw Wellsville defeat Gardner 12 to 7 with Mike O’Connor the winner. A Wellsville vs Spring Hill girls game was rescheduled for June 24, with Penny Whitley out due to a bruised knee.
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Kansas City Athletics See Six Managers Since 1955
The Kansas City Athletics have employed six different managers since joining the American League in 1955, reflecting a period of frequent leadership changes as the franchise adjusted to its league and market.
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No Returnees On All Star Team Opens July 7 at Shea
NEW YORK AP Not a single 1963 starter returned to the American League All Star starting lineup facing the National League’s best on July 7 at Shea Stadium. Yankee trio lead with Richardson Howard Mantle, joined by Twins and Angels and Orioles players. Frick to announce NL starters Tuesday. AL leads 17-16-1 in games. NL won last year 5-3.
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Son Of Former Card Pitcher Swings Bat
Hal Lanier son of former major leaguer Max Lanier debuts for the San Francisco Giants at second base, collecting eight hits in 17 at bats with a homer and three doubles in four games, boosting the Giants. He credits his father’s guidance and carved a path from pitcher to infielder, after a strong minor league rise to the majors. The Giants split a four game series with the Cardinals as Willie Mays hit his 22nd homer and Lou Brock added a first-Cardinal homer. Washington Senators routed the Athletics 13-2 in the opener before Ed Charles homered in the nightcap, and rookie Al Koch won 5-2 with Kline saving it.
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Venturi’s Open win shifts focus to Jack Nicklaus
In Washington AP report, Venturi wins the U S Open in heat and pressure finishing 278 after rounds of 66 and 70. The story notes Nicklaus, top money winner, faced a slump and bogey finish in the Open, with St Andrews British Open set for July 9-12 where Nicklaus seeks his first missing major.
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Lejus Leads Russian Bid at Wimbledon Warmup
Tomas Lejus, 25, Soviet Union champion, headlines Russia's raid on Wimbledon as the All England Club opens. He reached the Queen's Club final last week, signaling a strong push by the Soviet contingent despite Roy Emerson defeating him 12-10 6-4 in the final.
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Boxing Results in Glade Bay Puerto Rico Moraleos Triumphs
Blair Richardson from South Bar knocks out Del Flanagan of St Paul in the Glade Bay card. San Juan Marcos Morales defeats Daniel Berrios on points to claim the Puerto Rican lightweight title. Morales winning the title is reported.
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