Southwestern College wins KCAC all sports title 1962-63
Southwestern College earns the Kansas Conference all sports crown with a low 10 points, winning championships in basketball track and tennis while placing in golf football and other events. College of Emporia finished second with 14 points, Bethel and Baker tied for near-bottom with 24 points, and several other schools followed in the standings. The Builders also placed third in golf and fourth in football, setting a record low for the sweepstakes title.
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Southwestern College
College of Emporia
Presbies
Ottawa University
Southwestern
Bethel
Baker
Bethany
McPherson
Bies
Baker University
Threshers
Scoreboard style results from Friday and Wednesday baseball games
Scoreboard shows Baltimore 2 Detroit 1 New York 8 Kansas City 7 in 11 innings. Friday schedule includes Kansas City at Los Angeles Chicago at Minnesota Boston at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington at New York Philadelphia 17 22 486 8 Houston 18 24 429 84 New York . 16 25 .390 10. Wednesday results list Chicago 7 St. Louis 6 extra innings San Francisco 10 Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 7 New York 3 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 Milwaukee Cincinnati postponed cold. Today's games St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee Houston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee New York at St Louis Los Angeles at San Francisco
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Minnesota
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Detroit
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Houston
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Pittsburgh
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Pet
Chicago Sesse
Boston Sessene
Boston Red Sox
Barber
Wes Stock
Tigers
White Sox
Senators
Joel Horlen
Gary Peters
Lee Thomas
Gary Bell
Angels
Jim Kaat
We Sanford And Haller Keep Giants Ahead Of LA
Giants star in 10-2 win over Philadelphia as Tom Haller drives in a grand slam off Jack Baldschun while Jack Sanford credits Haller for brains and pitch selection. Dodgers win 7-3 behind Drysdale. Cubs beat Cardinals 7-6 in 11. Nottebart and Pirates fall 4-8. delayed Cincinnati-Milwaukee game due to cold.
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Jack Sanford
Tom Haller
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Haller
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Tom
Geles Dodgers
New York Mets
Don Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Don Nottebart
Phillies
Tony Gonzalez
Wes Covington
Clay Dalrymple
Don Hoak
Jack Baldschun
Baldschun
Drysdale
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Mantle's Hardest Hit Beats Athletics in 11th
Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle crushed a Bill Fischer fastball 117 feet up the facade of Yankee Stadium roof for a 11th inning homer that capped an 8-7 win over the Athletics. Cooper honored in ticker tape parade as Mantle admired from TV. Orioles and White Sox win to stay within one game of pace.
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Tim Harkins
Dodgers
Carl Willey
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Ken Aspromonte
Cubs
Don Elston
Diomedes Olivo
Not
Mickey Mantle
Gordon Cooper
Mantle
Cooper
Manhattan
Mickey
Kansas City
Bill Fischer
Yankee Stadium
Halstead star Nightengale signs with Kansas State University
Conrad Nightengale of Halstead High School signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas State University after setting an outdoor Class D mile record last weekend with a 4 23.9 effort.
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Kan
Conrad Nightengale
Halstead High School
Kansas State University
Conrad's AMF League Champion Clinches Title in Playoff
Conrad's AMF League Champion Painters rolled a 2717 scratch series with a 983 closing game to beat Briscoe Drugs 3-1 in a playoff for the AMF League title at Royal T Lanes. The teams had tied for last half honors. Conrad's won the first half, so no further playoff is needed. Al Beets led with 596 series and a 237 game. other contributors included L Wichman 527 Tony Van Leiden 500 Dave Heckman 570 D Beiter 524. Carlin Nalley led Briscoe with 523.
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Conrad’s
al Beets
Painters
L. Wichman
Tony van Leiden
Dave Heckman
D. Beiter
Carlin Nalley
Briscoe
Gil Hodges Named Senator Manager
Gil Hodges is named manager of the Washington Senators replacing Mickey Vernon as the team sits 10th in the league after a 9 to 3 loss to first place Chicago. Hodges, quiet and new to managing, will travel with the club to Baltimore to face the Orioles.
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Athletics
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Steve Barber
White Sox
Washington Senators
Mickey Vernon
Gil Hodges
Los Angeles
Washington
New York Mets
Hodges
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joan
George Selkirk
Selkirk
Vernon
George Case
Senators
Danny O'Connell
York, Pa
Case
Fish Biting In New Fishing Hole
Opening this month at Neo Sho Waterfowl Management Area drew about 5,000 users in five days. Pool 3 remains the fishing site, stocked in 1961 with channel catfish bass and bluegill. Reduced daily limits apply, six catfish or six bass, with a six fish aggregate. Creel census by Hartmann and Ray shows 300 anglers caught 530 fish opening day, channel catfish averaging two pounds, with a 6 pound 6 ounce top. Most catches occurred from 4 to 10 a.m.
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Neosho
Dean Smith
Bob Hartmann
John Ray
Kan
Sas Forestry
Fish and Game Commission
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