Spring Training Pitchers Warn With Sharp Wording
Hallway rumors fade as Jim Maloney signs a $46,000 1966 contract after spring talks in Fresno. Whitey Ford, Bill Monbouquette and Dean Chance dominate early games as Yankees Tigers and Angels win. Scores include 3-0 Dodgers, 7-0 Orioles, and 1-0 Indians.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Whitey Ford
Bill Monbouquette
Dean Chance
Maloney
Fresno
Calif
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati
Phil Seghi
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Monday
The Associated Press reports results across several games. New York A defeated Los Angeles 3 to 0 while Detroit routed Baltimore 7 to 0. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and Cincinnati edged Houston 5 to 4. Chicago A won 10 to 1 over Kansas City. California tied Cleveland 1 to 6. Chicago N lost 4 to 2 to San Francisco and New York N lost 7 to 2 to Atlanta.
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New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Monbouquette
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Baltimore
Chance
California
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
New York Mets
Atlanta
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Nolen Ellison Details Missionary Basketball Tour
Nolen Ellison described his Venture for Victory mission tour to the Orient during a Chancester meeting at the First National Bank in Chanute. The KU guard and Sumner High School coach discussed 70 games in 40 days, sharing faith at halftime amid boos and a few exits, with slides from the trip. Conference plans note April 7 banquet tickets for Ralph Miller speaking.
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Orient
Chancesters
First National Bank
Nolen Ellison
University of Kansas
Ellison
Sumner High School
Kansas City
God
Wyandotte
Nolen
Scor
Christ
Venture
For Victory
Philippines
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Chanute
Pack St. Clair
Ralph Miller
Harvard anthropologist links body build to health and heredity
Dr. Albert Damon of Harvard studies 18 000 students from 1880 to 1920 to see if physique predicts future outcomes. He finds stockier men more likely to have sons and notes no link between baldness and children. He links body build to heart disease risk, comparable to smoking and cholesterol, using Harvard families and a grant from the American Heart Association.
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Cambridge, Mass
Albert Damon
Harvard University
Damon
Harvard
Seumon
American Heart Association
Today in History March 22 1966 highlights
On March 22 1966 the day marked MLK's conviction in Montgomery for leading an illegal bus boycott ten years earlier. It also noted Kennedy's 1961 message urging a shift to long term foreign aid goals and a 1965 report of nonlethal gas supplied to South Vietnamese forces.
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Associated Press
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
Congress
John F. Kennedy
United States
1965 Heisman winner Mike Garrett signs with Chiefs
Mike Garrett, the 1965 Heisman Trophy halfback from the University of Southern California, signed a professional football contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Mike Garrett
University of Southern California
Kansas City Chiefs
Vandals Deface Kennedy Memorial at Runnymeade
British vandals carved two names Andy and Dell in two-inch letters on the Kennedy Memorial at Runnymeade. Warden William Rixon said the memorial is openly accessible and that vigilant 24-hour protection is not feasible, noting the acts are done for kicks.
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Andy
Dell
William Rixon
National Trust
Kennedy Memorial Trust
Lindy McDaniel Arrives to Boost Giants Pitching Staff
Lindy McDaniel, who appeared in 71 games for the Chicago Cubs last season, joins the San Francisco Giants likely to take on more relief duties. He replaces Masanari Morikami, who played for the Giants last year but has returned to Japan.
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Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Masanari Morikami
Giants
Japan
Tokyo
Don Zimmer
Washington Senators
Toei Flyers
Weaver to Defend Jacksonville Title
Bert Weaver aims to defend the Greater Jacksonville Open title at Selva Marina, after a breakout 1965 season that paid him $33,799. The 34 year old from Broadwater Beach, Mississippi, says he plans to practice and compete in the pro am before the 72 hole tournament for $82,500 in prize money.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bert Weaver
Broadwater Beach
Miss
Weaver
Selva Marina Country Club
Teo
State Jayhawk Junior College Conference officers named
Pratt dean Jess Cooper was re elected president of the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference at the spring meeting. Nelson Hartman of Topeka was re elected athletic commissioner for a one year term. Track, golf and tennis meets are scheduled in Hutchinson Kansas City and Garden City with dates May 14 13 and 20 21 respectively.
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el Dorado
Frank Sicks
Independence
Gene Schickel
Parsons
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Garden City
Former K-Stater joins Cyclone defensive line staff
Iowa State University hires Tom O Boyle a former all Big Eight football star from Kansas State as defensive line coach. The 33 year old O Boyle re signed Monday as wrestling coach and assistant football coach at Drake University to take the post effective April He replaces Dale Haupt who re signed at Drake.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State University
Kansas State
Tom O'Boyle
O'Boyle
Drake University
Dale Haupt
Area Dams Levels and Discharge Report
Yesterday values show John Redmond dam at 1036.20 feet and other dams around 901.50 to 948.66 feet. Water discharge measured at 140 cubic feet per second with several illegible notes.
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John Redmond
Eee
Evening Community Activity Sheet Highlights Local Events
Tonight features fencing at the Launching Pad and old timers basketball at Hutton gym. Also bridge lessons in the Heritage Room and handicapped recreation, with youth bowling at Sowl Mor and archery at the Launching Pad. Wednesday offers more bridge lessons, continuing activities in the Heritage Room.
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Hutton Gym
Heritage Room
Sowl-Mor
Fight results from Paris to New Orleans boxing cards
Vicente Garcia of Mexico stopped Felix Brami of Tunisia in a bantamweight bout in Paris. In Nottingham England Wally Swift stopped James Shelton, while Johnny Pritchett retained the British middleweight title by stopping Nat Jacobs in England. In New Orleans Percy Pugh outpointed Joe Barrientos, and Joe Dorsey knocked out Bob Simmons in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Paris
Vincente Garcia
Mexico
Felix Brami
Tunisia
Nottingham
England
Wally Swift
James Shelton
Bakersfield
Calif
Johnny Pritchett
Nat Jacobs
Pritchett
New Orleans
Percy Pugh
Joe Barrientos
Fort Worth
Joe Dorsey
Bob Simmons
Philadelphia
National AAU Second Round Scores In Denver Arena
Denver defeated Arkansas City 66 to 65 in a tight second round game. Derborn, Michigan posted 75 to edge Armed Force All-Stars 71. Akron beat Knoxville 77 to 72 while Bartlesville defeated Torrance 69 to 54.
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Denver
Derborn
Mich
Akron
Ohio
Knoxville
Waterfowl Winter In Midwest Report Counts Birds Across Flyways
The midwinter survey by the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife shows higher waterfowl numbers in upper and central Mississippi flyway states due to mild weather. It notes 40000 canvasback ducks near Keokuk Iowa and more snow geese in mid flyway states, with a 50 percent drop in Pacific flyway geese and about 572000 geese unaccounted for, prompting further surveys.
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Washington
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Mississippi Flyway
John
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Iowa
Louisiana
Illinois
Missouri
Scott City
Kan
Torres to defend light heavyweight title against Thornton
Hyde Park report states Jose Torres will defend his world light heavyweight title against Wayne Thornton the No 1 contender from Fresno Calif at his training camp. The rest of the item notes various sports updates including Mets 7 2 win over Atlanta and James Whittaker first American to reach Mt Everest.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Jose Torres
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
James W. Whittaker
Seattle
Federal park permit plan spawns confusion in Kansas
The Kansas Sportsman column critiques the new federal park user permit system. Five options are outlined for visits to federal areas, with a $7 yearly permit as the simplest path, while noting the separation from state permits and lingering legal questions.
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Kansas
Federal Lake and Park
Emil Kroutil
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kanopolis
Uncle Sam
Old Uncle
British Golf Meets Up Dollar Value
American pro golfers gain new earnings potential as two British events join the schedule. The Alcan Golfer of the Year Championship offers 12 American and five British pros up to 55 000 dollars, while a second event pairs 50 British players with five invited pros. Americans must qualify through four 1967 tournaments and use their best three scores from those events.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
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Greater Jacksonville
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Gary Player
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Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Dan Sikes
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Outer Limits Mixed League
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Oakland Merritt Junior College
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Mets
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N. 8Th Street
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THE
Kanopolis Reservoir
Emil
London
Chanute Tribune
Doris D 'Rod Taylor
Poner
Pisturb
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Sergio Fantom
Leslie R. Smith
South Highland
Maytag
Servel
Wards
Ualy
Simmons
Zenith
Lester Smith
McCoy Auction Co
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