Tresh Homers Twice As Yanks Rally In 15 Inning Victory
Tommy Tresh belted two homers to spark the New York Yankees to a 7 4 win in 15 innings over the Cincinnati Reds after trailing 2 1. Elston Howard Horace Clarke and Clete Boyer plated the decisive runs in the 15th. The win came amid a slate of extra inning results across the league.
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Johnny Keane
Tommy Tresh
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Keane
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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New York
Bill Henry
Dom Zanni
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New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
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Baltimore
Washington
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St. Louis
Houston
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Reds
Bill Stafford
Elston Howard
Horace Clarke
Clete Boyer
Choo Choo Coleman
Mets
Cleon Jones
Ron Swoboda
John Herrnstein
al Luplow
Cleveland
California
Angels
Jose Cardenal
We are experts at car washing by Leroy
We are really experts at car washing and claim our formula removes dirt from outside and inside. The ad asserts car washing protects the car finish and invites customers to be served.
Wichita East Dominates Indoor State AA Title Chase
Wichita East star J W Johnson and Leavenworth’s Oliver Gillom led a night of record performances at Ahearn Fieldhouse. Johnson claimed the 60 yard high hurdles in 7.5 and 70 yard low hurdles in 7.8 while tying two records and winning the 60 yard dash in 6.3. Gillom, in his first high school meet, won the AA high jump with 6 feet 8 inches, shattering the Class AA record by over four inches.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wichita East
J. W. Johnson
Leavenworth
Oliver Gillom
Kansas
Ahearn Fieldhouse
Concordia
Maize
Harveyville
Johnson
Wichita East Flash
Gillom
Kenny Gaines
Kinsley
Ward Witherspoon shoots 200-yard hole in one at Coffeyville CC
Coffeyville Kansas golfer Ward Witherspoon ace on the 200 yard No 4 hole at Coffeyville Country Club duplicating a shot by his son Bruce ten months earlier.
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Ward Witherspoon
Coffeyville
Kan
Coffeyville Country Club
Bruce
Little League Meet Tonight
An important organizational meeting for the 1966 Little League baseball program will be held at 7 o'clock tonight at the Veterans of Foreign Wars clubroom. All persons interested in being managers assistants or helping with the program are urged to attend.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Recreation Calendar Highlights Fencing and Track Schedule
Tonight features Fencing at Launching Pad from 7 to 9 PM and Old Timers Basketball at Hutton Gym starting 7:30 PM. Tuesday lists a high school track meeting at Tola in the afternoon and Junior high golf by Royster Rockets at Parsons at 2 44 PM with another fencing session at Launching Pad from 7 to 9 PM.
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Hutton Gym
Tola
Royster Rockets
Parsons
Big 8 Dominates Meet at Arkansas Relays
Oklahoma State Kansas State and Missouri led the opening outdoor season at Fayetteville. OSU won three baton events. K State won the mile and 880 relays. Missouri's Eugene Crews set a shot put record and finished second in the discus. Kansas had two winners, and Pittsburg Emporia led the rest with several runner ups. Big Eight totaled 12 golds on 18 events.
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Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Missouri
Arkansas
Crews
Tom Parma
Miles Lister
Brown
Moran
Tigers
Fords Finish 1-2-3 in Sebring Race
Ford drivers swept Sebring with a 1 2 3 finish as Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby won on the Ford XI ahead of Dan Gurney and Jerry Grant in the Ford Mark II. The brutal 12 hour race saw a deadly crash that killed four spectators and another driver, after a Porsche and Ferrari collision and a fatal car fire killed Bob McLean earlier.
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Sebring
Fla
America
le Mans
France
Enzo Ferrari
Ken Miles
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Miles
Ruby
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Jerry Grant
Kent
Wash
Ford
Gurney
Bob McLean
Basketball score roundup Eastern Western semifinals results
Boston defeated Cincinnati 132 to 125 in Saturdays Eastern semifinal. Cincinnati won 113 to 107 on Sunday, leading 2-1 in the best of five. St Louis beat Baltimore 105 to 100 in the Western semifinal, with St Louis holding a 2-0 series edge.
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Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Essex Sunk After 17 Months of Pacific Raids Ended
On March 28 1814 the American frigate Essex was sunk by two British ships ending a 17 month Pacific raid. The ship had endured capture supplies and hardship before its destruction.
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Associated Press
Pacific
NATO
Iceland
Czechoslovak Airlines
West Germany
Hutchinson Man Accident Prone
Hutchinson Kansas Charles L Martin was cleaning a gun in his house Sunday when it discharged injuring his foot In the excitement he dropped a cigarette on a sofa The sofa caught fire but damage was limited to the living room and the sofa
Heart Attack Fatal To Helen Menken
New York AP report states actress Helen Menken collapsed and died Sunday night at a private Lambs party in New York. Menken, 64, reportedly suffered a fatal heart attack during the social gathering at the theatrical club.
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Helen Menken
New York
the Lambs
Miss Menken
Kansas Leads Big Eight All-Sports Race Tightens
Kansas holds a small edge over Nebraska in the Big Eight all-sports championship with seven of 11 titles decided. Remaining events include outdoor track golf tennis and baseball as Oklahoma Iowa State Kansas State Colorado Missouri and Oklahoma State chase the title.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Nebrka
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Noted Theater Wing Leader Dies At Home
The victim of a heart attack was the president of the American Theater Wing. She had been active in plans for presenting the Wing's Tony Awards. She died with her husband George N. Richard, a Wall Street broker, beside her.
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American Theater Wing
George N. Richard
Wall Street
Sanders Captures Jacksonville Open with Record 273
Doug Sanders won the Greater Jacksonville Open at Selva Marina with a record 273, earning $13,500. He trailed Gay Brewer Jr. late but birdied the 18th to seal the victory, with Gary Player third at 277 and others finishing with notable prizes. Sanders aims for the Masters at Augusta April 7 to 10 and eyeing major tour endorsements through manager Mike McCormick.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Doug Sanders
Mike McCormick
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Sanders
Greater Jacksonville
Brewer
Tommy Bolt
Frank Beard
Weaver
Tony Lema
Baseball Scores From Chicago to California
Baseball results list multiple games with teams like Chicago New York Detroit Houston Kansas City Washington St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and more. Notable scores include Baltimore 7 Pittsburgh 2 and New York 7 Cincinnati 6 in 15 innings with several extra innings contests.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
California
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tucson
Sanday
Grand Jury to Probe Fight Plans
A federal grand jury in Chicago will hear evidence on mob influence in the proposed Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight bout. Eight subpoenas issued include two Chicago mobsters. investigation backed by Bernie Glickman who says he was beaten by Felix Alderisio. The inquiry is led by U S Attorney Edward Hanrahan Justice Department official David Schippers and Sam Betar.
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Chicago
Ernie Terrell
Bernie Glickman
Terrell
FBI
Felix
Milwaukee
Phil) Alderisio
Edward V. Hanrahan
U.S
David Schippers
Justice Department
Organized Crime
Sam Betar
Richardson Wins British Empire Middleweight Title
Blair Richardson from South Bar Nova Scotia defeats Gomeo Brennan in Glace Bay to claim the British Empire middleweight championship. Richards on record shows a victory by points. In Tokyo Pel Pedranza from the Philippines outpoints Eiji Maruki of Japan in a 10 round bout.
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Associated Press
Four New Leaders For Women Bowlers
Four leaders emerge after the fourth weekend of the 23rd Kansas Women's Bowling Tournament. Judy Blackshear of Wellington leads Class D all events with 1430 points and sits third in Class D singles with 494. Maxine Perrin and Ruth Stewart of Wichita top the open doubles with 1137, while Ruth Stewart advances to third in the open all-events with 1732. Lou Boxberger of Russell leads all-events at 1785.
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Wichita
Kansas
Judy Blackshear
Wellington
Maxine Perrin
Ruth Stewart
Lou Boxberger
Russell
Wanted Government Jobs With High Pay and Security
Government positions offer high starting salaries and strong security with good advancement potential. Many roles require little or no education or experience, but selection hinges on passing a test. Competition is stiff with low pass rates in some cases.
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