Orioles Flub The Ballpark Detour At Yankee Stadium
A quirky bus mix up sends the Baltimore Orioles toward Shea Stadium as they head to Yankee Stadium. The Yankees rally with two run homers from Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris to beat Baltimore 4 1. The loss trims Baltimore lead to 10 games in the AL pennant race.
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Boxing Results from California Shows Local Knockouts
In Sacramento Alex Luna 128 of Sacramento defeated Rene Medina 1282 of Guadalajara by knockout. In San Jose Ray Echavarria 128 of San Jose outpointed Pete Gonzalez 128 of San Jose over ten rounds.
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Detroit Tigers Manager Charlie Dressen dies at 67
Detroit Bulletin reports Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen died today of a heart attack at age 67. Dressen led the Tigers with his usual managerial style and service to the club.
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Arkansas Travelers Dominate Spurs In Texas League Doubleheader
The Arkansas Travelers swept Dallas Fort Worth with 4-1 and 4-0 wins as Larry Stubbing hit a homer in the fourth. Amarillo beat Albuquerque 10-9, and Austin topped El Paso 2-0. Standings show Arkansas at 67-47, Albuquerque 60-55, Amarillo 62-50.
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U S Open oldest in New York golf history
The U S Open, first played in 1895, stands as the oldest of the three major US golf tournaments alongside the PGA Championship begun in 1916 and the Masters in 1934.
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Land needed for a full 18 hole golf course
A full 18 hole golf course in the United States requires about 125 acres of land. The note emphasizes the sizable land area needed for such a facility.
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New York
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CHS Gridders Set Two Daily Workouts For Season
CHS head coach Joannie Gragg announces two a day workouts starting 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Childress Fair Park Stadium with 2 p.m. medical exams at Fox Clinic and a 6 p.m. parent briefing. Three high school squads and two junior high teams will follow separate 1966 schedules including varsity games against Haskell Wellington and Wichita Falls Hirschi.
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Packers Bears Friday Exhibition Set in Milwaukee
Packers and Bears clash in Milwaukee in the Midwest Shrine game seen as the likely best exhibition of 1966. Gale Sayers stars for Chicago while Dick Butkus is sidelined with an injury and both teams chase the throne in a high profile telecast.
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Greenbelt queen contest events set in Childress
Greenbelt Queen nominees arrive Friday for registration Coke party and rehearsals Preliminary judging 8 30 p m Elks Club bathing suit contests 2 30 p m Saturday Fair Park parade at 4 p m formal wear in football game Miss Evelyn Holland Childress crowns queen runners up and Miss congeniality at halftime Dr Bob Jones presents trophies to players and coaching staff
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 71 wins and 4 games ahead, followed by Detroit and Cleveland. Tonight's schedule features Minnesota at California with Grant facing Wright and Chicago at Kansas City with Peters opposing Krausse, plus Baltimore at New York and Cleveland at Boston among others. In the National League, Pittsburgh leads at 65 wins. San Francisco and Los Angeles close behind as night games loom with multiple matchups including Houston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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TV Listings for August 10 1966 Across Local Stations
Television schedule fragment lists programs and times for KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVII KFDA including News Weather Tonight Show Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Batman The Virginian I Spy and multiple film screenings with channels 3 4 5 6 2 and So readers see a dense day of fare with news reports weather and entertainment features through late night.
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Bob Hope Theatre
I Spy
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Virginian
Kauz TV
Bat Masterson
Walter Cronkite
Weather In Motion
Newscape
Green Acres
Dick van Dyke
John Gary
KVII
Peter Jennings
Peatty Duke
Kfda TV
Dan
Red River Sports men elect new club officers
Bill Biggers was elected president of the Red River Sportsmen’s Club, succeeding Robert Johnson. Johnny Longbine becomes vice-president, Glen Sanders secretary, and Jimmy Mooney treasurer with Johnson as director. Holdover directors include Louis Meinzer L. V. Keel Jack Burrus and Morris Higley. The club votes $24 for zoo animal feed and plans fence work if materials arrive from the city or others. A Light-In Day for guns is set for October 9 and will be approved by the National Rifle Association.
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Robert Johnson
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Glen Sanders
Jimmy Mooney
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Louis Meinzer
L. V. Keel
Jack Burrus
Morris Higley
National Rifle Association
Weight watchers lunch with berry cranberry cottage cheese
A light lunch combines low calorie whole berry cranberry sauce with skim milk cottage cheese. Serve with fruit or vegetables and a light salad dressing for a balanced diet.
TV Listings Roundup for August 11 1966
Channel schedules show a full day of daytime and prime time programs across KFDX KGNC and multiple networks. Notable items include Today shows NBC News Let’s Make a Deal Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World Jeopardy Rocky and His Friends Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy The Dating Game and The Edge of Night.
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the Guiding Light
Electronic News Report
Art Linkletter
Mister Mimiken
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Kauz TV Channel
Dixie
CBS News
Captain Kangroo
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Dick van Dyke
Laove
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
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Kauzma
Bat Masterson
Kvii TV
Gloria
Donna Reed
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