Johnsons Draft Status Worries Orioles Fans Hope for Draft Exemption
Baltimore relies on Dave Johnson as the Orioles top the pennant race with a four game lead. At 23 the rookie faces possible draft service, while Adair’s trade leaves Baltimore thin at second base. Boog Powell Aparicio lift the offense in an 11-3 win over Kansas City.
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Joe Gergen
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Dave Johnson
Jerry Adair
Johnson
Baltimore
Dave
San Antonio
Harry Dalton
The
Birds
Adair
Bob Johnson
Woody
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Powell
Aparicio
Little Luis
Orioles
Ralph Terry
Gene Braberder
Wally Bunker
Brabender
Bunker
Ed Charles
Fred Whitfield
Steve Hargan
Whitfield
Jim Perry
Horgan
Don Demeter
Red Sox
Demeter
Detroit
Koufax Pays Back Dodgers With Box Office Gold
Sandy Koufax has drawn 615,897 fans in 18 advertised starts this season. The average attendance reaches 34,216 per game, with a low of 4,551 at Wrigley Field on April 22 against the Cubs.
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U.S
Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Sandy
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Koufax draws crowds and boosts Dodgers profits
The Dodgers acknowledge Sandy Koufax attracts large crowds, estimating at least 10 000 fans per start. Across 18 outings this season that suggests about 180 000 attendees worth $180 000 at a dollar each, potentially boosting Koufax earnings for Dodgers beyond his salary. Crowds in Shea Houston and Atlanta highlight Koufax as a major draw.
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Koufax
al Ferrar
Dodgers
Ace
Mets
Shea Stadium
Houston
Astrodome
Atlanta
Atlanta Stadium
Braves
Sandy
Mr. O'Malley
Sons lead tightens as Arkansas ousts Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas beat Dallas-Fort Worth 5-2 to trim the Travelers league lead to one game. El Paso defeated the Sonics 31 in a separate game after both teams had five hits. Albuquerque topped Austin 5-3 as the Dodger affiliates posted 11 hits. Tonight’s schedule features Albuquerque at Arkansas and Austin at Amarillo.
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United Press International
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Travelers
Amarillo
W. L. Pet
el Paso
Albuquerque
Austin
Dallas-Fw
Mickey Wright Opens Lead With Stellar Round At Hazeltine
Mickey Wright fired one of the best opening rounds in the US Women's Open at Hazeltine. She stood atop the leaderboard with two birdie putts on the front nine and a par 3 finish, while Carol Mann carded 73 and Donna Caponi 74 as 97 players began the tournament.
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Chaska
Minn
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Hazeltine National Golf Course
Carol Mann
Donna Caponi
Sharon Miller
Sandra Spuzich
Roberta Albers
Joyce Kazmieski
Ruth Jessen
Clifford Ann Creed
Peggy Wilson
Kathy Whitworth
Patty Berg
Barbara Romack
Major League Leaders Summary
National League leaders include Aaron of the Braves with 24 runs, Hart of the Giants 20, and Alou and Torre at 17. In the American League Robinson and Scott lead with 18 runs batted in, Colavito and Killebrew among leaders, while the Orioles' Powell and Robinson show strong totals. Pitching leaders feature Cuellar and Koufax with 6-1 and 14-2 records respectively, alongside Knowles and Blass.
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Aaron
Braves
Hart
Giants
Mavs
Alou & Torre
F. Robinson
Orioles
Scott
Red Sox
Powell & B. Robinson
Colavito
Indians
Killebrew & Oliva
Twins
Pepitone
Yanks
Mars
Wynn
Astros
White
Allen
Philles
Clemente
Pirates
B. Robinson
Powell
FP. Robinson
Oliva
Cuellar Astros
Perry
Koufax
Dodgers
Knowles
Phillies
United Press International
National League
G. Abr
Americans Compete in British Open Qualifiers at Muirfield
At Muirfield Scotland 260 golfers contest the first of two Open qualifying rounds with 13 Americans among them Jack Nicklaus from Columbus Ohio the 7 2 favorite to win his first Open title on his fifth attempt The field includes Arnold Palmer and defending champion Peter Thomson as they seek spots for the July 6 9 tournament Separate Gullane and Luffness groups with players from Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles and other cities compete in 18 hole rounds today and tomorrow for 40 berths each plus 45 exempted players beginning at Muirfield.
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Mairfield
Scotland
UPS
United States
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Peter Thomson
Australia
Muirfield
Gullane
Luffness
Minrfield US
Jackson Bradley
Houston
Tex
George Fazio
Philadelphia
Hubby Habian
Lake Forest
Ill
Matt L. McBride
Bill Castleman
White Sulphur Springs
Halcyon Upsets Washington-Lee at Henley Regatta
Halcyon Boat Club of Concord New Hampshire pulled a half length upset over Washington-Lee High School of Arlington Virginia as the Henley Regatta opened. Washington-Lee alleged sabotage citing a tampered No 6 oarlock that delayed the crew before the start and left only ten minutes to restart. Halcyon edged ahead at the finish in a dramatic race.
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Henley
England
UPI
Halcyon Boat Club
Concord
N.H
Washington-Lee High School
Arlington
Washington-Lee
Virginia
John Dewey
Halcyon
Regional Boxing Results From Major Cities
Pete Riccitelli of Portland outpoints Sonny Moore of New York in Portland. Eddie Jones of Los Angeles defeated Billy Stephan of Hollywood in Los Angeles. Freeman Hardin of Riverside halted Sonny King of Henderson in Las Vegas.
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United Press
International
Portland, Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Portland
Maine
Sonny Moore
New York
Los Angeles
UPI
Eddie Jones
Billy Stephan
Hollywood
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Freeman Hardin
Riverside
Sonny King
Henderson
Spaniard Santana Wins Wimbledon Title
Manuel Santana became the first Spaniard to win the men's Wimbledon Championship by defeating American Dennis Ralston in straight sets 6 4, 11 9, 6 4.
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Manuel Santana
Dennis Ralston
Johnson approves all Viet bombing targets
President Johnson personally approves all targets for air attacks in North Viet Nam. Gen John P. McConnell testified that final target decisions for a month ahead are made by the President after JC S and Pacific commands coordinate. The testimony described a strained TAC situation and noted no plans for further National Guard mobilization.
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John A. Goldsmith
United Press International Washington
UPI
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
John P. McConnell
McConnell
Hanoi
Haiphong
Tactical Air Command
Gabriel Disosway
TAC
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
J. Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
North Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
Defense
Robert S
Stennis
State Department
Oil Dumps Bombed Near Haiphong. Civilians Killed in Mistake
U S war planes hit oil installations near Haiphong for the third day while Viet Cong targets fell to ground forces 60 miles northeast of Saigon. A second strike accidentally hit a village killing five civilians and wounding 43 as U S forces reported Viet Cong casualties in Cambodia. China warned the United States but avoided pledging intervention.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Haiphong
Johnson
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Cambodia
China
Hanoi
London
Wall Street outlook on Dow stability amid Viet Nam escalation
L. C. Hooper of W. E. Hutton & Co says the market isn the Viet Nam era remains resilient despite tight credit and blue chip hesitation. He notes the Dow industrials may test the 859.13 intraday low but sees solid support around the 820 to 850 range.
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New York
UPI
L. C. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Viet Nam
Dow Jones
Market Outlook Mixed For Six Months Watch News Sensitivity
The International Statistical Bureau Inc. foresees a mixed market for the next six months with groups highly sensitive to domestic and international news. Newton D. Zinder of E. F. Hutton & Co. expects many trading funds to stay on the sidelines until oversold conditions trigger a substantial rally or the Dow Jones Industrial Average passes the 903–911 resistance.
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International Statistical Bureau Inc
Newton D. Zinder
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc
Thunderstorm outlook shows hazy coast near clear skies
The report notes continued thunderstorm activity from page one with skies clear to partly cloudy and haze near the coast. Overnight temperatures drop to 60 at Alpine and 76 at Beaumont and Presidio.
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Alpine
Beaumont
Presidio
Turner Papers Views on Water Rates and Pension Goals in Childress
Retired Childress resident Turner recalls work as machinist in Breckenridge during the 1922 railroad strike and as night foreman. He writes a column in the Childress Index protesting city water rates and plans a second pension while seeking lower rates. Turner, married to Eula May since 1921, lives at 1010 H. M. with son Jimmy, a highway district foreman and church deacon. He has held Rotary and Burlington Veterans leadership and led the West Texas Chamber of Commerce for Childress in 1957-58.
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Ars
Childress
Breckenridge
Turner
Childress Index
Eula May
Fort Worth
H. M
Jimmy
District Highway Department
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Burlington Veteran's Association
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Martin Says He Earns His Strenuous TV Schedule
Dean Martin describes his workload of three films a year plus television work and live appearances. He drinks milk during rehearsals and on air with Phil Harris while detailing his audience focus on country listeners and the ease of television work. He emphasizes daily commitment to writing and performing.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Phil Harris
Phil
Martin
NBC
New ‘York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Amerson Free After Mistrial In 1965 Slaying Case
Angleton Texas Henry F Amerson 38 was freed after a jury could not reach a verdict on whether he strangled a female airport insurance agent in 1965. District Judge G P Hardy Jr declared a mistrial as jurors reported 9 3 for acquittal. The case ended with a deadlock and a mistrial.
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Angleton
Tex
UPI
Henry F. Amerson
G. P. Hardy Jr
Embezzler Geiger Leaves Alderson on Parole
Burnice Iverson Geiger, once linked to a historic bank embezzlement, is reported to have left Alderson Federal Women's Prison on parole. No further details on case numbers or destinations were provided in the summary.
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Alderson
UPI
Burnice Iverson Geiger
Alderson Federal Women’s
Hit and run after steer chases driver in Colorado
A Colorado man, Roland A. Uber, 41, said he hit an Angus steer while driving and fled when the angry animal chased him after he stepped from his car. No injuries were reported.
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Colo
UPI
Roland A. Uber
Angus
Friday July 1 1966 Local TV Prime Schedule
TV listings for KFOX KAUZ KVII KFDA and KFDA show July 1 1966 schedules with 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM programming including news weather sports movies and several series such as Huntley Brinkley Report The Wild Wild West Hogan's Heroes Man from U N C L E and Tonight Show with time slots across four stations.
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Kfox TV
Ice Palace
U.n.c.lf
Kauz TV
CBS News
Weather In Motion
Newscape
KFDA
Gomer Pyle
Smother Brothers
Ernest Tubb
Jerry Jaff
Jetsons
Fury
Compass
Miss Brooks
Wilburn Bros
Porter Wagner
Flipper
Jeanie
Ken Murray
Hollywood
TV Schedule Snapshot from KGNC/KVII Stations
A dense listing of Saturday July 2 1966 broadcasts across KGNC and KVII networks featuring animated shows like The Jetsons and Tom and Jerry, westerns such as Gunsmoke, sports and news blocks, Weather and Sports reports, soap operas, and theater presentations with numerous time slots and channel tags.
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Fd Fisher
Sonics
Uhr
Mickey
Major League
Dave Nicholson
Grady Hatton
Houston Astros
Nicholson
Wall Street Charter
National Bank of
Sheldon
Iowa
Western Theatre
Kvii TV
NBC News
Cline Motor Company
208 Ave. C
Kelvinator Appliances
Muntz & Sylvania TV
KGNC
Roy Rogers
the Jetsons
Atom Ant
Cotton John Show
Sam Snead
Sherer-Macneil
Jeannie
Xauz TV
Heckle
Jackle
Lassie
Quick Draw McGraw
Linus the Lionhearter
Flicka
Ireland
Starlight Theatre
Jennie
KVII
Modern Education
Hamlet Baptist Church
Milton the Monster
Hoppity Hopper
Ozzie & Barriet
Donna Reed
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Heckle and Jeckle
Mighty Mouse Playhous
Sky King
Linus the Lionhearted
Oome Bros
Porter Wagover
New & Used
C. V. Jones Hardware
Commerce
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