Marichal Eyes Tenth Straight 30-Game Win Pace
Dominant pitcher Juan Marichal pursues a 30-win season amid Giants’ offensive support. Cincinnati defeats San Francisco 5 4 to 1 as Marichal endures a rough stretch. Lefthander Claude Osteen hits his first homer in a Doceor uniform as the league rides a string of significant games across the majors.
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Httine
Kichitekiga
San Francisco
Pridbhthande
Uhioenine Cincinnat
Dave Shead
Divry Dean
Iaet Hig
Marichal
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Hittina
Giente
Marichelott
Renith
Liv
Ahly Fore
Vanta
Philadalphia
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Minnesota
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Washington
New
Leo Cardenas
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Tommy Harper
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Jim Ray Hart
Don Landrum
Willie Mays
Claude Osteen
Lou Johnson
al Ferrera
Osteen
Los Angeles
Phil Regan
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Nelson To Play Basketball At Texas Tech
Tex Tech basketball coach Gene Gibson announced the signing of Jim Nelson of San Antonio who plans to enroll at Texas Tech. Nelson, a 6-5 forward center, is a Tyler Junior College graduate averaging 16.5 points and 9.6 rebounds per game last season.
Harada Defeats Jofre In Bantamweight Title Bout
In Tokyo Harada 118 outpointed Jofre 116 to retain the world bantamweight title in a United Press International report. The decision gives Harada the win and keeps his championship status intact with 15 successful defenses.
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United Press International Tokyo
UPI
Harada
Japan
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Record Heat Top of U.S. as Tempts Reach 105 at Presidio
New York dispatch notes the highest temperature reported Tuesday by the U.S. Weather Bureau outside Hawaii and Alaska hit 105 degrees in Presidio Texas while the lowliest reading that morning was 27 degrees at Phillipsburg Pennsylvania and Pellston Michigan.
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UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Alaska
Presidio
Tex
Sowest
Phillipsburg
Pellston
Mict
Childress Index June 1 1966 edition brief
The Childress Index reports on local news for Wednesday June 1 1966 including community events and notices from Childress Texas and surrounding area. Readers seek updates on public meetings weather and school activities.
Standings and nightly MLB schedule featured in League Card
The standings show Cleveland leading with 28 wins and 14 losses, Baltimore 21 and 7, Detroit 23 and 18, and New York at 12 and 9. Thursday night games include Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Atlanta, Houston at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at St. Louis with notable pitchers listed.
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Pittsburgh
New York
inight—Cardwell
Arrigo
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hendley
Hands
Culp
Jelinsky
Or Wagner
San Francisco
Atlanta
Herbel
Lemaster
Houston
Cincinnati
Giusti
Maloney
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Koufax
Jackson
Cincinnnati
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Ste Minnesota
Washington
Big
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Bunker
Newman
Siebert
Sheldon
Wickersham
Boswell
Peterson
Howard
Hannan
Ortepa
Lonborg
Sadowski
United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
San Fran
St Louis
Idirecinnati
Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
Names, averages, home runs, and runs batted in highlight top players across both leagues. Key figures include Cepeda Mota and Hart among National League leaders and Oliva and Reichardt among American League standouts. Pitching leaders feature Marichal Koufax and O'Donoghue with strong win records.
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Alou
Hart
McCoy
Mrgn
Hou
Nehlsn
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Clinnte
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Min
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Bal
F.rbsn
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Det
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eWert
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Aaron
Braves
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Lefebvre
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Mays
Scott
Red Sox
Reichardt
Angels
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Twins
F. Robinson
Orioles
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Flood
Cards
Wynn
Astros
White
Phillies
McCovey
B. Robinson
Yastrzemski
Petrocelli
Knoop
Last-Place Austin Smears Sun Kings in Texas League rout
Austin pounded El Paso 15-5 as Frank Funk pitched a complete game and the Braves rapped 18 hits including two homers. El Paso used three pitchers while Los Sun Kings stayed in fourth, with Arkansas beating Dallas-Fort Worth 6-4 in 11 innings to stay a game ahead of Austin in the standings.
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United Press International
Austin
el Paso
Sun Kings
EFL Paso
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Braves
Austin Fire
Frank Funk
Frank Stubing
Travelers
Dallas - Fort Worth
Felix Roque
Graham Hill Honored At Indianapolis Victory Banquet
Indianapolis racers paid tribute to Graham Hill who won the 500 mile race and collected a record purse of 691 304 while Rodger Ward announced retirement. Hill led the final 10 laps as Jackie Stewart and Jimmy Clark figures influenced the race. A. J. Foyt and Jim McElreath missed the banquet amid a first lap 16 car crash that sidelined 11 cars.
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Indianapolis Speedway
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Britain
Rodger Ward
Hill
Ward
Speedway
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Jackie Stewart
Dunbarton
Scotland
Stewart
Clark
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
Jim McElreath
McElreath
TV listings for June 1 1966 across local stations
Channel schedules show KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVII and KVFD listing programs from 5:30 pm to 11 pm. Highlights include Huntley Brinkley News The Virginian Bob Hope Show I Spy Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Dick Van Dyke Danny Kaye Finger to Weather updates and late night news and weather across stations.
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Kfox TV
Huntley-Brinkley
the Virginian
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley- Brinkley
Kauz TV Channel
Walter Cronkite
Newscape
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
Isreel
KVII
Peter Jennings
Patty Duke
Big Valley
Dan True
Green Acres
AFDX
Weather Today
Today
Eye Guess
News
Concentration
Morning Star
Paradise Bay
Ste‘s Play
Post Office
Weather & News
the Doctors
Hinkley-Brinkley News
Kgnc TV
Ews
Ruth Brent
Another World
Sheriff Bill
Bronco
Huntley
Brinkley News
KFDA
Amarillo College
Farm & Ranch
Tri-State
Captain Kangaree
Lucy
Andyv
Mayberry
CBS News
the McCoys
Andy
Eee
Dick van Dyk
Love of Life
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Honea
House
Kauzma
Bat Masterson
TV Schedule fragments from multiple stations in a 1966 guide
A fragmented listing shows daytime and evening programming across channels KGNC KVIT and others with times for soap operas news game shows cartoons and educational segments including NBC CBS and local regional slots. It reflects a dense schedule with numerous program titles and overlapping entries.
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