Hoople's Hula Hoople Fishing Lure Inventions Spotlighted
Major Amos Barnaby Hoople unveils the Hula Hoople fishing lure, marketed by The Arbogast Co. and NES. The program funds outdoor journalism scholarships and conservation awards, with N E A reporting for Boss Hoople. Martha Hoople’s misadventure tied to the lure backstory.
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Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Amos Barnaby Hoople
Fred Arhoonst Company
Akron
Ohio
Outdoors Writers Accomsation of America
Richard Kotis
Arhocast Co
Meade Monroe
Maneser
News“goer Enterprise Association
Monroe
Kotis
John Gartner
Outdoors Writers
Western Outdoors
Outdoor Writers Scholarship Fund
Nuing
Arbogast Col
NES
Hoople
Fred Arbogast Co
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arbogast
Outdoor Writers of America
Major
Martha
Hooples
NEA
Hoople Manor
Maire
Martha Hoople
Stubing’s fourth inning homer fuels Arkansas 1 0 win over Austin
Larry Stubing hit a sixth inning? No, a fourth inning homer drove Arkansas Travelers to a 1-0 victory over Austin in Texas League action. Arkansas had six hits but failed to convert. Amarillo Sonics edged Dallas Fort Worth 6 7 with Ronnie Davis providing a key sixth inning run. El Paso beat Albuquerque 7 2.
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United Press International
Larry Stubing
Arkansas’ Travelers
Austin
Travs
Amarillo Sonics
Dallas-Fort Worth
Ronnie Davis
Trunner
el Paso
Albuquerque
Tonicht
Amarilla
Arkansas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Terrell Jones Heavyweight Clash Tonight at Sam Houston Coliseum
WBA champion Ernie Terrell defends his heavyweight title against challenger Doug Jones in a 15 round fight at Sam Houston Coliseum. Terrell holds a 38-4-0 record with 18 knockouts and is a 6 to 5 favorite. Jones, 29-6-1, vows to expose Terrell’s jab and grab tactics and has KO wins in his last five bouts. A 10 round semifinal featuring Cleveland Williams versus Ted Herring will air prior to the main event.
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ED Fite
UPI
Houston
Doug Jones
World Boxing Association
Ernie Terrell
Terrell
New York
Cassius Clay
California
WBA
Clay
Eddie Machen
Chicago
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Sam Houston Coliseum
Cleveland
Big Cat
Jones
Clayback
Williams
Janes
Johnson endorses National Foundation Baseball Day
President Lyndon B. Johnson urged a nationwide National Foundation March of Dimes Baseball Day set for July 4. He said the event would alert the public to the fight against polio and birth defects.
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Washington, D.C
UPT
Lyndon B. Johnson
National Foundation
Westrum confronts Durocher after tense Cubs game
Mets manager Wes Westrum and Cubs skipper Leo Durocher had a heated clash on the field amid a doubleheader opener in Chicago. Cubs catcher Randy Handley was involved as Durocher signaled to pitch at Mets star Ron Hunt, while Adolpho Phillips and Ron Santo suffered injuries from pitches. Westrum defended his pitcher and vowed to protect his players, signaling readiness for further confrontations if needed.
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Reg
U.S. Pat
Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Wes Westrum
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Westrum
Durocher
Leo
Mets
Westrim
Curt Simmons
Ron Hunt
Chicago
Cub
Adolpho Phillips
Jack Fisher
Ron Santo
Fisher Fisher
Santo
Cubs
Phillips
Fisher
Robinson McCovey Lead All-Star Infield Selection
Brooks Robinson and Willie McCovey topped voting to start at infield positions for the 37th All-Star game set for July 12 in St Louis. Santo and Morgan were sidelined by injuries, while Leo Cardenas and Harmon Killebrew led NL and AL shortstop and DH/utility voting respectively. 294 NL ballots and 287 AL ballots were cast.
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Gary Kale
UPI
New York
Brooks Robinson
Willie McCovey
St. Louis
William Eckert
Nationals
Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Jack Fisher
New York Mets
Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles Dodgers
Scond Basman
Jim Ray Hart
Th Giants
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
George Scott
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Knoop
California Angels
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Scott
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Knoop
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
McAuliffe
Luis Aparicio
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Bill White
Philadelphia Phillies
National League
Morgan
Santo
Hart
Smith Bueno and Kings Reach Wimbledon Semifinals
Top seed Margaret Smith of Australia Maria Bueno of Brazil and Billie Jean King of Alhambra California advance to the Wimbledon Championships semifinals.
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Margaret Smith
Australia
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Billie Jean Kings
Alhambra
Calif
Alcohol Industry Employs One in Forty-Two Americans
The alcohol industry currently employs about one out of every forty two American adults, highlighting its sizable job market presence.
Mays drives past Williams with 522nd homer
Willie Mays hit his 522nd career homer in a 21 victory for the Giants over the Cardinals at a new St Louis park. The shot moved him to third on the all time list behind Babe Ruth and Jimmy Foxx. Mays also made a key eighth inning catch to snuff a late St Louis rally.
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Willino
Upl
Sega
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giant
Ace
St. Louis
Mississippi
Bob Gibson
Ted Williams
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Giants
Cardinals
Mays
Mel Ott
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
California
Jay Alou
Ron Herber
Lou Brock
Bob Tolan
Jim Davenport
Tolan
Brock
Curt Flood
Roy Face
Major League Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Clinnte Pitt leading in at bats and hits, Stargl Pitt, Alou Pitt, Morgan Hou, Santo Chi, and others with top averages. American League leaders feature Snyder Bal and F Absn Bal atop batting, with Oliva Mir and Powell Bal among the RBI and home run guides. Pitching notes show Cuellar Astros and Perry Giants with standout records in the NL, Watt Orioles and others in the AL.
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American League
G. AB. R. H. Pet. Snyder
Bal
F.absn
Salmon, Cie
Oliva
Mir
McAlfie
Det
Siebern
Cal
Powell
Kaline
B.absn
Ordenal
Aaron
Braves
Hart and
Mays Giants
Alou
Torre
Allen
Phillies
F Robinson
Orioles
Scott
Red Sox
B. Robinson
Colavito
Indians
Killebrew
Twins
Mays
Giants
White
Wynn
Astros
F. Robinson
Cuellar
Perry
Koufax
Dodgers
Marich
Knowles
Blass
Pirates
Watt
Hamilton
Yanks
Miller
Sanford
Angels
Barber
TV listings for six Texas stations on June 28 1966
TV schedules show Huntley Brinkley News Weather and late night movies across KFOX KGNC KGNC TV KAUZ KVIT KFDA and KVII. Programs include Dr Kildare Anatomy of a Murder Petticoat Junction The Fugitive Peyton Place The Big Flicker Wrestling and News plus Weather updates and late movie marathons.
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KFOX
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley-Brinkley
KVIT
Eter “Jennings
McHales Navy
F Troop
Peyton Place
Untouchable
Paris
KFDA
New
Daktad
Red Skelton
Petticoat Junction
TV Listings Sparse for June 29 1966
Daily guide lists KFDX KGNC KFDA and KVII channels with schedules for shows such as Jeopardy News Nightly soap operas and children programs across morning to late evening. Includes News at 9 25 NBC News 9 30 and late night features along with weather updates and special segments.
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KFDX
Today
Weather Today
Morning Star
Paradise Bay
Weather & News
NBC News
the Doctors
Funny Company
Popeye Theatre
Hankiey-Brinkley News
Kgnc TV
the Guiding Light
Art Linkletter
Mister Mimiken
Woodpecker
CBS. News
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Austin Falls
Amarillo
King Edward Cigars
Jacksonville
Florida
Atsumi Ikeno
Japan
Mari Katayama
Atsumi
Miami
Beach
Homer
Steve Blass
Face
Rusty Staub
Dave Nicholson
Bill Mazeroski
Jose Pagan
Mazeroski
Bill Heath
Pagan
Jim Owens
Bob Bruce
Pete Rose
John Edwards
Joe Moeller
Milt Pappas
Jim Gilliam
Billy McCool
Dick Prot
Ellsworth
Joey Jay
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Major League
United Press International National League
T.V. Guide
Kauz TV
T To Beaver
Walkers Cronkite New
Weather In Motion
Newscape
Daktari
Gomer Pyle
Music Village
Vumore Boepuy
Ruth Brent
Sheriff Bill
Bronco
Huntley -Brinkley
Amarillo College
Farm & Ranel
Tri-State News &M
Cantain Kangaree
Lucy
Andy
Maybetry
Dick van Dyke
Kauz TV Channel
Dixie
CBS News
Caparoe
Housepai
Storm $M
Kauzzmo
S” Kartoons
Bat Masterson
KVII
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