Indians Trounce A's as Radatz Reboots Reliever Career
Cleveland beat Oakland 11-4 after acquiring Dick Radatz from Boston. Radatz, in his first Indians turn, retired five before allowing three runs in relief, while Campaneris returned from a back spasm to pace Oakland with five hits and two stolen bases. Campy helped Oakland pummel four Cleveland pitchers as Ralph Terry earned the win for Cleveland in a game that left Boston in last in the AL.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Dick Radaty
Cleveland Insanes
Red Sox
Lee Liang
Don VcMahon
Tes Dike
Racatz
Indians
Radatz
Fireman
A’s
Ralph Terry
Lew Krausse
Terry
Krausse
Campy Campaneris
Cleveland
Gary Hell
Mike Hershberger
Dick Green
Ken
Dickerson Wins 18-Hole A Flight at Garden City CC
Natalie Dickerson captured the 18 hole A flight title on Tuesday during the weekly ladies day at Garden City Country Club. low net score determined the winner in the 18 hole A flight, with Belle Walker taking the 9-hole A flight and Ruth Hooker topping the 18-hole B flight. The next event features most bogeys and includes semi finals for the handicap tournament.
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Natalie Dickerson
Garden City Country Club
Kansas
Belle Walker
Ruth Hooker
Blanche Salyer
Erdene Corley
Jo Dickerson
Florence Burris
Marolyn Chmelka
Raye Eisner
Serena Downing
Nelle Lile
Arlene Dickerson
Bernice Anderson
Sibyl Miller
Peggy Mayo
Judy Bourne
Maxine Blanchard
Marilois Bach
Lee Maxfield
Lenore Hineman
Kathryn Strackeljohn
Louise Gondles
Betty Waters
Kay Wells
Abbe Morgan
June Benedict
Lamoine Jones
Grace Craig
Esther Henkle
Barbara Smith
Grace Stoner
Anne Waddell
Lucille Kaiser
Lions Triumph Over Shriners In Close Minor League Thriller
Lions edged Shriners 4-3 at Clint Lightner Field in a seven inning A team game. Lions jumped to 3-0, Shriners tied it with three runs in the fourth, then Lions capitalized in the fifth with a Stallsworth single and Nelson scoring to seize a 4-3 lead. Stallsworth earned the win, Douglas the loss, with a 10 strikeouts to nine. In B team action Lions won 11-0 via runs ahead after three innings while Stew Nelson fanned four. Odd Fellows vs Kiwanis and Reds vs Blues are on the schedule at Lightner Field.
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Shriners
Clint Lightner
Stallsworth
Mark Nelson
Jeff Boone
Talley
J. Douglas
Douglas
Shriner
Stew Nelson
Nelson
McMiMan
Fort Hays State College Hosts Third Youth Track Meet
The Fort Hays State College track and field Development Meet for youths ages 9 to 17 takes place June 18 at Lewis Field Stadium on campus. Events include high jump javelin discus and sprints with ribbons for top three in each event. three running and three field events per participant. Meet directors are Nancy Cotham and Alex Francis.
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Hays
Fort Hays State College
Lewis Field Stadium
Fort Hays State
The
Fort Hays
John Farmer Tops Bowling in Summer Mixed League Debut
John Farmer led Garden Rowl with a 219 high game and 575 series last night as the Thursday Mixed League opened its 1966 summer season. Dorothy Maxwell tied for best women’s series at 498, with Maxwell and Marnieta Pile sharing the best women’s game at 195 and 498 respectively. Roots Construction and M&E Implement posted top team results, while Ramblers, Misfits, Farr Construction, Garden City Co-op, Dry Lakers, and Rusty Four also posted scores in the opening night outcomes.
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John Farmer
Garden
Dorothy Maxwell
Marnieta Pile
M&e
Roots Construction
Ramblers
Misfits
Farr Constructon
Garden City Co-op
Dry Lakers
End of Season Meeting Tonight For Garden City Bowling
The Garden City Men's Bowling Association holds its annual end of season meeting tonight at Garden Bowl starting at 8 p.m. Plans for the 1966-67 season will be discussed.
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Garden City Men's Bowling Assn
Garden Bowl
Standout Telegraph Bob Ford shines for Garden City JC
Buster standout Bob Ford of Garden City Junior College, a La Crosse freshman, scored the Busters only points at the national junior college meet. He placed second in the shot put at 49 feet 53 inches while Jack Harper of Blinn College won with 60 feet 9 inches. Ford, 215 pounds, had been No 1 center on GCJC football before a wrist fracture sidelined him in the opener versus Independence.
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Telegram
Bob Ford
Garden City
la Crosse
Broacbusters
Jack Harper
Blinn College
Brenham
Tex
Ford
Busters
GCJC
Independence
Jaco
Cimarron Open Golf Tourney Sunday at Cimarron Club
Linksters from the region will compete in the Cimarron Open at the 9 hole Cimarron Golf Club. About 125 players expected in five flights with prizes for top three in each. Entry is 4 dollars with extra prizes for long drive and closest to pin. Golfers must register by 9 30 a m. A 30 minute church service is planned at the Methodist Church. Don Glaze is director Skeet Nicolet club president. Last year 136 golfers. Bob Hedrick won with 68 after a seven hole playoff with Joe Urban.
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Cimarron Golf Club
Don Glaze
Skeet Nicolet
Bob Hedrick
Telephone Company
Dodge City
Hedrick
Meade High School
Joe Urban
Urban
Nicolet
Standings and scores from major leagues and teams
The Standings section lists the 1966 baseball standings for the American and National leagues with teams like Cleveland Baltimore Detroit California Washington Chicago Minnesota New York Kansas City Boston and others. Thursday results include Washington 12 Boston 2 Baltimore 9 California 6 in 10 innings and New York 5 Chicago 3. Saturday schedules feature Detroit at California and Houston at Pittsburgh among other matchups. Auburn's Lee DeFore led the SEC in scoring last season with 615 points in 26 games averaging 23.7.
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Baltimore
Detroit
California
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Auburn
Lee DeFore
National League
L. Pet
San Fran
Pittsburgh Ae
Phila
Aetna
Chicago Free
Braves Fall as Giants Win Fifth Straight
Giants mount late offense to defeat Atlanta 5-0 as Cap Peterson drives in four with a sixth inning single after four first inning singles. Bob Bolin fires a three hitter for his fourth win in seven decisions. Dodgers stay hot with a shutout of St. Louis.
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Atlanta
Felipe Alou
Cap Peterson
Willie Maya
Peterson
Alvis
Bob Bolin
Giants
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Timken Lions K State Letter Signed by Dodds
Roger Timken of Cimarron has signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas State University. Wildcat coach DeLoss Dodds announced the addition as Timken, a 6-foot 4-inch 180-pound track standout, joins K State with a strong high school record including state titles in the 120-yard high hurdles and 180-yard low hurdles. Timken, a four-year letterman in track and three in football and basketball, will study veterinary medicine at K State.
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Roger Timken
Kansas
Kansas State University
Wildcat
DeLoss Dodds
Timken
Roger
Dodge City
Cimarron
Dodds
Steve Perry
Jim Bell
Kerry Moore
Wichita North
John Cain
Bishop Miege
Kansas City
John H. Timken
Yancey Sets Memphis Open Pace With 63 Lead
Bert Yancey shot a seven under par 63 to lead the Memphis Open by three strokes at Colonial Country Club. The 27-year-old pro matched the course record but faces a deep field as Nicklaus and others sit seven back, with Holt Charles and Dale Douglass among early challengers.
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Bert Yancey
Colonial Country Club
Yancey
Memphis
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Gay Brewer
Ben Hogan
Julius Bores
Johnny Pott
Tommy Bolt
Joe Campbell
Experience Counts Elevates Buffle as Belmont Favorite
New York AP reports that Buffle, home bred by Zenith and Refurbish, is favored for the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with 125000 added. King Ranch owner, trainer Max Hirsch, rider Manuel Yeaza, and rival Whitney entry Fast Count form a competitive field. stakes total 160200 with 116450 to winner and 25k to second.
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Baffle
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King Ranch
Middleground
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Max Hirsch
Vitoway
Manuel Yeaza
Quadrangle
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