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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
3
Stony relief showing by 6'3 right-hander Higgins follows Eddie Fisher and Hoyt Wilhelm injuries. He worked 2 2/3 scoreless innings, struck out 20 over 25 spring frames, and impressed Stanky after relieving in season opener. White Sox win in a string of strong bullpen efforts.
Associated Press reports a looming truce between the NFL and AFL amid Gogolak signing disputes. Editors foresee peace or merger talks, with Rozelle and Davis cautious.Observers quote editors noting a possible common draft within a week amidst ongoing league tensions.
ST. LOUIS AP The Cardinals said they received orders over the weekend for more than 100000 tickets to the July 12 All-Star Game at their new 49275 seat stadium. Only 4082 bleacher seats remain unsold as mail orders began Friday.
Lyons golfer Jim Chew from Lyons won the Ness City Open at Ness County Country Club with a three under par 105 over 27 holes, outlasting 76 entrants. Second place went to Jim Ludes of Lyons by one stroke with 106, and multiple players tied for third with 108.
Kansas City amateur Red Horn fired a 143 total with five birdies to top the qualifiers in the U S Open sectional at Indian Hills. Chandler of Columbia Missouri tied for second with 142, both advancing. Pros Stan Thirsk Joe Jimenez and Dick Sharper also posted solid scores as the field narrowed to four qualifiers and two pros.
Shriners downed Knights of Columbus Blues 15 to 5 at Clint Lightner Field Monday night in minor league youth baseball. The A team game ended after six innings due to the runs-ahead rule, with Shriners dominating on offense and defense and pitcher activity tallying 11 strikeouts.
The House passed a bill to double the self-employed retirement tax deduction to 2500 dollars a year or 10 percent of earned income, whichever smaller, with plans open to employees. It would cost the Treasury 35 to 60 million next year. Doctors, dentists, and lawyers are leading beneficiaries.
New York AP reports Roggie Jackson of Arizona State College and Steve Chilcott of Lancaster California and Tom Grieve of Pittsfield Massachusetts top prospects for the two day free agent draft involving 20 major league clubs and farm affiliates. The draft order follows 1965 finishes with New York Mets first and Kansas City second. A prior draft signing phase features Ed Leon and others. each major league club gets one pick and farm levels receive multiple selections in the same order as their affiliates.
JOSEPH Mo AP New Mexico Highlands must fight through the losers bracket to defend its favorite status in the NAIA baseball tournament Missouri Valley rallied for five runs in the eighth inning to beat Highlands 6 5 in the opening round Monday It was Valley seventh straight win and Highlands first loss after a nine game streak.
The standings show teams such as Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Chicago California Minnesota New York Washington Kansas City and Boston with records and percentages. Scheduled games include Atlanta at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston with several others noted for Wednesday and Monday results.
In Chicago at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Monday night the Interfaith Clerical Four performed a Dixieland set before about 100 physically handicapped patients. The group featured Father Joseph Dustin banjo Reverend Samuel Patterson guitar Reverend Robert Owens piano and Rabbi Daniel Friedman trumpet, representing Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faiths. The act, interracial and interfaith, required 39 calls to locate Rabbi Friedman.
In Fanster Field slow-pitch games the First Methodist Church beat Hopes Trucking 8 to 7 after trailing 7-5 in the seventh. Ken Griffin led the Churchmen with two singles and a triple as three Methodist batters walked with two out for the winning run. Dennis Dresling starred for Hopes with two doubles and two singles.
Dennis Irwin announces expansion of the Midget League youth baseball program under City Recreation Dept. It targets boys aged 11 and under attending Garfield Alta Brown Hutchison and Georgia Matthews schools. Practices run 1 to 3 p.m. at Garfield and Ala Brown playgrounds on assigned days with a $1 participation fee.
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