Nicklaus and Palmer Struggle In U S Open Round
Jack Nicklaus battled a tough opening hole double bogey and slipped 10 strokes behind leader Kel Nagle at the U S Open, amid windy, challenging conditions at Belleair Country Club. Arnold Palmer also battled in a 76 as defending champion Ken Venturi fought hand troubles. all faced possible cuts as field narrowed.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Palmer
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Bellerive Country Club
Nagle Leads Open After First Round With 68
Kel Nagle, 44, tops the 65th U.S. Open standings at St Louis with 68 after a 35-33 opening. Amateurs Deane Retan and Mason Rudolph sit one stroke back at 69, while Gary Player, Rex Baxter Jr., Al Geiberger, and Lou Graham card 70. Nagle credits southeast wind aiding his round and eyes historic goals as the oldest winner and first foreign victor since 1920. Palmer laments poor form amid 76.
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St, Louis
Kel Nagle
Deane Beman
Mason Rudolph
al Geiberger
Gary Player
Lou Graham
Rex Baxter Jr
Gordon Jones
Nagle
United States
Deane Retan
South Africa
Rex Baxter
Britain
Ted Ray
Three Regular One Make-Up Slow-Pitch Games Reported
Four American League men’s slow-pitch games played Thursday night featured three regular contests at Fansler Field and a make-up at Cleaver Field. Renick Drugstore shut out First Methodist Church 10-0 at Fansler, with Renick collecting 14 hits and four by Mickey Brady. Southwest Carpet and Tile edged Smith Sand 11-10 in seven innings at Fansler, a thriller highlighted by George Pappas’s triple and Earl Whiteley’s four-hit day for Southwest. Garland Furniture defeated Western Auto Store 18-9 at Fansler, with Garnand driving in four in the third and sixth innings. Renick Drugstore and Methodists completed a second game at Cleaver Field, an 11-0 seven-inning shutout by Renick, Kenny Wicks homering and scoring three, while Methodists’ Henkle, Harmon, and Fillmore had singles only.
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Fansler Field
Cleaver Field
Fansler
Renk
First ‘Methodist Church
Renick
Mickey Brady
Bob
Baier
Southwest
Smith Sand
Smith
George Pappas
Earl Whiteley
Bob Brungardt
Ken Brungardt
Pappas
Garland Furniture
Western Auto Store
Garnand
Phil Unruh
Kim Herman
Dee Weiser
Marion Martin
Melvin Rupp
Renick Drugstore
The
Methodists
Kenny Wicks
Stephens
Kennedy
Dick Henkle
Ron Harmon
Keith Fillmore
Dodgers
Osteen
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Vern Law
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Cincinnati
York
John Roseboro
Gaythra Perry
Dodger
Hiatt
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Davilo and Horton with top batting averages among 130 at bats. Green leads runs with 45, Mantilla and Horton drive in 46, and Campaneris notes 21 steals. Pitching leaders feature Pascual at 8-1 and Lolich at 73 strikeouts. National League leaders show Coleman at .353 and Mays with 20 home runs, plus Banks driving in 51 and Williams 20 doubles.
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Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
Wagner
Kilebrew
Minnesota
Mantilla
Thomas
Davilillo
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Ward
Chicago
Versalles
Campaneris
Qansas City
W. Smith
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Washington
Colavito
Ka- Lee
Kansas City
Pascual
Buzhard
Fisher
Cuicago
Grant
McDowell
Lolich
Coleman
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rose
Harper
Huns
Banks
Mays
San Francisco
Tee-Ball League Schedule Revised for Girls
Optimist Club tee ball slate for 8 to 10 year old girls altered for next week. Games begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday matchups include Bobcats against Leopards at Fansler Field and Cougars versus Bears at Cleaver Field. Thursday features Bobcats versus Cougars at Fansler Field and Bears against Leopards at Cleaver Field.
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Bobcats
Leopards
Fansler Field
Cougore
Bears
Cleaver Field
Cougars
Four Youth Softball Tilts Played Last Night
Four youth softball games were played Thursday in two leagues. In the Optimist Tee-Ball League at Fansler Field the Cougars beat the Leopards 16 to 13 and at Cleaver Field the Bobcats defeated the Bears 3 to 2. In the Coca-Cola League for boys aged nine to fourteen at Cleaver Field the Seminoles beat the Arapahoes 3 to 1 and Pierceville beat the Comanches 7 to 2.
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Fansler Field
Cougars
Leopards
Cleaver Field
Bobcats
Bears
Seminoles
Arapahoes
Pierceville
Comanches
Deerfield Lions Top Cimarron in Season Opener
Deerfield Lions defeated Cimarron 21 to 2 in a non league women's slow-pitch softball game at Cimarron Crossing Park to open the season. Deerfield held a 19-4 edge in hits with Glenda Zubeck Marilyn Wolfe and Mary An Nordyke homering for Deerfield. Deerfield visits Garden City Monday for fast pitch at Cleaver Field against Fansler Tires of Garden.
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Deerfield
Lions
Cimarron’s
Cimarron Crossing Park
Glenda Zubeck
Marilyn Wolfe
Mary An. Nordyke
Garden City
Cleaver Field
Fansler
Garden
Fonnler Tires
Pennington Sporting Goods
Dodge City
Astros
Rockets
Cemete
Titans
Fansler Field
Brown Breaks Six Mile NCAA Record In Cal Meet
Montana's Doug Brown, 127 pounds, ran 27 59.2 to win the NCAA six mile title at Edwards Stadium, shattering the NCAA record and nearing the all time mark. His victory amid the AAU-NCAA feud shows he may be barred from San Diego AAU meet next week despite his bid to compete. The Montana junior's pace set a campus sprint two step ahead of rivals while administrators weigh action against schools for AAU participation.
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Calif
Montana
Doug Brown
Brown
San Jose
Danny Murphy
Wash
Ington State
Gerry Lindgren
Billy Mills
Ron Larrieu
Los Angeles
Edwards Stadium
California
San Diego
Russia
University of Montana
NCAA
Banl
Lions and Shriners Split Knothole Doubleheader
In a Clint Lightner Field knothole doubleheader, Lions swept the A game 9-0 while Shriners won the B game 5-2. Lions piled seven runs in the fifth on three hits, with Rauhut two triples and Dewey two singles. Gardner? Stallsworth struck out 11 for Lions. Patterson fanned four for Shriners.
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Lions
Shriners
Clint Lightner
Knothole
Gilger
Rauhut
Dewey
Burny
Stallsworth
Knights to host Sublette in two non league games
Garden City Knights of Columbus youth baseball add two non league games. They host Sublette American Legion at Clint Lightner Field 8 p.m. Sunday and return the game at Sublette 8 p.m. Friday June 25. A Plains League game is set for 8 p.m. Saturday at Lakin. The Knights also play Hugoton Legion at 8 p.m. Monday. The Elks, led by Cleve Spencer, play two non league tests here Sunday at Lightner Field Dodge City American Legion at 2 p.m. and Sublette Legion at 4 p.m.
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Knights
Sublette
American Legion
Clint Lightner
Lakin
Hugoton Legion
Garden City
Elks
Cleve Spencer
Richard Arnold
Lightnerfield
Dodge City
Legion
Koftba
Fansler Field
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Leoti
Syracuse
Lake McKinney
Bob Harper
KGNO
Elks Club
Clint Lightner Feld
Dodge City Legion
Sublette Legion
Expansion War Heats Up as NFL Eyes Atlanta 1966
New York AP reports the pro football expansion battle grows tense with NFL set to vote on Atlanta entry for 1966 while the AFL screens Philadelphia franchise applicants. Atlanta stadium plans face July 1 decision. Cox Broadcasting wins AFL deal for 7.5 million.
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New York
National Football League
Atlanta
American Football League
Philadelphia
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Arthur Montgomery
Montgomery
NFL
AFL
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Lindsey Hopkins, Jr
Rankin Smith
Atlanta Insurance Company
William G. Reynolds
Reynolds Aluminum Co
Pete Rozelle
Cox Company
Rozelle
Indians Ride Hot Trio to Stay Close in AL Race
Sammy McDowell Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant have powered the Cleveland Indians with 20 of the team's 32 victories in four weeks. Siebert shut out Washington 5-0 for his seventh win, Tiant tossed a one hitter the night before, and McDowell beat the Senators earlier. Cleveland surged to fourth, 34 games behind the leaders as AL action saw Baltimore edge New York in 16 innings, Minnesota top Chicago, and Detroit beat Boston.
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Associated Press
Sammy
Sonny
Luis
Sammy McDowell
Sonny Siebert
Luis Tiant
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Petmursday
Siebert
Washington Senators
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McDowell
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Baltimore
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Chicago
Detroit
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Bennie Daniels
Leon Wagner
Rocky Calavito
Bob Johnson
Robin Roberts
Stu Miller
Harvey Haddix
Dick Hall
Yankees
Roger Marks
Norm Cash
Bogton
Red Sox
Tigers
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Carl Yastrzemski
Standings and Thursday Results From The Standings
The standings show Minnesota leading with 36 wins and 21 losses and a .632 percentage, followed by Chicago and Baltimore. Detroit and Los Angeles trail, while Washington and Kansas City sit lower. Thursday results include Minnesota 3 Chicago 1 and Detroit 6 Boston 5, plus Cleveland 8 Washington 0. Saturday schedules list Boston at Chicago and Kansas City at Detroit among others.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Osteen Hurls LA to Win.
Dodgers lefty Claude Osteen pitched the club to a 3-0 shutout of San Francisco, allowing only one second inning hit by Jack Hiatt. Osteen and teammates Koufax Drysdale and Podres form a strong bullpen for Los Angeles as Walter Alston pledged a humorous share of his uniform if Osteen wins.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Alston
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Jack Hiatt
Frank Howard
Washington
Dodger
Beltsville
Enrolled in Net Program Marks Record Participation
A record number of participants joined the tennis instruction program at Finnup Park for a second year. Dennis Irwin of the local junior high staffed the six groups over sessions from June 7 to July 17, with a late July tournament to conclude.
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City Recreation Cent
Dennis Irwin
Finnup Park
Baseball Minors Begin Doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field
Sports brief lists Knothole youth doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field with B-team at 6 p.m. and A-team feature. Also notes Knights of Columbus teams, Garden Bowl leagues, early birds, handicaps, slow-pitch softball at Fansler and other local games, matches, and events across Saturday totals. Includes multiple fields and teams in Garden City area.
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Knothole
Knights of Columbus Blues
Knights of Columbus Reds
Rowling
Garden Bowl
Early Birds
Fansler Field
DeKalb
Bhresman
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Reed-Stinemet
Hopes
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Alou
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Ellis
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AAU
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Callahan
Walker
Talley
Larson
Cockrell
Bob Schmidt
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Tribe
Duke Sims
White Sox
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Lon Mincher
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Doc Edwards
Luis Aparicio
W. Kl. Pet. G.B
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Walter ‘ Alston
Lew
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Pirates
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Felipe Alen
Ray Culp
Rrchie Allen
Mack Jones
Henk Aaron
Joe Torre
John Herrnstein
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Jim Gentile
Walt Bond
Washington Redskin
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Bill McPeak
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Garden City, Kansas
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