Koufax Keeps Stride With Juan Marichal
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax beat the Astros 5-2 for his 13th win tying Juan Marichal for the MLB lead in a game watched by a Astrodome crowd of 50,908. Koufax pitched 13 complete innings and faced heavy Houston contact as San Francisco, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and New York posted wins around the league.
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Don Drysdale
Jim Wynn
John Bateman
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Standings and results from the Nations League and American League
The Associated Press standings show San Francisco leading the Nations League with 43 wins and 25 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. American League leaders include Baltimore and Detroit, with multiple games played and upcoming matchups listed, including Detroit at Washington and Baltimore at New York.
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Houston
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Atlanta
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Washington
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Boston
Aifornia
Fansler Field Softball Slate Changes Made
Changes to the Fansler Field softball slate announced by Ralph Vogel list tonight’s schedule of three games including DeKalb Seed versus the Latin American Club at 7:30 p.m. and Kinney Glass against First Methodist Church at 9:30 p.m. A 8 p.m. women’s game features Fansler Tires of Garden City vs Marcy Radio TV of Scott City. Saturday adds a special two game attraction with an 8 p.m. opener and a 9:30 p.m. nightcap. Sunday Park Night showcases four games with proceeds aiding Finnup Park improvements.
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Ralph Vogel
DeKalb
Kinney Glass
First Methodist Church
Fansler Tires
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Marcy Radio- TV
Scott City
Western Kansas Snoring Goods
Elks Club
American Legion
Ulysses Linkster Tops at Cimarron Tevitational
Ulysses Linkster wins the Cimarron Tevitational golf championship after a sudden-death playoff at Cimarron Golf Club. Fifty-nine contestants, with Hazel Whitaker of Cimarron also posting 81 in regulation. Ruth Deardorff led as tournament director Betty Frigon posted 42 for medalist.
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Ulysses
Vary Ang
Hazel Whitaker
Ulysses Linkster
Betty Erigon
Amynon
Lakin
Cimaeron Golf Club
Ruth Deardorff
Three Teams Win at Cleaver Field Wednesday Night
Three softball games were played at Cleaver Field. In the Pepsi clash for girls ages 11 to 14, the Comets defeated the Orbits 14 to 4. The Jets face the Titans Friday at 6 p.m. In Coca-Cola League boys ages 9 to 14, Church of God beat the Comanches 12 to 4 while Seminoles won 7 to 1 over the Kiowas. Friday games include Arapahoes vs Comanches at 7 and Christian Church vs Church of God at 8. Two Tee-Ball League matches close the night: Bobcats vs Bears at 5 and Cougars vs Leopards at 6.
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Bobcats
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Omaha
Park
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Cleaver Field
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Orbits
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Titans
Church of God
Comanches
Seminoles
Arapahoes
Christian Church
Bears
Leopards
Ulysses Baseball Meet Opens With 12 3 Win and 17 0 Blowout
Ulysses in Kansas hosts six-team district amateur baseball tourney to decide NBC state berth in Wichita. Ulysses Red Sox beat Satanta 12 3 in five innings as Joe Riley went 2-for-3 with a homer and nine strikeouts. Moscow-Hooker defeated Elkhart 17 0, Elhart misplayed eight. Guymon and Hugoton earn first-round byes. Semi finals set for Saturday with Ulysses vs Guymon and Moscow-Hooker vs Hugoton. title game Sunday at 2 30 p.m. No third place game. Tourney director John Conway. About 100 fans attended.
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NBC
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Satanta Chiefs
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Tim Lawson
Joe Riley
Riley
Tom Bramwell
Moscow
Elkhart
Kan
Hooker
Oklo
Tom Howell
Donnie Morgan
Elmer Ansley
Gary Hale
Johnny McNabb
Guymon
Okla
Hugoton
John Conway
Packer Sophomores Return Signed Pacts
Green Bay Packers announce that sophomores Allen Jacobs and Rich Marshall have signed contracts for the 1966 NFL season. Jacobs served as a reserve fullback with limited offensive duty last season, while Marshall competes for a defensive tackle spot.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay
Three Clubs Log Slow-Pitch Wins at Fansler Field
Three men's slow-pitch softball games were played amid wind at Fansler Field. Resick Drug stores beat Western Kansas Sporting Goods 12 to 1 in five innings. Kinney Glass topped Hopes Trucking 8 to 5. Ehresman Packers won 13 to 10 over First Methodist Church with a 15-hit attack and decisive seventh inning rally.
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Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Renick
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Don Bowlby
Corky Tabor
Larry Zinn
Bob Johnson
Kinney Glass Edge
Glassmen
Kenny Allen
Frank McGaughey
Larry Rupp
Earl Whiteley
Morey
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Snyder
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Crook
Ehresman Packers
First Methodist Church
Methodists
Ehresman
Sanders
Zimbieman
Marler
Powell
Skilling
Elks-Legion Blanks Lakin For Season's 10th Victory
Garden City No 1 Elks Club American Legion youth baseball blanked Lakin VFW 8 4 at Clint Lightner Field for its 10th win against 2 losses. Melvin Rupp allowed one hit as Garden built early leads, with 16 total hits and two RBIs from Nelson and Dunlap. Next action is Friday at Plains and Sunday hosting Ulysses.
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Tough Plains
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Robert Yost
Butch Knight
Stewart Nelson
Nelson
John Dunlap
Burgess Tops League With 224 In Garden Bowl Night
Clarence Burgess rolled the high men score of 224 and the top series 552 as the Mixed League completed week four at Garden Bowl. Beulah’s Beauty Nook, Deibert Construction, and Hendershot-Stouts posted strong individual and team marks in a night that saw Federal Aviation Agency beat Oprichainas 3-1 and other matches.
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Garden Bowl
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Beauty Nook
Betty Harsh
Deibert Constructon
Arlene Hendershot
Hendershot-Stouts
Deibert Construction
Federal Aviation Agency
Oprichainas
Hendershot- Stout
Sidewinders
Farm Construction
Lynde Shamrock Service
Senators Grab A's Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Ken Harrelson was placed on waivers late Wednesday and immediately claimed by the Washington Senators for 20000. Harrelson, 24, had been A's regular first baseman after Roger Repez’s acquisition, joined the A’s in 1963 from Portland, and spent a brief 1964 stint with Dallas in the PCL. In four major league seasons his avg stood .229 with .226 currently, 63 games, five homers, 22 RBIs. He bats and throws right-handed.
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Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
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Roger Repez
New York Yankees
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Portland
Dallas
Palmer Casper Showdown Sets Western Open Field
CHICAGO AP Nine former champions headline the 131-player Western Open field with Casper and Palmer as likely rivals. Casper seeks a $20,000 prize after winning the U S Open playoff battles with Palmer, while Palmer seeks a third Western Open title amid a busy playoff history. Also returning are past champions Harris, Middlecott, Ford, Sanders, Souchak, Cupit, and Rodriguez as Nicklaus Playé Boros skip the event.
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Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Palmer
San Francisco
Belmont
Mich
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Julius Boros
Beverly Country Club
Tom O‘shanter
Dutch Harrisson
Cary Middlecott
Doug Ford
Doug Sanders
Mike Souchak
Cupit
Medinah
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Nicklaus
Gary Playé
Boros
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