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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1965

Page

4

Double Win Keeps Twins Ahead In Tight Doubleheader

The Minnesota Twins swept a doubleheader from Detroit 6-4 and 6-3 in 10 innings to stay one half game ahead of the Indians and White Sox. Don Mincher supplied a two run homer in game one and Nossek’s 10th inning single produced the winning run in game two.

Murray Chass Associated Press Minnesota Twins Kukla Fran Ollie Mineher Mele Nossek Sam Mele Twins Minnesota Don Mincher Doe Nossek Detroit Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Mincher Rich Rolins Nosek Zoto Vergalles Harmon Killebrew Bernie Allen Killebrew Rollins Don Memeter Willie Horton Chuck Hinton

Standings and Results From Major Leagues Today

Major league standings show the American and National Leagues led by Minnesota and Los Angeles respectively with several races tight. Saturday and Sunday results include key clashes among Cleveland Washington New York Baltimore Chicago Boston Detroit and more, with next day schedule notes and upcoming matchups.

L. Pet. G.B Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Detroit New York Los Angeles Boston Washington Kansas City Kan City W. L. Pet. G Cincinnati San Fran Milwaukee Pittsburgh Su Philaphia St. Louis Houston Philadelphia tWinight San Francisco

Ryun Shatters Citizen Mile Mark In AAU Meet

Wichita teen Jim Ryun won the American citizen’s mile in record time at the AAU championships, clocking 3 minutes 35.3 seconds to top Peter Snell and Jim Grelle. Billy Mills edged out Lindgren in the six mile with 27:11.6 as the two set a world record. Mills may race in Helsinki this week despite foot blisters. Lindgren, a Washington State freshman, will compete abroad before the U.S. team meets Russia. Snell plans retirement after upcoming European meets.

Billy Mills U.S. Marines Lindgren Ryan Wichita Kan Peter Snell Jim Grelle Mills AAU Ron Clarke Australia Grelle Vancouver B.C Bob Schul Washington State Russia America Helsinki Finland Snell Europe England

Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

Standout charts show Dava lillo of Cleveland batting .350 and Yastrzemski of Boston .343, with other leaders including Green and Ver salles in runs, Mantilla and Horton in RBIs, and Campaneris and Cardenal in stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Buzhardt and Aguirre with 7 decisions, McDowell and Lolich in strikeouts, plus Koufax and Ellis atop 7 decision pitching.

Davalillo Cleveland Yastrzemski Boston Green Versalles Minnesota Tresh New York Mantilla Horton Detroit McAuliffe Colavito Campaneris Kansas City Cardenal Los Angeles Buzhardt Chicago Aguirre McDowell Lolich Wills Brock St. Louis Ellis Cincinnati Koufax Los Angees Gibson

Garden City teen wins Scott City Invitational golf title

Sixteen year-old Jim Schiffelbein of Garden City topped a field of 95 entries to win the Scott City Invitational at the Scott County Country Club. He shot 27 holes totaling 96, six under par, after rounds of 31 33 32. Runner-up Bill Ludes of Scott City finished one stroke back at 97.

Scott City Jim Schiffelbein Garden City W.J. Schiffelbag Schiffelbein Jean Scott County Country Club Paris Goodland Oakley Scots Dighton Ness City WaKeeney Dodge City Cimarron Jetmore Lakin Bill Ludes Manning School Greg Horta Jerry Caldwell Horta

Atlanta grid decision deadline extension seen

Atlanta officials indicate the July 1 deadline to decide on an NFL or AFL team for the new 18 million stadium may be extended. Arthur Montgomery notes no extension request has been made yet but the NFL faces owner selection difficulties as the city must choose which league will occupy the 1966 stadium.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Stadium Authority Arthur Montgomery NFL

Pinson Robinson Sizzle as Reds Gain Ground on Dodgers

Pinson and Frank Robinson combined for nine hits and eight runs as the Reds swept Milwaukee 10-9 and 10-2, narrowing the gap on the Dodgers. Pinson homered for a grand slam in the nightcap, finishing with four hits and four RBIs, while Robinson added five hits and four RBIs, continuing their hot tandem days.

Associated Press Vada Pinson Pinson Frank Robinson Cincinnati Milwaukee Robinson

Cardinals Pitching Dominates As Gibson Stifles Cubs

The St. Louis Cardinals hammered 11 hits and Bob Gibson pitched a five-hitter with 12 strikeouts to beat Chicago 8-0 in the first game of a doubleheader, then lost 6-3 in the nightcap as two unearned runs in the ninth doomed them. The A’s were swept by Cleveland in a twin bill, 10-7 in 15 innings and 11-7, after a high scoring day that saw Ed Charles drive in three for Kansas City.

White Sox Baltimore Luis Aparicio Aparicio John Miller St. Louis Chicago Bob Gibson Cubs Philadelphia Ray Culp San Francisco Houston New York Mets Reds Deron Johnson Tony Perez Tommy Harper Braves Cincinnati Frank Bolling Joe Torre Milwaukee Torre John Tsitouris Johnson Dick Lister Pinson Robinson Jim Maloney Jim Paglistoni Bill Mazeroski Pirates Johnny Podres Bob Veale Dodgers Gibson Cardinals Ken Boyer Glenn Beckett Bill White Billy Williams Culp Rich Allen Johnny Callison Phillies Allen Callison Bob Bruce Astros Mike Cuellar Mets Bruce Lee Mays Jim Wypn Associated Press Cleveland Indians Kansas City A’s Ernie Broglio Curt Simmons Don Dennis Chuck Hinton Jim Dickson Ed Charles

Golf Lessons Set for Juniors at Garden City Club

An instructional program for junior golfers ages 10 through 17 is planned at Garden City Country Club. Club pro Fred Dickerson will lead group instruction during an organizational session on Wednesday at 9 am. The program is open only to children of club members.

Garden City Country Club Fred Dickerson

Elks Ulysses Loop Game Targeted Tuesday

Plains League youth baseball schedule changes shift a midweek game. Garden City's Elks Club was slated to play Ulysses Wednesday but this contest will now take place Tuesday night at Ulysses.

Elks Ulysses Garden City Elks Club

Shriners Beat Knights in 9-6 Minor League Game

Two Knothole youth baseball games were played at Alta Brown School. Shriners defeated Knights of Columbus Blues 9-6 as Patterson earned the win. Lions blanked Odd Fellows 11-0 in six innings with Burne tossing six frames in the run-ahead tilt. J Edling went 4-for-4 with four doubles and a single for the Lions. Mansur and Dewey hit homers.

Alta Brown Shriners Knights of Columbus Blues Swearengen J. Douglas Blues W. Bergkamp Patterson Ginest Lions Odd Fellows Burne Becker Bradfeld Burns Burroughs J. Edling Mansur Dewey

Kansas City Dragster Killed During Races

Louis Cangelose, 32, of Kansas City died in an A fuel drag race at Springfield Ozark Dragway. His parachute failed to deploy and the car crashed after 197 mph run during American Hot Rod Association division races. Cangelose was Missouri fuel champion and planned retirement this year.

Springfield Louis Cangelose Kansas City Cangelose Springfield Ozark Dragway

Beaffy Belter Captures St Paul Open Crown

Raymond Floyd, a 22 year old with a powerful game, won the St Paul Open by four strokes, posting a 279 14 under par total after a final round 69. Fred Palmer and Joe Campell praised his talent while Gene Littler Tommy Aaron and Nicklaus chased. Randy Glover tied the PGA tour record with 19 putts but finished 284.

Paul Minn Raymond Floyd Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Power Brigade Floyd Keller Tommy Aaron Gene Littler Palmer Doug Sanders Aaron Dean Refram Nicklaus Bruce Devlin Joe Campell Dick Sikes Gardner Dickingon Randy Glover

Odd Fellows Edge Kiwanis in Knot Hole Youth Play

Odd Fellows defeated Kiwanis 13 to 7 at Alta Brown School playground in a Knot Hole Youth League game. IOOF built a five run fourth inning on three hits, finished with 14 hits to Kiwanis's 8. Key for IOOF were Becker with a double and a single, and Tresner, Yost, Burroughs, and Lord with two singles each. Tresner earned the win with six strikeouts and four walks over six innings.

Odd Fellows Kiwanis Alta Brown School Knothole IOOF Becker Tresner Yost Burroughs Lord Carter Fogelman Douglas Dawson Cannon The

Willard Stars as East Thumps West in All-American Game

Ken Willard led the East with a record 123 rushing yards on 18 carries as the East defeated the West 34-14 in the All-American game. John Huarte threw TD passes and Nor: Notre Dame's star won MVP honors. Gale Sayers added 52 yards and a score for the West, while Dick Butkus anchored the East defense with 16 tackles.

Buffalo N.Y Ken Willard North Carolna San Francisco 49Ers Dick Butkus Ilinois Willard John Huarte New York Jets Notre Dame Ara Parseghian Jack Snow Syracuse Jim Nance Tom Nowatzke Indiana Rollie Stichweh Army Gale Sayers Kansas Chicago Bears Carer Sayers Rick Redman Washington Huarte Butkus Bears

Movie Star's Daughter Wins Tennis Crown

Mimi Henreid of UCLA, daughter of actor Paul Henreid, won the U S Lawn Tennis Association Women’s Collegiate Championship final 6-1 1-6 6-1 against Nadine Netter of Wellesley. doubles champs from Mary Baldwin College were Nancy Falkenberg and Cynthia Geoeltz, who beat Pat Kenenah and Sandra Zeese 6-4 6-1.

Greensboro N.C Mimi Henreid UCLA Daugh’ter Paul Hennreid

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