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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
5
Terry leads the Indians to an 8 5 victory over Boston to grab the AL lead as he records his eighth win. Cleveland moves 1/2 game ahead of Minnesota after winning 16 of 18 and extending his hot stretch to four straight wins with five complete games and two shutouts.
NEW YORK AP Felix Mantilla a New York native was named to the 1965 American League All Star team to face the National League on July 13 at Minnesota. Mantilla led the AL in RBIs and beat Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson for the opening lineup spot. Other starters included Earl Battey Bill Skowron and Rocky Colavito. The AL starting squad features players from Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Boston Chicago and Minnesota. Washington Los Angeles and Kansas City were shut out.
Fort Hays State College awarded 126 athletic letters for 1964-65 across eight intercollegiate sports. Notable honorees include Jerry Katz a senior from FIS with two numerals in track and cross country, Craig Thomas of Dighton earning his first track letter, Keith Riley of Dighton gaining a provisional track letter, Terry Cleveland of Garden City a freshman earning his first tennis letter, and Neal Kinland of Tribune earning his second basketball numeral.
Mets manager Casey Stengel will start 25 year old Tom Parsons over 34 year old Frank Larry for today's game with Cincinnati after a 3 6 loss to Milwaukee. The club hopes younger arms can halt a seven game losing streak paced by 44 year old Warren Spahn of Milwaukee.
Printing and reproduction workers at Cape Kennedy end a six day wildcat strike after agreeing to arbitration. Locals 780 and 666 of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes voted to end picketing. Over 2,000 construction workers honored the picket lines at McGregor and Werner Inc delaying space center projects.
Robert E. Morris of Tacoma Washington and Jack Butler of Atlanta Georgia each shot one under par 69 to lead after the opening round of the 80th annual amateur championship of the National Association of Left-Handed Golfers. Morris is a 46 year old school teacher and carded two birdies and one bogey while Butler had three birdies against two bogeys.
U S Open champ Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Arnie Palmer miss the Western Open but top money winners attend a 135 player field. Tony Lema, last year’s Western Open sixth place finisher, boosts the event’s prestige before his British Open title defense at Royal Birkdale. Chi Chi Rodriguez won last year with 268 16 under par as Lema heads to England after the tournament.
Ulysses edged Garden City 6-5 in a Plains League baseball thriller. Winning run scored in bottom of the sixth as Green walked and Jerry Finch's sacrifice fly plated him. Lloyd Howard earned the win with key strikeouts in the seventh. Garden piled six hits in the sixth, but no errors for Ulysses.
W J Schiffelbein of Neelys Market and Don Coulter of Red Balloon tied for medalist honors after scoring 41 on the back nine at Jaycee Airlinks. Week two results see Neelys Market defeat Garden City Jaycees by seven, Foster Music tops FAA by fifteen, Modern Radio edges Northern Natural Gas by one, Reds Cities Service defeats Gardiner Dairy by ten, and Austins Cafe narrowly beats Red Balloons by one. This week’s matches include Red Balloon against Foster Music and FAA against Northern Natural, with others to follow.
Three girls and boys softball games were held Tuesday at Garfield School playground. Optimist Club Tee-Ball League featured girls ages 8 to 10 with the Bobcats beating the Bears 21 to 20 and Leopards topping the Cougars 8 to 7. A Pepsi-Cola League make-up saw Jets 15 Comets 10.
In Des Moines AP report Darrell Snyder of Winfield seeded No. 1 defeated Dickie Smith of Ponca City 6 1 6 Tuesday in the Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Tournament. Spencer Burke of St. Louis beat Jim Blomgren 6 0 6 0 and Charles Allen of Overland Park defeated Jeff Corbin 6 3 6 3.
Sandy Koufax tallies his 13th win in a 9-3 Dodgers victory over San Francisco, completing a masterful June with six wins. Ellis fights to his 13th despite 14 innings, Reds split with Pittsburgh after dropping a 2-1 decision, then win 7-5 in nightcap. Other NL results include Philadelphia over St. Louis 7-1 and Milwaukee over New York 8-6. rain: Houston-Chicago. In AL, Cleveland tops aston 8-5, Minnesota over Chicago 7-6, Baltimore beats Detroit 3-2, Washington defeats New York 2-1.
Oceanport New Jersey AP trainer Carl Hanford dismissed questions about Kelso retirement. The Kentucky bred, five time Horse of the Year, finished third in a six furlong $5,000 allowance at Monmouth Park and will race in the Diamond State Handicap at Delaware Park on July 10. Powhatan's Cachito won the race under Don Brumfield paying $37.40.
Denver AP reports Russell Sox Walseth age 39 longtime University of Colorado head basketball coach received a five year contract on Tuesday after nine years in Boulder He had annual contracts in the East previously.
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Joe Namath, the Jets rookie quarterback from Alabama, passed his first postoperation test at Shea Stadium after knee surgery on January 25. Coach Weeb Ewbank says Namath will practice with the team and start in the rookie game with Boston, with early camp dates and exhibition games outlined.
A special cleanup session for Fansler Field is called for tonight. Lights will be turned on at the softball field starting at 7 p.m. Authorized personnel only at Finnup Park, with volunteers to meet at the main gate on 4th Street and be escorted by a softball organization member.
Odd Fellows defeated Knights of Columbus Reds 5 2 at Alta Brown School in a Knothole league contest. All runners scored on singles with Becker collecting two hits. Tresner earned the win, Brungardt the loss, and a make-up game is set at Alla Brawn today at 6 p.m. The Shriners face the Kiwanis, followed by Knights of Columbus Blues versus Kiwanis, with Friday Shriners versus IOOF and Saturday Lions versus Knight Reds. The New York AP report notes Red Auerbach will coach one more year before moving to an executive role with the Celtics under new owners.
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