Brewer Sparks Hot Golf Run At Jacksonville Open
Gay Brewer Jr. fires a 67 to sit one stroke off the 66 lead as the Greater Jacksonville Open enters round two in Florida. Bolt matches 66 while Tommy and others contend. Brewer faces personal worry over his 18 month old daughter Kelly's hip operation, planning to return home after the 72 hole event.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gay Brewer Jr
Tommy Bolt
Brewer
Kelly
Dallas
Bolt
Top College Coaches Lead Rocky Mountain Sports Camp
Breckenridge Colorado two renowned college basketball coaches Lex Walseth of Colorado and Bob Spear of Air Force Academy will direct the basketball segment of the Rocky Mountain Sports Camp expanding this year to include basketball and wrestling. Sessions run July 2–17 and July 17–31, with 140 boys per session and junior and senior groups. Information available by writing F C Box AWGP Breckenridge Colorado.
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Breckenridge
Colo
Lex Walscih
Colorado University
Bob Spear
Air Force Academy
Rocky Mountain
Spear
Walseth
Colorado
Ken Chariton
Chuck Gardner
The
Air Forces Academy
DePauw University
Rocky Mountain Camp
F.C. Box
Culoraro
St Mary of the Plains Opens Spring Grid Practice
St Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City kicks off spring grid drills with about 50 candidates. Matt May enters his second season as head coach guiding seven practice sessions and a post holiday scrimmage ahead of an April 30 spring game. Assistants include Leo Vap and John Schmiedeler with seven transfers joining returning players for an eight game 1906 slate opening September 10 vs Southwestern College.
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Dodge City
St. Mary of the Plains College
Matt May
Cavaliers
National Assn
Intercallegiate Athletics
Eile
Southern Cal Bid Faces Slow Start At NCAA Meet
AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo AP Southern California opens with a rough start as Indiana and Michigan surge to early leads in the opening five events. Indiana leads the team race with 9 points, followed by Michigan 4, Southern Cal 60, Michigan State 41, Stanford 88 and Ohio State 37 among 58 schools. Thirteen events remain before the champion is decided Saturday night.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Southern California
Indiana
Michigan
Southern Cal
Michigan State
Stanford
Ohio State
Repeat NAIA All-Stars Dominate 1966 Selection
Kansas City AP reports three players repeat to the NAIA 10 man All Star squad from 1965. Ken Wilburn and Gene Summers join guard Jimmy Rose as repeat selections with other first team picks like Al Tucker and Pat Caldwell rising from prior honors.
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Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Ken Wilburn
Central
State
Ohio
Gene Summers
Northern Michigan
Jimmy Rose
Georgia Southern
al Tucker
Oklahoma Baptist
Shawnee
Okla
Pat Caldwell
Rockhurst
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Rose
Logan
Gary Liberatore
New Haven
Conn
Tucker
Curt Gammell
Pacific Lathern
Washington
Jim Shuler
Carson Newman
Tennessee
Earl Beechum
Texas
Rose Enters K-Mite Run
Rose Enters K-Mite Run Humboldt Garden City teacher Rose enters the 26 mile Humboldt race on Saturday April 2 co sponsored by Humboldt Chamber of Commerce and Humboldt Jaycees sanctioning by Missouri Valley Road Runners AAU Arne Richards Manhattan joins as a notable entrant. Runners go 13 miles east on Highway 169 to Elsmore then back to Humboldt first five finishers win trophies others medal.
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Humboldt
John Rose
Garden City
The
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Humboldt Jaycees
Missouri Valley Road Runners Club
AAU
Arne Richards
Manhattan
Missouri Valley Aau
Rose
Colorado
Elsmore
Margaret Blattner
Allen County
Hutchison School
Two Big Scores Feature Bowling On Garden Rowl
Garden Bowl action in the 1965-66 Coffee League week 26 saw Charlotte Yardley 233 for Kool Kitties boosting her club to 36 games of 225 or more this season. Marilyn Holcomb hit a 622 series, her fifth big set, as Gut ter Dusters posted high team game 783 and top team series 2318 while results record Antrom Motors over Eye Openers 2048-1948 and Gut ter Dusters over Kool Kitties 2318-2142.
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Garden Rowl
Charlotte Yardley
Kool Kitties
Charlotte
Marilyn Holcomb
Gutter Dusters
Keglers
Marilyn
Tops
Alta Clawson
Lakin
Polly Kerr
Yelen Careathers
Antrom Motors
Alley Debs
Rusty Four
Crazy Cats
Teams Sell KC A's Tickets to Boost Season Sales
Kansas City AP report notes fifty teams sold 86452 dollars of A's tickets, raising season totals to 3155. Salesmen, mainly Greater Kansas City Sports Commission members, moved 387 season tickets and 168 scrip books. Scrips convert to game tickets. Mehl says daily totals surpassed any previous day and goals may be met by April 9.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Greater Kansas City Sports Commission
Ernest Mehl
Commission
Mehl
Cutting Horse Event at Meade Meade County Fair Grounds
The Kansas Cutting Horse Assn held a two day event at Meade County fair grounds with about 150 spectators and 75 members. Mike Crennian on Star Lee Bert won the open division Saturday. Bob Martin on Gold Bueno led Sunday open. Several novice divisions paid out, with Bill Spurgeon and Ed Miller each earning top money. A Sunday only novice contest produced a tie between Ed Miller and Lawrence Davidson. The association signed 15 new members and a May 21 show is planned in Minneola with the annual end of school rodeo.
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Meade
Meade County Fairgrounds
Kansas Cutting Horse Assn
Pat Jacobs
Association
Mike Crennian
Lee Bert
Bob Martin
Greensburg
Gold Bueno
Ashland
Willy Bahoo
Norman Johnson
Hays
Sandy King
Ed Miller
Bill Spurgeon
Gate
Okla
Dunn
State Association
Bill Spur
Geon
Pete Nichols
Garden City
Red Bert McQue
Mike Drennan
Star Lee Bert
Cress L Seota
Champ’s Choice
Wheat Hancock
Lawrence Davidson
Dirk
Roberts
Dodge City
Jacobs
Minneola
Clark County Fair Board
Garden City Buffs Lead in Sluggish Wichita Meet
Jim Hartley paced Garden City High in the Wichita South Invitational, finishing strong with a broad jump third and high hurdles fourth. The Buffs placed fifth among 11 schools as Wichita East dominated with 71 points and Wichita South trailed in sixth. Hartley anchored relays and contributed in 440, while teammates Memo Proudfit, Meschke, Swearengen, Nelson, and Pierce posted notable marks to highlight Garden City's showing.
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Wichita
Garden City High
Wayne Dickerson
Buffs
Garden
Wichita East
Wichita Heights
Wichita Southeast
Wichita North
Wichita South
Garden City
Hutchinson
Wichita West
Wichita Kaupaun
Wellington
Wichita Bishop Carroll
Jim Hartley
Robert Proudfit
Larry Meschke
Randy Swearengen
Stewart Nelson
Larry Pierce
East
Lynn Lightner
Ernie Brungardt
Bobby Williams
Mike Mann
Sam Hands
Hands
Phillips
Nelson
Mann
Brungardt
Williams
Roy Caywood
Mast
Need
Ray Waters
Waters
Ron Cripe
Garden to Defend Crown at Sterling Relays
Garden City High fields a fill squad for the Sterling Relays aiming to defend last springs Class AA title. Coach Wayne Dickerson lists entries across sprints, distance events, relays, and field events with athletes including Hartley Mann Hands Caywood Proudfit Meschke Paasch Just and Lightner Need Nelson Brungardt Williams Waters etc.
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Garden City High
Buffs
Sterling
Paasch
Mike Just
Jim Hartley
Male Culbertson
Jows Stewart Nelson
Lynn Lightner
Ernie Brungardt
Bob Williams
Hartley
Steve Need
Nelson
Richard Lightner
Ray Waters
Waters
Ron Cripe
Larry Pierce
Randy Swearengen
Don Geier
Dee Rupp
Roy Caywood
Garden City golfers place in Great Bend Invitational
Garden City finished sixth in the six-man division, ninth in the four-man division, and second in the two-man division at the Great Bend Invitational. Morganstern of Russell High was medalist with 72. Jones of Garden City tied for sixth in medals. Next event is Ellinwood Invitational Thursday at 9 a.m.
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Great Bend
Garden City High
Garden City
The
Buffs
Morganstern
Russell High
Bob Dawson
Pratt
Rumsey
Dodge City
Terry Jones
Hutchinson
Hays High
Russell
Larned
Lyons
Chase
Ellinwood
Southwestern Heights High of
Southwestern Heights
Bill Walker
John Dohogne
Max Wasinger
Larry Spikes
Garden
Bulls
Jones
Jim Schiffelbein
Dodgers Hurlers Shine In Spring Victory Over Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers blank Cincinnati 6 0 as young pitchers Don Sutton and Joe Moeller shine. Sutton, nearing 21, allows one hit in five innings while Moeller, 23, yields two in the rest. Both near solid spring form as Koufax and Drysdale holdout for three year $500000 deals, Dodgers offering $100000 and $85000.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
Joe Moeller
Dodger
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Sutton
Moeller
Alaneger Walter Alston
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Koufax
Drysdale
Scores Thursday's Baseball Results Report
Wednesday to Thursday scores list Houston edged Philadelphia 6 4 and Kansas City beat Detroit 6 5. Chicago A lost to Minnesota 6 8 while Atlanta routed Boston 11 4. St Louis defeated New York A 12 4 and Pittsburgh topped New York N 7 4. San Francisco beat Cleveland 10 0 and Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 0. California 1 Chicago N 0.
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Associated Press
Houston
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Atlanta
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
California
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Miller Barber
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Jack Rule Jr
Cedar Rapids
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Dave Stockton
San Bernardino
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Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Dan Sikes
Bert Weaver
Broadwater Beach
Miss
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Wildcats
Larry Wasson
YMCA
Grimsy Gym
Telegram
NAIA
Jim Chroust
Pittsburg State
Dewey Kalmer
Quincy
Darryl Jones
St. Benedicts
Kansas
Lee Crawley
Cleat Doyer
Fort Hays State
Ron Ford
Washburn
Harvey Daniels
Bethany
Bill Hicks
St. Mary of the Plains
Vince NeGreef
Gary Gibb
College of Emporia
Ken Rucas
Friends
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William Jewell
Steve Grace
Drury
al Payne
KCA
Merchant Police
JL Rigg
Bonded Service
NEW Moving CO
Davis van Lines
Buffaloes
Foge
Cheatoan Hips
Maurice King
Kerry Phillips
J. W. Johnson
Mile — Garden
Lake Barton Country Club
Great Bend Country Club
American Legion
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