Marichal Still to Lose a Game
Giants ace Juan Marichal extended his winning streak to seven with a 5-0 shutout of Pittsburgh, lowering his ERA to 0.76 after allowing six hits and six strikeouts in the complete game. The win kept San Francisco atop the NL and widened their lead to 46 games in the standings.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Whe Lt Rose
San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Giants
Marichal
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Double Event Tuesday for Women Golfers at Garden City
First round of the handicap tournament is set for weekly ladies day at Garden City Country Club with regular play for low scores on par four holes. Last Tuesday's event crowned Marolyn Chmelka in the 8 hole flight and Grace Craig in the 9 hole flight.
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Garden City Country Club
Yast
Marolyn Chmelka
Grace Craig
Leoti Syracuse Cup Titles In Tribune Invitational Meet
Leoti Syracuse and Sharon Springs led team events as the fifth Tribune Invitational track meet crowned Leoti Syracuse and Sharon Springs champions. About 250 students from 13 schools in two states competed in sixth, seventh, and eighth grade divisions with multiple records set across events.
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Tribune
Leoti
Syracuse
Sharon Springs
Marion Harper
Jack Hamilton
Lakin
Seoti
High Plains School
Marienthal
Manter
Holcomb
Scott Schneider
Dash
Smith
Leati
Bills Emwillms
Billemwillms
Stanley Stewart
Witzel
Bauck
High Plains
Grusing
Fairchild
Lak
Holly
Plainview
Bill Lewis
Lewis
Rex Whalen
Whalen
Cards Win First In New Stadium
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Atlanta Braves 4-3 in 12 innings to inaugurate their new circular stadium before a record 46,048. Lou Brock delivered a bases loaded run scoring single in the 12th, with Curt Flood and Orlando Cepeda contributing earlier. Felipe Alou homered twice for Atlanta as Ken Johnson won on the mound for St. Louis.
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Marichal
Jim Hart
Jesus Alou
Ohie Brown
Pirate
Rod Veale
Hart
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Brown
Donn Clendenon
Giants
Cardinals
Atlanta
Braves
Lou Brock
Felipe Alou
Alex Johnson
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Busch Stadium
Brack
Curt Flood
Fiood
Orlando Cepeda
Joe Torre
Cepeda
Charley Smith
Brock
Marnieta Pile Tops Garden Bowl High Game in 44th Week
Marnieta Pile rolled 221 for Welders Supply as Meadow Lark Women’s League neared season end in 1965 66. Alta Clawson led Western Motors with a 557 series. Welders Supply posted 965 team game and 2 650 team series. Western Motors blanked Five Points 66 Service Station 3 0, while Alice Embree had 181 and 490 for Cottonwood Women’s League.
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Garden Bowl
Meadow Lark
Alta Clawson
Western Motors
Welders
Quint Automotive Service
Ankrom Motors
Alice Embree
Cottonwood Women’s League
Walls Iga Foodliner
Western Auto Store
Walls Foodliner
Production Credit Assn
McClung Pharmacy
Hutchison Elected To Head Kids Inc In Liberal
Bob Hutchison has been elected president of Kids, Inc. in Liberal succeeding Ron Cook who led the group for five terms. The independent organization promotes wrestling football baseball and basketball for local youth and was formed five years ago.
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Bob Hutchison
Kids, Inc
Ron Cook
Cook
Snakeroot Panacea Once Popular in Quack Remedies
Snakeroot or milkwort was famed as a universal cure, once commonly added by quacks to nostrums alongside snake oil and swamp water.
YMCA Mat Champions Crowned at Local High School
The second annual YMCA boys wrestling tourney crowned Garfield Longhorns team champions with 128 points after 14 weight divisions. Hutchison School and St. Mary each placed, while 104 boys from grades four to six competed under coaches from Garden City High and four district schools.
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YMCA
Bob Wilson
Garden City High
Ken Gardner
Garden High
this @asay
Pernonus Sat
Mike Brungardt
Hutchison School
Don Keller
St. Mary
Garfield
Longhorns
Bob Williams
Ron Wilson
Kent Seba
Georgia Matthews
John Lightner
Pete Warner
Ron Mills
Stewart Nelson
Mustangs
Gary Slough
Jones School
Larrry Richardson
Alta
Standings and Scores From The Associated Press Ledger
The standings show San Fran and Houston leading with 16 and 11 wins. Pittsburgh Chicago and New York follow with mixed results and percentages. Thursday results include Philadelphia beating Los Angeles 5-1 and St Louis downing Atlanta 4-3 in 12 innings.
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Giants
Houston
New York
St. Lois
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Fran
Pittshirgh
Philadel
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
John Farmer Leads Keg Sweep in Wheatbelt Bowling Night
John Farmer rolled 235 single and 597 series at Garden Bowl as Wheatbelt League marks Week 35 of 1965-66. Rogers Paint Store led team scores with 2,916 pins, defeating National Alfalfa 3-1. other results include L&E Implement and Eastside Iron and Metal, State Highway Dept., and Garden City Co-op squaring several matches. Lois Witman topped Sunflower League with a 575 series. Ed Porter Lumber posted 2,552 as best team total.
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John Farmer
Wheatbelt League
State Highway Dept
S&e Implement
Rogers Paint Store
National Alfalfa
Rickman Body Shop
Martin Construction
L&e
Eastside Iron and Metal
Birkle-Cooper Builders
Gano- Horace Grain
Elliott Printers
Fansler
Garden Belle Lumber
Smith Land Co
Northwestern Typewriter
Hazel Peterson
Ed Porter Lumber Co
Sunflower League
Lois Witman
Garden City
Ed Porter Lumber
Lois
Garden Bowl
Barber Homes
Laughlin Electric
Fulton St
Texaco
Ed Poyter Lumber Co
Spencer’s
Kerr
West
Apco
Garden City Co-op
Gene Austin
Alliott
Garden City Scale Co
Friend School dominates Memorial Stadium track meet divisional crowns
Finney County rural grade schools held the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade track meet at Memorial Stadium. Friend won the sixth grade with 43 percent of points, Jennie Barker's team topped the seventh grade with 49 points, and Friend claimed the eighth grade title with 45 points. Individual winners include Colette Doll Theont and Susan Blackburn Friend, with relays and field events scattered among Theont Plymell Lincoln Jennie Barker and Pierceville.
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Memorial Stadium
Finney County
Lincoln
Friend
Plymell
Pierceville
Valentine
Jennie Barker
Theoni
Theont
Elmer Bartlett
Wayne Dickerson
Don Powell
Colette Doll
Delores Winter
Mary Ann Bayer
Anita Hahn
Susan Smith
Gail Ann Smith
Stacy Crist
Nancy Smith
Theonl
Celia Crouse
Gila
Susan Blackburn
Yaord
Sue Hibler
Karen Helman
Brenda Snodgrass
Ceila Crouse
Vivian Barnes
Sandy Davis
Jeff Crist
Tim Gillan
Cedric
Irnnie Barker
Max Craig
Ronie Leiker
Rex Mead
Cedric Hands
Max Crate
Joel& Doll
Bobby Dechant
Valentina
Linda Daniels
Sandy Savolt
Rosie Wehkamp
Theon
Nicklaus Leads Pack In Greater New Orleans Open
Nicklaus and four others shared the first round lead with four under par 68 at the Greater New Orleans Open. Tony Lema, Bob Goalby, Frank Beard and Charles Coody tied for second at 68 or 69 as rain disrupted play. Other notables included Tommy Bolt, Lionel Hebert, Tommy Aaron, Jack Montgomery, Arnold Palmer, Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer in the crowded leaderboard.
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Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Aaron
Jack Montgomery
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Bender to Topeka Post
Gary Bender the former Ulysses High star and Wichita State alumnus will become sports director for WIBW radio and television in Topeka. He replaces Dev Nelson who moves to Kansas State University. Bender has broadcast Shocker sports and KU games and will start August 1 after duty with the Air National Guard.
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Ulysses High
Gary Bender
Tiger
Wichita State University
Herb
Gary
WIBW
Topeka
Dev Nelson
Kansas State University
Wichita State
Young Bender
KMUW
University of Kansas
KLWN
KWBW
Hutchinson
Bender
Kansas Air National Guard
Roosevelt Junior High Adopts Rough Riders Nickname
Great Bend Roosevelt Junior High voters rename their teams the Rough Riders to honor Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders from the Spanish American War. The Panther Kit tens nickname for the junior high is retired while the high school teams remain Black Panthers.
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Roosevelt Junior High
Rough Riders
Great Bend
Roosevelt
Panther Kittens
Black Panthers
Theodore Roosevelt
Sports Banquet at St Marys School of Garden City
Annual banquet for St Mary's School athletes in Garden City to be held Sunday at 9 a.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall. Seventh and eighth grade boys and fathers attend. Athletes introduced by Coach Laddie Hernandez. Letters in basketball and track awarded. Bob Brungardt and Bob Greer also on program.
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St. Mary’s School
Garden City
Knights of Columbus Hall
Laddie Hernandez
Bob Brungardt
Knights of Columbus
Bob Greer
Telegram
Ten Teams Sign Up for Liberal Summer Softball Program
Liberal plans a summer softball program with ten teams, seven in fast pitch and three in slow pitch. More teams are expected and two leagues will form. Play starts June 6 with Larry Stephens as summer softball director.
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Liberal
Larry Stephens
Preliminaries May Answer Big Eight Track Questions
The Big Eight track championship could be decided in preliminaries at Memorial Stadium as key men face injury concerns. Charlie Greene, Gary Schwartz, and Art Cortez may shape outcomes in sprint, discus, and jumps while Missouri hosts and several meets records hang in the balance.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Columbia
Memorial Stadium
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Gary Schwartz
Kansas
Art Cortez
Schwartz
Cortez
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