Indians Split Twin Bill as Stange Shines for Cleveland
The Indians salvaged the doubleheader with a 13 inning win behind Lee Stange who struck out four in 1 1 3 innings. Stange outpitched Dave McNally as Cleveland moved two games ahead in the AL standings. Other major results included Yankees sweeping KC and a Tiger win over Chicago with Detroit scoring late.
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Associated Press
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Wame
Jaive Cleveland
Lwo
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Washington
Boston
California
Angels
New York
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Dave McNally
Cleveland
Dick Howser
Leon Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Wagner
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Brooks Robingon
RBI
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Stu Miller
Eddie Watt
al Dowing
Bob Friend
Pete Ramos
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Ralph Houk
Willie Horton
al Kaline
Tigers
White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Bill Skowron
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Gene Freese
Sox
Twins
Bernie Allen
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Perry
Ed Kirkpatrick
Rick Reichardt
Red Sox
Jose Santiago
Dick Radatz
Rico Petrocelli
Nebraska Clinches Big Eight Track Title Amid Record Smashing
Nebraska captured the Big Eight team title with 113 points as Charlie Greene led a record-smashing spree in Columbia. Greene won the 100 in 9.3 and anchored the 440 relay. Oklahoma’s John Perry and Jim Metcalf posted fast half miles, while Oklahoma State and Kansas contended for runner-up honors.
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Nebraska
Aiff
Charlie Greene
Kansas
Greene
Oklahoma
Henry Schulle
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma State
Frank Sevigne
Uusker
Sevigne
Kent Tarburton
Pete Scott
Seattle
Schulte
John Perry
Jim Metcalf
Tom Farrell
New York
Scott
Dave Crook
Bill Calhoun
Kansas State
Conrad Nightingale
Tom von Ruden
John Lawson
Ron Tull
Missouri
Steve Herndon
Chris McCubbins
Dave Kudron
Gary Ard
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Weekend Events
Saturday results include New York beating San Francisco 11 to 4 and Houston over Philadelphia 6 to 5 in 1 inning. Sunday results show New York 6 San Francisco 1 and Philadelphia 5 Houston 3. Upcoming games include Houston at Chicago and Cincinnati at New York.
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W. L. Pet
San Fram
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadel
New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Nicklaus Lema Tie for Lead at New Orleans Open
In New Orleans, Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema share the lead at 208 after 54 holes in the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club, with Frank Beard and Bob Goalby tied at 209. A rainout soaked the course and scores, disrupting the final round. Nicklaus endured a traffic crash while en route and noted neck stiffness concerns but appeared ready to play.
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New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Lakewood Country Club
Nicklaus
Lema
Frank Beard
Bob Goalby
Ensign Golfer Wins Jetmore Open by Five Strokes
Clarence Herrman of Ensign captured the Jetmore Open at Jetmore Country Club by five strokes. He posted 64 total over 18 holes, six under par, in a field of 71 golfers from 10 area towns. Alvin Dixon and Olan Koontz of Jetmore finished second and third in the championship flight.
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Clarence Herrman
Ensign
Jetmore Country Club
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Olan Koontz
Dale Neeley
Kinsley
W. F. Daggett
Cimarron
Neeley
Larry Stucker
Garden Cilian
Randy Richardson
Garden City
Ed Cox
Cox
Dodge Cillans
Olin Shurmard
Troy Hunnicutt
C. W. Kazmaier
Lewis
J. Wooderson
Larned
Virgil Alan
Dodge City
Ike Litzenberger
Fairway
Garden
Entries Increase for National Jaco Meet Here
Thirty seven junior colleges from sixteen states have indicated they will compete Friday and Saturday in the 25th annual national junior college track and field meet. About fifty schools are expected with preliminaries Friday night and finals in track field events. Saturday features semi finals in running events and finals in broad jump and discus. The largest crowd is expected for the Saturday night finals with national champions crowned. Teams listed include Amarillo Iola Bacone Blackhawk Blinn Cameron Catonsville Coffeyville Dodge City Flint Mick Garden City Haskell Hutchinson Howard County Joliet Parsons Lubbock Christian McCook Mesa Miami Dade Montgomery New Mexico Military Institute A T Farmingdale Northeastern Colorado Phoenix Pratt Ricks College St John San Jacinto South Plains Southwest Oregon Victoria Vincennes Worthington Snow College.
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Tex
Iola
Bacone
Okla
Blackhawk College of
Howard County
Big Spring
Jollet, I
Parsons
Lubbock
Sooners Near Baseball Title
Oklahoma Sooners eye a seventh Big Eight baseball championship in 22 years under coach Jack Baer, with a rainout sealing the title for Oklahoma or Oklahoma State. Oklahoma carries 11-2 to Colorado while OSU sits 10-7 as Nebraska and Kansas State also pursue series wins. players like Larry Patterson and Cary Neibauer starred in recent games amid tight race standings.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Jack Baer
Oklahoma Sooners
Nebraska
Town State
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Larry Patterson
Cary Neibauer
Colorado
Lincoln
Huskers
Kansas
Lawrence
Cyclones
Jim Shanks
John Adams
Gary Howard
OSU
Oklahoma State
K-State
Mantattan
Falcons Sign Dan Grimm From Packers In Expansion Draft
The Atlanta Falcons announced the signing of Dan Grimm a 245 pound guard from Green Bay to a 1966 contract. Grimm 25 played for the University of Colorado and was Green Bay s fifth round pick in 1963 acquired in February expansion draft.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Dan Grimm
Green Bay
Falcons
National Football League
Grimm
University of Colorado
Packers
Seagren Sets World Pole Vault Mark at Fresno Meet
Bob Seagren vaulted 17 feet 54 inches at the West Coast Relays in Fresno to claim the world outdoor record while also topping the indoor mark he holds. Art Walker added a 54 feet 4 inch triple jump as meet records fell. Brigham Young took the team title with 64% points, and USC won the two-mile relay in 7:17.6.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Bob Seagren
Los Angeles
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Seattle
Gerry Lindren
Washington State University
Ron Clarke
Lindgren
Pacific Athletic Conference
Seagren
Fred Hansen
Rice
Art Walker
Poland
Jozef Schmidt
Walker
Southern California Striders Club
Brigham Young
New Mexico
Oerler
Randy Matson
John Dobroth
Roy Barrus
Ralph Boston Jong
USC
Rochester Captures Calder Cup Crown
Rochester wins its second straight Calder Cup as Bob Perreault shines in a 4-2 series clincher over Cleveland. The goalie blanked the Barons for 143 minutes 25 seconds, including a 3-2 come from behind win in game six.
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Rochester
Cleveland
Bob Perreault
Perreault
Cleveland Barons
Garden City Juco sits 10th at Hutch Jayhawk meet
Garden City Juco finished 10th in the Jayhawk Juco Conference track and field meet at Hutchinson. Hutchinson dominated with 98 points, Dodge City was runner-up with 27, while Garden City totaled 10 points in a meet where Bob Ford of LaCrosse won shot put and Garden's 440 relay placed fourth.
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Hutchinson
Jayhawk
Blue Dragons
Dodge City
Fort Scott
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Chanute
Pratt
Tola
Parsons
Garden
Coffeyville
Bob Ford
Broacbusters
Kent Ernest Holcombsoph
Jerry Powell
Bill Rome
Roger Wieck
Galen Schmidt
Big Eight approves 1967 basketball TV series
The Big Eight faculty reps approved a 10 game basketball television series for 1967 and revised football bowl expenses plus revenue sharing. Requests to participate in the National Invitation tournament and a 26 game 1968 schedule were turned down. Nebraska received permission for a 20 game five week South America tour in 1967, first by a Big Eight team, with rules limiting tours to once in five years. Two players, Ron Lang and Lynn Baker, were granted hardship year extensions.
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Columbia, Mo
NCAA
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South America
Ron Lang
Kansas
Lynn Baker
Colorado
Baker
Rusty Farr Leads High Scores in 1965-66 Coffee League
Rusty Farr of the Rusty Four rolled a 199 game and contributed to a strong team showing as Garden Rowl hosted week 35. Marilyn Holcomb topped the high series with 500 for Gut ter Dusters, while Eye Openers posted the top team series at 2,068 and Rusty Four the top team game at 754.
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Rusty Four
Garden Rowl
Coffee League
Marilyn Holcomb
Gutter Dusters
Rusty Faur
Kool Kitties
Alley Debs
Rusty
Crazy Cats
Ankrom
Fort Hays Retains Central Conference Track Title
Fort Hays State won the Central Conference track championship scoring 1024 points in Emporia. Emporia State finished second, Pittsburg State third, followed by Omaha and Washburn. Six conference records fell, split evenly between Friday and Saturday events.
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Emporia
Kan
Fort Hays State
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Omaha
Washburn
Selby Wins Satanta Horseshoe Tourney Fourth Straight
Orval Selby of Satanta captured his fourth consecutive Satanta Day horseshoe singles title by defeating Forrest Simpson 21 to 5 in the finals. Wayne Lucas teamed with Selby to win the doubles crown, beating Walter Preedy and Kenneth Preedy as the best of three games. Ronald Stice was the tournament director.
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Selby
Wayne Lucas
Walter Preedy
Kenneth
Forrest Simpson
Ronald Stice
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