Golf Pros Feud With PGA Over Sinatra Tournament
In New York AP reports touring golf pros threaten to break from the PGA over a potential Sinatra hosted event near Bob Hope’s classic. The players favored the Sinatra tournament while PGA officials, led by Max Elbin, opposed it to protect the Bob Hope event. Meetings in New Orleans and Fort Worth failed to produce action.
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Baseball Play To Start Here In Garden City Weekend
Garden City opens baseball with multiple youth levels this summer and a five state league including Hugo ton, Dodge City, and Oklahoma entries Guyman and Hooker. Elks Legion starts Sunday at Scott City for ages 16 to 18 under Cleve Spencer, plus Knights of Columbus travel squad begins Saturday at Scott City for ages 15 to 18. Minor League action at Clint Lightner Field features six local teams with doubleheaders and post season K-18 play ending in Lucas.
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Dodge City
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Scott City
Cleve Spencer
Rugged Sidney
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Knights of Columbs
Bob Brungardt
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Knights of Columbus Blues
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Lightner Field
Lucas
Reds
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Double Jaco Champion Wanted Cage Award
Champions from diverse backgrounds dominated 15 events at the 26th national junior college track meet. Northeastern Colorado Jaco of Sterling star Bill Aeschlimann led in broad and triple jumps with marks near 24 feet and 46 feet. Steve Dunn tied the pole vault meet record at 14 feet 6 inches, and Steve Kuykendall won the shot put with 51 feet 43/4 inches, also placing fourth in discus.
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Telegram
Bob Greer
Bill Aeschilmann
Colorado
Jaco
Sterling
Aeschilmann
George Brown
Compton
Calif
Glenn Graepel
New York A&t College of
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Graepel
Auestion
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Colo
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Northeastern
Burlington High
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Phoenix
Ariz
Boyd Epley
Richard McPeek
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Union High School
Tempe
Arizona
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Mesa
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Wray
Brigham Young University
Braves Hold Off Cardinals In 2-0 Victory
Denny Lemaster overcame early control issues to hold St Louis to one hit through seven. The Braves scored both runs in the fifth with two out as Felipe Alou hit a homer with Woody Woodward on base. Lou Brock had the lone Cardinal hit.
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Denny Lemaster
St. Louis
Atlanta
Braves
Cardinals
Kansas City Athletics
Lou Brock
Felipe Alou
Woody Woodward
Woodward
Bob Gibson
Dick Hughes
Dick Kelley
Kansas City
Minnesota
Dave Boswell
Twins
Jim Hunter
Athletics
Phillies Recall Sub For Hurler Chris Short
The Phillies called up pitcher Larry Loughlin from the San Diego club in the Pacific Coast League to replace left-hander Chris Short who was placed on the 21 day injured list. Short suffered a torn knee ligament in a collision during warmups prior to a game with the Giants.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Larry Loughlin
San Diego
Chris Short
Phillies
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St. Louis
Short
Phils
Doug Clemens
San Francisco Giants
Hornung Happy To Be a Saint
Portland AP report says Green Bay star Paul Hornung, limited in recent seasons, is now with New Orleans. He speaks at a banquet and discusses his shoulder, Elijah Pitts replacing him, the NFL AFL merger, and the tougher path for future players. He notes the AFL’s lower defense compared with Kansas City’s, and dismisses salary concerns due to his past.
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Third baseman Rich Allen aims for 50 homers and 150 strikeouts
Philadelphia infielder Rich Allen projects a bold season with potential 50 home runs and 150 strikeouts across 150 games, reflecting a high-risk, high-reward power hitting plan for the year.
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Philadelphia
Standings and results from Wednesday in National 2
Cincinnati beat Chicago 4-3 while Los Angeles won 8 to New York 2. Atlanta tied St. Louis 0 to 0 as Pittsbigh posted 7 and Houston 4, with San Francisco at Philadelphia. Schedule shows Cincinnati at Chicago and St. Louis at Atlanta tonight, plus Friday matchups including Atlanta at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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14 Team Tourney Field Seen for Weekend Meet
A weekend preseason men's slow-pitch softball tourney may feature 14 teams rather than 16. Garden City teams dominate entrants with Dodge City Potential new entries from Leots Liberals and Liberal posted. Byes likely for two Garden City clubs. schedule spanning Friday to Sunday at Fansler and Cleaver Fields. Final results and pairings to be listed in Friday Telegram.
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Green Butane Service
Leots
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
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Guadalupe Church
Southwest Milk Producers
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Cleaver Field
Scott City
Trijune
Satanta
Familiar Syracuse Golf Winner Repeats at Open
A familiar name, Lou Campbell of Lamar Cols, won the Syracuse Golf Club open held Sunday at a nine-hole layout with perfect weather. He shot subpar 106 for 27 holes to claim the title, with Kent Reyman of Holly Colo as runner up at 109 and Dale Holdren of Coolidge third at 110.
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Lamar
Cols
Sunderpar
Kansas
Colorado
Kent Reyman
Holly
Colo
Dale Holdren
Coolidge
R. Berger
Eads
Rollo Brown
Kendall
Ray Davis
Bob Holdren
R. H. Musselman
Bob Couch
Gene McKenzie
Hartman
Bob Lance Kreit
Joe Dennis
C ‘Flight
Dr. C. E. Petterson
Lonnie Mulberry
Granada
Gridders Named Ambassadors for KU Football Tour
Lawrence AP reports Kansas will send Bobby Douglass and Bruce Peterson as football ambassadors in June to August 1967. They will visit civic clubs and KU alumni groups, discuss Jayhawk prospects, and show a 1966 highlight film. Coordinator Floyd Temple says this marks the eighth summer of such goodwill tours statewide.
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Bobby Douglass
Jim Dorado
Bruce Peterson
Prairie Village
Kansas
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Floyd Temple
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