Marichal Dominates In 1-0 Win Over Phillies
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched a 10 hit shutout duel, earning his ninth victory and fourth shutout as the Giants edged the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0. Marichal struck out 10 and walked one, aided by a ninth inning run scoring on a misplayed ball after a pinch hit. The game featured late suspense as Herm Franks used pinch hitters and Knowles walked Manny Mota before Belton Barton delivered the decisive single.
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Associated Press
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Bel Barton
Davenport
Manny Mota
Mikkelsen
Lee Maye
Felix Montilla
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Byron Browne
Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Santo
Tim McCarver
Hugoton Invites Golf Tourney Saturday and Sunday
Hugoton Country Club hosts a two day golf invitational with about 100 players from Southwest Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle. Qualifying rounds Saturday determine Flight winners. Sunday features 18 holes for all flights and 27 holes for the championship flight. Entry is 7.50 with a 7 p.m. buffet at Vets Hall and tours by tourney director Gary Hale.
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Hugoton Country Club
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Gary Hale
Hugoton Hermes
Hgoton Country Club
Wally Wahlmeier
Oa Biffet
Vets Hall
Elks Legion Club Opens With 19-0 Diamond Win
Garden City's No 1 Elks Legion youth baseball team opened the 1966 season with a 19 to 9 rout of Ulysses. Pitcher Jimmy Rupp held Ulysses to two hits as Garden City piled up 12 safeties and 11 walks. Tresner led Garden with four runs and four hits including two triples, a double and a single. Burns homered in the seventh. Garden City next plays Ransom at 8 p.m. Monday at Clint Lightner Field.
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American Legion
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Rupp
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D. Mores
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Mores
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Reeves
Leland Tresner
Tresner
William
Butch) Knight
Gayle Bur- Troughs
Curtis Burns
Johnny Dunlap
Stewart Nelson
Mike Dart
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Homer
Burroughs
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Scott City
Clint Lightner
Elks-Legion
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Lightner Field
Lakin
Two Golfers Tie In 18 Hole Flight
Louise Vance and Marolyn Chmelka tied for the 18-hole A flight title during Tuesday ladies day at Garden City Country Club. Competition was based on most holes one putted. Next Tuesday’s event will award Kansas Women's Golf Assn low net and handicap tourney third-round matches.
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Marolyn Chmelka
Garden City Country Club
Competiton
Grace Craig
Kansas Women’s Golf Assn
Florence Burris
Serena Downing
Erdene Corley
Jo Dickerson
Judy Bourne
Arlene Dickerson
Nelle Lile
Bernice Anderson
Sibyl Miller
Maxine Blanchard
Pott Leads Oklahoma City Open With 64
Johnny Pott fired an eight under par 64 to take a four stroke lead at the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek. The Gulf Hills pro tied the course record with 26 putts and 16 greens in regulation. Amateur Craig Metz matched 64 while Bruce Devlin and Tom Weiskopf shot 68.
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Okla
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Quail Creek Golf and Country Club
Pott
Craig Metz
Metz
Dick Metz
East Texas State College
Bruce Devlin
Tom Weiskopf
500 Drivers Make Adjustments on Cars
Indianapolis drivers qualified for the Golden Anniversary 500 mile race returned to the speedway for a two hour session to check carburetion and other adjustments after time trials ended last Sunday. Cars costing upwards of 25000 dollars had been torn down and rebuilt since the 500 mile qualifying runs over the past two weekends.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mantle hits two homers in win and talks arm
Mickey Mantle, resting on a day off in Dallas, said his two homer night left him with a “good feeling” as he returns from shoulder surgery. He added his arm is getting stronger daily though not as strong as before, hoping weeks more will bring full recovery.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Mantle
Standings and results from major league baseball games
The Associated Press standings show San Francisco 68 with 14 losses and a .659 mark, Houston 23 4 17 .575, Los Angeles 23 17 .575, Pittsburgh 20 17 6 415, Chicago 10 26 .278, Cincinnati 18 17 .514, Philadelphia 18 18 .500, Atlanta 19 25 .452, St. Louis 16 20 .444, New York 13 18 .419. Thursday games: San Francisco beat Philadelphia 1 0 in 14 innings, St. Louis defeated Chicago 3 2, Pittsburgh edged Houston 3 2.
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Dickerson to Be Honored by Garden City Now
An open house to honor longtime Garden City High coach John Dickerson is planned for next Friday at 8 p.m. in the Civic Center. Co sponsors are the high school G Club and the Ambassador Club of KIAL. Dickerson will become assistant superintendent next year after 14 seasons as head football coach of the Buffs, and he started golf and wrestling programs. Former Dickerson athletes friends and alumni are invited.
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Local area athletes plan to attend Garden City JC
Homer Salter Garden City Junior College head football coach signed a list of area athletes for next year. Most signees will also play basketball track or wrestling. many to pursue football. The list includes Jerry Finch Ulysses Tim Kowalski Oakley Richard Henley Sublette and others with multiple sport credits. Seven Garden City Jace players have gridiron grants to other colleges.
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Garden City Junior College
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Broacbusters
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Oakley
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Bob Robbins
Russell
Charles Sellens
Bill Ford
Steve Spellman
Syracuse
Rikki Hemel
Dighton
Tom Gardiner
Garden City
Dick Hamlin
Marion
Leland Tresner
Jim Huddleston
Tribune
Garden City Jace
Dennis Black
Kansas State
Terry Coltrain
Ken Burkhart
Hastings
Neb
Jerry Hughes
University of Tennessee
Evertt Sallis
George Washington Univ
Washington, D. C
Mickey Picataggio
Central Missouri State
Marysville
Ron Cornelius
Southern Colorado State
Pueblo
Liberal Beejays Open 1966 Season at Home Again
Liberal's 1966 baseball calendar starts Saturday night with Don Pharmacy of Oklahoma City. Last season the Beejays posted 54 wins and 11 losses, finishing high in the Victory League, state tourney, and national meet. The schedule lists 72 games with 41 at home and 16 away, with Goldie Howard returning as manager. Chuck Allen coaches University of Wyoming golf in Laramie.
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Oklahoma City
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