Packers Dominate College Stars In All Star Game
Green Bay dismantled the College All-Stars 22 to 9 with pairs of standout performances. Hornung and Taylor led the veteran veterans while rookies Anderson and Grabowski fell short of expectations amid Lombardi’s trusted system.
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Dick Sikes Captures Cleveland Open In Comeback
Dick Sikes, a slender Springdale Arkansas pro, won the Cleveland Open by three strokes with a 268 total. He credited vitamin pills for strength as he claimed the $100,000 title and boosted his 1966 earnings to $65,000. Bob Goalby finished runner-up at 12,000, while Don January tied for third at 274 and Julius Boros and Bobby Nichols tied for fourth at 275. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer paced a deep field, finishing well back.
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Horton Ends Hitting Slump Without Wife's Assistance
Willie Horton lifts batting average to .286 with two homers in Detroit's doubleheader split with Boston. He notes he rarely reads papers or his paychecks while his wife tracks his numbers. The report highlights other AL results and key plays, including Washington, Chicago, Cleveland, Minnesota, and Kansas City contests.
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Judge Brand Balances Law Career With Horse Show Work
Lawrence attorney John Brand pursues horse show judging as a serious side career. Licensed by the American Horse Show and Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders associations, he limits judging to five or six events a year to keep his practice steady. Brand is a founder of the Lawrence Horse Show and the Heart of America Horse Association and serves on the Kansas Saddle Horse Association board, with judging experience in Franklin Kentucky Kansas City and Winchester and visits as far as Atlanta.
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Coaching School Lineup for 34th Kansas Event
Kansas University basketball coach Ted Owens and Lawrenc e High School football coach Al Woolard join a 12 member staff for the 34th annual Kansas Coaching School at Wichita State University August 15 17. Owens is assisted by Walt Shublom of Wyandotte High School. Ed die Crowder Colorado head football staff. Woolard serves on a panel with Norman Cobb Baldwin Frank Watte ret Neodesha and Everett Gouldier Alton with Paul Markham among basketball panelists.
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Wamego Names Don Howey and Ralph Rindt in Local Notice
Wamego lists Don Howey of Pittsburg and Ralph Rindt of Dwight among individuals connected to a local matter. Details remain sparse in the OCR fragment but indicate official or civic linkage.
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Losers Bracket Games Set in South Park Meet
In the South Park League baseball tournament losers’ bracket games are tonight at Memorial Field in a double elimination format. Noon Kiwanis faces Lions at 6 30 and Jayhawk Kiwanis plays IOOF at 8. IOOF beat Elks 14 0 in the losers’ bracket while VFW beat Lions 5 4 in the winners’ bracket. VFW and Hornets remain unbeaten.
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