Fine Eleven Day Cage Show Set for Allen Fieldhouse
A planned 11 day Kansas University basketball festival at Allen Fieldhouse in March features Class AA state tournament games March 8 9 10 and the Kansas vs Kansas State Big Eight clash March 11 followed by the NCAA Midwest Regional March 17 18. Lawrence hosts the Midwest Regional for the fourth straight time with KU as a favored host. the 1967 site was projected for Lawrence.
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Mick Mantle Delivers Dramatic Pinch Homer For Yankees
Mickey Mantle returned from an 11 day hamstring absence to pinch hit in the ninth inning and homer off Earl Wilson lifting the Yankees to a 6 5 win over Detroit. The game featured other AL and NL results as Vic Power and Boog Powell homered for Baltimore and the Orioles, while Minnesota and California also posted wins.
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North Dakota Announces 1966 Hunting Schedule
Gov. William L. Guy released North Dakota hunting season dates and limits for 1966. Pheasant hunting is eliminated as recommended due to low pheasant numbers while duck hunting increases to two mallards daily and mule deer permits rise by 575 in western areas. The deer season runs Nov 11 to 20, duck season Oct 8 to Nov 26 with four birds daily two being mallards, and sharptailed plus ruffed grouse hunting runs Sept 17 to Dec 18 with a four bird daily limit.
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Kansas Begins 1966 Football Practice With 90 Candidates
About 90 candidates report next week for Kansas University football practice at Memorial Stadium. They will undergo physicals and equipment checks, then two-a-day workouts for 10 days ahead of the Sept. 17 opener against Texas Tech.
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Miami diver takes early lead at world high diving
Barney Cipriani of Miami, Florida, led after five dives in the World High Diving Championships with 975 points as Toronto host city action continued.
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Gibbs Breaks Hand for Yankees Ends Season
New York Yankee catcher Jake Gibbs broke his left hand in a game against Detroit on Friday night and will be out for the rest of the season.
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Colts Rally Past Browns In Night Exhibition
Baltimore Colts erased a halftime deficit to beat Cleveland 24 17 behind Gary Cuozzo and a strong second half. Vikings edged Washington 30 27 with Fred Cox kicking late winners.
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Wright Tops Glass City Open First Round Lead
Mickey Wright shot 30 39 69 to lead the Glass City Golf Classic at Highland Meadows Golf Club in Toledo. Gloria Ehret, Kathy Whitworth and a pack at 72 chased, as LPGA’s largest purse to date underscored the event.
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Dodgers blank Giants as Koufax notches 21st win
Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles pitched a four hit shutout for his 21st victory as the Dodgers overtook the Giants 4-0 to lead the National League. Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh had three singles and a double, driving in one and scoring twice as the Pirates beat St Louis 7-4 to regain NL lead.
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Fiss A Reserve For Browns In Exhibition Loss To Baltimore
Galen Fiss, former Kansas star, played a reserve defensive linebacker for the Cleveland Browns in a 24-17 exhibition loss to unbeaten Baltimore. In his 11th Browns season, Fiss remained a reserve as John Brewer moved ahead at linebacke r and started in exhibitions. Fiss works in the Kansas City insurance field in the off season.
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Australian Pair Wins In National Doubles
In Brookline Mass Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle defeated England's Mark Cox and Graham Stillwell 9-7 11-9 6-3 to advance in the U S National Doubles tennis championship as Stolle revived his best form for the Americans.
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