Cardinals Win Despite Injury To Bob Gibson
The Cardinals beat the Braves 7 8 in Atlanta as Bob Gibson left in the eighth with elbow pain after declaring an arm injury. Orlando Cepeda drove in the decisive run and homered, joining a five run second inning highlighted by Cal Maxville and Lou Brock. St Louis held a half game lead on fourth place Philadelphia. they face Los Angeles next with Don Drysdale vs Larry Jaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimlings
Louis Cardinals
Braves
Atlanta
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Redbird
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Rookie Schlee Leads Festival Open After Opening Round
John Schlee, the PGA rookie school graduate, holds a two stroke lead after shooting a six under 66 at the Speedway course. Johnny Pott and Dale Douglas shot 68 to tie for second, with Bruce Crampton and others at 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John Schlee
PGA
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Memphis State
Speedway
Johnny Pott
Dale Douglass
Schlee
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Indianapolis Greentree
R. H. Sikes
Glenn Teal
Lionel Hebert
Ken Towns
Haynie Takes Lead In $15,000 Tourney
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth shot 69 to hold a one stroke lead after the opening round of the LPGA event in London Ontario. Carol Mann Kathy Whitworth tied at 70 and 71 while Jo Ann Prentice Mickey Wright Ruth Jensen stood at 72. The 54 hole tourney offers 2250 to the winner and 1750 for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London, Ont
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Tex
Teay
Miss Haynie
Carol Mann
Buffalo
N.Y
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Miss Mann
Miss Whitworth
Jo Ann Prentice
Pensacola
Fla
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Bonsall
Calif
United States
Weber Named Missouri Assistant Coach for Tigers
Keith Weber, former Missouri football and baseball letterman, is named assistant coach on the Missouri football staff by head coach Dan Devine. At 24, he joins the Tiger freshmen squad alongside Bob Frala, plans part time law studies, and ends a brief pro baseball path after injuries cut short his quarterback career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
University of Missouri
Missouri
Dan Devine
Bob Frala
Tiger
New York Mets
Williamsport
Salina Creates Inclusive Youth Baseball League
Salina officer William Kescey organized a city league for underused players after two boys cried for a chance to play. Six 16 member teams, coached by police, ensure every player bats and plays at least one inning. The season ends with a picnic, father vs officer game, season trophies, and a KC Athletics trip for the league on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina, Kan
Salina
William Kescey
Kessig
Kescey
City Recreation Department
Kansas City Athletics
Broadmoor Amateur Champ Tangles With Hale Irwin
National Amateur champion Bob Murphy of Nichols Florida advances to the Broadmoor Invitational quarterfinals in Colorado Springs pairing with Hale Irwin of Boulder. Murphy defeated L D Click 5 and 4 while Irwin edged Claude Wright 2 and 1 as other round matches produced tight results. Semifinals and finals Sunday are 36 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bob Murphy
Nichols
Fla
Colorado
Hale Irwin
Boulder
Murphy
L. D. Click
Denver
Irwin
Claude Wright
Jack Clevenger
Topeka
Kan
Gary Wright
Wright
Warren Simmons
Air Force Academy
Lou Martin Jr
Kansas City
Tom Vickers
Wichita
John Leighty
Marshalltown
Iowa
Leighty
Vickers
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
R. V. Lau
Lincoln
Neb
Ron Moore
Larry Eaton
Greeley
Moore
Richard Norville
Oklahoma City
Jim Liggett
Bret Hanover Aims For All-Time Harness Money Record
Bret Hanover, winner in 54 of 58 starts, captured $55,000 of $100,000 Empire Pace at Yonkers Raceway to raise his earnings to $760,352 and chase Su Mac Lad's world money record of $885,095 before stud duties begin in 1967. He led 1 1/16 miles in 2 33 2/5, finishing three lengths ahead of Gee Lee Hanover with Tuxedo Hanover third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Su Mac Lad
Richard Downing
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Yonkers Raceway
Mac Lad
Bret
Gee Lee Hanover
Tuxedo Hanover
Leaders American League Seasonal Baseball Rankings
The text lists 1960s era leaders in batting and pitching across the American and National leagues. Key figures include Harmon Killebrew style names like Oliva and B Robinson for batting, F Robinson and Aaron for runs and RBIs, and Koufax and Gibson for strikeouts, with season totals and team affiliations.
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Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Canadians Start CFL Season in Edmonton Opener
The Canadian Football League kicks off with the Saskatchewan Rough Riders visiting the Edmonton Eskimos to start the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Edmonton Eskimos
Former Card Owner Dr. Jones Dies at 82 in Chicago
Dr. David J. Jones, former owner of the Chicago Cardinals, died Thursday at Augustana Hospital of a heart ailment. He bought the team in 1929 for 12 000 dollars and sold in 1933 for 50 000 to Charles W. Bidwill. The franchise later moved to St. Louis. Jones was a major Chicago Cubs stockholder, second only to Philip K. Wrigley.
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Chicago
David J. Jones
Chicago Cardinals
Augustana Hospital
Jones
Charles W. Bidwill
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philip K. Wrigley
Yesterday's Stars PITCHING and HITTING Highlight Top Wins
Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals limited Atlanta to five hits and won his 18th game in a 7-5 victory as he left with a sore elbow in the eighth. Jim Coker of the Reds hit a grand slam in the first inning, fueling a 7-5 win over Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Atlanta
Braves
Jim Coker
Reds
Chicago
World Swimming Federation Invites Mao Tze-tung to Swim
The World Professional Marathon Swimming Federation invites Mao to enter two 10 mile races in Canada after reports he swam nine miles in the Yangtze. Carlos Larriera of Argentina says Mao could race in Hamilton and Quebec City, noting recent fast times by top swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
World Professional Marathon Swimming Federation
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Yangtze
Canada
New China
Peking
Swimming Federation
Carlos Larriera
Argentina
Hamilton
Ont
Quebec City
Larriera
Quebec
Herman Willemse
Holland
Guilio Travaglio
Italy
Lake el Quilla
Federation
Yangtze River
Moater
Miami News and Miami Herald strike printing and ad deal
The Miami News will outsource printing circulation and advertising to the Miami Herald while keeping its editorial independence. The News will publish six afternoon papers weekly and drop the Sunday edition, move to the Herald building within 30 days, and face potential staff cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Miami News
Miami Herald
the Herald
News
James M. Cox Jr
the News
Morning Herald
Cox
Bill Baggs
The
Ed Pierce
Herald
Southeast
Knight Newspapers
Charlotte
N.C
Detroit
Mich
Pitt
Ohio
Tallahassee
Eudora Church Plans Dedication of New Education Building
The First Southern Baptist Church of Eudora will hold dedication services and an open house for its new education building at 2 30 p m Sunday. Dr John Howell of Mid western Baptist Theological Seminary will speak. Refreshments follow and tours of the facility will be offered. The building has 20 classrooms and expands education space beyond the old area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Southern Baptist Church of
Eudora
John Howell
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Dwight Clark
Clark
Riot Flares In Session To Stress Friendliness
A clash in North Amityville New York pitted about 400 Black residents against police after an outdoor meeting on community relations. Police arrested six men and one woman for disorderly conduct and treated an injured officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amityville
N.Y
Salvatore Chiuchilo
Long Island
New York City
McKinley Wins Black and Veath Engineering Scholarship
Kansas University sophomore to be Rowe McKinley, son of Mr and Mrs J R McKinley of 900 West 6th Street, receives the Black and Veath Scholarship from a Kansas City consulting firm for the coming academic year and will be offered summer employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe McKinley
Kansas University
J. R. McKinley
6Th St
Kansas City
McKinley
Shot Sessions Tuesday at KU
A special shot session is set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Watkins Memorial Hospital, KU. Dr. Ray mond Schwegler, KU health services director, said yellow fever vaccine is in short supply due to an airline strike and urged eligible students and staff to schedule appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
Raymond Schwegler
Schwegler
Ed Ames leaves music for acting after brave life switch
Ed Ames, ex lead singer of the Ames Brothers, recounts quitting a $100,000 yearly income and touring fame to pursue theater and acting. He started at $40 a week off Broadway and now co stars as Mingo on Daniel Boone, with a TV salary and other gigs boosting earnings.
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Hollywood
Ed Ames
Ames
Ames Brothers
Naughty Lady
Shady Lane
Las Vegas
Fess Parker
Pal Mingo
Daniel Boone
Six Persons Treated After Minor Injuries At Hospital
Six people were treated and released Thursday for minor injuries at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Clyde Hoover aged 68 from Route 5 stepped on a spike. Eddie Yarmer Jr aged 2 of 1006 West 6th Street injured mouth and teeth on a car dash. Kenneth Stadley 15 of Route 1 Ozawkie stepped on a nail. Stymen Owens 69 of 719 Ana Street fell and injured arms. Ann Horn 3 of Route 1 fell and cut her head. Pam Byrn 19 of 720 Ill Street cut finger on shears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Clyde Hoover
Spike
Eddie Yarmer Jr
W. 6Th St
Kenneth Stadley
Ozawkie
Nail
Stymen Owens
Ana
Ian
Ann Horn
Pam Byrn
Docking urges couples to seek Kansas Democratic action
Robert Docking, a banker from Arkansas City, urged young married couples to consider joining the Kansas Democratic party as the place where the action is while campaigning for the party’s gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Kan
Kansas
Democratic Party
Robert Docking
Docking
Arkansas City
Ella Loses Strength Downgraded to Tropical Low
Tropical Storm Ella weakened to a tropical low about 400 miles north of San Juan as of today. The Weather Bureau said no further advisories were planned.
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Miami
Fla
Ella
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Viet Cong Headquarters Is Short Distance From Saigon
In a briefing from Saigon, Viet Cong leaders near Tay Ninh Province are described as planning a major victory for the Communists with a 250000-strong force including North Vietnamese regulars. The article notes Maoist strategy, supply challenges, and Westmoreland’s countermeasures as U.S. forces adapt to a possible monsoon-driven attack.
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Viet Cong
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Comunists
Mao Tzetung
Mao
Vo Nguyen Gi Op
Red
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Stilwell Search Near End as Ocean Hunt Costs Weighed
The Pacific Ocean search for Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and two companions will end at nightfall today unless something is found to warrant an extension. Navy and Coast Guard ships have logged vast coverage after a DC3 pilot reported one engine out southwest of San Francisco. Stilwell, 54, commanded the Army's Special Warfare Training Center at Ft. Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Joseph W. Stilwell
Navy
Coast Guard
Thailand Air Force
Stilwell
Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Hal Grimes
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Harold Fossum
Montclair
Viet Escapee Dengler in Navy Hospital in San Diego
Navy pilot Lt. jg Dieter Dengler, who escaped captivity in North Vietnam, is being treated at Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego. Hospital sources confirmed his presence but declined to give his condition, citing Pentagon details. Dengler, 28, from Pacifica, California, was rescued by helicopter after 23 days on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
J.g
Dieter Dengler
Balboa Naval Hospital
Dengler
Pentagon
Pacifica
Salmon Patties From Flaked Salmon And Potatoes
A simple method to make salmon patties by flaking canned salmon, mixing with mashed potatoes, shaping into patties, dipping in beaten egg and bread crumbs, then frying until heated through and browned. The technique emphasizes a crisp crust and a soft interior.
Fragmentary financial figures and figures list
A garbled sequence of numbers and a stray word appears, showing amounts such as 23.80 26.67 4,660.65 2,000.00 6,352.55 2,809.94 and the word wane in a jumbled line of figures. The readable portion lacks a coherent event or context.
Douglas County Suit Involving Montfoort Bowen and Peterfish
First published July 22, 1966 in Lawrence Daily Journal World. In the District Court of Douglas County Kans plaintiff Bessie F Montfoort sues defendants Daisy B Bowen and Christy Peterfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Four Seasons Inc
West
Lawrence
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Clinton
Kanwaka
Wakarusa
Jesse Sutton
Kans
Bessie F. Montfoort
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Associated Press
Haynie
Keith Weber
Broadmoor
B. Robinson
Powell
EF. Robinson
Yastrzemski
Boston
Scott
McAuliffe
Pepitone
New York
Stoke
Ager
Buford
Watt Seh S. Miller
Boswell
Richert
Alou
Pittsburgh
Cepeda
Aaron
Stargell
Clemente
Callison
Philadelphia
Phillips
McCarver
Torre
Brock
Wills
Los Angeles
Jackson
Jlouston
Regan
Perry
Koufax
Baggs
Dayton
Springfield
Eudora Church Plains
Township
Court House
State of
Board of County_Commissioners
Elmer Ousdahl
Harvey Booth
Walter Kampschroeder
Ralph King Jr
Charles D. Stough
City of
Navy Hospital
General Fund
G. A. Weeks
Charles K. Banning
Trea
Daisy B .Bowen
Christy Peterfish
Rex J. Johnson
Forrest A. Jackson
Hal C. Davis
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