Kings Lead Jayhawks In AAU Meet At Bakersfield
Two 1967 NCAA champions from Kansas University Jim Ryan and Gary Ard will lead KU entrants in the AAU Championships at Bakersfield Junior College. Other KU competitors are Ben Olsson, George Byers, and Leo dies Adams.
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Kiwanis and Optimists Win Openers in C C Cars League
Baseball opening day at Municipal Field saw Kiwanis beat Eudora 5-4 and Optimists defeat Tonganoxie 15-7, showcasing strong early performances from both teams.
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Miller to ship 1966 turf champ to France for Grand Prix de St. Cloud
New York AP reports Mac Miller trainer of Assagai says the 1966 turf champion will be shipped to France for the Grand Prix de St. Cloud on July 2. Assagai finished second to Poker and ahead of Buckpasser in the Bowling Green Handicap.
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Alou Drives Pirates Past Cubs With Key Late Hit
Matty Alou capped a three-hit night by blooping a two out single in the seventh to lift Pittsburgh over Chicago 4-3. The Dominican star, riding a hot streak, went 3-for-4 and raised his season average to .317 as Dick Schoofield and Bill Mazeroski helped secure the win.
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Bob Veale
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Dick Kelley
Jim Lefebvre
Jim Hickman
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Denis Menke
Golf Tours Clash Over Control in PGA Contention
In Cleveland the PGA and touring pros clash as a special meeting seeks to inform players of issues. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Bill Casper back a seven point reform while threatening a boycott of the National Championship in Denver. President Max Elbin says demands are unrealistic and continues to defend PGA authority. Gardner Dickinson notes unclear attendance as players press for schedule power and TV contracts, while Creasy defends current leadership.
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Orioles Rally After Robinson Honored With Bat Victory
Baltimore breaks out of slump by belting nine runs on 15 hits to beat the Minnesota Twins 9-5 in the nightcap after Frank Robinson receives a silver hat for winning the 1966 American League batting title. Paul Blair ignites offense with three runs scored as Curt Blefary Dave Johnson drive in two each.
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Jim Grant
Wally Bunker
Boog Powell
Jim Ollom
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Vic Roznovsky
Steve Hargan
Don Demeter
Fred Whitfield
Tribe
Twins
Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versalles
Birds
Rick Reichardt
Clyde Wright
Minnie Rojas
Tigers
Denny McLain
Don Wert
Atha Leads Haskell Institute Past Pizza Hut
Atha hurled a six hitter and struck out 14 as Haskell Institute beat Pizza Hut 11 to 4 in fast pitch softball at Broken Arrow Park. Tonight South Park hosts Campus Hideaway versus Hallmark Cards at 7 and Co op faces Craftman Industries at 9.
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Hadley Stars in 9-8 Slow-Pitch Win Over Ballard Center
Ed Hadley smashed a home run and a triple Monday night at Lincoln Park to lead the Journal-World to a 9-8 victory over Ballard Center in the League No. 2 slow-pitch tournament.
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Rosewall Wins U S Professional Hardcourt Title
Ken Rosewall of Australia defeated Andres Gimeno of Spain 6-3 6-4 to claim the U S Professional Hardcourt Tennis Tournament title in St Louis. The final lasted 1 hour 55 minutes and Rosewall earned 2300 dollars while Gimeno took 1600. Dennis Ralston beat Fred Stolle 21 19 for third place and increased his year earnings to 28 330.
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Diamond Data National League Standings Snapshot
National League standings show St. Louis 87 22 .627 top, Cincinnati 40 26 .606, Pittsburgh 38 27 .550, San Francisco 34 28 .548, Chicago 32 28 .588, Atlanta 30 28 .600, Philadelphia 28 92 0.467, Los Angeles 26 86 .419, Houston 26 39 .400, New York 20 38 .245. Monday results include Minnesota 4 5 Baltimore 0 9 and other late games. Today's schedule lists New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others.
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Leaders in American League batting and pitching stats
The report lists top AL leaders by 125 at bats and other categories: Frank Robinson of Baltimore excels in batting and runs, Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva (Minnesota) prominent in homers and RBIs, Campaneris (KC) leads steals, with notable pitching marks from Horlen (Chi) and McGlothlin (Calif). Additional AL leaders include Clemente (Pitt) and Wynn (HOU) in key categories with other players like Brock (StL) and Phillips (Chi) featured in the accompanying summary.
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Iron man era endures in AL ballparks with medical updates
Monday night saw numerous medical reports from American League games as players like Rick Monday Earl Battey and Bill Skowron battled injuries. Monday stayed in games with foot injury notes, Battey collided at the plate, and Skowron required stitches after reopening a wound while playing for the Angels. Indians and Twins split, California defeated Detroit, while New York and Boston were rained out.
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Braves Hank Aaron and Rico Carty in flight altercation
Atlanta Braves outfielders Hank Aaron and Rico Carty were involved in a brief fight on a plane carrying the team to Los Angeles. Manager Billy Hitchcock launched an investigation and considered disciplinary action. Witnesses said only a couple of punches landed. no one was seriously hurt.
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Loren Peithman Signs Wildcat Cage Letter
Loren Peithman former all state basketball player from Hebron Nebraska has signed a letter of intent with Kansas State He is Al Peithman s brother and will transfer from Garden City Junior College where he averaged 18 5 points a game last season.
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Bob)” Peithman
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