Lawrence Hawks Take Second in Weekend Legion Baseball Meet
Oklahoma City won the American Legion invitational at Municipal Park with Lawrence finishing second, North Kansas City third, and Lincoln fourth. Lawrence beat Lincoln 10-2 on Friday, then defeated North Kansas City 3-2 on Sunday night behind Rich Brown. Bob Taylor had multi hit games and Carl Brooks contributed at key moments.
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Oklahoma City Club
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Kansas City
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Player and Nagle To Open Open Playoff At Belle View
In St Louis Gary Player and Kel Nagle begin an 18 hole playoff for the U S Open at Belle Rive with Nagle seeking his first U S title and oldest ever Open winner while Player aims to join Sarazen and Hogan as the only players to win all four majors.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Kel Nagle
Nagle
United States
South Africa
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
U.S
Bellerive Country Club
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with a .623 pace, Cleveland at .600, Chicago at .581, and Baltimore at .581. Weekend results included Detroit’s 8 2 win over Kansas City and Cleveland’s 1 0 win over Los Angeles. Upcoming games feature Washington at Chicago and Minnesota at Cleveland, with several twi night contests and doubleheaders noted.
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Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Washington
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Houston
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Milwaukee
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Lawrence Drivers Take Four Titles at Topeka Jalopy Track
Lawrence drivers claimed four of eight races on the Topeka track Sunday. Winners included Mickey Harris in the A feature and first heat, Ron Amerine in the third heat, and John Steele in the trophy dash.
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Topeka
Gagliano and Brock Homer As Cardinals Down Braves
Phil Gagliano and Lou Brock homered to power the St. Louis Cardinals past the Milwaukee Braves 6-4 in Milwaukee. Gagliano drove in three with a second inning homer, while Brock added a solo shot in the eighth as the Braves stalled hoping for rain that never came. Denny Lemaster took the loss despite Hank Aaron and Mack Jones homers for Atlanta. The Athletics edged Detroit 2-1 in the nightcap after earlier losing 12-8 in the opener. Ed Charles delivered a game winning homer for the A’s.
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Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
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Brock
Bob Purkey
Bobby Bragan
Dick Groat
Second
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al Kaline
Ed Charles
A’s
Detroit
Jerry Lumpe
Willie Horton
Norm Cash
Rene Lachemann
St. Louis
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NFL Favored to Bring Pro Football to Atlanta in 1966
New York AP reports NFL owners likely place Atlanta as the league's 15th city for 1966, with Cox Broadcasting selling $7.5 million for 32 players. AFL eyes Philadelphia or Chicago expansion as it seeks to rise from eight to ten teams, while Atlanta’s stadium and market favor the NFL.
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Atlanta
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AFL
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Joe Foss
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Cox
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Stadium Authority
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Tigers to test Cardinals in benefit game for St Louis Symphony
Detroit Tigers meet the St Louis Cardinals in a charity game tonight to aid the St Louis Symphony Orchestra. Ray Sadecki carries a 2-7 mark on the mound for the Cardinals as the Athletics are idle today.
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Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
Athletics
Hack Edges Krone In Sudden Death To Win City Golf Title
Veteran Al Hack defeated Mike Krone in a sudden death playoff to capture the 1965 Lawrence City Golf Tournament at Lawrence Country Club. Both finished regular play with 151 totals. Hack 73 78 and Krone 75 76. 51 players entered the event amid prior rain fears.
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Lawrence City
al Hack
Mike Krone
Lawrence Country Club
Krone
Lawrence Highlinks
Hack
Max Kennedy
Gene Riling
Jon Beougher
Gerry Cooley
Cliff Brakeshoulder
Glenn Richardson
Bob Marsh
John Crown
George Bradler
Norm Schweitzberger
Glenn Lessenden Jr
Bill Parrott
Bill Murphy
Herb Weidensaul
Rick Glenn
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