US Drivers Survey Chances in Le Mans
Sebring reports a brutal 12 hour race with five dead as Ford drivers Miles Ruby Gurney and Parkes Bondurant Ford Mark II head to Le Mans. Ferrari faced a bold challenge while Porsche collided, causing more fatalities and shocking spectators. Mario Andretti escaped injury in the Ferrari.
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le Mans
Sebring
Fla
America
France
Eneo Ferrari
Daytona
Ken Miles
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Miles
Ruby
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Jerry Grant
Kent
Wash
Gurney
Ferrari
Mike Parkes
England
Bob Bondurant
California
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Don Wester
Monterey
Porsche
Wester
Bob McLean
McLean
Dillard’s Mari bert Pradd Captures NAIA Scoring Title
Mari bert Pradd of Dillard College of Louisiana averaged 39 points per game to win the 1966 NAIA scoring championship. He totaled 781 points in 20 games to lead the league.
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Kansas City
Maribert Pradd
Dillard College of
Louisiana
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Pradd
Never Saw Ace He Sinks Two On Golf Card
Andy Kandrack, a 36 year old steelworker, scored two holes in one at Green Valley Public Golf Course on Sunday. He used a seven iron for the 147 yard third hole and an eight iron for the 130 yard fifth hole. Witnessed by three players and others, he finished nine holes at two under par 33 with two eagles two bogeys and five pars before callers ended his round due to excitement.
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Pittsburgh
Andy Kandrack
Green Valley
Kandrack
Hurtubise Wins Atlanta 500 In Dramatic Photo Finish
Jim Hurtubise, 33, from North Tonawanda N Y, roared to victory in the 500 mile Atlanta race at 131.247 mph on a 1966 Plymouth. He outdueled Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Ill to claim his first Atlanta 500 and $17,920. Lorenzen earned $8,290 for second, with Dick Hutcherson and Paul Goldsmith finishing third and fourth, and Jim Paschal fifth.
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Atlanta, Ga
Jim Hurtubise
Tonawanda
N.Y
Milwaukee
Plymouth
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Hurtubise
Lorenzen
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Dick Hutcherson
Charlotte
N.C
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Jim Paschal
High Point
Canadiens Narrow Chicago Lead as Hawks Struggle
Montreal beat Boston 3-1 to close the gap on the league leaders while Chicago remaining in the chase with three games left. Detroit drew 1-1 with the Black Hawks, who stay four points back. Toronto defeated New York 5-1 to tighten the race for second place.
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Montreal Canadiens
Chicago
Black Hawks
Hawks
Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
Canadiens
Boston
Toronto
New York Rangers
Yankees
Yankee
New York Mets
Philadelphia
California
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Houston
Minnesota
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Tresh
Reds
Bill Stafford
Elston Howard
Horace Clarke
Clete Boyer
Choo Choo Coleman
Mets
Cleon Jones
Ron Swoboda
John Herrnstein
al Luplow
New York
Angels
Jose Cardenal
USC Tankers Face A Missing Yale After NCAA Surge
USC and Yale head to the National AAU Championships in Brandon Florida where the Trojans aim for more honors after winning the NCAA team title. Yale is absent due to a dispute over the NCAA grade average rule. Roy Saari leads USC in the freestyles while Don Schollander misses Yale.
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USC Tankers
AIR Force Academy
Colo
University of Southern California
Indiana
Brandon
Fla
Trojans
Yale
Southern California
Peter Daland
Roy Saari
Michigan
Michigan State
Southern Methodist
Stanford
North Carolina State
UCLA
Ohio State
Saab
Utah
Mike Garibaldi
Washington
Jack Medica
Bernie Wrightson
Arizona State University
Ken Sitzberger
Royals edge Celtics in Boston to take 2 1 lead in East semis
Cincinnati Royals rallied past Boston 113 107 in Boston to grab a 2 1 series lead behind 27 points from Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas while Happy Hairston scored 21. Celtics star John Havlicek had 36 in a tense playoff contest.
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Jack McMahon
Cincinnati Royals
Celtics
Boston
Cincinnati
Zelmo Beaty
St. Louis
Hawks
Baltimore
Bullets
Kansas State
Bill Bridges
Royals
Sam Jones
Happy Hairston
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Hairston
John Havlicek
Tresh Puts Keane at Ease With Sunday Power
Tommy Tresh lifted the Yankees with a pair of homers in a 7-6 15 inning win over Cincinnati. He had entered Sunday with a .182 pace in 12 games, but his late blasts helped New York secure the victory.
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New York Yankee
Johnny Keane
Tommy Tresh
Tresh
Yankees
Keane
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cincinnati
New York
Bill Henry
Dom Zanni
Cubs Start Key Week in Bid to Escape Second Division
Leo Durocher faces a decisive week with the Chicago Cubs as they open a 12 game exhibition stretch before the April 12 NL opener. He notes no eighth place club and praises players like Ernie Banks Santo Williams while highlighting Ernie Broglio and a young staff as key to breaking a 19-year second-division streak.
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Leo
Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Durocher
Lion
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Giants
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Ernie Broglio
Chicago
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
Dick Ellsworth
Bob Hendley
Bob Buhl
Broglio
Okla State Wins 25th NCAA Wrestling Championship
Oklahoma State led by Yojiro Uetake Gene Davis and Bill Harlow captured the 36th NCAA wrestling title in Ames Iowa with 79 points edging Iowa State 70 Oklahoma 69 Lehigh narrowly beat Michigan 48 47 for fourth place Michigan State East Stroudsburg Lock Haven Portland State Army Ohio State Gettysburg Moorhead State filled the rest Uetake pinned Lehigh’s Joe Periatore at 131 pounds for his third straight title and was chosen outstanding wrestler for the second straight year
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Ames
Iowa
Oklahoma State
Yojiro Uetake
Gene Davis
Bill Harlow
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Lehigh
Michigan
Michigan State
East Stroudsburg
Lock Haven
Portland State
Army
Ohio State
Gettysburg
Moorhead State
Uetake
Joe Periatore
Four New Leaders Set For Gals Kegler Meet
In Wichita AP reports after the fourth weekend of the 28rd Kansas Women's Bowling Tournament four new leaders emerged. Judy Blackshear of Wellington leads Class D all events with 1430 and sits third in Class D singles with 494. Maxine Perrin and Ruth Stewart of Wichita top the doubles open class with 1137, while Stewart rises to third in the open all-events with 1732. Lou Boxberger of Russell leads the all-events with 1785.
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Gals Kegler
Wichita
Kansas
Judy Blackshear
Wellington
Maxine Perrin
Ruth Stewart
Lou Boxberger
Russell
KU Rugby Rolls Past Rockhurst and KC Clubs
Kansas University rugby teams dominated two games on Saturday. The KU A team beat Rockhurst 19 to 5 while the KU B team defeated Kansas City 12 to 6. It marked the first time either KU squad scored more than nine points.
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Kansas University
Kansas City
Rockhurst
Grand Jury Probes Boxing Mess Over Clay Terrell Fight
Federal grand jury to hear evidence on gangsters backing Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell bout. Eight subpoenas issued, including two reputed mobsters. Probe led by U S Attorney Hanrahan and Justice officials follows threats linked to venue battles in New York and Glickman beating reports.
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Chicago
Ernie Terrell
Bernie Glickman
Terrell
FBI
Felix
Milwaukee
Phil) Alderisio
Edward V. Hanrahan
U.S
David Schippers
Justice Department
Organized Crime Unit
Sam Betar
Glickman
Clay
New York City
New York
Sanders Eyes Major Wins After Jacksonville Open Victory
Doug Sanders aims for the Masters at Augusta April 7 10 after winning 13 500 first prize at the Greater Jacksonville Open. He followed a Bob Hope Desert Classic win and seeks endorsements to boost earnings. A disqualification at Pensacola due to an unsigned scorecard earlier marred his season.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Doug Sanders
Augusta
Mike McCormick
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Sanders
Bert Weaver
Selva Marina
Pensacola
Gay Brewer Jr
Public notice of Lawrence expansion petition to annex land
The City of Lawrence asks the Douglas County Board to determine whether to add described adjacent territory to the city. Owners Maud N Chamney Edward H Chamney and Irvin E Youngberg of The University of Kansas Endowment Association are named as persons of record. The proposed area runs from the northeast corner of the northwest quarter of Section 2 Township 13 South Range 10 East, with specified boundary lines to the north and east.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
County hearing on adding land to Lawrence set for April 8
Douglas County Kansas Board of County Commissioners will hear testimony April 8 1966 at 10 20 a m in the Court House Commissioners' Room Lawrence Kansas to consider adding 168.89 acres in the NW quarter of section 2 township 13 south range 19 east to the City of Lawrence. Also notice that William S Johnson seeks executive clemency in Kansas Governor's office on April 28 1966.
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Court House
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Elmer Ousdah
Harvey Booth
Walter Kampschroeder
Ralph M. King Jr
Charles D. Stough
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Mar
William 5. Johnson
Topeka
William I. Johnson
State of Kansas
United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell Institute
F. E. Slayton
Kanesas
Iansas
Ralph M. Wing Jr
Hearing notices and court actions in Lawrence Kansas 1966
The Daily Journal-World reports a land hearing by the U S Department of the Interior for a 443 acre tract in Douglas County to transfer to the City of Lawrence, dated March 1966. It also lists Juvenile Court proceedings for Jonathan Dean Clark and a bid notice for mowing at the Commodity Credit Corporation Bin Site on East 23rd Street Lawrence with bids due April 1 1966.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Jonathan Dean Clark
State of Kansas
Donald Clark
Sharon Ann Jones
James W. Dillingham
Commodity Credit Corporation
East 23Rd Street
Lawrence
Douglas Ascs
West 23Rd Street
State Office
Robert L. Webster
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