Hustle Meets Speed In Koufax Reds Mets Showdown
In a Dodgers win over the Giants, Sandy Koufax limped from the mound after a leg pull amid a 6-3 game. Pete Rose, known as Charlie Hustle, piled up five hits in five at bats as the Reds beat the Mets 6-1 and led a day of NL results.
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Charlie
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Rose
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Enos Slaughter
Houston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Tony Perez
Bucs Edge Pirates in 3-2 Loss to Cardinals
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 3-2 after two miscues by Pittsburgh. Vernon Law held St Louis scoreless through six as Ray Washburn shutout the Pirates for the final three innings. Gagliano drove in the winning run with White scoring on a misplay.
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al Spangler
Milwaukee
Phillies
Eddie Mathews
Lee Maye
Tony Cloninger
Philadelphia
Vernon Law
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Dick Schofield
Tito Francona
Gene Alley
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Boyer
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Pirates
Francona
White
Ray Washburn
Tracy Stallard
Don Cardwell
Marcelino Lopez
Bob Lee
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles
Athletics
Kansas City
Kansas football: 1965 squad a year away from Big Eight fight
Observers say Kansas University is a year from thriving in the Big Eight as spring drills show size speed but lack experience. Despite a hopeful freshman group and promising players like Sims Stokes Hess and Elias, the team faces tough non conference and conference foes with likely 5-5 finish. ticket sales push continues.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
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Lubbock
Red Raiders
Donnie Anderson
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California
Berkeley
Iowa State
Norman
Cal
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Colorado
Jack Mitchell
Richard Pratt
Sims Stokes
Dick Bacon
Charlie Hess
Bob Skahan
Dan Miller
Arden Gray
J. C. Hixon
Bill Gerhards
Bacon
Stokes
Hess
Jeff Elias
Jerry Barnett
Harold Montgomery
Larry Dercher
Bob Kreutzer
Mike Sweatman
Brian Schweda
Gale Sayers
Sid Micek
Harley Catlin
Spike Jones Dies In Sleep At 53 In Bel Air Home
Los Angeles AP reports Spike Jones bandleader age 53 died in his sleep at his Bel Air residence after a recent illness from asthma and respiratory complications. He had been released from Santa Monica Hospital weeks earlier and was survived by his widow Helen Grayce and three children. Born 1911 in Long Beach Jones created his noisy style after hearing a conductor’s squeaking shoes, scoring fame with Der Fuehrer’s Face and other hits like Black Magic Cocktail for Two and Liebestraum.
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Los Angeles
Spike Jones
Bel-Air
Jones
Santa Monica Hospital
Pete James
James
Helen Grayce
City Slickers
Lindley Armstrong Jones
Long Beach
Calif
Adolf Hitler
der Fuehrer
Bronx
Soviet Union condemns U.S. Marines in Dominican Republic
Moscow criticized U.S. armed aggression after Marines landed in the Dominican Republic and called for an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting. Tass described the action as a direct assault to keep a reactionary regime and quash popular aspirations for freedom.
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Soviet Union
United States
Dominican Republic
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Tass
U.S.A
Missile complex surplus declared for Air Force
The Forbes Atlas missile complex at Pauline Kansas near Topeka will be declared surplus to Air Force needs. Total government cost was 47 million dollars. The General Services Administration will dispose of the sites located in Jefferson Douglas Coffey Osage Lyon Wabaunsee Pottawatomie and Jackson counties.
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Pauline
Kan
Topeka
Air Force
Chester E. Mize
R-Kan
General Services Administration
Jefferson, Douglas, Coffey
Osage
Lyon
Wabaunsee
Pottawatomie
Jjackson
Replacing Hedges Should Be a Must
Kansas story notes hedge removal harms wildlife and urges preservation. It highlights quail and pheasant concerns and cites state licensing figures for hunting and fishing. It mentions Kids Fishing Rodeo programs and offers for fishing gear from Cortland Line Company. It also includes a worm reproduction quirk and local landmark dedication plans for Rose Hill stone school.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Department of Interior
State Fish and Game Commission
Cortland Line Company
Cortland
N. Y
Law Day speech urges careful crime reporting by press
Chicago lawyer Albert E. Jenner warns reporters to avoid sensational details and prior disclosures that could prejudice a defendant’s right to a fair trial. He argues no government press regulation is needed but urges restraint on reporting past confessions and other statements.
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Wichita
Chicago
Albert E. Jenner
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Jenner
Lee Harvey Oswald
Grant Delivers Strong Pitching Triumph for Twins
Jim Grant matched a rock and roll persona with a solid three hit performance in a 7-0 win over the White Sox. The Twins built an early lead and added a three run ninth inning as Versalles Oliva and Allison drove in runs. Grant’s outing solidified his spot in Minnesota rotation amid a five game Chicago streak.
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John Edwards
John Tsitouris
Reds
Koufax
Wally Moon
Bob Miller
Jesus Alou
Giants
Astros
Chicago
Joe Gaines
Bob Lillis
Joe Morgan
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Twins
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Sam Mele
Jim
Pete Ward
Gary Peters
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
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Boston
Washington
Ralph Terry
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Marcelino Lopez
Bob Lee
Boog Powell
Curt Blefary
Baltimore
New York
Peters
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Grartt
Aguirre
Chuck Schilling
Gates Brown
Terry
Yankees
Senators
Woodie
Bob Chance
Chuck Hinton
Dick Howser
Indians
Willie Smith
Angel
Jim Fregosi
Joe Adcock
Lopez
Lee
Jerry Adair
Orioles
Ken Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Doerr
al Mair
Pair Takes a 300 Mile Trip For Fraternity High Jinks
Two Maryville State College pledges from Iowa and Missouri reported being abducted at 2 AM by four pledges. Chained blindfolded and face painted they drove toward Amarillo before Jones freed himself near the Kansas Oklahoma line. They walked to a farm, wrist chains cut, were fed near Wellington and later held by Turnpike troopers toward Kansas City.
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Vern Miller
Sedgwick County
Duaneve Hawkins
Norwalk
Iowa
Ron Jones
Downing
Maryville State College
Maryville
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Wellington
Kan
Sumner
John Patterson
Sedgwick
Wichita
Kansas City
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Jim Clark
Wilbu
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Blooming Smith Floral & Nursery
Jim Grant
Wichita, Kan
High Jinks
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First National Bank of Lawrence
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence National Bank
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