Cleveland Pitcher Wins Despite Short Warm Up
The Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 13 to 2 as Tom Kelley, rushed in after Sam McDowell left with a shoulder strain, silenced Detroit. Manager Birdie Tebbetts protested a supposed warm up rule, while Kelley earned his second win of the season. Mantle homered twice for the Yankees in an 11-6 win over California as multiple MLB games unfolded nationwide.
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Sam McDowell
Tom Kelley
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Birdie Tebbetts
Kelley
Tebbetts
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Tigers
Ace McDowell
McDowell
Detroit
Chico Salmon
Leon Wagner
Don Crandall
Norm Cash
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Mickey Mantle
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California
Minnesota
Boston
Jimmie Hall
Red Sox
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Baltimore
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Washington
Cincinnati
Atlanta
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Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Mantle
Dean Chance
Stan Musial
Elston Howard
Roger Repez
Richards Mistake Is Houston's Gain
Houston manager Grady Hatton praises Dave Nicholson who, after a spring trade from Chicago, has surged to a .333 batting average with 25 hits in 75 at bats for the Astros while contributing power with 4 doubles 2 triples and 3 homers. Nicholson leads Houston past the Mets 7-1 with a homer a double and multiple RBIs.
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Houston
Paul Richards
Astros
Oklahoma City
Dave Nicholson
Chicago White Sox
Nicholson
New York Mets
Nichol
Grady Hatton
Curt Flood
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Chicago Cubs
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Pirates
Don Schwall
Roy Face
Giants
Willie McCovey
Chris Short
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Bill White
Lou Johnson
Ron
Wes Parker
Don Drysdale
Temple Names Baseball Winners
Nine sophomores and three juniors join four seniors named for 1966 letter awards on Kansas varsity baseball. Seniors Fred Chana Brookfield Mil Tom Cooper Leawood Don Davis Wichita and Jim Shanks Kansas City co-captains. Junior winners Santa Buda Duane Lowry Bob Skahan. Sophomores John Adams Gary Ascanio Tom Bishard Tom Evilsizer Bill Maddux Alan Storke Ron Wallace Steve Walsh and Jay Wilson.
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Kansas
Floyd Temple
Fred Chana
Brookfield
Mil
Tom Cooper
Leawood
Don Davis
Wichita
Jim Shanks
Kansas City
Cooper
Shanks
Jayhawk
Santa Buda
Omaha
Nebr
Duane Lowry
Great Bend
Bob Skahan
Columbus
John Adams
Gary Ascanio
Cherokee
Tom _ Bishard
Uniontown
Tom _ Evilsizer
Bill Maddux
Alan Storke
Topeka
Ron Wallace
Independence
Steve Walsh
Salina
Ay Wilson
Ten Jayhawk Trackmen Enter AAU Meet in Topeka
Ten Kansas University track athletes compete Saturday in the Missouri Valley AAU Meet at Highland Park High School stadium Topeka. Burdick leads in pole vault with Farley Hamilton and Steinhoff. Russell runs three miles Grindahl competes in 680 and mile events. Shelley fields the javelin Turck the high jump Byers in high hurdles.
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Kansas University
Highland Park High School
Topeka
Larry Burdick
al Russell
Curt Grindahl
Burdick
Russell
Grindal
Chip Farley
Drew Hamilton
Bob Steinhoff
Mike Sheahon
Ron Shelley
George Byers
John Turck
Umpires and Teams Sought for City Summer Leagues
Lawrence Park and Recreation Department seeks umpires for summer softball and baseball games and needs teams for fast-pitch slow-pitch and junior church leagues. Contact the department to join.
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Lawrence Park and Recreation Department
The
Park and Recreation Department
Writer and family tour Barber County adventures
Thayne Smith recounts a Pratt trip with George Moore and family touring Barber County’s landscapes near Coats Sun City Deerhead Aetna Davis Ranch Kiowa and Medicine Lodge. Fishing near Kiowa yielded crappie. walleye and bass were caught at River Pond below Tuttle Creek dam. He attends Wichita Governor's Travel Conference and Council Grove Reservoir dedication naming Teresa Blackburn Miss Twin Lakes.
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Council Grove
Pratt
George Moore
Moore
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Barber County
Doris
Kelly
Scott
Coats
Sun City
Gyp Hills
Deerhead
Aetna
Davis Ranch
Kiowa
Medicine Lodge
Midwest
Kansas
Gene Hitt
Paul Garst
Topeka
Ray Willingham
Manhattan
Virgil Ward
Amsterdam
Willingham
Seal
Ward
Wichita
Council Grove Reservoir
Alta Vista
Barbara Vanes
Wilsey
Pat Liston
White City
Connie Sutter
Dwight
Jayhawks Set 13 Entries for Central Conference Meet
Kansas coach Bob Timmons releases a 13 man track and field roster for the Central Collegiate Conference Championships in South Bend Indiana on June 4. Entrants include Dwight Peck Steve Ashurst Lowell Paul Curt Grindal John Lawson Allen Russell Mike Hays Larry Burdick Art Cortez Gary Ard Gary Barr Gary Schwartz Tom Parma and Dwight Peck Lowell Paul Allen Russell and Jom Lawson. Rochester opens season with five players from Baltimore Oriole spring roster.
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Bob Timmons
Kansas
South Bend
Indiana
Jayhawk
Dwight Peck
Steve Ashurst
Lowell Paul
Curt Grindal
John Lawson
Allen Russell
Mike Hays
Larry Burdick
Art Cortez
Gary Ard
Legion Loses By One Run In Oklahoma City Tournament
The Lawrence American Legion Junior baseball team seeks its first win after a 6-5 loss to North Kansas City on Wednesday. Steve Peecher delivered a ninth inning RBI single to seal the win. The Hawks face Family Medical Clinic at 6 p.m. Saturday, Medley Insurance Agency at 8 p.m. Sunday, and Putnam City at 2 p.m. Monday in Oklahoma City.
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Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Harmon Killebrew
Carl Yastrzemski
Killebrew
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
White Sox
Baltimore
Aday Etchebarren
Steve Barber
Orioles
John Romano
Chicago
Kansas City
Senators
Ed Charles
Jim Dickson
Lew Krausse
Paul Lindblad
Jack Aker
Fred Talbot
Lawrence American Legion
Oklahoma City
Hawks
Family Medical Clinic
Medley Insurance Agency
Putnam City
Steve Peecher
North Kansas City
Stright
Olathe
Tom Dodd
Kansas Citians
Lawrence
Steve Puthoff
Biff Temple
Russell
Randy
Len Jackson
Dave Oberzan
Ab Or Oberzan
Temple
Cf Taylor
Rose
N Schmitz
Wees
Stancliff
Ib Stuart
Jackson
Ib Puthoff
P Poort
North Kansas
Welch
Early
Totta
Barron
Armstrong
Rutkowski
Dodd
C Bepeveeesenes
Sweeney
Ss Termine
Aseee
Strobe
Seen Williams
P Peecher
Je—Jackson
Schmitz
Loe
Puthoft
Oberzan
Sac
Nicklaus and Player Lead 57 000 Oklahoma City Open Field
A field of 144 golfers led by Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player tees off at Quail Creek for the Oklahoma City Open worth 57000 dollars. The event marks Nicklaus and Player first appearances in the eight year run, joined by seven PGA Tour winners including Bruce Devlin, last week's Colonial National Invitational champion.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Quail Creek Golf and Country Club
Nicklaus
Player
Bruce Devlin
K State signs five high school basketball players
Kansas State University announces five signees for next fall under coach Tex Winter. Ray Lavender, a 7-1 center from Lindbergh High in St. Louis, joins Loren Peithman from Hebron Nebraska, Dennis Weinhold from McCook Nebraska, Jeff Webb from West Milwaukee Wisconsin, and Wheeler Hughes from Lynchburg Virginia.
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Kan
Kansas State University
Tex Winter
Ray Lavender
Lindbergh High
St. Louis
Wildcat
Loren Peithman
Hbron
Neb
Dennis Weinhold
McCook
Peithman
al Peithman
Jeff Webb
West Milwaukee
Wis
Wheeler Hughes
Lynchburg
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