Marichal Earns Ninth Win With 1-0 Shutout Of Phillies
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched 14 innings to earn his ninth win and fourth shutout as the Giants beat Philadelphia 1-0. He allowed only four hits through 14, walked one, and struck out 10, with the lone run scoring on a Davenport triple after a Knowles walk and Alou pinch hit.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Marichal
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Houston
Knowles
Bob Barton
Davenport
Manny Mota
Pirates
Steve Blass
Pete Mikkelsen
Jim Gentile
Mikkelsen
Lee Maye
Felix Mantilla
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Byron Browne
Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Santo
Tim McCarver
Changes in Entrance Charges For Area Lakes
Col Miles L Wachendorf, district engineer, announces revised entrance permit rules under the Land and Water Conservation Act for Corps reservoirs in the Kansas City District. Permits now required only at specific areas and seasonal window May 30 to September 5. Gold Permit 7 dollars annual covers all areas. other permits range 50 cents per person day to 3 dollars per vehicle month. Federal permits not required at state leased or concession facilities.
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Miles L. Wachendorf
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Kanapolis
Wilson
Tuttle Creek
Pomona
Kansas
Harlan County Reservoir
Nebraska
Pomme de Terre Reservoir
Missouri
Venange
Kanopolis Reservoir
Pomona Reservoir
Gremlin Cove
Methodist Creek
Patterson Harbor
Nemo
Pomme de Terre
Lawrence Caravans To Attend Indianapolis 500
A caravan of five cars from Lawrence and Kansas City will depart tonight for Indianapolis to attend the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 mile race. Fifteen passengers will ride together in Indianapolis with seats reserved. Attending are Mr and Mrs Bob Bignall Mr and Mrs Don Craig Darrell Craig Mr and Mrs Doug Wright Mr and Mrs Richard Crissler Curtis Wright Jack Bowers and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sinks of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Lyle Beer of Kansas City, formerly of Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ind
Bob Bignall
Don Craig
Darrell Craig
Doug Wright
Richard Crissler
Curtis Wright
Jack Bowers
Lawrence Sinks
Lyle Beer
Ed Barnowski Opens 1966 With Seven Strikeouts
Ed Barnowski former Baltimore Orioles prospect who struck out 207 in 177 for El Mira New York last season started 1966 with seven strikeouts for Rochester in a 2 2 tie against Richmond.
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Ed Barnowski
Baltimore Oriole
Elmira
N.Y
Rochester
Richmond
Bowens Drives Orioles Past White Sox 7-1 In Key Showdown
Sam Bowens collected four hits and four RBIs, including a two-run single and a two-run double, powering Baltimore to a 7-1 win over Chicago. The victory tied Baltimore with Detroit for second in the AL as Cleveland led. Bowens showcased for potential a pitcher deal, while Hank Bauer eyes stockpiling arms. The day also featured tight AL and NL results with Boston, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and San Francisco posting wins in varied fashions.
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Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Sam Bowens
Bauer
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
White Sox
Bowens
Orioles
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Tigers
Chuck Hinton
Vic Davalillo
Hank Aguirre
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Jim Northrup
Earl Wilson
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Jimmie Hall
Wilson
Pott Leads Oklahoma City Open With 64 At Quail Creek
Johnny Pott fired an eight under par 64 to take a four stroke lead at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club. Amateur Craig Metz shot 68, matching notable names Bruce Devlin and Tom Weiskopf at 68, while 41 players tied or broke par on the 7,173 yard course.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Quail Creek Golf and Country Club
Pott
Craig Metz
Metz
Dick Metz
East Texas State College
Bruce Devlin
Tom Weiskopf
Tony Lema
Harold Henning
Johnny Allen
Lou Graham
Quail Creek
San Diego Open Opens 1967 PGA Tour Schedule
The 1967 PGA golf tour kicks off with the San Diego Open set for January 11 to 15. The event marks the start of a full season featuring top players and major venues across the tour.
Drivers Return to Track After Time Trials At Indy
Indianapolis drivers qualified for the Golden Anniversary 500 mile race returned to the Speedway for testing. From 9 a.m. to noon they checked carburetion and adjustments on cars valued around twenty five thousand dollars each after extensive teardown following the two weekends of time trials.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Jayhawks Tour to Promote KU Football Prospects
KU quarterback Bob Skahan and split end Halley Kampschroeder will tour Kansas in a seven annual summer ambassador program. They plan about 15 000 miles and 120 civic club talks to promote KU and its football program and will show game highlights and sell advertising for 1966.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Kampschroeder
Lawrence
Skahan
Columbus
Lawrence High School
Missouri
Blues
Bill Lynch
Columbus Comet
Jayhawk
Lesser American Takes on Emerson In Net Tourney
Lester Sack of Clarksdale Mississippi faces Roy Emerson in the French international tennis tournament. Sack is ranked 38th while Emerson is regarded as the world No 1 amateur. Ralston and Richey are among favorites with wins by Richey, Graebner and McManus in second rounds. Nancy Richey beat Francesca Gordigiani and Kathleen Harter lost to Karen Krantzke.
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Paris
Lester Sack
Australia
Roy Emerson
Sack
Clarksdale
Miss
Emerson
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Graebner
John Newcombe
Alexander Likhatchev
Russia
Daniel Contet
France
McManus
Koji Watanabe
Japan
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Francesca Gordigiani
Italy
Kathleen Harter
Seal Beach
Karen Krantzke
Hull Wins MVP Award in 1965 66 Hart Trophy
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks won the NHL Hart Trophy as the league MVP for 1965-66, marking his second straight MVP honor after setting single season records with 54 goals and 97 points. Gordie Howe of Detroit placed third in voting behind Jean Beliveau of Montreal.
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Montreal
Bobby Hull
National Hockey League
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Hull
Howe
Jean Beliveau
KU Athletic Income Rises Slightly on 1965-66 Figures
Kansas University athletic receipts for 1965-66 show combined football and basketball gross of 754 655 dollars up from 730 291 the prior year despite a football revenue drop. Basketball income rose about 42 000 while football fell from 610 291 to 591 364.
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Kansas University
Wade Stinson
Stinson
Kansas
Sel
Revenge by Marsh in Thursday Bout
In Minneapolis Minnesota Ron Marsh a former Kansas University athlete halted Ed Hurley in the third round via technical knockout to avenge a prior defeat. Marsh 182% weighed for the fight while Hurley weighed 188 both in a boxing bout that showcased Marsh as a rising American ring prospect and part time teacher.
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Marsh
Minneapolis
Minn
Ron Marsh
Kansas University
Baker Boy) Hurley
Hurley
Minnesota
Kansas
Twin Cities
KSU Signs Two Players NLI Reach for Next Season
Kansas State University coach Tex Winter announced two more signees for next fall. Fred Arnold a 6 7 junior college standout from Marlin California and Ray Willis a 6 1 junior college guard from Cameron Oklahoma will be eligible next season.
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Manhattan
Kan
Tex Winter
Kansas State University
Fred Arnold
Marlin
Calif
Ray Willis
Cameron
Okla
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bunning
Jim Davenport
Darold Knowles
Johnny Callison
Hal Lanier
Herman
Herman Franks
Franks
Jesus Alou
Bird
Hal Bock
John Haddock
Ford, Inc
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Bob Skahan
Halley Kampschroeder
MVP
Holiday Inn
Lawrence's
Are
Lou Engel
Journal-World Sports
Lubbock
Tex
Dom
Memorial Stadium
KSU
Kentucky
Long & Baker
Sodding
Chevrolet
Ford
International Metro
New Hampshire
M.C.A
Ernie Derr
Ramo Stott
Lennie Funk
Mid America
Peka
Mercury
Iaa
Mercury M Kiekhaefer Corporation
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Kiekhaefer Mercury of Canada, Ltd
Brunswick Corporation
Brown’s Marine
North 2Nd Street
Valley Falls
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