Andretti Favored To Win 1966 Indianapolis 500
Mario Andretti tops a 68 voter poll as favorite for the 1966 Indy 500 with a record 165.899 mph qualifying mark for the Brabham Ford. Clark Foyt Gurney Jones among top rivals. field features 33 drivers, 22 Fords 11 Offys, race Monday start about 10 am CST.
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de L’ Automobile
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Canada
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Early Bird
London-Brussels
West Germany
Italy
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Spain
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America
Argentina
Armed Services Forces Radio
Voice of America
Keene's Yankees Carry On In Chi Sox Colors
The Yankees, wearing Chicago White Sox uniforms, beat the White Sox 4 1 as Mel Stottlemyre threw a three hitter. Cleveland beat Minnesota 4 1. Baltimore 4 Kansas City 2. Washington 5 Boston 4. California 3 Detroit 2. Colavito drove in the winning run for Cleveland.
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Yankee Stadium
Houk
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Sox
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Max Alvis
Colavito
Cleveland
Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore
Kansas City
Stu Miller
Wally Bunker
Washington
Red Sox
Bob Laverine
Don Lock
Boston
George Scott
Willie Smith
California
San Diego speedster signs letter to Kansas football and track
Bobby Johnson of San Diego California signed a national letter of intent to enroll at the University of Kansas. He is a two sport athlete, 5 9 160 pounds, a two year track and football letterman. He played halfback on offense and defense and earned Western League all star and CIF all star honors. He clocked 9.6 in the 100 yard dash and was named Western League Trackman of the Year for 1986.
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Bobby Johnson
San Diego
California
University of Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Johnson
C.I.F
Thirty football players sign letters to attend Kansas U
Coach Jack Mitchell announced that thirty high school athletes have signed national letters of intent to enroll at the University of Kansas this fall. The signees span seven states led by Kansas with 14 players, plus Illinois Missouri California New York Colorado Iowa Oklahoma and one living in Paris France.
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Jack Mitchell
University of Kansas
Mitchell
Kansas
Illinois
Missouri
California
New York
Colorado
Iowa
Oklahoma
Paris
France
Baseball standings and results across leagues
Friday results show Cleveland 5 Minnesota 4 and New York 4 Chicago 1. Baltimore 4 Kansas City 0 and Washington 5 Boston 0. California 3 Detroit 2. Upcoming games list Baltimore at Kansas City and California at Detroit among others.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bostean
Causey Plays for A's After Being Traded
Kansas City traded Wayne Causey to Chicago for Danny Cater and used Causey in the A s game versus Baltimore hours after the deal. A s executive Ed Lopat said the move was legal due to a prior agreement with the White Sox.
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Danny Cater
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Wayne Causey
Cater
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
White Sox
Causey
Ed Lopat
A’s
Alvin Dark
36 Pound Catfish Catches Eye in Neosho River
Emporia Kansas reports Dr J L Morgan fishing with eight pound test line on the Neosho River Friday night. After an hour and 45 minutes he reeled in a 36 pound catfish using light spinning tackle and an artificial lure.
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Emporia, Kan
Neosho River
J. L. Morgan
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