Fishing Thwarted By Spawning Season at Toronto Reservoir
The writer details a six hour fishing trip at Toronto Reservoir with Paul States and Harold Hansen. Despite multiple lures and clear water, crappie and bass were uncooperative due to spawning activity. A bass finally yielded a two pound catch. another bluegill and a single keepable crappie followed before retreating to the marina. Additional notes mention the Toronto Water Festival and local fish stocking history.
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Eureka
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Topeka
Cottonwood
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Canadian Pro Wonders If He Quit The Right Game
Jerry Magee, a 30 year old Toronto pro, led the Thunderbird Tournament after a first round 66 at Westchester Country Club. He reflected on quitting hockey after an eye injury, while noting his golf earnings and the strong field including Rodgers, Venturi, Palmer, and Harney as 43 players broke par in breezy conditions.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
RYE
N.Y
Jerry Magee
Magee
Toronto
Westchester Country Club
Phil Rodgers
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Rodgers
Kel Nagle
Bob Goalby
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Harold Kneece
Bob Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Marty Furgol
Paul Harney
Tigers Rate Top Spot
Missouri was ranked No. 1 in the final college baseball poll edging Arizona State by three points. Both received 19 first place votes. Mississippi ranked third with Southern California fourth and Texas A&M fifth.
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Tucson, Ariz
Missouri
Arizona State University
Kansas Amateur Golf Tour opens with record field
The largest Kansas Amateur Golf Tour field since 1957 will start next Tuesday in Wichita. 164 entries include six former champions such as Duke Evans, Bob Vickers, Virgil Parker, Dick Price, Dave Dennis, and Kaser. Monday is practice, first round qualifying on Tuesday, with the 36 hole championship finale on Sunday June 14.
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Wichita
Kansas
Virgil Parker
Dick Price
Dave Dennis
Independence
Machen to Sail for Stockholm for Potter Bout
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen departs Los Angeles June 10 for Stockholm Sweden where he meets former champion Floyd Patterson on July 5. Manager Walter Minskoff announced the departure date Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Machen Cill
Stock ‘Holm
Sweden
Floyd Potter
Walter Minskoff
Hot Rookie Faces Vet In Madison Square Garden Showdown
Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania meets Frankie Narvaez in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Bizzarro, 46-7-2, seeks another shot at Flash Elorde while Narvaez, 19-11-1, aims for a title bout. Narvaez rides a 13 bout win streak as ABC televises at 9 p.m. EST.
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Erie
Madison Square Garden
Frankie Narvaez
Bizzarro
Flash Elorde
Narvaez
Carlos Ortiz
Kenny Lane
Ricky Palmieri
Tony LaBarbara
Luis Molina
Vincent Dorado
ABC
Arizona State tops Air Force to reach World Series field
NCAA District 7 spot awarded after Arizona State edged Air Force Academy 7 6. Missouri earned District 5 bid without a game, extending a 22 game win streak. Missouri and Arizona State set to meet in the opening round double elimination. Opening games scheduled for noon feature Seaton Hall vs Maine, Texas A&M vs Minnesota, and Southern California defending champion vs Mississippi.
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Tigers
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St. Louis
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Mississippi
Ruby Taking Medicine Advocates Say Ruby On Tranquilizers
Dallas AP report says condemned slayer Jack Ruby, 53, began taking tranquilizer pills for what doctors call psychotic low mood. He had refused earlier mind altering drugs, a source says he claims the pills are poison. Judge Joe Brown set a sanity hearing for June 19 and has authorized mental treatment in Ruby’s jail cell while the case proceeds.
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Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
Joe
Brown
Ruby
Laweyers
Churches Shaken By Race Issue
ATLANTA AP racial issues strain Southern churches in 1960s era. Southern Baptists split over segregation while Methodists adopt integration steps and Presbyterians erase color lines. Church leaders report mixed progress and persistent segregation in the South amid broader liberal shifts. leaders cite Catholic and Jewish attitudes as largely nonsegregated.
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Edler G. Hawkins
New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Methodist
General Conference of the Church
Presbyterian Church
U.S
South
James Patton
General Council
Louisiana
Episcopal
Raymond Wood
Southeastern Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Pittsburgh
Milton Wood
Harry H. Epstein
Child Needed Bread
An American tourist photographs a sleeping hungry girl in Hong Kong, prompting reflections on global hunger. The piece cites Roy L. Smith and Michael Harrington on poverty, then argues food aid must be paired with moral action. It urges science, governments, and the church to address hunger and poverty without patronizing.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Hong Kong
Roy L. Smith
Abingdon Press
Earth
United States
Washington
Roy Smith
Church
Hosts Win Title at National Junior College Baseball
In Grand Junction Colorado Miami Dade Florida crushed Mesa 19 5 to win the championship of the National Junior College Baseball Tournament.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Miami-Dade
Fila
Mesa of
Lady Breaks 125 Straight at Kansas Trap Championship
In Wichita at the Gun Club the Kansas Trapshoot Championships opened with notable performances. Gladys Prost of Phillipsburg shot 99 singles to win the open women’s title, while Gene Sears of Stillwater broke 125 consecutive targets, including 25 in a shootoff to claim Class AA open singles. James Rexroat of Hoisington hit all but one, and Sears also went 49 of 50 in Class A doubles but lost a shootoff to Marvin Driver. Eddie Sandusky of Kansas City, Kansas, won the Class A open title with 99 of 100.
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Wichita
Kansas
Molina Outpoints Perez In Oakland Boxing Bout
The Associated Press reports Luis Molina from San Jose defeated Tony Perez of Mexico by decision over 10 rounds in Oakland California. Molina used precise punching to earn the victory on points. Perez pressed early but Molina controlled the late exchanges to seal the win.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Luis Molina
San Jose
Tony Perez
Mexico
Gillilatoe Recaps Felcarenint Rt. 4 Ottawa Centropolis
Gillilatoe delivers a concise recap of Felcarenint Route 4 in Ottawa within the Centropolis area, outlining key events and notable moments. The report highlights local figures and the sequence of developments impacting residents and officials.
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Gillilatoe
Ottawa
Centropolis
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