Rockets Host lola in Chanute season opener at Royster Stadium
Royster High hosts lola in a three grade level dual meet starting at 3 p.m. The Rocket squads led by Coach Leon Storck feature Jim Sandage the ninth grade discus champion and top sprinters and hurdlers across the freshman and eighth grade teams. With 11 ninth graders and 16 eighth graders depth is a concern as Royster seeks to improve on last year’s SEK standings. The 1966 schedule lists matches at Iola Fredonia Ottawa Fort Scott Chanute invitational and league meet at home.
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Chanute
Royster Stadium
Royster Junior High School
Lola
Rockets
SEK
Leon Storck
Audences
Jim Sandage
Storck
Ross Abbueh
Tom Kirkwood
Rocket
Bruce Parker
Jay Holbert
John McMeekin
Wayne Moreland
Royster
Doug Barnow
Wayne Morrison
Barnow
Morrison
Todd Smith
Dale Whitworth
Randy
Fredonia
Iola
Independence
Ottawa
Fort Scott
State Golf Schedule For Women State Golf Association
The Kansas Women's Golf Association meeting in Lawrence approved the 1967 schedule. Events include May 17-19 Spring at Quivira in Kansas City Kansas, June 13-19 State amateur at Crestview Wichita, July 12-14 Sand greens at Echo Hills Wichita, July 19-21 9 hole stroke at Colby, Aug 13 Junior girls at Abilene, and Sept 27-29 Fall at Smoky Hill Hays. Jean Ashley, current USGA women's amateur champion, attended as guest.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Crestview Country Club
Wichita
Quiviria
Kansas City
Echo Hills
Colby
Abilene
Smoky Hill
Hays
Jean Ashley
Chanute
U.S. Golf Association
Boston tops Cincinnati to win best of five
The Boston Celtics defeated the Cincinnati Royals 112 to 103 to take the Eastern semifinal series three games to two. In the Western Final the Los Angeles Lakers beat the St. Louis Hawks 129 to 106 as Los Angeles led the best of seven series 1-0.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday and Water Metrics
Yesterday's readings show John Redmond Dam at 1 036.00 feet with a normal pool. Fall River and other listed gauges report discharge levels around 31 to 68 cubic feet per second in the area.
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John Redmond
Fall River
Toronto
Lindblad Wyatt Combine in 4-0 No-Hitter over Astros
A 24-year-old lefty Paul Lindblad and reliever John Wyatt combined for a 4-0 no hitter as the Kansas City Athletics shut out Houston. Lindblad pitched six innings, Wyatt three, with Bert Campaneris making a leaping catch. Robin Roberts took the loss for the Astros despite two hits allowed in six innings.
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Lindblad
Wyatt
Astros
Alvin Dark
Charley Finley
Joe
Kansas City Athletics
Paul Lindblad
John Wyatt
Sec
Bert Campaneris
Vancouver
A’s
Kansas City
Robin Roberts
Bill Bryan
Larry Stahl
Comets Fall to Pittsburg in season tennis opener
Chanute's Greg Berg earned two wins as the Comets dropped the opener to Pittsburg 6-2. Lyle Lyman won a set for Chanute, while Berg defeated Danny Lee and Kenny Hand. Berg's two matches came after Chanute fielded five players and forfeit decided the No 2 doubles. Next, Chanute hosts Parsons Monday.
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Pittsburg
Comet
Greg Berg
Chanute
Berg
Dragon
Lyle Lyman
Gary Bolton
Terry Galt
Jim Hazen
Comets
Parsons
Lyle Luman
John Hagman
Mike McCreedy
Bill Crozier
Gary Kennett
Danny Lee
Kenny Hand
Lee Hess
Galt-Hazen
Bolton-Crozier
Luman McCreedy
Boxing results from Rome Oakland Baltimore and Boise
In Rome Sandro Mazzinghi 156 Rome stopped Sugar Cliff 149 Miami. Clarence James 164 Oakland out pointed Bruno Santini 164 Italy. In Baltimore Johnny Gliden 147% outpointed Libertad Rueda 146% New York. In Oakland Jimmy Lester 159 San Francisco stopped Aristo Chavarin 160 Mexico. In Boise Boone Kirkman made pro debut by knocking out Lou Phillips in 2 38 of the first round.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Sugar Cliff
Miami
Clarence James
Oakland
Calif
Bruno Santini
Baltimore
Johnny Gliden
Libertad Rueda
New York
Jimmy Lester
San Francisco
Aristo Chavarin
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Boone Kirkman
Seattle
Wash
Lou Phillips
Weiskopf and Sanders Tie for Greensboro Open Lead
Young Tom Weiskopf and Doug Sanders share the Greensboro Open lead as third round action begins. Weiskopf fired a four under par 67 to reach 135, while Sanders shot a 70 to finish at 136 after leading earlier. Al Geiberger sits third at 136 after a 70 on Friday.
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Greensboro
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Doug Sanders
al Geiberger
Baseball Scores and Attendance Report from 1965 Year
Friday exhibition results list multiple games across teams including Minnesota, Cincinnati, St Louis, Detroit, Boston, Atlanta, Cleveland, San Francisco, California, Kansas City, Houston, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, Trinity 9 Missouri 1, Abilene Christian 7 Kansas State 0, Kansas 11 Sam Houston State, Iowa State 12 to 1 over Minnesota 11 to 7, Colorado 4 7 Texas Western 1 2, Nebraska 8 Houston 7, Nebraska No 2 8 Houston Baptist 7, Kirksville State 8 St Ambrose 1, Emporia State 11 College of Emporia 8, Wesleyan 8 2 Washburn 48 Rockhurst 1 4, Pittsburg State 0 8 Wichita led the nation in total attendance in 1965 with more than 290 000 watching its 30 basketball games.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Atlanta
Cleveland
San Francisco
California
Chicago
Kansas City
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Nebraska
Houston Baptist
Kirksville State
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Emporia State
College of Emporia
Wesleyan
Washburn
Rockhurst
Pittsburg State
Wichita
Semi Pro Meeting Tomorrow in Chanute
Chanute invites volunteers for SEK Semi Pro Baseball League ahead of a May 15 preseason game. Team manager Don Papst will host an organizational meeting at 1:30 p.m. at City Park baseball diamond. Prospective players should bring shoes and gloves for a light workout after the meeting.
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Chanute
SEK
Don Papst
City Park
Papst
Amazing secret to look half your age without diet or exercise
Former U S Air Force PT officer claims a simple method turns back the clock and makes you appear half your age with no dieting or workouts. Offer requests $1 postpaid from Sed TODA Personal Products Co Dept A Box 418 Chanute KS 66720.
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U.S. Air Force
Sed Toda Personal Products Co
Chanute
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Monday
Tonight features High School and JACO Night at Launching Pad 7:30 to 10:30. Monday lists Women’s arts and crafts at N Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to noon Archery at Launching Pad 7 to 10 p.m. and High School tennis Chanute versus Parsons at City and Highland Parks. Junior high track Royster Stadium Royster versus Iola at 3 p.m. for 7th 8th 9th grades.
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N. Malcolm Community Center
Highland Parks
Chanute
Parsons
Royster Stadium
Royster
Iola
Chanute Tribune Report Dated Saturday April 2 1966
Local page recaps events around Chanute including community updates and brief notices. Key names and places from the period appear in short items and notices reflecting civic life in the 1960s.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Classified Advertising Rates Per Word Announcement
Advertising rates listed for 1 day through 26 consecutive days with a 10 word minimum and a 10 percent discount for cash. The notice notes deadlines for individual ads and an extra 25 cent charge for blind ads, with out of territory rates available on request.
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Rocket Thinclads
E. M. Caldwell
W. Mais
Jim Ellis
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Ross Abbuehl
Gibson- Koch Chapel
North Forest
Roy S. Gibson
Clifford L. Gibson
Merle Kelly Ford
Merle Kelly
Dick Coach
Houston Astros
Bob Veale
Luke Walker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Wynn
Tewaco
Texaco
F. D. May
Kansas
Weiskopf
Trinity
Missouri
Christain
Kansas State
Sam Houston State
Iowa State
Colorado
Texas
Shakespeare
Mitchell
ZEBCO
W. Main
Ree Epanglory
Panavesion
United Artists
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chanute Iron & Metal
Malcolm
Imhar
Edith
P.O. Box
Lauder Tank Co
Weaver St. Emporia
Dale Davis
White Grill
Call Erie
R.C.A
Universal Freetronics
Olive Street Road
M. N. Moors
Texas Refinery Corp
Fort Worth
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