Royster Thinclads Win Fredonia Dual
Chanute based Royster Thinclads beat Fredonia in a three division dual meet scoring 46 to 44. Ninth grade led with Never Barnett winning three events and sprint medley relay, while eighth grade dominated with eight wins including the high jump and shot put. Seventh grade won the 440 yard relay as Chanute posted top scores overall in the meet.
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Fredonia
Royster
Chanute
Rocket
Rockets
Barnett
John Hawley
Dave Martin
Robert Orr
Richard Fisher
Martin
Orr
Spitzer
Philip Steeves
Richard Solf
Steven Lynch
Rick Wilson
Jim Davis
Jim Benson
Steven Dawson
Lynch
Solf
Cecil McNamara
Ross Abbuehl
Gary Hammons
Brad Kiddoo
Jim Sandage
Independence
Collins
Wheaton
Mewley
Gerken
Thompson
Culvertson
Hawley
Pole Vauit
Merriman
Chapman
Fisher
Ennis
Steeves
Benson
Low Hurdies
Self
Mavener
Witgsen
Garker
Dawson
Vance
Havener
Davis
Carter
Treyier
Wilson
Bog
Badcock
Fiveway Tie for Masters Lead At Augusta
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player each shot 69 to join Kel Nagle Bob Goulby and Davis Love Jr. atop the Masters leaderboard in a five man tie. Jack Nicklaus, just behind with a 71 after a late bid, was near the group. The opening round produced the top cluster the tournament has seen since its 1934 start.
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Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Gary Player
South Africa
Palmer
Kel Nagle
Australia
Bob Goulby
Davis Love Jr
Davis Love
Bob Goalby
Dave Marr
Gene Littler
Billy Joe Patton
Don January
Juan Rodriguez
Jim Ferrier
Don Finsterwald
Cary Cowan
Bob Charles
Jack Nicklaus
College Results Show Tennis and Baseball Scores
Nebraska defeats St. Cloud 6 to 1 while Graceland tops Park 7 to 0 in tennis. Emporia State wins baseball 11 to 7 over St Benedict’s. Rockhurst edges Pittsburg State 9 to 8 in a high scoring matchup.
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Nebraska
St. Cloud
Minn
Graceland
Iowa
Park, Mo
Emporia State
St. Benedict's
Women Golfers Start Capital City Open
The nations top women golfers tee off the Capital City Open in Baton Rouge with Mickey Wright making a comeback after a five month layoff. Wright, leading money winner in 1963, returns to official tournament play following a severe ankle sprain last November.
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Baton Rouge
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Fight Results by the Associated Press
Mike Mamorelli of Pittsburgh stopped Bobby Fay of Jacksonville in the seventh round in Miami. Lloyd Marshall of Newark stopped Brad Silas of Washington in Worcester in the third. Amos Johnson of Medina outpointed Willie Williams of Detroit in Cleveland over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Mike Mamarelli
Pittsburgh
Bobby Fay
Jacksonville
Worcester
Mass
Lloyd Marshall
Newark
N.J
Brad Silas
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
Amos Johnson
Medina
Ohio
Willie Williams
Detroit
Exhibition Thursday Baseball Results
Cincinnati defeated Chicago A 5 to 2 while Kansas City edged Detroit 6 to 4. Baltimore toppled Milwaukee 5 to 2 and Minnesota beat New York N 4 to 1. Washington defeated New York A 7 to 1 and Houston won 7 to 1 over St. Louis. Chicago N overcame Boston 9 to 4. Los Angeles A beat Hawaii IPCL 1 to 0 and San Francisco defeated Cleveland 9 to 3.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Houston
St. Louis
Boston
Los Angeles
Hawaii
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tribune Phone Help Line Instruction
A notice directs readers to contact the Tribune via phone or, if unavailable, to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. The item emphasizes reaching the carrier and provides a contact method for evening hours.
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Tribune
Royster Rockets Favored In SEK Junior High Golf
The Royster Junior High Rockets enter the SEK league season as contenders after a first-match tie for first. They face five league teams next Tuesday at Independence with a second outing planned for next Friday at Parsons. Chanute leads the squad with eight graders Helton and Leverenz among key players, while the team roster includes several freshmen and seventh graders. The season wraps with the Chanute Country Club course and a league meet at Chanute.
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Royster Junior High Rockets
Rockets
Independence
Parsons
SEK
Chanute
Coffeyville
The
Royster
Dick Helton
Helton
Leverenz
Brack Treloggen
Mike Cook
Greg Mitchell
Ran
Sooners Hire Gomer Jones For Four Years As Coach
BARTLESVILLE Okla AP Regents of the University of Oklahoma agreed to hire Gomer Jones for four years as head football coach and athletic director. Jones will receive 23340 dollars yearly including 18000 salary 3500 expense allowance and 1900 annuity. Regents also approved eight assistant coaches and promoted Kenneth Farris to associate athletic director with a pay rise.
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Bartlesville
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
George Cross
Earl Sneed
Oklahoma
Jones
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Regents
Kenneth Farris
Russian Women Beat Topeka 78-49 in Exhibition
The Soviet national women's basketball team routed Topeka Boosters 78-49 in an exhibition in Topeka Kansas. The Russians next meet the U.S. squad in Gallup New Mexico on Saturday then rematch Topeka at Gallup on Sunday. This follows a 78-36 win over Wayland College in Joplin Missouri Monday night.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka Boosters
U.S
Gallup
N.M
Topeka
Wayland College
Joplin
Boston Clinches East Final With 109 95 Victory
Boston defeats Cincinnati 109 to 95 to win the best of seven series four games to one in the Eastern Division final.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Kansas Relays draw growing star list in 39th meet
Lawrence AP reports three Texas Relays champions join the Kansas Relays entry, led by Bill Floerke and Ed Renfrow with Dick Perry, plus Kansas State and Arkansas squads. Drake, Colorado State and others add depth as Kansas hosts April 17-18 with notable marks in javelin, hurdles, pole vault and sprints.
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Floerke
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas State
Kansas
K-State
Dale Alexander
Ab Bidwell
Renfrew
Perry
Drake
Bob Karnes
Oklahoma State
Austin
Jack Miller
Ray Bothwell
Perry Brothers
John
Dave
Floyd Manning
Tyce Smith
Two Kansas Towns Will Receive Grants
Washington AP reports Welfare Department grants to Ness City and Americas Kansas. Ness City gets 55,440 for a 187,400 sewerage improvement project. Americas receives 13,200 for a 46,100 similar project. Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas was informed.
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Washington
Welfare Department
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Ness City
Americas
Drowning of Child Is Accidental
Ronald Gene Ashley fourteen months old died in an accidental drowning in Wichita. The Sedgwick County coroner Clint Edwards ruled the death accidental after the child was found face down in a bathtub by his mother Betty Joyce Pruett who had left him unattended while bath time.
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Wichita
Kan
Ronald Gene Ashley
Clint Edwards
Sedgwick County
Betty Joyce Pruett
Mississippi State players from Kentucky on team
Larry Cartee and Paul Smith are sophomore basketball players for Mississippi State and both originate from Kentucky.
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Larry Cartee
Paul Smith
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Menninger Named to Post at Physicians College
In Atlantic City the American College of Physicians named Dr. William C. Menninger of Topeka first vice president. Dr. Thomas M. Durant of Philadelphia was installed as president and A. Carlton Ernstone of Cleveland named president-elect.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American College of Physicians
William C. Menninger
Topeka
Kan
Thomas M. Durant
Philadelphia
A. Carlton Ernstone
Cleveland
Bart Starr Signs For Ninth NFL Season With Packers
Bart Starr signed with the Green Bay Packers for his ninth NFL season. The confirmation comes from Green Bay Wisconsin as Starr continues his veteran tenure with the team under head coach and club executives.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Buddhists Offer Spring Day Prayers for Departed Relatives
On the first day of spring, Buddhists hold special prayers to honor the souls of their departed relatives. The observance marks renewal and remembrance as families gather in temples and homes to recite sutras and light lamps for loved ones.
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Chanute Tribune
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Brittany
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Contact Man National Credit and Discount Firm
Chanute Area
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Carl Howard Gait
Chanute Termite & Pest Control
Carpenter Gray Lumber Co., Inc
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Novaco
W. Sth
Bert Back Jr
Bob Donovan
Chanute Furniture
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Wilson's
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Mattix Plumbing
Clayton Abbott
Phone Savenburg
H. L. Sweaney
Ichman
Moss Shoe Shop
Lee Osborn
E. Grady
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Houston Plumbing & Supply
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Jim Moore
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