Chanute Blue Comet Romps In Triangular Track Meet
Chanute Blue Comet romped to 69 2 over Parsons 52 and Columbus 48 2 in a triangular meet led by a dominant javelin sweep and multiple firsts. Parsons claimed seven firsts while Tom Verner swept broad jump 220 and 440, and Chanute’s depth powered the win with 24 scorers.
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Chanute Blue Comet
Parsons
Columbus
Comets
Chanute
Gary F Eastburn
Eastburn
Tom Verner
George Harvey
Johnson
Norman Baxley
Tom Reeves
Carl Burton
Titan
Chanute High School
Friederich
Moon
Benson
L. Anderson
Harvey
Taylor
R. Anderson
Baker
Richman
Poore
Erickson
Potter
Gorrell
Fitch
Verner
Coble
Bevan
Skahan
Lawson
Ward
Burton
Nooteboom
Devaney
Zuwalley
Sigafoose
Alford
Bussman
Nash
Bush
Low Hardies
Reeves
Rod Goltry
Sullivan
Washburn
Summers
Jacobs
Breiner
Ron Goltry
Boulware
Gray
North
Royster Thinclads Triumph in Seventh Grade Dual Meet
Chanute seventh graders edge Fredonia 50 18 while eighth graders win 37 44 to 30 and Fredonia takes ninth grade, final Chanute 116 Fredonia 110. Stephen Lynch leads seventh grade wins in 50 and 100 yard dashes and 440 yard relay.
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Royster Junior High
Fredonia
Chanute
Rocket
Rooster
Stephen Lynch
Ricky Wilson
Bill Carter
David Martin
Never Barnett
Royster
Mike Smith
Smith
Rockets
Bill Stevenson
David Heath
Roger Sallee
Philip Steeves
Iola
Steeves
Parsons
Coffeyville
Independence
Fort Scott
Ottawa
Yanks Lose 1 to 4 In Pitchers Day
Don Leppert slugged three homers as Washington beat Boston 8-0 behind Tom Cheney who struck out 10 in his first start. Cheney allowed only a single infield hit and two baserunners as Ed Bresaud grounded out the only deep hit. Detroit shaded Cleveland 6-1 with Don Messi tossing a two-hitter through 6 1 3 innings.
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Tom Cheney
Sandy Koufax
Don Leppert
Washington
Boston
Cheney
Roy
Tom
Mickey Vernon
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Minnesota
Messi
Indians
Tony Martinez
Dick McAuliffe
Gene Green
Tigers
Dick Donovan
Rocky Colavito
Norma Cash
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Mets
Braves
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Dodgers
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Boog Powell
Milt Pappas
Don Messi
Detroit
Cleveland
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
Bo Belinsky
Duke Snider
Ellsworth
Aikins Sets Class B Shot Put Record at Emporia Relays
David Aikins, 15, of Erie, broke the Class B shot put mark with a 57 feet 4 inch throw at Emporia State Relays, surpassing the 49 feet 8 2/3 inch record set in 1959 by Joe Baker. Earlier he hit 55 feet 9 1/2 inches in prelims and seeks 60 feet, per coach Bill Singleton. The Erie squad also saw Robert Stegman win 5 feet 8 inches high jump and Ronnie Hill post 10.7 seconds in the 100 yard dash.
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David Aikins
Eric Sophomore
Emporia
Aikins
Joe Baker
Milford
Atkins
Manhattan
Bill Singleton
Erie
Robert Stegman
Ronnie Hill
Greenland’s Record Low Temperature Captured
The record for Greenland’s lowest temperature was set on December 6, 1949, at 87 degrees below zero.
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Greenland
City Recreation Commission outlines summer programs
The Commission approved a constitution, formed a baseball committee with Royce Wells, Dr. Donald Ray, and W. H. McMurray, planned an AAU weightlifting meet, an open house at the Launching Pad, playgrounds at Roosevelt and Highland Park, an equipment exchange with Nursery Play School Assn, a two-band summer program under Glenn Peak, a Day Camp at Santa Fe Park, and Saturday dances for eight weeks. Detailed information will follow.
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Recreation Commission
VFW Little League
Teener League
American Legion
Royce Wells
Donald Ray
W. H. McMurray
Roosevelt School
Highland Park
EUB
Glenn Peak
Santa Fe Park
Martin Rotunno
Cepeda and Alou Power Giants to 7-1 Win in Houston
Orlando Cepeda homered and had three hits to boost the San Francisco Giants to a 7-1 victory over the Houston Colt .45s as Cepeda and Felipe Alou formed a potent duo. Billy O'Dell pitched well, completing a three-game sweep.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Colts
Houston
Alou
Giants
O'Dell
Chanute Track Meet Draws Record 29 Schools
Chanute invites 29 schools for the ninth annual Royster Stadium event with 18 in Class B BB and 11 in Class AA A. Coffeyville and Oswego are defending champions in their divisions as preliminaries begin at 3 45 and finals at 7 p m Tuesday.
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Royster Stadium
W. H. McMurray
Iola
Mustangs
Arma
Foster's Clothing Store
McMurray
Wells Clothiers
Coffeyville
Oswego
Chanute
Independence
Peabody
West Mineral
Moran
Midway
McCrea Tops Holloway in Miami Bout
Willie McCrea 136 from Perrine Florida defeated Frank Holloway 139 with an eight round decision in Miami. Mano Kikuchi 128 of Japan outpointed Remy Campos 125 of the Philippines over ten rounds in Tokyo.
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Miami
Willie McCrea
Perrine
Fla
Frank Holloway
Tokyo
Mano Kikuchi
Japan
Remy Campos
Philippines
Chanute Tribune Briefs April 12 1963
Local page in the Chanute Tribune reports on everyday events including community notices, brief results, and upcoming happenings for Friday April 12 1963. Names of residents and local organizations appear in short items.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Viking
Stan Friederich
Gary Taylor
Dennis Baker
Wayne Washburn
Larry Jacobs
Jim Breiner
Bob Bussman
Carter
Babcock
Davis
Havener
Pugh
Gregg
Kukovich
Cole
Vance
Wilson
Splecter
Lynch
Soilf
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Cook
Barnard
Orr
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Mann
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Collins
Fisher
Burghart
Martin
Scott
Culbertson
Ritz
Young
Wicker
Barnett
Hawiey
Spitzer
Naigh
Stevenson
Wells
Bowyer
Lowman
Barrett
Gardner
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CLE
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Stan McSies
Neca
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Lemmon
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Starrie James Darren
Michael Callan
Deborah Walley
Carl Reiner Oy
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Spahn
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Facts OF Life
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Don Defore
Chevrolet
C.L. Fisher Chevrolet Company
S. Evergreen
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