Aguirre Leads Yankees Past Red Sox as Starters Shine
Hank Aguirre improved to 3-0 with three complete games and a 1.67 ERA after a 5-2 win over Boston. Jim Bouton earned his first Yankee victory in relief of Ralph Terry, guiding New York past Washington 7-6. Leon Wagner hit a three run homer for Los Angeles in a 6-2 win over Kansas City.
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Mets Sweep Braves As Hickman Drives In Seven
Jim Hickman slugged a grand slam and two homers driving in seven as the Mets defeated the Milwaukee Braves 8-5 and 9-2. The wins gave New York four straight and snapped their NL cellar status. Giants split with Cubs. Dodgers, Cardinals, Phillies, and others won or split in varied NL action.
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Kansas Bowlers Win National Intercollegiate Tourney
The University of Kansas claimed the NIABA second annual tournament in DeKalb Illinois finishing first with 97.26 points across 10 games. Akrons placed second 94.79 and Siena third 94.60 while defending champion Mankato State earned 92.61 and LaCrosse State 92.19. Tarvel Hays of Kansas won the all events with 2,039 pins.
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Busy Week In Chanute Sports Set With Track Meets
Chanute schedules a busy three day period with a quadrangular high school track meet at 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. events tomorrow featuring Chanute Parsons Iola and Fort Scott. Iola favored, Chanute second. Golf meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Chanute Country Club with Iola Independence Coffeyville Caney listed. Junior high events, Grade School Intramural Track and Coffeyville Relays follow Thursday with Chanute Coffeyville Independence Joplin Arkansas City in a five team track clash. Chanute Jaco track team to Springfield Mo Relays next Saturday.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights by Day
Tonight at Royster Junior High and Roy ster Junior High feature men s fitness and weightlifting from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday includes Hut ton Gym volleyball and weightlifting events. Friday offers Senior Citizens at Memorial Building and Senior High Night at Launching Pad in the evening. Saturday lists Junior High activities at Launching Pad and multiple clubs with morning to early afternoon sessions. Sunday hosts the Senior Baseball League practice and organizational meeting at City Park at 2 30 p.m.
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Charles Wins Houston Golf Classic as Lefty Sets Record
New Zealand golfer Bob Charles, 27, ended the Houston Golf Classic playoff streak by winning top money of 10 000 with a 72 hole record 268. He became the first left handed player to win a PGA sponsored event in Houston.
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New Zealander Charles Leads PGA Tour Thriller
In Stockholm Ingemar Johans son and Britain London trade a tight scoreline as Hawkins Blancas challenge Nicklaus, with Charles seeking his first PGA title. Final round 69 by Hawkins helps him surge, Blancas shoots 64 to claim third, Nicklaus finishes strong for fourth. Gary Player posts 67, lowest money take of the year.
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Miller Named Kansas Relays Most Outstanding Performer
Lawrence AP report says Jim Miller, Colorado Buffaloes sophomore, anchored two winning relays and toped in the 400 meter hurdles with 52.6 seconds as Kansas Relays produced six meet records. He was named the meet's No. 1 man while Texas Southern's baton streak ended with Colorado's 3:10.1 mile relay win.
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Famous racing dogs honored at Abilene
The Grehound Hall of Fame opened in Abilene Kansas with a ceremony for three famed racing greyhounds Flashy Sir Real Huts man and Rural Rube. The National Coursing Association and the American Greyhound Track Operators Association plan a 225000 building at the hall.
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Mass
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Walden Stakes Winners and Count Fleet Connection
Reigh Count won the Walden Stakes at Pimlico in 1927 and later sparked attention as the trainer’s favorite. Count Fleet, who captured the 1942 Walden Stakes, became a celebrated champion in racing history.
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Boston Leads 3-2 in Best-of-Seven Final
The Associated Press notes no games were scheduled Saturday or Sunday. Boston holds a 3-2 series lead in the final, with Los Angeles and Boston not playing today. Tuesday's game is listed as the next scheduled contest.
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Eight Points For Comets At Pittsburg Relays
Chanute finishes tenth in Class AA at Pittsburg State Relays amid eight new meet records. Russell Anderson places third in discus behind 161-10 winner Mike Burns of Independence. Steve Moon takes fourth in javelin, Alli son Altamont wins 178-8, and Gary Eastburn third in low hurdles. Parkview Springfield takes Class AA with 592 points, followed by Shawnee Mission North and Coffeyville. 1,200 athletes compete. Erie narrowly misses Class B title as David Atkins breaks two records including shot put with 54 feet.
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Rawls Favored for Titleholders After Sunshine Open Win
Betsy Rawls captured the $7,500 Sunshine Open title in Miami and posted a 220 for 54 holes at Lejeune. The Spartanburg player leads toward Augusta’s Titleholders championship with 6 over par round after a 78 on Sunday, three strokes ahead of Wright and Whitworth.
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Relays mark records in discus and javelin at Midway of Buffalo
The Relays saw Erie set a new discus record with 156-8 and Casady win the javelin with 191-10. Mundell placed fourth in the 880 yards for Midway of Buffalo. In Class A Baxter Springs won with 45 points, Fredonia was second with 364, and Neodesha took third with 2612.
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