Fielding by Boyer Qualifies for Mets
Ken Boyer, NL's top fielding third baseman last season, committed three errors as Atlanta defeated the Mets 8 to 4. Cincinnati Reds struggled to hit, dropping to sixth straight game in a 9 to 7 loss to Philadelphia as Frank Robinson shines for Baltimore.
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Rain Cancels Dallas Open Round Amid Thunderstorm Stop
Doug Sanders led the Dallas Open with a four under 67 after five holes when rain and lightning halted play on Friday. He held a two stroke edge over Miller Barber Ken Still and Bob Goalby with more rain expected and a potential 36 holes to finish if the round can resume.
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British Open Grows From 1860 Prestwick Debut
The British Open, described as golf’s grandfather tournament, began in 1860 at Prestwick in Scotland. The first championship marked the start of a long tradition in the sport.
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Tiger Griffith Ready for 15 Round Middleweight Bout
Dick Tiger and Emile Griffith complete two round drills as they prepare for their 15 round middleweight title fight at Madison Square Garden Monday night. Tiger, 36, says Griffith is the fastest opponent he has faced and expects to go the distance. Griffith, training at Kiamesha Lake, notes he is ready after two rounds with Hinton and ends workouts early to avoid overtraining.
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Chanute 2-by-4s Hold Intra-Squad Game At City Park
Chanute semi pro baseball team the 2 by 4s stage an intra squad game tomorrow at 1 30 p m in City Park with 15 to 18 players turning out. Don Papst and Jim Woods serve as acting managers as trials continue ahead of the May 15 preseason game against the Columbus Bombers and the May 21 home opener versus Nowata. Gray Lumber Co backs the team this season as owner Charles Thummel announced.
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Kansas Relays records fall before rain storms at Lawrence
Kansas smashes four mile relay record and Oscar Moore posts 14 25 2 for 5 000 meters in wet conditions. Oklahoma State and Oklahoma show top marks while Saturday rain threatens to wash out further records and Olympic and college stars compete for Keith.
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Nightingale
Texas
Webster Reservoir fishing trips end in disaster and record walleye
An extended Kansas fishing diary recounts trips to Webster Reservoir, noting windy, cold conditions, a portable hatchery operation, and attempts to catch walleye. Despite failures, the author cites a near state record walleye captured and released by Fish and Game personnel.
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Pratt
Fish and Game Commission
Webster Lunkers
Webster
Fred Warders
John Polson
Plainville
Don Jenkins
Stockton
Webster State Park
Police officers test sleuthing in whodunit break
In New York, fifteen cops attended a screening of Ten Little Indians and played a 60 second whodunit guess. With two suspects presented, eight officers picked the wrong killer, illustrating a lighthearted lesson in deduction.
Fisherman chases wall eye legends for prized catches
The speaker pursues five to ten pound wall eye, claiming to have seen and even touched such fish via Webster and lures. He believes bigger lunkers exist and hopes weather cooperates to land a fish more interested in a jig or lure than spawning.
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University of Chicago marks 75th anniversary year
The University of Chicago observes its 75th anniversary in 1966, highlighting the achievements of its first three quarters of a century and reaffirming founders' faith that learning enriches all of life, per President.
Beadle Reflects on Convocation Honors for Knowledge Leaders
The university plans convocations and ceremonies to honor individuals to whom current knowledge owes much. It notes William Rainey Harper became the first president on July 1, 1891.
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Area Dams Conditions Yesterday
Yesterday the report shows the conservation pools for area dams in feet above sea level, indicating normal levels across the region with no spillovers or abnormal readings.
Chanute High net crew dominates Altamont in rain shortened dual
Chanute Senior High School tennis team defeated Altamont 5-0 in a rain shortened dual meet. A marathon singles match between Jim Hazen and Lee Shell was halted in the third set with Hazen taking the first 6-3 and Shell prevailing 14-12 in the second. The No 1 doubles match was not completed. Chanute winners included Lyle Lyman Greg Berg Bob Magill Richard Denton and the Berg Magill pairing over Allison-Westoff.
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Greg Berg
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Chuck Hiatt
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John Schneickert
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Dodge City Man Elected by Elks
The Kansas Elks Association chose Lowell W. Rise of Dodge City as president at its meeting in Wichita. Installations followed at a banquet with officers Clifford Lyon Neil Arnsmith Fred H. Kelly and Forest E. Link named to deputy president vice president northwest secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Dodge City
Rise
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Hiawatha
Neil H. Arnsmith
Phillipsburg
Northwest
Fred H. Kelly
Salina
Forest E. Link
Pratt
Chanute Tribune Briefs April 23 1966
Local items from Chanute Kan dated April 23 1966 include community notices and short updates. Readers are informed of happenings around town with brief notes on residents and events.
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