Reds Hit Slump as Colts Shutout Reds Lose Skid
Cincinnati trails in NL pennant race after a 2-0 defeat to the Houston Colts with Bob Bruce pitching a one hitter through six innings and Vada Pinson's lone Reds' hit. Hutchinson laments poor hitting defense and lack of RBIs from infielders as Cincinnati ends four-game slide.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Mgr
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Houston
Bob Bruce
Hutch
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Colts
Bruce
Little School Makes Big Track Showing at Drake Relays
Central State College of Wilberforce Ohio sent six competitors to the Drake Relays and set a meet record in the 44 yard hurdles as Clifton Mayfield won the broad jump with 25 feet 3 inches. Loyola Chicago upset Major Adams in the 9 50 9 leg, while Stanford, Western Michigan and Southern Illinois posted wins and records. Milwaukee and St Louis games also highlighted a busy day with several MLB results. Seven Big Eight participants qualified for finals.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Texas Southern
Central State College
Ohio
Ord
Bill Washington
Central State
Dave Youngblade
Wilberforce
Youngblade
Cifton Mayfield
Bill Miller
McMurry
Loyola
Southern Illinois
Dave Weill
Stanford
Senior Loop Baseball Practice Set Tomorrow at City Park
Marin Rotunno urges all men to attend a two to four pm practice tomorrow at City Park diamond to form four teams from 43 registered players. If rain disrupts, gather at the Launching Pad recreation center above The Tribune offices. The American Legion team also practices at City Park at four pm.
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Marin Rotunno
City Park
Rotunno
Tribune
American Legion
Women’s Golf Assn Elects Wichita Leader For 1963
Lawrence AP Mrs. Roy Harris of Wichita’s Meadowlark Country Club is named president of the Kansas Women’s Golf Association for 1963. New officers include Mrs. Sam Murray secretary treasurer and Mrs. James Kershner tournament chairman. KWGA plans a five tournament schedule and a new hole in one medal for members scoring an ace with at least one other member present. The association now has 85 clubs, up 25 from three years ago. Holdovers include Mrs. Harold McSpaden and Mrs. Arthur McDaniel. New exec staff includes Mrs. E W Geiger Jr Mrs. Robert Royer and Mrs. Calvin Markwell. Dorothy Hall remains golf bag editor. Royer is outgoing president. Ted Kleinhans coaches Syracuse baseball in 17th season.
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KWGA
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City Victory Hills
Arthur McDaniel
Hutchinson Carey Park
E. W. Geiger Jr
Leavenworth Country Club
Robert Royer
Abilene Country Club
Calvin Markwell
Hays Country Club
Dorothy Hall
Merriam
Royer
Rockets Tie Indy Golfers In Chanute Invitational
Cha nute and Independence junior high golf teams tied for first place at the Chanute Invitational at Chanute Country Club. Both posted 180 nine-hole team scores with Coffeyville third at 191 and Caney fourth at 217. Chanute’s Dick Helton and Jeff Leverenz each shot 43, Brack Treloggen and Skip Butcher 47. Medalist was Coffeyville’s Steve Knapp with 39. Event postponed from Wednesday due to rain. Royster golfers next play at Lola.
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Chanute
Independence
Chanute Country Club
Coffeyville
Lola
Royster
Wright Leads Titleholder Wright Leads Titleholder
Mickey Wright shoots 72 to take a one stroke lead over Marilynn Smith through two rounds at Augusta Country Club in the LPGA. Smith seeks a third straight major title as Prentice falls back after a 77 while Mann and Creed tie for third with 148.
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Augusta
Mickey Wright
Marilynn Smith
Augusta Country Club
Marilynn
Miss Wright
Dallas
Patty Berg
Miss Smith
Jupiter
Texans Move to Kansas City Sells 10028 Tickets
AP reports boosters sold 10 028 season tickets in a drive to relocate the Dallas Texans to Kansas City. The goal is 25 000 with a May 15 end date. Campaign chair Ray Evans says over 12 000 may be sold at the halfway point. Former mayor H Roe Bartle notes orphaned boys donated a dollar each to buy a ticket for a deserving student athlete.
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Kansas City
Dallas ‘Texans
American Football League
Ray Evans
Mooseheart
Baseball Scores From Sunday Games Across Leagues
Kansas City defeated Washington 12 to 0 in a 13 inning affair while Minnesota beat Detroit 7 to 5 and Los Angeles triumphed 4 to 3 over Baltimore in 13 innings. Sunday schedules list Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Washington LA at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston. Monday matchups include Baltimore at Minnesota Washington at Los Angeles New York at Chicago.
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Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit Steer
Baseball scores and future pairings across two leagues
MLB style results show Milwaukee 9 San Francisco 2 and St. Louis 8 Los Angeles 7 with Houston 2 Cincinnati 0 and Pittsburgh 5 New York 2 Philadelphia 5 and Chicago 2. Upcoming games include New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Milwaukee at San Francisco and St. Louis at Los Angeles with Cincinnati at Houston and Los Angeles at New York.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
W. L. Pet
Chicago Eee
Houston Tree
Boxing Results From Melbourne and Los Angeles
The Associated Press reports Kid Oliva of Argentina stopped Osei Renner of Ghana in seven rounds in Melbourne. Tony Valenti of Boston knocked out Willie Turner of Fresno in four rounds in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Kid Oliva
Argentina
Osei Renner
Ghana
Los Angeles
Tony Valenti
Boston
Willie Turner
Fresno
Calif
Kansas Fishing Report Reflects Varied Success Across Counties
Kansas lakes show fair to good fishing with crappie and bass leading the catches in Southeast and Bourbon counties. River and stream fishing remains poor to fair. Pro golfers such as Cramspton and Fleck were within eight strokes of the cutoff at the National Open, with Littler, Demaret, and Balding among leaders but failing to reach the required score.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fall River
Bourbon County
Cowley County
Howard City Lake
Moline City Lakes
Woodson County
Montgomery County
Crawford County
Bluestem
Lake el Dorado
Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Bob Charles
Frank Beard
Don January
Jack Fleck
Six Are Tied For Golf Lead
Six players led the Tex as Open into the third round after Bruce Crampton dropped back with a 4 over par triple, while Arnold Palmer surged with a 68 to sit three strokes behind the leaders. The tied group includes Crampton and five others as the field advances.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Wagner leads Angels past Orioles in 13 innings
Leon Wagner collected five hits two home runs and a double driving in three as Los Angeles outlasted Baltimore 4 3 in 13 innings to end the Orioles first place run. His late single set up the winning run with Lee Thomas scoring after an errant throw. Wagner now bats .333 with six homers.
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St. Louis
Bill White
George Altman
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
White
Altman
Ron Perranoski
Ed Bauta
Johnny Roseboro
Frank Howard
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Nate Oliver
Roseboro
Jim Davenport
Braves
Norm Larker
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Ted Savage
Mets
al Jackson
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
Haddix
al McBean
Tom Sisk
Angels
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
A's
Tom Cheney
Minnesota
Detroit
Wagner
Robin Roberts
Lee Thomas
Bob Laverine
Thomas
Pan-America Track Opens With Patchwork U S Squad
Pan American Games in Sao Paulo start with a patched U S squad aiming to add to 38 golds. Three men’s finals headline day with events in 5 000 m high jump and shot put and trials in 100 and 400 m. Us rivals include Argentina’s Oswaldo Suarez and records set in swimming events. Roy Saari and the 400 m freestyle relay set Games records.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.S
Argentina
Oswaldo Suarez
Ralph Boston
Joe Faust
Ollan Cassell
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Jerry Ashworth
Haverhill
Mass
Dave Davis
Canoga Park
Calif
Rick Babka
Manhattan Beach
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Omaha Put On Probation by NCAA
University of Omaha president Dr Milo Bail reacts to the school being placed on indefinite probation by the NCAA for playing a non approved football game in the All-Sports Bowl in Oklahoma City. Bail notes the discrepancy with NAIA sponsorship and says Oct 1 is a deadline to decide.
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Omaha
Milo Bail
University of Omaha
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oklahoma City
Dr. Bail
University of Nebraska
NCAA
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Chanute Tribune Briefs Rail, Weather and Local Happenings
Chanute Tribune reports short items from April 27 1963 including rail news updates, weather observations and local happenings around Chanute and nearby communities. The page summarizes community events and notes.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Gene Freese
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingame
Pete Rose
Hutchinson
Art Mahaffey
Cubs
Billy Williams
Mahaffey
Wes Covington
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Glen Hobbie
Tammy
Sandra
John Dee
Gavin
Pammy
Om A
Women’s Golf Assn
Wichitan
Ted Kleinhans
Syracuse University
Rockets
Indy
S. Central
Walt Disney
Flubser
Macmurray Y Mierlson Com
WYNN
Neosho River
Harold Cooper
N. Forest
Paul Davis Jr
S. Malcolm
Paul Davis
Larry Mathews
Wright
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
N. Highland, Chanute, KansAs
Toronto Reservoir
Gene Littler
Jimmy Denaret
al Balding
Littler
Demaret
Balding
West
F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
By Bob Green
Associaed Press
Bill Rigney
Leon Wagner
Daddy Wags
Rigney
Pan-America
Snap-On Tool Corp
Gillham Road
Elmer Franks
South Highland
Chanute, Kansas
T.V. Antenna
Cushman
Sylvania
T.V
Zenith
Admiral
Philco
RCA
Singer
D. M. Franks
McCoy Auction Co
Kas
First National Bank
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