Five Records Fall in Grade School Track Meet
Murray Hill sixth grader Dan Evans led a standout showing at Royster Stadium with four blue ribbons and tied for first in the 50 yard dash. Breck Churchill of Lincoln also starred with a 50 yard dash tie and a new 100 yard dash mark, while Jeff Willis and Rog er Tucker from Murray Hill claimed multiple events. Lincoln and Fairfield runners posted several wins and new records in the 5th and 6th grade divisions.
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Royster Stadium
Murray Hill
Dan Evans
Evans
Breck Churchill
Lincoln
Churchill
Jeff Willis
Roger Tucker
David Noland
Clayton Brooks
Fairfield
Danny Thuiller
Roger McAuley
Joe Hasty
C. C. Harris
Carroll Rush
Noland
Brooks
Rodney Washington
David Kimble
Danny Martin
Stan Morton
Chris Abbuehl
Daryl Cook
Jeff Batley
Virgil Hughes
Lavernon Rippatoe
Curtis Holbert
Jim Reeves
Eldon Morgan
Bradley Davidson
David Sauders
Scott West
Tom Wheat
James Milner
Brad Berg
Terry Fulps
Jeff Bailey
Ricky Rutter
Randy Hellman
Tucker
Willis
Hutton
Kimble
Cook
Bowling Scores and standings from city league
City league bowling results feature Chanute Lumber Co. and Midwest Office Supply among top scorers. Notable high games include Smith 204 and Kaufman 220, with team tallies and percentages listed for multiple clubs and sponsors.
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V. L. Chanute Lumber Co
Midwest
General Novelty
Western Drill
Sportsman Bowl
Johnson Furniture
Gray Lumber Company
Knights of Columbus
Chanute Lumber
Chanute L
Seger
One
Osborn
Smith
Johnson Furn
Johns
Holman
B. Johnson
Gen. N
Kaufman
Stan
Ramirez
Midw. C
S. Hoofnagie
Gray Lumber
Franklin
Koerting
Gray L
Robison
Doudna
International League games delayed by weather
In the International League Toronto at Toledo was postponed due to cold conditions in Syracuse where Syracuse beat Richmond 2 to 8. Rochester defeated Jacksonville 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Columbus edged Buffalo 4 to 3.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Toronto
Toledo
Syracuse
Richmond
Rochester
Jacksonville
Columbus
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Phoenix
Denver
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
Portland
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Iola Mustangs win triangular meet over Parsons and Chanute
Iola Mustangs won their triangular track meet with 73 points, Parsons finished second with 58, and Chanute Senior High placed third with 34. Blue Comets led by Bob Crumrine in the 100 yard dash, Mike Smith in the mile, and Ben Ennis in the shot put, with Crumrine the Chanute top scorer.
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IOLA
Iola Mustangs
Parsons
Chanute Senior High School
Blue Comet
Bob Crumrine
Mike Smith
Ben Ennis
Crumrine
Smith
Ennis
Nichols
Nelson
Booker
Craumrine
McDonald
Hurdies
Haggerman
Campbell
Kirk
Mee
Kretzmier
Puckett “Ee Wheat
Hall
Tole
Willy
Wiles
Puckett
Voisinet
Swank
Sutterby
Wilson
Gross
Ansell
Faelevy
Sallee
Phillips
Fuppin
Harlin
de la Torre
Senators Rookie Hits First MLB Pitch For Home Run
Brant Alyea of the Washington Senators homered with his first major league pitch on September 12. The infielder resides in Rutherford New Jersey.
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Brant
Bruno) Alyea
Washington Senators
Rutherford
N. J
Chanute Tribune Briefs April 27
Local newspaper item from Chanute Tribune notes events and highlights for Wednesday April 27, including brief community notices and short reports. The page captures routine civic and social items typical of a midweek local paper.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Special Notice on Removal of House North of Power Plant
A party seeks removal of a house located north of the power plant. Interested persons should contact R. J. Hayes City Manager or John Lofthouse Power Plant Superintendent for details and action deadlines.
Coffeyville Junior High Wins Golf Meet
Coffeyville Junior High led by Randy Phelps captured the team title with 188 as Independence took second at 190 and Parsons 194. Chip Allen and Mike Bauer led Chanute with 47 and 48 while Iola and Caney trailed the field in the junior high golf circuit.
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ICSA
Randy Phelps
Coffeyville
Phelps
Independence
Parsons
Iola
Chanute
Caney
Chip Allen
Mike Bauer
Bob Malson
Chuck Fisher
Royster
Dennis Steinman
Chanute Country Club
De Vicenzo Wins Dallas Open After Comeback
Roberto de Vicenzo nicknamed the International Sam Snead heads to Casa Blanca to play a televised match with Tom Weiskopf. He captured his fifth U S tournament in ten years by overcoming a four stroke deficit with a 67 to win the Dallas Open and $15 000, finishing 72 holes at 276.
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Dallas
Roberto de Vicenzo
Sam Snead
Casa Blanca
Tom Weiskopf
United States
Cubs Rookie Beckett Stretches Streak to 14 Games
Chicago Cubs rookie Glen Beckett extended a 14 game hitting streak from last season and finished the year batting .239. The feat highlights Beckett’s early promise as a hitter in the major league lineup.
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Glen Beckett
Chicago Cubs
College Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baseball results include William Jewell 9 5 over Springfield State 8 12 and others. Emporia State 24 over Washburn 10 6 leads grid of multiple colleges and venues. Track results show Emporia State 100 Wichita 44 while tennis and golf scores list several matchups and margins.
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William Jewell
Springfield State
Emporia State
Wichita
Graceland
Lakers Rally Past Celtics In Game Seven Thriller
Los Angeles defeats Boston 123 to 115 to force a deciding seventh game in the NBA Finals tied at 3 3. LeBron James leads with 31 points while Celtics’ Jayson Tatum nets 28 as the series shifts back to Boston.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Boston
Yale to play three away games in 1966 football slate
Yale's football schedule for 1966 shows three road trips. The Elis travel to Ithaca to face Cornell, visit Penn in Philadelphia, and go to Cambridge to meet Harvard.
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Yale
Elis
Ethaca
N.Y
Cornell
Penn
Philadelphia
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Chanute tennis team shut out by Parsons in regular-season finale
Parsons Vikings swept Chanute Senior High 7-0 in a dual meet. Parsons won all seven matches in straight sets with Kent Schultz beating Lyle Luman 6-3 6-3 and Pat Coldwell downing Greg Berg 6-1 6-2 among other results.
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Parsons
Chanute
Viking
Kent Schultz
Lyle Luman
Pat Coldwell
Greg Berg
John Peques
Mike de la Torre
John Shuss
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
Normal conservation pool in feet above sea level reported for John Redmond and Fall River. Water discharge measured at 1 200 cubic feet per second.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
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Brian Patrick
Jerry Billbe
Steven Walker
Richard Ray
Joe Almond
John Almond
Bill Carter
Danny Thuilles
Dick Evans
Bob Borcher
Terrell Reed
Hasty Oo Guitterez
Claytor Brooks
David Ward
Dale DeCoster
Sam Nooteboom
Randy Herron
Wee
Brad Parks
Jerry Bibbe
Mike Summerville
Ronald Hand
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Zimmerman's
Gardner
Wilhite
Vv. F. W
Borgen
Borgen i Chanute Furn
Aero
Ch. Furn
Childers
Acro
Smittle
Smittie
Churchill, Inc
Dr. Pepper
Manley Transfer
Mid-America
Dr. Eecesses
Dr. Poe
Belt
Cochran
Eee
Morgan
News Standard
Teamaele News Ltd
Christiansen
Ladd
Merchants League
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Zimmerman Electric
Chanute Furniture
Eeee Barney Insurance
American Legion
Industrial League
Walt Disney
Chanute Speedway
Texaco
Chanute, Kansas
F. D. May
Kansas
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Houston Sehen
St. Cincinnati
Comets
R.ce
R. J
John Lofthouse
Coffeyville Junior High
de Vicenzo
Rockhurst
Warrensburg State
St. Benedicts
Pittsburg State
Washburn
College of Emporia
Baker
Omaha
Creighton
Northern Illinois
Bradley
Cincinnati
Hanover
Warrensburg
Kirksville State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Southwestern Oklahoma
Iowa State
State College of Iowa
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Drake
Comet
Robo Mfg. Co
Jaycees
America
Pablos
Leopoldo Castillian
Myrna
the Leons
ST. Johns
Jake C. Byers
Fibrac, Inc
First National Bank
Harry Carter
Don Hicks
Mahlon Morley
Fibrac
Chanute and
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