Spahn’s April four wins lift Braves as Giants fall 3 1
Warren Spahn, age 42, earned his fourth win in April and his 331st career victory with a complete game as Milwaukee swept the Giants 3 1. Henry Aaron and Ken Boyer led a 6 hit Braves effort while San Francisco’s Juan Marichal took the loss.
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Senior Loop Organizes In Local Baseball League
The Senior Baseball League was organized with 35 men attending a meeting at the Launching Pad. Harry Morgan elected league president. four managers named Bud Leroy Bill Beck Don Papst Carl Ranabargar Jr. First practice doubleheaders set for May 5 12 and 19 with regular play to follow.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights Weekly Arts and Sports Schedule
Today features Women’s Arts and Crafts at Launching Pad 9 30 am to 4 pm. Men’s Fitness at Royster Junior High 7 to 9 pm. Thursday adds Men’s Fitness at Royster 7 to 9 pm and Men’s Volleyball at Hutton Gym 7 to 9 pm. Friday brings Junior High Club Pep town at Launching Pad 7 to 10 pm. Saturday shows Senior High College Night at Launching Pad 8 to 11 pm with Junior High clubs cancelled morning. Sunday hosts Senior Baseball League practice at City Park 2 30 pm.
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Meeting Tomorrow Of Little League Officials
A meeting of Little League baseball officials and managers is set for tomorrow night at 7 30 in the VFW Clubrooms. League president Paul Tate will lead discussions on possibly scheduling Minor League games under lights instead of late afternoon. Several managers are still needed.
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Franklin wins javelin at Springfield Relays in cold rain
Bob Franklin of Chanute Junior College won the javelin with 165 feet 3 inches at the Springfield Relays as rain and 45 degree temperatures hampered performances. Teammate Bob Olberding was fifth at 154 feet 10 inches. the field exceeded the previous record of 144 feet.
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Elks Group Scores and Members Relay Listings
Elks No. 4 high ten Elks No. 1 high ten Elks No. 7 high ten Elks No. 3 high ten Elks No. 2 high ten Elks No. 5 high ten details show members such as L Legge J Williams E Chapman G Butler J Guffey D Friederich and Cochran with numbers and phone references.
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A's Top Senators 6-5 in Open to Rally Past
Boston ace on top as Yastrzemski shines with six hits and a clutch 12th inning double. A’s rally past the Senators 6-5 in eight-run eighth, seizing first place while White Sox fall, and other games ripple through the standings.
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Neosho County grade school track meet at Royster Stadium
Chanute schools head into the homestretch as the Neosho County grade school track meet opens at Royster Stadium. The event runs from 9 a.m. to around 5 p.m. for grades one through eight with 340 ribbons awarded previously from nine rural county schools.
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Chanute Preps for Seventh Grade Invitational Track Meet
Leif O. Nordlie comments on a 17 year tenure coaching tennis and squash at West Point. Tomorrow the Chanute seventh grade meet features teams from Chanute Independence Iola Ottawa with Iola the defending champion. Also scheduled are B team meets, grade school track at Royster Stadium and golf meets with multiple schools in the region.
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Rain Halts St. Pat’s Win in Coffeyville Junior Game
Rain halted a junior high baseball game between St Patrick’s Chanute and Holy Name Coffeyville in the third inning with Chanute leading 5 0. Chanute scored all runs in the second inning on nine hits, including a long homer by Bobby Le La Torre. Coffeyville’s Andy Weggint faced two hits in the first frame. batteries were Weggint and Greg Scott for Holy Name, and Wray and Holland for Coffeyville. Holy Name will travel to Chanute for a return match Friday.
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Titleholders Playoff Brings Smith and Wright Back
In Augusta Ga after 72 holes Marilynn Smith and Mickey Wright head to an 18 hole playoff for the Women's Titleholders Championship and top prize of 1300 dollars with the runner up set to receive 1000. The two are tied at 292 in the $7.50 event marking the second Smith Wright duel this year.
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McClure and Urbina Hold Their Ground In Boxing Bouts
In Toledo Wilbert Skeeter McClure aged 156 pounds outpointed Ted Wright of Detroit. In Mexico City Alfredo Urbi na at 133 pounds outpointed Angel Mantequilla from Cuba. Both matches ended with clear decisions in favor of the locals.
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Skeeter) McClure
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Blind Ads Offer Promises 10 Percent Cash Discount
Classified note announces six consecutive days of advertising with a 10 percent cash discount on ad purchases and a two day minimum. It mentions a two percent extra for same day start and urges earlier ad submissions before 1 am, with out of territory rates available on request.
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