Lindblad's Homer Lifts A's To 8-6 Victory
The Athletics beat the Yankees 8-6 as Paul Lindblad homered in the seventh and Joe Nossek drove in the insurance run. Rick Monday led A's with three hits while Thom Tillotson took the loss for New York. St Louis topped the Cubs 92 and moved 4 games up in the NL pennant race.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cubs
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
A’s
Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Roger Maris
Curt Flood
Cepeda
Brock
John Donaldson
Joe Nossek
Tony Pierce
Pierce
Thad Tillotson
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Snapshot
The standings show St. Louis atop the league with a .608 winning percentage, followed by Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Houston, and New York. Monday results include San Francisco 8 Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 9 Chicago 2 with other games totaling 5 2 3 2 and 4 2. Wednesday games feature Atlanta at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at San Francisco among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angles
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Daily box scores list Baltimore, Cleveland, New York, Kansas City, Boston, Minnesota, Chicago, and Detroit results. Upcoming games include Kansas City at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland as well as Pacific Coast and International League results and an All-Stars game ending 4 to 3 in 11 innings.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
California
Washington
Phoenix
Denver
Indianapolis
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Seattle
Tulsa
Portland
Spokane
Area Dams Water Levels and Discharges Report
Yesterday figures show John Redmond reservoir at 1056.74 feet and Fall River levels near 948.76. Discharge data lists John Redmond at about 2030 cfs and Pal ROG area around 200 cfs.
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John Redmond
Oseca de Ons
Folionte
Fall River
Pee Wee Baseball Upends Top Teams In Final Night
Nation Cleaners upset league champions Disney's Mart 8 6 behind a seven run third inning as Fowler Transport defeated Ross Inc 8 5. Nation, Fowler and Ross each used multiple pitchers in the 7 inning games ending the season for all four teams.
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Pee Wee Baseball League
Nation Cleaners
Disney’s Mart
Fowler
Ross, Inc
Nation
Danny Wilson
Chester Osborn
David Miller
Alex Mih
Mike Clemens
Steve Frazier
Disney
Mike Sutcliffe
Jay Hovorka
Tim Finley
Randy Gormley
Mark Dobson
Larry Evans
Ross
Robert Johnson
Jeff Galemore
Larry Rodgers
Brian Gates
Folwer's
Nazarene, Galesburg Winners in Church League Softball
Nazarene defeated the Knights of Columbus 11-8 while Christians fell 14-15 in makeup action. Charles Wallace pitched for Christians, Sam Andrews hit a homer for the Christians, Bud LeRoy homered for Galesburg, and Glen Swiler took the loss. Jim Pierce and Sam Thompson starred for Nazarene, with Lucio DeLa Torre and Ralph Berthoz taking the mound losses. Butch Showalter homered for Nazarene and Maye homered for the Knights.
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Galesburg
Nazarene
Knights of Columbus
Christians
Charles Wallace
Bob Ellis
Sam Andrews
Bud LeRoy
Glen Swiler
Jim Pierce
Sam Thompson
Lucio DeLa Torre
Ralph Berthoz
Butch Showalter
The
Maye
Montgomery Ward Defeats Koch 5-4 In Rookie Baseball
Montgomery Ward topped Koch Furniture 5-4 to pull into sole third in the Rookie League. Ward scored all five runs on three hits while Koch finished with four runs on five hits. Mark Rutter hit a solo homer for Ward. Randy Frazier earned the win with Barry Uden catching. Koch’s pitching duo Brian Fairchild and Jeff Stoddard shared duties. Ward improves to 64 record. Koch stands 2-9.
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Montgomery Ward
Koch Furniture
Sears and Roebuck
Ward
Koch
Wards
Mark Rutter
Randy Frazier
Barry Uden
Brian Fairchild
Jeff Stoddard
Chanute Girls Rally Past Hepler In Softball Tilt
The Chanute Women’s Softball team beat Hepler 12-8 to move to 9-9 on the season. Stephanie Russell earned the win, striking out five and relieving Linda Elder in the first inning, as Chanute erased a 7-1 deficit and added three runs in the seventh to secure victory. Chanute closes its regular season and will play in Coffeyville Invitational May 7-11.
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Chanute
Hepler
Cherryvale
Stephanie Russell
Linda Elder
Judy Erikson
Russell
Coffeyville
Baseball Tonight Makes Up League Games Across Venues
List of make-up games across the Christian Buffalo Teener Hardware Olson's V.F.W. American Legion Minor League and Rookie League schedules. Key matchups include Christian versus Buffalo at 8:30 and Sears and Roebuck against Santa Fe Employees at 6:00.
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Church Softball League
Christian
Buffalo
Taylor's Fireworks
Swimming Pool
Diamond
V.F.W
Busy Bee Cafe
Hembree Tires
Han’s Flowers
Sears and Roebuck
Santa Fe
Boxing Results in New York and Tokyo
Mike Cruz from Puerto Rico stopped Pablo Lopez of New York in the 2nd round. In Tokyo Pedro Adigue of the Philippines knocked out Fujio Mikami of Japan in the 9th round.
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Associated Press
New York
Mike Cruz
Puerto Rico
Pablo Lopez
Tokyo
Pedro Adigue
Philipines
Fujio Mikami
Japan
Kelly Ford wins as B of C ties for first in league
Major League action tightens standings as Bank of Commerce and Consolidated Oil both win to reach 9-5, tying for first. First National Bank and Orley’s Cafe move into a 3rd place tie at 8-5 while Ash Grove drops to last at 2-12. Kelly Ford's 6-8 improves with a win over Ash Grove.
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Nat’l
Kelly
Consolidated Oil
Bank of Commerce
Orley
First National Bank
First National
Ash Grove
Merle Kelly Ford
Kelly Ford
Steven Edwards
David Golay
Scott West
Mickey Ratliff
James Simmons
Chanute Tribune Local Briefs August 1 1967
Chanute Tribune reports brief local items for August 1 1967 including community notices and short updates from Chanute Kansas with residents and civic happenings captured in concise notes.
U S Thinclads Expected to Sweep in Pan Am Finals
The United States track team aims for a clean day at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg with probable one two finishes in four finals at the University of Manitoba Stadium. Ron Whitney and Russ Rogers duel in the 400 meter hurdles while Babka or Carlsen contest the discus, and Craig or Horn vie in the triple jump. Barbara Friedrich or Ranae Bair may lead the women's discus, as Bill Toomey tackles the early decathlon events.
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U.S
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba Stadium
Ron Whitney
Boulder
Colo
Russ Rogers
Newark
N.J
Babka
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Southern California
Gary Carlsen
Rock Island
Charley Craig
Fresno
Darrell Horn
Berkeley
Barbara Freidrich
Spring Lakes Heights
Ra Nae Bair
San Diego
Brazil
Adhemar da Silva
Bill Toomey
Laguna Beach
Coaches and bids mark a busy Monday in sports
Oklahoma Baptist names Raymond H Miller as head basketball coach after two seasons at Cameron Junior College. Bill Muncey becomes first Gold Cup qualifier at 112.422 mph. Ru Navarro is named player coach of the Philadelphia Spartans. Gerry Lindgren Paul Wilson and Tommie Smith named to USA team for World Student Games in Tokyo. Seattle leaders pursue relocation of the Kansas City Athletics with Finley to Puget Sound.
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Shawnee
Okla
Raymond H. “Red” Miller
Oklahoma Baptist University
Cameron Junior College
Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Bill Muncey
Philadelphia
Navarro
Philadelphia Spartans
New York
Dan Evans
J.D. Braman
Charles C. Finley
Chicago
Kansas City Athletics
Puget Sound
Finley
Evans
Braman
Kansas City
Edible debris idea from HAL BOYLE piece sparks space food fantasy
HAL Boyle reports scientists at Ralston Purina explore making aircraft parts and everyday items edible using soybean based protein. The concept envisions astronauts and crash survivors eating components like plastic bottles and cans, transforming waste into food and possibly easing global debris problems.
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New York
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ralston-Purina Co
Earth
Move to Revoke Stokely's Passport
The State Department moved to revoke Stokely Carmichael's passport while the Justice Department said his activities are under investigation. Carmichael had traveled to Cuba via London and Prague and spoke of urban guerrilla groups.
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Stokely
Washington
State Department
Stokely Carmichael
Justice Department
Carmichael
Cuba
London
Prague
Associated Press
State and
Justice Departments
United States
Kansas bowler ties for fifth at All-American Youth event
Larry Stotts of Newton Kansas scored 1081 points to tie for fifth in the boys scratch division of the All-American Youth Bowling championships in Washington. At a dinner Monday night Stotts joined William Schopflin and John Moberg of Kansas City Missouri and David Champe of Lyons Kansas as $1000 scholarship awards recipients.
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Washington
Larry Stotts
Newton
Kan
Stotts
William Schopflin
John Moberg
Kansas City
David Champe
Lyons
Recreation Calendar Highlights in Local Leagues
Rookie League baseball at Donald's Field runs 6 p.m. Teener League baseball at Santa Fe Park at 7 p.m. Wednesday tennis at Highland Park begins 1 a.m. Handicapped swimming at the pool 10 to 11 a.m. Synchronized swimming noon to 1 p.m. Dance tap and ballet at Central Park Community Building 3 to 4 p.m.
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Highland Park
Central Park
Lawyer Leaves Estate To Jayne Mansfield
A handwritten will dated 18 days before lawyer Samuel S. Brody and actress Jayne Mansfield died in a New Orleans highway crash leaves the entire estate to Mansfield. The document, filed by Mansfield’s husband Matt Cimber, disinherits Brody’s wife and two children. Brody’s 1958 will left about $185,000 to Mrs. Brody.
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Los Angeles
Samuel S. Brody
Jayne Mansfield
Brody
Miss Mansfield
New Orleans
Matt Cimber
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