All-Star Football Game Highlights and Weekend Schedule
Chicago hosts the 32nd College All-Star Football Game at Soldier Field with the Browns facing strong College opposition. The event features meetings of football writers, major stakes races at Arlington Park, the Western Junior Girls Golf Tournament, and Vice President Humphrey as keynote speaker. The All-Stars rely on passing power from Staubach Huarte and Morton, with Biletnikoff Snow and Hayes as targets, aiming to upset the favored Browns after last year’s close first half.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Cleveland Browns
Arlington Park
Darby Dan Farm
Graystark
Chicago Tribune
Lake Forest
Chicago White Sox
Hubert Humphrey
Football Writers’ Association of America
Browns
Otto Graham
Roger Staubach
Navy
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Craig Morton
California
All-Stars
Chicago Bears
Lefty Rick Pippin throws two-hitter for Independence win
Rick Pippin of St. Andrew's Independence fired a two-hitter with 13 strikeouts and drove in three runs as Independence beat Chanute Gray Lumber 6-1 in SEK Semi-Pro action. Necked by an eighth inning run, Pippin and Osburn anchored the win with timely hits and strong defense.
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Rick Pippin
Independence St. Andrew's
Independence Club
Chanute Gray Lumber
Tom Swan
Duff James
Swan
Fred
Chanute
Midcap
James
Osburn
Independence
Brent Craven
St. Andrew
Craven
Ward Barnett
Paul Bradley
Pippin
Joe Hill
St. Andrew's
Bill White
Gray Lumber
Parsons Raiders
City Park
Kansas City
Washington
A’s
Jim Hunter
Wes Stock
John Wyatt
Pete Richert
Frank Howard
Dick Nen
Dick Green
Santiago Rosario
Oilers Split At Topeka In Doubleheader
Chanute Oilers split a topeka twin bill as Watson Grange pitched a 1-0 win in the opener, sparking a 14 game win streak break with Umholtz homer. In game two Chanute surged 5-1 behind Leroy and Torrence homers, improving to 23-5.
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Topeka
Chanute Oilers
Watson Grange
Oilers
Chanute
Gary McKenzie
Watson
Charles Rappard
Umholtz
Rappard
Bud Leroy
McKenzie
Ridinger
Hennessey
Tom McKenzie
Jack Warhurst
Jim Torrence
Leroy
Dew
Hornberger
Bidinger
Torrence
Dave Fehr
Bob Holtzman
Polo Perez
Merv Snowden
Bruce Benson
Burm Snart
Cards Rehire Red Schoendienst As Manager
The St. Louis Cardinals rehired Red Schoendienst as manager, ending rumors of his replacement. He had been under a one year contract and received a new deal that covers the 1966 season.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Notre Dame Names John Dee as New Basketball Coach
Notre Dame finished last season 15-12 under first year head coach John Dee. Dee previously played for the Irish two decades ago, marking a return to the program.
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Notre Dame
John Dee
Dee
Irish
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Major and National League standings listed with team records games back and recent results. Saturday and Sunday scores include key byes and overtime style notes. Notable games feature Minnesota Baltimore Chicago New York Kansas City and several Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis matchups.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Kan City
W. L. Pet. G.B. Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Fran
Philaphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Mexico City Clean Up for 1968 Olympic Host City
Mexico City, home to 5.5 million, intensifies preparations for the 1968 Olympic Games by scrubbing centuries old monuments. Officials order cleanup of historic structures, transforming dark facades to ivory and near white as preparations proceed.
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Mexico City
Driverless Car Crashes Into Living Room in California
In San Carlos California a driverless car tumbled into a living room stopping three feet from 65 year old housewife Mrs Gene Horn who was sewing She was shaken but unharmed police reported brakes failed after the car was parked in a driveway across the street
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San Carlos
Calif
Gene Horn
Dog days of fishing and outdoor notes in Kansas
The Kansas Sportsman column discusses dog days of fishing, offering tips on better catches at dawn and dusk and lure progression from topwater to deep water. It notes Lake Fegan in Woodson County for good catches and mentions a Kansas City Winchester public shooting center and upcoming water tanks for Kansas State Parks.
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McPherson
Kansas
Bob Kain
Newfane
District of Columbia
Lake Fegan
Woodson County
Toronto
West Yellowstone
Montana
Jack Zimmerman
Lawrence
The
Outdoor Writers of Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Jack
Winchester
Greater
Kansas City
Kansas State
Orley's Wins At Humboldt In Outing
Orley's Cafe, a top Cha nute Major League club, defeated Humboldt 10-6 on the road. Pitcher Roger Tucker earned the win with catchers Ron Raple and Bob Phillips behind him. Humboldt’s Bruenger and Barr shared duties on the mound. Mike Collins hit a homer for Chanute, while Humboldt replied with a circuit shot. Orley's outhit Humboldt 10-5 and awaits another out of town game this week.
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Humboldt — Orley’s Cafe
Chanute
Humboldt
Jim Jensen
Roger Tucker
Orley
Ron Raple
Bob Phillips
Bruenger
Barr
Humboldt Battery
Mike Collins
Humbolt Club
Jensen
Buffalo
Erie
Orley’s Cafe
Ash Grove Keeps Major League Hopes Alive With Narrow Win
Ash Grove rallied to beat First National Bank 13 to 12 on Saturday, keeping its Major League pennant hopes alive as five in the final inning produced the margin. Consolidated Oil routed Merle Kelly Ford 14 to 2 in the other game as Bank of Commerce pursues the title with a 10 4 mark and a possible three way tie.
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Ash Grove
First National Bank
Consolidated Oil
Merle Kelly Ford
Bank of Commerce
Orley
Mark Alonzo
Jim McGuffey
Eddie Baker
Tony Mitchell
Mitchell
J. C. Winkler
Jeff
Phoenix Woman Seeks Divorce Over Bigamy Claim
A Phoenix woman filed for divorce claiming her husband deceived her by misrepresenting his marital history. She said he falsely claimed two prior marriages while in fact he had five.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Russians Sweep U S Track Meet in Kiev Upset
The Soviet Union defeated the United States 118 112 in the men’s competition and 652 4542 in the women’s as Americans faced injuries and fatigue after a long continental campaign. Wyomia Tyus tied world records by winning the 100 meters in 11.1 seconds and helped the women’s relay. Marie Mulder 15 finished second in the 800 meters in 2 07.3, the fastest American time. Ollan Cassell won the 400 meters and anchored the 1600 relay, with Randy Matson lifting 66 6 2 for the shot put and Dave Weill taking the discus. Jim Grelle set a meet record in the 1500 meters with 13 39.2.
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Kiev
U.S.S.R
U.S
Gabriel Korobkov
Ukraine
United States
Wyomia Tyus
Griffin
Edith MecGuire
Marie Mulder
North Highlands
Calif
Ollan Gassell
Nutley
Ndj
Randy Matson
Pampa
Tex
Dave Weill
Jim Grelle
Koufax Shuts Down Cardinals in Dodger Win
Sandy Koufax dominated in St Louis allowing five hits and striking out 11 as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 3 to 2. He denied arthritic flare rumors after last week’s controversy while Wes Parker Jim Lefebvre homered off Ray Sadecki who pitched well for St Louis.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger Dandy
Cardinals
St. Louis
Koufax
Cincinnati
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
Wes Parker
Nicklaus Wins Thunderbird Title With 270 Total
Jack Nicklaus edged Gary Player by two strokes at Westchester Country Club to claim $20,000 in the Thunderbird Golf Classic. He fired a four under par 68 in the final round and finished 72 holes at 270, boosting his year earnings to $89,700 after earlier wins and strong showings.
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Harrison
N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio
South Africa
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
West
Player
Chanute Tribune highlights August 2 1965 events
Chanute Tribune briefed readers on local happenings for Monday August 2 1965. Highlights include community notices, upcoming meetings, and short reports from Chanute and nearby areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Fred Biletnikoff
Florida State
Jack Snow
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Thayne Smith
Parsons, Kansas
Jim Lefebvre
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Dick Groat
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Tracy Stallard
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