Yankees Extend AL Lead With 6 1/2 Game Margin
The New York Yankees won 6 1/2 games ahead in the American League after routing the White Sox 10-2 behind Ralph Terry’s 15th win and a 4 for 4 day from Tom Tresh and Hector Lopez. Steve Boros homered twice for the Twins in their loss to Cleveland 2-0 as Harmon Killebrew tallied the lone run. Baltimore beat the Angels 6-3 while Detroit fell to Minnesota 7-4, and Boston edged Washington 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Ang Engels
Twins
Detroit
Baltimore
Angels
Cleveland
Kansas
City Athletics
Jen
Boston
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Hector Lopez
Petitors
Yankees
Juan
Pizaro
Tresh Cage
White Sox
Lopez
Ralph Terry
Yanks
Jack Kralik
Steve Boros
Bubba Morton
Harmon Killebrew
Lenny Green
Orioles
Ken McBride
McBride
Dick Donovan
Athletics
Donovan
Senators
Red Sox
Don Rudolph
Jim Hannah
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Washington
Cubs
Drysdale
Rick Wilson
Ticnal
Bank of Commerce
Ron
Danny Allen
Jim Lane
Frank Howard
Dage
Loshis
Cal Koonce
Ers
Dean Oliver
Pirates
Bill Burghart
Joe Vaughn
Juan Terry Galt
Randall Wells
Marichal
Jerry Russell
Howie Goss
Kelly
Steve Emert
Orley
Marty Barnhart
Jimmy Stein
al Meple
Bean
Willie McCovey
Diomedes Oli
Ash Grove
Elroy Face
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
Baseball scores show New York 10 over Chicago 2 and Minnesota 7 over Detroit 4. Other results include Washington 2 over Boston 1 and Baltimore 6 over Los Angeles 3. National League games feature Houston 8 St Louis 8 and Cincinnati 8 New York 6, with several later matchups and postponements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Rai
L. Pet G
Minnesota Ween
Altimore Weer I
Celveland
Chicago Seer Dae
Wok
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Philadelphia Houston
Drysdale Wins 20th for Dodgers Aims for 30 Mark
Dodgers star Don Drysdale notches his 20th win of the 1952 season on August 19 in Philadelphia and chases the 30-win target. He extended his personal win streak to 10 games, matching the season’s longest, while Dodgers ran their lead in the National League behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drysdale
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Stan Tamaed
Hanamineg
Tha Maeiar
Drysdale hits 20 win mark as Dodgers beat Cubs
In a Friday night game, Drysdale, 26, won his 20th, the first 20-win pitcher of the season, leading the Dodgers past Chicago 8-3. Dodgers hold a five game lead over San Francisco while Frank Thomas homered twice for the Mets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcp
Dizzy Dean
Drysdale
Chicagoubs
Dean
Don Newcombe F
Dodgers
Robin Roberts
Chanute Falls to Parsons 5-3 in City Park Thriller
Chanute drops a 5-3 baseball decision to Parsons at City Park after blowing a 3-1 lead. Parsons scores two in each of the last two innings while Chanute outhits them 8 to 4. Chanute next plays Osawatomie. Cavins and McKenzie to receive all star awards from the district tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons American Legion
Chanute
Legion
City Park
Parsons
Bob Cavins
Gary Howell
David Cooper
England
Osawatomie
Cavins
Tom McKenzie
District Legion
Neodesha
Ppophors
iChanute
B H Market Clinches League Title with Dominant Wins
B H Market locked up the Minor League championship by sweeping Haas Flowers 26 0 in a regulation game and then winning 12 11 in a playoff. Robert McCreedy pitched the shutout with Mike Goss catching. Galen Morrison started for Haas Flowers with Mick Roush and Don Ericson contributing in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Oi
Ash Grove
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Merle Kelly Ford
Oriev
Cafe
First National
Kelly
Cen Oil
Orley
Greg Mitchell
John Cole
Curtis Hupp
Chuck Skinner
Dave Holloway
Rick Hively
B&h Market
Haas Flowers
Robert McCreedy
Mike Goss
Galen Morrison
Mick Roush
Don. Ericson
Roush
Football Official Downed by Haymaker in All Stars Game
Back judge Tom Kelleher was knocked down by a punch from Lee Fokin after a punt in the third quarter of the College All- Stars and Green Bay Packers game. Oregon State's Henry Rivera defended and Kelleher was struck in the chin. The infraction cost Green Bay a 15 yard penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tom Kelleher
College All- Stars
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Lee Fokkins
Oregon State
Henry Rivera
Kelleher
Rivera
Recreation Calendar Highlights In City Parks This Week
Sunday at City Park diamond American Legion versus Orawatomie at 2 30 p m. 4 p m Tennis Awards at Highland Park courts. Monday events include Playgrounds at Highland City Parks Murray Hill Roosevelt schools Story hour at Highland park Archery 2 to 4 p m at old water plant Day Camp picnic for all day campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Orawatomie
City Park Diamond
Highland Park Courts
Highland and
City Parks
Murray ‘Hill
Roosevelt
Highland Park
Old Water Plant
Kansas Fishing Report Notes Fair to Good Conditons
Pratt AP reports Kansas fishing fairs to good across districts. Rainy spell boosted daytime activity. Southeast details note Toronto Reservoir water normal but turbid with fair white bass crappie channel and flathead activity. Fall River reservoir also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodson County State Lake
Wilson County State Lake
Howard City Lake
Moline City Lakes
Tanglewood
Thai boxer Yontraku defeats Nakamura in Tokyo bout
Nunsak Yontraku of Thailand at 132 pounds defeats Katsuzo Nakamura of Japan who weighed 1504 pounds in a Tokyo ring. The match ends with Yontraku securing a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Nunsak Yontraku
Thailand
Katsuzo Nakamura
Japan
Champions All Stars Play Tonight at Highland Park
The Chanute Tribune reports pennant winners from Major and Minor Leagues facing all star teams tonight at Highland Park. Minor League game at 7 00 PM Major League at 6 30 PM with champion trophies to be presented in brief pre game ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
W. L. Stevenson
Johnny Adams
Hans Flowers
Don Erickson
Leon Lofthouse
Galen Morrison
Mick Roush
Ash Grove
Duck Season Proposals For Central Flyway Approved
The Central Flyway Waterfowl Council recommended a 40 day duck season and a goose season not to exceed 75 days for the year with alternate options of 50 or 30 days. They proposed daily bag limits of three ducks (six in possession) for 40 days, 2 and 4 for 50 days, or 4 and 8 for 30 days, bans on Canvasback Redhead and Ruddy ducks, and geese limits of five with up to two Canada geese and one white fronted goose. The seasons would run Oct 1 to Dec 31 for ducks and Oct 1 to Jan 15 for geese, with hunting hours from before sunrise to sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Central Flyway Waterfowl Council
Fish and Wildlife
Washington
State Game Department
Exhibit Delay at St Marys School Over Color Study
Nature setback slows science at St Marys Episcopal School Memphis as an exhibit on color effects in two male mice is postponed after a husky mouse named Tiberius bred offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Nature
St. Mary's Episcopal School
Tiberius
Stubborn College Stars Fall To Packers In All-Star Game
Green Bay defeated the college All-Stars 42-20 at Soldier Field as Bart Starr threw five touchdown passes, including two to Max McGee, in the 29th annual all-star clash. Hadl of Kansas starred for the college side despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
John Hadl
Kansas
Collegians
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Starr
Boyd Dowler
Max McGee
Hadl
Packers
San Diego
American Foot
Ernie Davis
Syra
Case
Ron Bull
Baylor
Tere tTattle Cosmey
All-Stars
LSU
Earl Gros
Navy
Greg Mather
Ron Kramer
Hadi
Ohio State
Charley Bryant
Mather
McGee
Elijah Pitts
District Tournament Opens Monday With Softball Action
The double elimination district softball tournament begins Monday at Highland Park with nine teams. Opening games include Emporia Cliffs Super Service vs Foodtown Store Fort Scott at 7:30 pm and Welsville vs KMDO Fort Scott. The Chanute All-Stars receive a bye and the finals are set for August 14 with potential August 15 tiebreaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Emporia Cliffs Super Service
O* Fort Scott
Welsville
KMDO
Fort Scott
Andrews Phillips
Ottawa
Stumfell’s
Buf
Falo
Whiteside
Buffalo
Chanute All-Stars
Church Softball League
Chanute
Emporia Fort Scott Tilt
Kimball Church Ice Cream Social and Community Notes
Kimball Evangelical United Brethren church hosts homemade ice cream and cake on August 4 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the church basement. Various local residents visit relatives, attend gatherings, and host meetings with members in Chanute, Iola, Oswego, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Kimball Evangelical United Brethren Church
Velma Fisher
Kansas City
Otis Fisher
Labette County Medical Center
John Chambers
Lola
Darlene Johnson
Chanute
Raymond Whitworth
Harry More
Jewel Clements
Richard
Esther
Mary Ellen
Orville Stout
Iola
Ronnie Stout
Bud Marnell
Milford Page
Paul Davies
New York
Clyde Cook
Rhoda Peacock
Jack Wilson
Oswego
Robert Brannan
Paul Cook
Jewellements
Roy Daggett
Jim
Julia Sample
John Sample
Wichita
Wayne Sample
Loren Lee
Norma
Cranute
Pam Marnell
VFW Beats Naff & Bolze 8-7 in Teener League Thriller
In a bottom of the 10th finish, VFW edged Naff & Bolze 8-7 to improve to 5-8 while Naff & Bolze drop to 36-6. Randy Richman earned the win for VFW with Wayne Washburn behind the plate and Mike Benny taking the loss after replacing Agustine Campuzano in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Naff & Bolze
Randy Richman
Vets
Bruce Ward
Pat Scott
Richman
Wayne Washburn
Mike Benny
Agustine Campuzano
Mike Cooper
Charles Kern
Naff & Boize
Naif & Bolze
Natf & Bolze
Schack
Lentz v Lentz divorce suit filed in Erie court
Claude L Lentz files for decree of divorce and property ownership in Neosho County District Court at Erie Kansas. Goldia Lentz must plead by September 10 1962 or judgment will be entered. Fleming Forsyth of Erie Kansas represents the plaintiff. Clerk Merle Estes attests court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Erie
Claude L. Lentz
Va Golden Lentz
State OF Kansas
Goldia
Erie Kansas
Claude Lb. Lentz
Clark W. Fleming Fleming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Becker
Tony Kubek
THE
Mike Rathet
Con Oil
Kelly Ford
Joey Jay
Reds
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Tony Lazzeri
Gus Zernial
Ralph Kiner
Marv Throneberry
Clarence Coleman
Gordie Coleman
Don Blasingame
Jay Hook
Lorley’s
Bony Icsscccace
U. S. Patent Office
B&h
King
Yi Kerr Brynner Ma Moreno
Bolcony
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
N. Bighland
Channie, Kansas
Dean Chaney
Jim Benson
Ricky Wilson
Mark Childers
Darrell Gates
Consolidated Oil
John T. Cole Jr
Doug Morley
Cate
Jeff Leverenz
Tommy Pugh
Emporia
Stubborn College Stars
Bud Mar- Nell
Max Page
Colorado
Horn
Oklahoma
Huga i
Sleten
Kimball Area
Edges
Ease Caldwell
Robert Ryan
Aldo Ray
Tina Louise * Fay Brain
Bardot
Acre
Ry Lewis Verry
Ladie
Anne Francis Lloyd Nolan
Vanguard
Warner Bros
Don Ameche
Angie Dickinson
Jack Kelly
Lezs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!