Cardinals Divide Red Sox Nip A s
In a doubleheader opener Houston defeated St Louis 10 7 before the Cardinals won the nightcap 7 0. Ken Boyer drove in four runs with his ninth homer as Ray Washburn blanked Houston in the second game. Walt Bond suffered chest and arm injuries crashing into the Busch Stadium wall.
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Davis Cup list named for inter zone finals in Spain
Dennis Ralston Frank Froehling Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner were selected to represent the United States in the Davis Cup inter zone finals against Spain in Barcelona August 17 to 19. Non playing captain George R. MacCall and committee chair W. H. Woods announced the squad as they arrived in Barcelona after a 4-1 victory over Mexico in Dallas to claim the American Zone title.
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Tennis Play Is Planned For City Tourney
Registration is open for a new city tennis tourney for players 16 and older. Lyle Dean announced a round robin format with brackets six to eight players, possible class groupings, and trophies for champions. Registration at the Launching Pad by phone or in person. Deadline is next Monday. Play begins next week with limited entry and runs through the last two weeks of August.
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All Star Tilts Set In 1965 Rookie Pee Wee Series
All Star games cap the 1965 Rookie and Pee Wee baseball seasons at Highland Park. Two Rookie League All-Star squads face off at 7 p.m. with Pee Wee rivals following. Managers include Ray Vanderford and Luther Leatherman guiding rosters from Montgomery Ward Santa Fe Employees Koch Bros Furniture Chanute Lumber Sears and Roebuck Nation Cleaners and Johnson Studio. Trophies will be awarded to league champions after the games.
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Foodtown
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Tim Kuhn
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Doug Brooks
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Chester Osborn
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Scott Maring
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Randy Matlock
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Steve Miller
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Bobby de Coster
Corwin Smith
Kenny Kuhn
Tyson Smith
Eddie Mueller
Potential of Don Hutson In Florida's Biletnikoff
Florida State's Fred Biletnikoff, likened to Don Hutson, shines as he heads to the 1965 All Star game with Oakland and a strong Gator Bowl showing. Coaches praise his balance, instinct, and sure hands as scouts eye a pro debut with the Browns facing the All Stars in Soldier Field.
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Chanute Teams Schedule Home and Away Ball Games
Chanute hosts Parsons Raiders in a 8 p.m league game at City Park as the Gray Lumber club seeks a win. The 2-by-4's trail in season series but won latest home meeting 4-3.
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Captain Shumate Wins World Skeet Championship Title
Capt Strother Shumate of Lackland AFB Texas won the .410 gauge world skeet championship after breaking 50 consecutive birds to beat Ken Wilson of Twenty Nine Palms California and Clint Swingle of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania who each shot 49 in a three way shootoff. Wilson took runnerup honors in a separate sudden death match. All three men posted 98s in Monday’s competition. Vernie Lurber of Wichita Kansas captured the junior division with 96.
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Turner High Coach Resigns for Yankton College
Jim Holwerda resigned as Turner High School basketball coach on Tuesday night to take the head coaching job at Yankton College in South Dakota. A Turner graduate of 1959 from Kansas State, he will also be an assistant baseball coach and teach physical education at Yankton, which enrolls about 400 students.
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Milwaukee Sues Baseball Over Braves Move to Atlanta
Milwaukee County filed an antitrust suit seeking to block the Braves 1966 move to Atlanta or win a new franchise. The action argues baseball is a business and could upend key revenue elements if Milwaukee prevails. Ford Frick and Warren Giles reacted calmly while executives warned the suit could embarrass baseball.
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Dodgers Stadium Largest Park in National League
Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles is described as the biggest baseball park in the National League with seating for 56,000 fans.
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Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlight Local Week Events
August 4, 1965 Chanute Tribune page seven summarizes community happenings including civic announcements, school notes, and upcoming local events. Readers are urged to watch for notices from city departments and school activities slated for the week.
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