Nats Clip A s 4 3 Cards Lose in 16th
The Reds defeated the Cardinals 4 to 3 in 16 innings at St. Louis after a 4 hour 38 minute contest. Tommy Helms opened the eighth with a homer to force extra innings as Cincinnati tied the game.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
6
The Reds defeated the Cardinals 4 to 3 in 16 innings at St. Louis after a 4 hour 38 minute contest. Tommy Helms opened the eighth with a homer to force extra innings as Cincinnati tied the game.
Dean Mendez won the men's singles title with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Jim Kensett in a city-wide tennis tourney. Greg Berg dominated in the boys division with two straight set wins 5-7 6-1 7-5 and 6-0 6-1 to claim top honors.
Becky Jarvis of Winfield captured the Kansas State Junior Girls Golf Championship with a two day score of 167, finishing six strokes ahead of the field in Abilene.
Orley's Cafe clinched the Major League championship with a 26 to 7 win over Consolidated Oil after a 3 and one half inning game. Paul Godinez hit a homer and a triple while Doug Pennington added a triple. John Jensen earned the pitching win with J C Winkler catching. Bank of Commerce beat Merle Kelly Ford 10 to 7 as Curtis Holbert and Tom Wheat hit triples. Dennis Gates and Roger Edwards pitched for Bank of Commerce. Holbert caught.
Gardner Dickinson shot a six under par 65 at Lakewood Country Club in Cleveland to crack the course record. He earned a $500 check for the performance.
Chanute manager Herb Washburn used five pitchers to warm them up for the state tournament but Neodesha beat Chanute 10-9 in the Neodesha Invitational title game. Chanute left fielder Dave Pierce injured an ankle sliding into second in the fifth, ending his tournament. Randy Richman pitched the seventh as Chanute rallied with three runs in the sixth but failed to tie.
Hays with a 34–7 season, four district titles, and 58–16 over two years enters the state American Legion baseball tourney as a favorite. Veteran leaders include Ron Schueler 13–2 pitcher hitter Randy Schmidtberger and clutch hitter David Walters, facing Topeka CGF Grain Wheat shockers in a pivotal first round.
Disney Market crushed Nu Way Cleaners 28 to 5 to take third place in the final Pee Wee League standings. Dave Taxter pitched five innings to protect a 23 to 1 lead built in the first inning, with Dale Berg catching. NuWay’s David Webb and Lloyd Kim pitched and Mark Sigler caught.
Chanute leads 8-6 as Steve Alcock hits two doubles and Rick Stepanich adds two singles for six Chanute chances. Manhattan stands 18-12 to face Chanute at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Pittsburg after a four game slate. Neodesha tallies by inning show a 10 run final. Washburn and tourney staff plan Channel 7 appearance in Pittsburg at 6 p.m.
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