Sutcliffe tosses seven innings of fastballs for Chanute one hitter
Chanute Elks beat Tola 0 0 in the Kansas Elks Eastern Division Baseball Tournament to move into the winners bracket. Mike Sutcliffe earned his ninth win with 11 strikeouts and five walks as Chanute's offense featured aggressive base running and timely hits including Galemore and Rogers.
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Monty Nelson
Keith Harris
Jerry Harper
Secretariat Set as heavy favorite in Whitney Stakes
Secretariat, the 3 year old from Meadow Stable trained by Lucien Laurin, enters the Whitney Stakes at Saratoga as an overwhelming 1-20 favorite. Five rivals challenge the Triple Crown winner in the 46th running, with post time 4 48 p.m. EDT and purses totaling 54100 for the winner.
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N.Y
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Saratoga
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Whitney
Ross
Lucien Laurin
Bold Ruler
Laurin
Red Sox Rally Past Orioles in Twilight Opener
Dwight Evans and Rico Petrocelli delivered two run singles as Boston scored seven in the fourth to erase a four run deficit and beat Baltimore 8 to 5 in the twilight doubleheader opener.
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Dwight Evans
Rico Petrocelli
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Pirates Top Phillies 3-1 on Stargell and Sanguillen HRs
Willie Stargell and Manny Sanguillen hit homers as the Pirates defeated the Phillies 3-1. rookie John Morlan notched his first major league win with seven innings of four hit ball, backed by Ramon Hernandez in relief. Carlton took the loss after allowing Stargell's 32nd homer.
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Willie Stargell
Manny Sanguillen
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Morlan
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al Oliver
Steve Carlton
Cy Young
First Kansas High School East-West All-Star Classics Set in Wichita
Ray from Chanute to join East football squad for the inaugural Kansas High School East-West Classics in Wichita. The event features an East basketball game Friday night and a Saturday football game with proceeds benefiting the Kansas Jaycees Cerebral Palsy Foundation. 64 top senior players from across the state will participate, with notable selections including Dick Ray and Vic Chandler.
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Kansas University
Kansas Frosh
Kansas Jaycees Run Camp for Cerebral Palsy Children
Year-Outs and Ins ter recreation and fun for those children stricken with cerebral palsy. The camp is maintained and directed by the non-profit Kansas Jaycees. The foundation does not participate in United Fund and all funds used to op erate the ranch come from the Jaycees' Peanut Butter Sunday, private and business contribu tion, other foundations and now the Kansas East-West High School All-Star Basketball and Football Classics. Whether the East or the West wins, the real winners will be those children stricken with cere bral palsy in the state of Kan sas, who benefit from the clas ses' proceeds. It is an honor for Dick Ray's family and for the city of Cha nute to have a participant in such a worthy venture.
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United Fund
Jaycees
Kansas
Dick Ray
Chanute
Galena Defeats Atchison 7-0 in Regional Opener
Galena wins the opening game of the Elks Eastern Division Regional Tournament, defeating Atchison 7-0. After a quiet first two innings, Galena scored once in the third, three more in the fourth to lead 4-0, and added three in the fifth to seal the win.
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Atchison
Weiskopf Opens Westchester with 64 to Lead Round One
Tom Weiskopf fired a sparkling 64 in rainy conditions to lead the Westchester Golf Classic after the first round. He sits at eight under and holds a three-stroke edge over a large pack including Jim Wiechers Gibby Gilbert Bob Murphy DeWitt Weaver and Jerry Barber among others. Hubert Green is solo at 68 after a hole in one.
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N.Y
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Weiskopf
Jim Wiechers
Gibby Gilbert
Bob Murphy
DeWitt Weaver
Jerry Barber
Bruce Crampton
Hubert Green
Chiefs Welcome Saints In Season Opener Showdown
Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson and New Orleans signal caller Archie Manning square off in a prohibition game to open the season. Dawson seeks a big year in his 17th pro campaign while Manning aims to build on last season’s pass totals as Chiefs debut three new backs and Saints feature two new defenders.
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Archie Manning
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Manning
Chiefs
Mo Moorman
Jim Marsalis
Otis Taylor
Willie Ellison
Los Angeles Rams
Jim “Cannonball” Butler
Atlanta Falcons
Leroy Keyes
World Team Tennis Draft Pulls King and Newcombe
Billie Jean King signed with the Philadelphia franchise and John Newcombe joined Houston as the new circuit began its first player draft. The draft included Chris Evert as Miami’s first pick and featured stars like Rod Laver, Jimmy Connors, and Ken Rosewall among others. Dennis Murphy announced about ten more players signed with the 16 team league.
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New World Team Tennis
Billie Jean King
John Newcombe
Mrs. King
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Philadelphia
Newcombe
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Dennis Murphy
Boston
Kerry Melville
San Diego
Rod Laver
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Jimmy Connors
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