Thrilling All Star Finale As Pro Bears Win 28 17
The Chicago Bears defeated the All-Stars 28 to 17 at Soldier Field before 65 000, led by Bill Wade’s 217 passing yards and two TDs. George Mira sparkled late with multiple plays as Pete Beathard shared quarterback duties, while Charley Taylor and Ted Davis each delivered key scores. The game paid tribute to Galimore and Farrington who were killed in an auto crash two weeks earlier.
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Dick van Raaphorst
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Johnny Morris
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Charley Bivins
Children’s Drama Program Opens City Session
The city recreation commission will sponsor a three week program for children ages seven through thirteen. Sessions run weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon at the Launching Pad with registration at 9 a.m. on Monday. Age groups meet at 9, 10, and 11 a.m. for skits plays and pantomimes led by instructor Lynda Hutchison with Martin Rotunno assisting, culminating in a major production.
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Pitching Coach Jim Turner’s Early Baseball Start
Pitching coach Jim Turner of the Cincinnati Reds began as a pitcher in 1925 with Winston Salem in the Piedmont League.
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Rookie Pee Wee All Stars Clash in Dual Little League Action
In all star play last night Rookie League Team B beat Team A 13 to 4 after a three inning time limit. Team A then toppled Team B 12 to 7 in Pee Wee action as Team A rallied with four run innings late. Steve Edwards earned the win for Team B, with Lester Seamster hitting the sole home run. for Team A, Craig Harris, David Noland and Tommy Morrow shut down the mound while Ray homered. The doubleheader featured seven hits per side and multiple errors, with trophies to be awarded after tonight’s Minor and Major League all star games at 7:00.
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Lester Seamster
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Craig Harris
David Noland
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Tommy Morrow
Dick Ray
Wesley Wilson
Ray
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Virgil Reed
David Kimbry
Mike Abbott
Randall Ikehorn
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New Mark By Janell of Fredonia
Janell Smith an 18 year old from Fredonia Kan set an American record of 54.6 in the 400 meters semifinals at the U S Women Olympic track trials. She appeared to ease at the finish and her time was a tenth of a second faster than her pending American record from the national championships.
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Fredonia
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Kansas golfers far off pace in Jaycee golf event
ST PAUL AP three Kansas golfers trailed the leaders after 54 holes in the 19th International Jaycee Golf Championship. Jim Day of Laurel Mississippi and John Richart of Ann Arbor Michigan led at even par 216, with Pete Bell Junction City Scott Springer Wichita and Mike Krone Lawrence well behind. In Class B Ray Williams Hutchinson posted 78.
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Lawrence
Ray Williams
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Dodgers Fall Short Of Pennant In Tight NL Race
In recent seasons the Pirates Reds Giants and Dodgers have each won a National League pennant, highlighting a period of strong playoff contention among major NL clubs.
Kansas Women's Class A softball results and next games
Four teams were eliminated as Manhattan beat El Dorado 2 0 Hays defeated Hutchinson 4 3 Great Bend toppled Logan 7 2 and Kingman won over Scott City 11 7 In the winners bracket Arkansas City faced Erie and Topeka met Greensburg In the losers bracket Kingman faced Great Bend and Manhattan met Hays Finals set for Sunday night
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Rodriguez Holds Lead In Western Tennis Lead
CHICAGO AP Second round leaders in the Western Richard Oehrlein of Union New Jersey will captain the US Military Academy s 1965 tennis team.
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Soccer Sessions Start Monday at City Park Field
Supervisor Dick Purdy announced a three week program beginning Monday at 6 p.m. for boys and men in eighth grade or older. Registration runs 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday to Wednesday on the field. Fundamentals in week one then team formation for 45 minute games. An all star game will close at Royster Stadium after the program. last year 56 players participated.
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Cardinals blank Colts as White belts 15th homer
Bill White slugged his 15th homer to spark St. Louis to a 4-0 win over Houston, extending his hitting streak to 15 games as Curt Simmons blanked the Colts. Nellie Fox was plunked, Joe Gaines singled, and Al Spangler advanced on a walk with Fox. The game set up a pitching matchup for tonight with Ron Taylor vs Don Nottebart at Busch Stadium.
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Recreation Calendar Tonight and Weekend Games
TONIGHT Little League All-Star Games Highland Park Minor League at 7 00 Major League at 9 00 SUNDAY Men's Baseball City Park Chanute Outlaws vs Lola at 2 p m MONDAY Children's Drama Launching Pad 9 a m to noon Bowling Sportsman's Bowl grade school 1 30 p m Awards Night 7 30 p m Soccer City Park 6 to 8 p m Adult Swimming Municipal Pool 7 to 8 p m Evening Tennis Highland courts 7 to 9 p m
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Columbus Legion Wins in State American Legion Tourney
In Salina Kansas Columbus edged Leavenworth 7-6 in ten innings to advance in the losers' bracket while Hutchinson topped Manhattan 3-1 in the winners' bracket. Lawrence defeated Wellington 10-2 and Norton beat Salina 5-2 to set afternoon matchups.
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Red Carpet Welcome at Port Everglades
Port Everglades receives a literal red carpet welcome for disembarking cruise passengers as a rug cleaners association donates two 4 by 12 foot carpets lettered Welcome to Port Everglades. The gesture underscores hospitality at the port.
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Baseball scores and results and standings
Friday results include Chicago 2 Boston 0 and Washington 4 Los Angeles 3. Cleveland won 10-8 over Minnesota, Baltimore beat New York 2-0, Detroit won 5-2 against Kansas City. Saturday features Boston at Chicago, Minnesota at Cleveland, Baltimore at New York, Kansas City at Detroit, Washington at Los Angeles. Sunday schedule shows Washington at Los Angeles, Boston at Chicago, Kansas City at Detroit, Minnesota at Cleveland, Baltimore at New York. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 63 wins, 43 losses. San Francisco 62-47. Cincinnati 61-49. Los Angeles 53-49. Chicago 52-55. Houston 47-65. New York 34-76. Results also include Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 3. Los Angeles 5 Milwaukee 1. St. Louis 4 Houston 0. Philadelphia 9 New York 4. Chicago 7-4 Pittsburgh 3-3. upcoming Los Angeles at Milwaukee and San Francisco at Cincinnati.
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Red Cross First Aid Classes Set
Trooper Richard Smith announces two standard refresher Red Cross first aid classes this month aimed at school bus drivers but open to anyone. One session begins in Erie next week at 7 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday in the courthouse meeting room two hours each. The second session is in Memorial Building Red Cross offices on August 24 27 and 31 at 7 30 p m. Southeast Kansas bus safety clinics will be in Independence August 18 and Pittsburg August 19 from 9 a m to 3 30 p m.
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Demo Committee Meeting Planned in Erie
The Neosho County Democratic Central Committee will meet Tuesday night in Erie at 8 at the courthouse. An election will choose a chairman vice chairman treasurer and secretary. The current chairman is Henry M Smith of St Paul.
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Temple joins Morganton in 1948 Western Carolina League
Coach John Temple of the Cincinnati Reds moved into Morganton to coach in the Western Carolina League during the 1948 season. The note highlights a rare cross affiliation between a major league figure and a minor league circuit setup in the late 1940s.
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