Bills Blank Patriots in AFL Preseason Opener
Buffalo Bills beat Boston Patriots 23-0 in AFL preseason action as Pete Gogolak made three field goals and Billy Joe rambled 61 yards for a TD. Cookie Gilchrist scored twice on short runs as Denver fell 30-24 to Kansas City in another AFL matchup.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Pete Gogolak
Billy Joe
Buffalo Bills
Boston
Gogolak
Patriots
Joe
Cookie Gilchrist
Denver
Kansas City
Chiefs pull away in air game exhibition victory
Kansas City defeated Denver 30-24 as the Chiefs relied on an effective air attack to shake off blitzes. Pete Beathard threw two TD passes in two quarters while Abner Haynes and Cookie Gilchrist sparked a late Broncos rally. Linebackers shuffled with six veterans and two rookies joining drill. Corey's knee concerns linger.
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Tom Brooker
Pete Beathard
Chiefs
Broncos
Abner Haynes
Kansas City
Denver
Trull
Charlie Frazier
Sammy Weir
Namath
Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
San Diego
Hank Stram
Stram
California
Len Dawson
Cookie Gilchrist
Haynes
T.D. Stram
E. J. Holub
Sherrill Headrick
Walt Corey
Bobby Bell
Jim Fraser
Smoky Stover
Mike Cox
Iowa State
Bud Abell
Missouri
Ron Caveness
Arkansas
Caveness
Corey
Holub
Car prep tips for the upcoming season
The note stresses not overemphasizing safety while urging readers to ready vehicles for the season ahead. It implies a balanced approach to maintenance and preparation without alarm.
Nicklaus Wins Philadelphia Classic After Late Rally
Jack Nicklaus trails by two strokes after 54 holes then practices to fix his swing. He cards an 11 under total 277 to win by one over Joe Campbell and Doug Sanders at Whitemarsh Valley, earning 24300 and boosting 1965 earnings toward the all time single season record. Sanders misses playoff with a late eagle try.
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Whitemarsh
Jack Nicklaus
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Joe Campbell
Doug Sanders
Randy Glover
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Sanders
Chanute Girls Fall Short to Cherryvale in 16-8 Setback
Cherryvale defeated Chanute 16 to 8 as two big innings powered the visitors to the win. Cherryvale outhit Chanute 12 to 11 with Barby Shepard and McWhirt getting three hits each and Joyce Shephard adding a triple. Chanute, led by Marsha Bossell and Pat Thompson, drops to 7-13. they host St Paul next.
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Cherryvale
Chanute
Marsha Bossell
Lois Barnhart
Pat Thompson
Peg Rhodes
Rita Lickteig
Cherryvale Battery
Sharon Calhoon
Russell
Phyllis Stout
Thompson
Barby Shepard
McWhirt
Joyce Shephard
St. Paul
Sayers Reports To Training Camp
Former Kansas halfback Gayle Sayers joined the Chicago Bears at St. Josephs College training camp in Rensselaer Indiana. He did not play in the Chicago victory over the Cleveland Browns 24 to 16 after being injured in a scrimmage between the all stars and the Bears on July 29.
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Rensselaer, Ind
University of Kansas
Gayle Sayers
Chicago Bears
St. Joseph's College
Sayers
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
All Stars
Bears
Rensselaer
Legion Tournament action narrows field in Kansas
In Great Bend Kansas two more teams exit as Hutchinson faces Manhattan and Salina meets Olathe in losers bracket while Topeka takes on Pittsburg in winners bracket. Hutchinson beat El Dorado 8 4 and Olathe toppled Great Bend 65 with Pittsburg defeating Manhattan 6 5 in nine innings.
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Great Bend
Kan
American Legion
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Salina
Olathe
Topeka
Pittsburg
el Dorado
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Jobs Now
Recruiting ad targets men and women aged 18 to 52 for U S Civil Service openings in the area over the next year. Starting salaries reach up to 504 dollars monthly with strong advancement and minimal education needed. Lincoln Service offers test prep since 1948, not government affiliated, free booklet with positions and salaries by mailing the coupon today.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
Gray Closes Season With Narrow Semi Pro Win
Chanute based Gray Lumber, led by Bob Cavins in a seven and one third inning start, edged Bronson 7 to 6 as Tom Swan Don Frie derich and John Miller each plated triples. Chanute improving to 10-18 will face Miami in the league tournament at Bronson tomorrow.
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Chanute Gray Lumber
Bronson Broncos
Gray Lumber
Chanute
Hayes
Bronson
Broncos
Miami
IRS bugging conference rooms with two way mirrors
Sen. Edward V. Long says the IRS has bugged conference rooms with two way mirrors and concealed microphones. He notes a list now shows ten cities with two way mirrors and twenty two with concealed microphones, with more likely to exist.
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Washington
Edward V. Long
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri Democrat
Senate Judiciary
Pitturgh
IRS
Sheldon Cohen
Long
Cohen
Butler rider Tommy Smith wins Grand National on Jay Trump
Tommy Smith of Butler Maryland becomes the first American to win the Grand National in its 128 year history riding Jay Trump. The victory marks a historic milestone for U.S. equestrians.
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Tommy Smith
Butler, Md
Jay Trump
Oilers Drop Doubleheader to Lenny's Tavern Kansas City
Chanute falls 8-0 and 9-5 as Lenny's Tavern of Kansas City piles up 16 hits. Jim Job shuts out Chanute in game one, while Bob Pate and Elmer Ratteree pace the Oilers' offense with multiple hits. Chanute pitchers struggle, four errors in each game, and Franklin McKenzie takes the mound in game two for Chanute. The Oilers slip to 25-7 on the season with four losses to Lenny's Tavern. Coffeyville tournament to start tonight.
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Chanute Oilers
Lenny’s Tavern
Kansas City
The
Oilers
Jim Job
Chanute
Lenny
Tavern
Gary McKenzie
Job
George Holtzman
Tom McKenzie
McKenzie
Bob Pate
Don Beal
Elmer Ratteree
Ratteree
Polo Perez
Bob Holtzman
Bruce Benson
Pate
Vance
Jim Torrence
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Second Troop Column Fatality Reported at Ft Leonard Wood
Pvt. Dennis F. Floyd age 22 of Parma Missouri died Sunday as the second victim after a station wagon struck a marching troop column. Pvt. Paul Ellison 20 of St. Clair Missouri was killed Thursday night. Thirty soldiers injured. two remain hospitalized and are improving.
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FT. Leonard Wood, Mo
Dennis F. Floyd
Parma
Pvt
Paul Ellison
St. Clair
Bread Trust Opposes Bill At Czech Festival
Wilber Nebraska AP secretary of agriculture Orville Freeman told about 3000 attendees at the fourth annual Czech festival that the wheat section of the farm bill is critical and opposed by a bread trust including large bakers who allege they intimidate urban congressmen. He contrasted 1951 and 1964 income gains for bakers with a 5 percent drop in wheat price for farmers.
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Wilber
Neb
Congress
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Razorbacks 1928 undefeated captain Glen Rose
University of Arkansas star Glen Rose captained the Razorbacks during their 1928 undefeated season, leading a squad praised for stingy defense and disciplined play. The record highlights Rose as a key figure in early Arkansas basketball history.
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University of Arkansas
Glen Rose
Razorback
A's Split Doubleheader as Orioles Take Opener
The Athletics split a Kansas City doubleheader with Baltimore, ending an 11 game home stand at six wins and five losses. Baltimore won 9 5 in the first game, while the A's captured the nightcap 4 3 behind John O Donoghue and relievers Aker and Messi. In St Louis the Giants beat the Cards 6 4 at Busch Stadium with homers by McCovey and Mays. Spahn earned his 361st career win despite departing after one out in the sixth.
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Associated Press
A’s
Kansas City
Baltimore
Orioles
John O'Donoghue
Jack Aker
Don Messi
St. Louis
Giants
Busch Stadium
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Norm Siebern
Messi
Stu Miller
Mike Hershberger
Ken Harrelson
Bert Campagneris
Hershberger
Siebern
Aker
Bank Team Wins Playoff In Majors
Bank of Commerce captured the Major League title with a 7-0 playoff win over Orley's Cafe on Saturday night. Brett Richman pitched a two hit shutout with 15 strikeouts, and Randy Herron added a homer as six BoC hits supported the effort.
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Bank
Bank of Commerce
Orley’s Cafe
Team A
Brett Richman
Randy Herron
Orley
Roger Tucker
Ron Raple
Symington Urges Continued Nuclear Disarmament Talks
Miami station quotes Sen. Stu Symington urging efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation. He warns there could be 20 nuclear powers within twenty years unless disarmament by agreement is pursued under law. Symington, ranking member of the Senate Space Committee, spoke Sunday.
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Miami
Fla
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Senate Space Committee
Mets Dominate Colts In Shea Showdowns 1964
The New York Mets defeated Houston's Colts seven times in nine 1964 games at Shea Stadium. In Houston the Mets won only two of nine as the rivals split their 18 games.
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Don Trull
Joe Namath
Thunder
Houston
New York
Kent McCloughan
Oakland
San Diego
Washington
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Colts
Astros
Shea Stadium
Mets
Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlight Local Updates
Chanute Tribune reports brief items from the community on Monday August 9 1965 including city notices school activity and local events featuring neighborhood names and civic details.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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