Ashley Shoots 83 In Qualifying Bid
Defending champion Jean Ashley of Cha nute Kansas shot 83 in the first round of qualifying for the USGA Women's Amateur Golf Championship in Sewickley Pa. She sits tied for 42nd as Shelley Hamlin of Fresno posted a 73 to lead. Another 18 holes will be played today with the low 32 advancing to match play.
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Sewickley
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kansas
USGA
Ashley
Shelley Hamin
Fresno
Calif
Chanute Girls Drop 3 2 Decision at St Paul in Tourney
Chanute girls softball falls 3 to 2 to St Paul in an SEK Women’s Softball League first round. Lois Barnhart allows seven hits with four strikeouts opposite Janice Burke five-hitter with 12 Ks. Beth Salzwedel and Bernadette Curls spark Chanute’s two runs.
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ST. Paul
Chanute
SEK
Wanda Gilpin
Judy Green
Beth Salzwedel
Bernadette Curls
Janice Burke
Burke
Lois Barnhart
Judy Erickson
Green
Tee Baee
Multimillion Pollution Suit Against Oil Firms Advances
In Wichita a multimillion dollar water pollution suit against American Petrofina Skelly Oil and Cities Service Oil continues in U S District Court. Plaintiffs include 141 landowners along the Walnut River near El Dorado seeking 2 million dollars in actual damages and 2 to 3 million in punitive damages with an injunction to stop river disposal.
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Wichita, Kan
American Petrofina, Skelly Oil Co
and Cities Service Oil Co
U.S. District Court
Walnut River
el Dorado, Kan
el Dorado
Wesley E. Brown
Baseball Standings and Results From Monday Games
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 64 wins and 46 losses, San Francisco at 66-48, Los Angeles 63-46, Philadelphia 60-51, St. Louis 57-53, Cincinnati 57-55, Atlanta 59-?2, New York 49-61, Houston 49-61, Chicago 36-73. Monday results: Cincinnati beat San Francisco 10-5, Atlanta defeated Los Angeles 10-something. American League shows Baltimore 71-39, Detroit 60-50, Cleveland 59-52, California 57-53, Minnesota 57-55, Chicago 55-55, New York 50-61, Kansas City 50-61, Washington 51-65, Boston 48-67. Notable scores: Cleveland 3, Boston 1. Detroit 5, Washington 3 in 12 innings. Kansas City 6, Minnesota 1.
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W. L. Pet
G.B. Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Phila
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Baseball scores from Pacific Coast and International League games
In the Pacific Coast League Tulsa beat San Diego 7 to 3 while Spokane defeated Oklahoma City 16 to 2. In the International League Columbus won 4 to Toronto, Jacksonville shutout Rochester 6 to 0, Syracuse lost 6 to Richmond, Buffalo edged Buffalo 6 to 15, and Toledo routed 0.
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Tulsa
San Diego
Spokane
Oklahoma City
Columbus
Toronto
Jacksonville
Rochester
Syracuse
Richmond
Buffalo
Toledo
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
Normal conservation pools in feet above sea level listed for John Redmond Toronto Saban Fall River and water discharge in cubic feet per second for John Redmond 56 Toronto Seseeesees Be Fall River a unclear data points from the dam conditions page indicate measurements across multiple sites.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Saban Fall River
Fall River
CofC Set for Two Meetings and a Thursday Session
Two Chamber of Commerce meetings are planned for tomorrow with a third on Thursday in chamber offices. The retail committee will meet Jaycees at 3 p.m. to discuss the Jaycee Fall Festival. At 7:30 p.m. the Ambassadors and chamber membership committee will hold an orientation for old and new members. Thursday at 4 p.m. the streets and highways committee will prepare to circulate a freeway resolution for signatures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Streets and Highways Committee
Kansas City
Kan
Tulsa
Frank Beard Shares U.S. Open Finishes Across Years
Golf pro Frank Beard placed third at the 1965 U S Open in St Louis and tied for seventeenth in the 1965 U S Open in San Francisco noting his consistency across venues and years.
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Frank Beard
St. Louis
San Francisco
El Dorado Undefeated: Chanute Eliminated in Classic
El Dorado edged Topeka CFG Grain 5 2 behind Perry Owen relief and three runs in the third inning to stay unbeaten in the state American Legion tournament. Manhattan eliminated Great Bend 3 2 and Chanute 6 5, ending Chanute’s run as the only other unbeaten team.
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el Dorado
Chanute
Russ Corbitt
Perry Owen
Topeka
CFG Grain
American Legion
Owen
Husky
Lawrence
Manhattan
Great Bend
Miller
Max Honeyman
Bob Johnston
Jim Carmichael
Jerry Higgins
Rhe
Measles Case Triggers Jaycees Contact Effort
A measles case in Great Bend prompts a statewide outreach to about 900 Jaycees and their wives who attended the quarterly meeting there. A local physician urges pregnant attendees to seek medical advice for precautionary treatment due to the disease’s high contagion in early stages and potential risks to unborn children.
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Great Bend, Kan
Great Bend
Eureka Cadet Named Deputy Commander in CAP Group 6
Maj. James A. Cassin of Eureka Kansas was appointed Monday as deputy commander of Civil Air Patrol Kansas Wing Group 6 based in Pleasanton. The announcement comes from CAP authorities naming Cassin to the post.
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Pleasanton, Kan
Kansas
Civil Air Patrol
James A. Cassin
Eureka
Kan
Nash fires seven-hitter as A's top Twins 6-1
Kansas City rookie Jim Nash, 21, remained unbeaten with a seven-hit victory over Minnesota. He struck out six, allowed one run on Tony Oliva’s triple and Russ Nixon’s single. Dick Green, Ed Charles and Phil Roof drove in KC runs as Kaat took the loss.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Jim Nash
Minnesota Twins
Nash
Mobile
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Russ Nixon
Jim Kaat
Dick Green
Ed Charles
Joe Nossek
Kaat
Green
Charles
Dwight Siebler
Phil Roof
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Gary Peters
Lew Krausse
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Phillies
Larry Jaster
Jim Bunning
Christian Nazarene Post Wins Comeback in League Opener
Christian defeated Grant Avenue Baptist 11 to 9 to move into sole fourth place in the Church Softball League. Ron Burkhart pitched three hit ball for the win with Charley Wallace catching. Bruce Benson led with a triple as Nazarene collected eight hits off Youngberg and Steinman. Seven runs in the sixth sealed the comeback victory while Bob Phillips earned the win for Nazarene in the later game with Knights of Columbus.
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Christian
Grant Avenue Baptist
Nazarene
Knights of Columbus
Ron Burkhart
Charley Wallace
Bruce Benson
Grant Avenue Baptist Battery
Dean Youngberg
Dale Steinman
Bob Phillips
Jim Dillon
Dave Fehr
Bob Golay
Knights Battery
Bob Ellison
Phillips
Jim Pierce
Norton Sanitorium Superintendent Dies
Dr. In Sung Kwak longtime Norton State Sanitorium superintendent died Monday night of a heart attack at age 53. Born in Seoul Korea he came to the United States in 1947 and completed a residency at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver.
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Norton, Kan
In Sung Kwak
Norton
Seoul
Korea
United States
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Recreation Calendar for City Park Events Tonight
Soccer City Park 6 to 8 PM. American Legion Journey City Park Manhattan vs Topeka 4 PM winner vs El Dorado 8 PM. Minor League Highland Park un lighted 5 30 Wells Clothiers vs Busy Bee Cafe Hembree Tire Service vs Swimming Pool. Church Softball Highland Park Methodist vs St Patrick 7 30 Christian vs Baptist 9 PM. Tennis instruction City and Highland Parks 9 11 AM. Handicapped swimming Municipal Pool 10 AM to noon. Archery Santa Fe Park 3 4 PM pencil archery Santa Fe Park 6 30 PM. Soccer City Park 6 80 PM. Little League Highland Park Rookie League All Star game 7 PM Pee Wee League All Star game 9 PM. Girls softball Chanute league tourney St Paul 7 30 PM.
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City Park
American Legion Journey
Manhattan
Topeka
el Dorado
Highland Park
Wells Clothiers
Busy Bee Cafe
Hembree Tire Service
Methodist
St. Patrick's
Christian
Baptist
City
Highland Parks
Municipal Pool
Santa Fe Park
Municipal
Chanute
St. Paul
Powell Defeats Wright In Detroit Boxing Bout
Johnny Powell of Detroit outpointed Ted Wright of Detroit over eight rounds in a tense Detroit fight card. Powell used precise footwork and jabs to edge Wright on the scorecards.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Johnny Powell
Ted Wright
Grady Peninger’s Coaching Streak At 17 Seasons
Michigan State wrestling coach Grady Peninger has never posted a losing season in 17 years of high school and college coaching.
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Grady Peninger
Michigan State
Local notes from Chanute Tribune August 9 1966
Inland reports from Chanute Kansas include brief items on community events and notices dated August 9 1966. Names and places appear in concise captions reflecting local civic and social activity of that day.
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Cherryvale
Parsons Falstaff
Lola
Falstaff
Parsons Parkannas
Parsons
Iola
Chanute Girls
PARTY
Tenderfoot
South Mound
THE
Cofc
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Jeff Hembree
John Minkler
Jimmy Benton
Joe Ward
Rodney Thummel
Robert Hutchison
Tribune
Mike Donovan
Jeff Cook
Marty Savedra
Fred Hunziker
Steve Rausch
Steve Edwards
Mike Rutter
Troy Hunziker
Ted Riker
David Noland
Bill Thompson
Lloyd Lynch
Brad Long
Jerry Williams
John Johnson
Charlie Miller
Johnson
Tom Michael
Wheatshockers
Dan Wells
Pontiacers
Mike Petz
Ken Darting
Jerry Wanthier
John Shelton
Bill Barnes
Darting
Wells
Greg Dickerson
Fanning
Petz
Bill Franklin
Bob McGreevy
Lynn Engle
Don Old
Jack Wiggans
Mike McGreevy
Jim Jasnoski
Dale Washburn
Washburn
Bruce Sloan
Old
Bill Ames
Randy Richman
Steve Alcock
Ames
Outhit
Brett Moran
Jack Joiner
Shelton
Len Jackson
Roger Collins
Ron Hedman
Jackson
Steve Puthoff
Big Gun
Hedman
Bob Taylor
James Bond
Eurekan
Tedidtler
Lisi
Bash Feet
Mollie Mack
Helmut Schmid
Kai Fischer
Ald Ardeots
IBM
Chanute Tribune
Twins
Christian, Nazarene Post
Henry Rapp
VFW
Seewee
Nazarene Knights of Columbus
Norton Sanitorium
Flick
City OF
Allen
Iola, Kansas
Wilburn Bros
Midland Empire Shows Co
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