Emporia Blues Chanute 2-0 in regional softball tourney
Cliff's Service of Emporia shutout Chanute All Stars 2-0 in the regional softball tournament at Highland Park. Joe Phillips homered for Cliff's and drove in both runs as Chanute was held to three hits. Larry Webker pitched a four hitter for Andrews' Phillips 66 against Buffalo Sportsmen 4-3. Tonight losers are eliminated. Chanute meets Fort Scott Foodtown at 7 30 and Sportsmen face Stumfell's 66 Fort Scott at 9.
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Cliff
Super Service
Emporia
Chanute All Stars
Andrews
Phillips
Ottawa
Buffalo Sportsmen
Highland Park
Action Tonight
Chanute
Fort Scott Foodtown
Sportsmen
Stumfell
Fort Scott
Joe Phillips
All Stars
Gary McKenzie
Larry Webker
Jim Jerome
Cliff's
Dick Ashley Golfers Take Lead With 12-0 Rout
Dick Ashley Golfers moved to first place after a 12-0 victory over Ralph Alexander swingers, dropping Alexander to second and widening the gap to seven points. Arch Allen's squad rose to third with a 9-3 win over Dean Foster, while Ed Ashley's team tied Bake Wood 6-6 and fell to fourth. Other results saw Dave McCune beat Glen Ashley 8-4 and Harley Wolgast defeat Phil Jensen 7-5.
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Dick Ashley
Ralph Alexander
Alexander
Arch Allen
Dean Foster
Ed Ashley
Bake Wood Club
Dave McCune
Glen Ashley
Harley Wolgast
Phil Jensen
Ralph Alexander Arch Allen
Tereee
Terrr Terrere
OOO
Phil Jensen Weteee
Ewnee
Seaubbanes
Quarterbacks Hold Key In Big Eight Football Race
Big Eight coaches at a pre season luncheon name Missouri as a likely champion with quarterbacks as the key. Missouri loses Ron Taylor but returns Keith Weber and Jim Johnson. Kansas faces loss of John Hadl and shifts Rodger McFarland to quarterback. Mentioned sparks include Dennis Claridge of Nebraska Mike Miller and Bill Leming of Oklahoma State. Iowa State tailback Dave Hoppman could switch to quarterback under the T wing.
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Omaha
Missouri
Ron Taylor
Keith Weber
Jim Johnson
Kansas
John Hadl
Rodger McFarland
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Mike Miller
Bill Leming
Oklahoma State
Dave Hoppman
Iowa State
Cyclones
Penn State Sets Attendance Record For Army Game
The Oct. 14, 1961 Army game drew 45 306 fans, the largest crowd in Penn State football history. Army defeated Penn State 10 to 6.
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Penn State
Army
Allen wins state sand greens golf title in sudden death
Mrs. Robert N. Allen of Chanute captured the Kansas Women’s Golf Assn first annual state sand greens tournament at Eureka after a 159 tie with Mrs. Paul Graham of El Dorado. The playoff began with a par on the first hole, then a birdie by Allen on the second to secure a 79 to 76 first 18 at Eureka.
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Robert N. Allen
Chanute
Kansas Women’s Golf Assn
Eureka
Paul Graham
el Dorado
Allen
John Nation
Glen Shook
Charles Vestle
Humboldt
Lorene Carson
Shook
Miss Carson
Vestle
L. M. Baker
Susan
Richard
Richard Bakers
Kathy Annette
Elmer Jones
Jay Hildreth
Wichita
Robert McCaskey
Rush County
Hildreth
Palmer Leads Classic With Hot Putter At Akron
Arnold Palmer shoots a 67 on Firestone to grab a two stroke lead in the American Golf Classic. He earns a 1,000 bonus for leading after round one and can surpass the all time money mark with a strong finish. Ferree Souchak Bayer and others trail after solid opening round.
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Akron, Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Pennsylvania
Firestone
Palmer
Jim Ferrier
George Bayer
Mike Souchak
Ferrier
Souchak
Bayer
Jim Ferree
Pung Returns To Golf After Grandchild Break
Mrs. Jackie Pung returns to golf after a three week diaper duty break to help with a new grandson in Daly City California. She shoots a 3 under par 69 to lead the Kansas City Women’s Open with Mickey Wright of Dallas. Jo Ann Prentice and Mary Mills are two behind at 71, Natasha Fife leads amateurs with 75.
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Daly City
Calif
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Mills
Gulfport
Miss
Natasha Fife
Wichita
All Stars Edge Mitchell In Pee Wee League Finale
The All Stars defeated Mitchell 5 to 4 in a Pee Wee League final on the EUB diamond. Mitchell rallied in the bottom of the sixth but fell short after the Stars scored three in the fifth. Bret Richmond pitched for Mitchell with Randy Herron in relief. Santa Fe Employes Rookie League pennant winners meet the All Stars at 5:30 p.m. on the IGA field.
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All Stars
Mitchell Buick
EUB
Mitchell
Bill Dexter
Stars
Mike Arnold
Mike Collins
Bret Richmond
Randy Herron
Santa Fe Employes
Senator Clinton Anderson Not Improved After Test
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico, 66, remains in poor condition after a heart test at Lovelace Clinic in Albuquerque. An aide said no improvement and that he will rest for two weeks before another diagnostic test is conducted.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Washington
Anderson
Lovelace Clinic
Senate OKs $50 Million for State Recreation Grants
A bill authorizing $50 million in federal grants to states for planning recreation programs passed the Senate and moved to the House for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
House
Community listings of visits and reunions across Altoona area
The Altoona area scene includes Mr and Mrs Alvin Crowder visiting in Bartlesville with relatives and a 33rd Newland reunion in Thayer with 92 attendees. Others travel to Cherokee Oklahoma and Wichita Kansas, while notes mention Rob inson returning to Altoona and a 1960 hotel construction figure of 105 new hotels totaling 22 253 rooms at a cost of 19451 per room.
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Altoona
Alvin Crowder
Lyle Reeds
Bartlesville
Linda Reed
Lynn Aldridge
Independence
John Grotenhuis Jr
Nancy Ann
Pensacola
Fla
Alta Aldridge
Lewis Erbe
Cora Erbe
Harry Davis
Eva Gentry
Morris Forsythe
Michael
Newland
Thayer
Larry Dean Foulke
Fall River
Forrest Cranor
United States
Columbus, Hutchinson, Lawrence, Salina win in Kansas Legion tourney
In 100-degree heat, Hutchinson defeated Medicine Lodge 11-4 while Lawrence topped Emporia 7-6 in eight innings. Salina crushed Marysville 13-2 and Columbus beat Wichita 13-5 after an earlier 10‑inning Columbus win. Tonight two undefeated teams meet as schedule advances.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Salina
Lawrence
Columbus
Kansas American Legion
Medicine Lodge
Emporia
Marysville
Wichita
Love Care and Surgical Skill Save Timmy From Rare Condition
An eight year old Boy Timmy McCabe survived prune belly syndrome after a five hour operation at Children’s Hospital. Surgeons realigned organs and reinforced the abdomen using leg muscle grafts. Timmy, now healthy, plans to be a surgical doctor and attend fourth grade in the fall.
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Los Angeles
Timmy McCabe
John M. Southwell
Childrens Hospital
Timmy
Southwell
Marvin ‘McCabe
Nology Laboratories
Jimmy
Train Crashes Stalled Car Killing Seven Teens
Seven Olton area teens en route to a church picnic were killed when a Santa Fe passenger train hit their stalled car near Lubbock. Engineer Norman Bickers said the train moving 79 mph propelled the car a mile along the track. one teen escaped seconds before impact.
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Shallowater
Tex
Santa Fe
Norman Bickers
Slaton
Barbara Fancher
C. B. Fancher
Diane Smith
Cleo Smith
Carolyn Carson
J. L. Carson Jr
Sharp Miller
Ansel Miller
James Loveless
Everett Loveless
Olton
Bill Shirey
J. E. Shirey
Sunneyside
Everett Baldwin
M. B. Baldwin
Springlake
Jimmy Lawson
Lubbock
Lawson
Orton
First Baptist Church of
Tractor overturns kills Kansas farmer Wendell Dyer
Wendell Dyer a 46 year old farmer was killed when his tractor overturned on his farm southeast of Clearwater Kansas His wife found him after he failed to return for lunch Dyer was vice president of the Clearwater Lions Club and active in farm groups He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Clearwater, Kan
Wendell Dyer
Here
Dyer
Clearwater Lions Club
Manhattan Lodge Fine Reduced in Gambling Stamp Case
U.S. District Judge George Templar cut the fine on Manhattan Lodge, Fra ternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2468, from 250 dollars to 100 dollars for failure to purchase federal gambling tax stamps for slot machines. The lodge has 30 days to pay the reduced amount.
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PERA
U.S
George Templar
Order of Eagles
Aerie No
Manhattan
Templar
Lodge
Lawrence chosen as site for 1962 Junior Classical League meet
Bozeman Mont AP The University of Kansas Lawrence was chosen as the 1962 convention site for the Junior Classical League. The ninth annual session concluded and next year’s meeting at Lawrence will be held Aug 11 15.
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Bozeman, Mont
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Lawrence
Local Docket Highlights From Chanute Tribune
August 10 1962 edition of the Chanute Tribune presents brief items from Chanute Kansas and surrounding area. Local notices and community news cover meetings sheriff reports school events and a sports quickie from the week.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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