Yankees Shutout Angels In Four Straight Win Run
Yankees beat the Angels 5-1 as Bouton improves to 15-5 and the club extends its lead to six games. Jim Perry homered three times for Minnesota in a separate nightcap win, while Detroit dropped a pair to White Sox in a doubleheader.
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Jim Perry
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Joel Horlen
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Don Wert
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Bubba Phillips
Chanute Blue Jays Edge Hutchinson In State Tourney
Chanute and Wichita Steffans advance to the semifinals as Chanute edges Hutchinson 3 2 and Wichita defeats Parsons 13 2 in the Class A State Women s Softball tournament at Highland Park Hutchinson eliminates Girard 22 8 in a loser bracket game with five fielding errors by Girard The Chanute win features a late rally after six innings with Shirley Crews and Linda Rice combining for the shutout effort for Chanute and Linda Holloway Jody Casey credited with the win in the Hutchinson game.
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Recreation Calendar Tonight Events and Timings
Recreation Calendar lists State Women's Softball Tourney at Highland Park with Loser's Bracket Game at 7 30 p m Winner's Bracket Semi finals at 8 45 p m and Loser’s Bracket Semi finals at 10 p m Senior Baseball League Tournament at Santa Fe Park Ranabargar versus Beck at 6 45 p m and Leroy versus Papst at 9 p m.
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Miss Allen Wins Kansas Girls Golf Championship
Jackie Evans, 14, who moved from Guam to Topeka three weeks ago, captured the Kansas Girls Golf Tournament at Shawnee Country Club with 83 86 169. Karen Kessling of Wichita was runner-up at 84 86 170, while Terri Stevenson won the first-flight title with 188 and Lisa Stevenson was second at 192. Marcia Allen and Jan Merritt tied for third at 195 for the event readings.
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Wichita
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Salina
Lisa Stevenson
Jan Merritt
Leavenworth
Marcia Allen
Chanute
Mets Craig Ends 18-Game Losing Streak With Victory
Roger Craig snapped his long losing run by guiding the Mets to a 7-3 win over Chicago in the ninth. Jim Hickman delivered a grand slam to break the tie with two outs, while Casey Stengel orchestrated the hex and Craig shed his 38 for 13 as relief.
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Butts Denies Rigging in Georgia Alabama Game
AP report says Wally Butts denied charges he helped rig last year's Georgia Alabama game and denied knowledge of gambling by two friends. He testified that he never betrayed his school and had tipped off a defensive coach about Alabama’s likely formation.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Bear) Bryant
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Don Dubro Sets Markesque 800 Series Bounds Record
Don Dubro of St Louis owns four sanctioned 800 series in a season showing strong form. His 846 on January 10 stands as the ninth best on record, just one shy of the leading mark shared by Hank Marino Ray Bluth and Lindy Faragalli.
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Baseball scores and Sunday results across leagues
New York 1 Los Angeles Minnesota 5 Boston 3 Baltimore 7 Washington 1 Kansas City 5 Cleveland 1 Chicago 2 Detroit 1 3 (2nd 10 innings) Sunday's games New York at Los Angeles Boston at Minnesota Kansas City at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington Detroit at Chicago Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 4 New York 7 Chicago 3 San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 6 St Louis 3 Houston 76 Pittsburgh 67 (1st 15 innings 2nd 11 innings) San Francisco at Philadelphia Houston at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati St Louis at Milwaukee Chicago at New York (2) International League Atlanta 3 Richmond 2
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Chiefs Beat Bills 17-13 In AFL Exhibition
Kansas City defeats Buffalo 17-13 at home in its first AFL exhibition. Curtis McClinton’s seven yard TD surge sparks the win after a tight game. Tommy Brooker opened scoring with a 45 yard field goal as Len Dawson connected with Chris Burford for KC’s final TD.
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Sports Scores From Multiple Games This Day
Buffalo defeated Syracuse 4 to 3 while Rochester topped Indianapolis 6 to 2. Arkansas beat Jacksonville 7 to 3 and Toronto won 9 to 3 against Columbus. Pacific Coast League results include San Diego 3 over Tacoma 1, Seattle 13 over Denver 1, Spokane 5 over Salt Lake 4 in ten innings. Dallas Fort Worth 8 defeated Okla City, and Hawaii routed Portland 4 to 3.
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Chanute All-Stars Aim For District Softball Berth
The Chanute All-Stars enter the Fort Scott district softball tournament as favorites with Gary McKenzie as the top pitcher. The double elimination event includes Foodtown of Pittsburg and KMDO Fort Scott as contenders, opening Monday with three games and matching Chanute against John’s Sport Center or Whitesides in the 9:30 p.m. slot if they win.
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All- Stars
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Lee Wilkins
Chiefs Even Season Opener With Bills In Narrow Win
In the first game of the season Buffalo rushed for 150 yards on 28 carries while Kansas City logged 73 yards on the ground. The Chiefs gained 150 rushing yards as Buffalo totaled 73, and the result left Kansas City at 1-1.
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Chanute Tribune Briefs August 10 1963
City brief items from Chanute Tribune dated Saturday August 10 1963 note local events and announcements. Read as a compact snapshot of happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Bob" Wilson
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