Cards Crush Colts as Sadecki Wins Eight Run Win
Ray Sadecki pitched seven strong innings as the St Louis Cardinals routed the Houston Colts 8-2. Sadecki improved to 13-9, supported by 15 Cardinal hits led by Dick Groat and Tim McCarver with three each, and Bill White extended his 17 game hitting streak. Kansas City lost twice to Detroit 4-2 and 5-2, dropping five straight overall. Wayne Causey homered for KC. Norm Cash hit two homers for Detroit as Moe Drabowsky and Orlando Pena took losses while Denny McLain and Julio Navarro won. The Cards face San Francisco tonight with Bob Gibson on the mound.
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Tigers
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Ken Boyer
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Bol Druce
Wayne Causey
Norm Cash
Bill Freeman
al Kaline
Orlando Pena
Moe Drabowsky
Julio Navarro
Denny McLain
A’s
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
Ron Herbel
Chiefs Defeat Raiders 21-14 In Exhibition Clash
Len Dawson and Eddie Wilson sparked the Kansas City Chiefs to an early lead as they beat the Oakland Raiders 21-14 in an exhibition game. The Chiefs defense contained Oakland in a steady performance before 11,118 fans in Oakland.
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Oakland
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Eddie Wilson
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Ron Rodriguez Wins Western Golf Championship
AP report from Chicago lists the Western Open final scores and top money winners. Juan Rodriguez earned 11,000 with 64 69 58 67 totaling 268 over par, while Arnold Palmer took 5,750 with 68 66 67 68 269 and Don Massengale 3,300 with 71 65 69 70 275. Jack Nicklaus 3,300 with 72 71 45 467 275, Ken Venturi 2,500, and others including Jim Ferrier 1,960, Billy Casper 1,960, Tony Lema 1,960, Thomas Veech 1,960, Stan Leonard 1,960.
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Chicago
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Conference standings show Baltimore leading the American League with 69 wins and Chicago second at 67. Results from Saturday and Sunday include Baltimore’s 6-5 win over New York in 10 innings and Cleveland’s 16-8 victory over Minnesota. National League lists Philadelphia atop with 65 wins, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Multiple games across International and Pacific Coast leagues report scores, doubleheaders, and rain delays throughout the weekend.
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Philadelphia
Chanute Outlaws Triumph 10-8 Over Iola In Semi-Pro Clash
Chanute Gray Lumber Outlaws defeated Iola 10-8 after a seesaw start. Bob Jones went distance with 16 strikeouts and a triple, double, while Peanut Anderson led with two singles and a double. Iola’s Krause, Harper, and Larson sparked the offense as the Outlaws added late runs to seal the win. The team now hosts a four-game, eight-team semi pro tournament at City Park starting Sunday with Wichita Newt Herrell Realtors and others invited.
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Iola
Chanute
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Lola
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Harper
Larson
Anderson
Bob Riggle
David Cooper
Ward Barnett
Jones
Don Frederick
Bob Cavins
Dick Sigler
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Frederick
Duff James
Riggle
McCord
Lair
City Park
Wichita
Wichita Newt Herrell Realtors
Columbus Bombers
Bronson Broncos
Wayside-Nowata Oilers
Altamont Shaffer Oilers
Independence St. Andrews
Aiseck
Football Scores from Week Unspecified
Scores show St. Louis 20 over Green Bay 7, Detroit 28 over Washington 27, Minnesota 21 over New York 7, Los Angeles 17 over Dallas 6, Baltimore 28 over Philadelphia 17, and San Francisco 26 over Cleveland.
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Washington
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Dallas
Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cleveland
Florida Bowler Wins Canadian Open Bowling Championship
Bill Allen of Orlando defeats Jack Biondolillo of Houston by four pins to win the Canadian Open Bowling Tournament in Montreal. Allen finishes 16 games at 8838 to earn 3000 and tops this year's PBA money list with 24728 in total winnings.
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Bill Allen
Orlando
Fla
Jack Biondolillo
Houston
Tex
Allen
Fight Results From San Juan and Kingston Card
In San Juan Don Johnson of Los Angeles stopped Marius Morales of Puerto Rico in the 2nd round at 129 to 133 pounds. Frankie Narvarez of New York stopped Bob by Scanlon of San Francisco at 137 42 to 138. In Kingston Bunny Grant of Jamaica outpointed Alfredo Urbina of Mexico over 10 rounds, Percy Bayles of Jamaica stopped Dave Hilton of Canada in the 3rd round, and Kid Bassey of Jamaica outpointed Sugar Cliff of Miami in a 10 round lightweight bout.
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Associated Press
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Puerto Rico
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
Marius Morales
Frankie Narvarez
New York
Bobby Scanlon
San Francisco
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Jamaica
Bunny Grant
Alfredo Urbina
Mexico
Percy Bayles
Dave Hilton
Canada
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Sugar Cliff
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Lawrence, Columbus Reach Kans. Legion Baseball Finals
SALINA Kan AP Lawrence will play Columbus today in the rain delayed final of the Kansas American Legion tournament. Lawrence eliminated Hutchinson 6 4 Sunday afternoon to reach the finals through the losers bracket. Then a thunderstorm postponed the Lawrence Columbus game.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight
Soccer at City Park from 6 to 8 PM. Adult swimming at Municipal Pool 7 to 8 PM. Evening tennis at Highland courts 7 to 9 PM. Bowling awards night at Sportsman's Bowl starts 7:30 PM.
Community Activity Schedule for Tuesday
A Tuesday offerings list includes a Children’s Drama Launch from 9 a.m. to noon at ing Pad, Soccer City Park activities from 6 to 8 p.m., Archery at Royster Stadium from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., and Evening Tennis at Highland courts from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Royster Stadium
Whites and Grays Star in 1964 Little League All Star Games
The Whites beat the Reds 12 to 7 while the Grays defeated the Blues 16 to 11 in Saturday night action concluding the 1964 Little League program. White pitchers Barnhart Wells and Matlock combined on seven errors by both teams. Goss Dexter handled Reds catching.
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Larry Barnhart
Randall Wells
Clarence Matlock
Whites
Tony Mitchell
Mike Collins
Steve Seger
Dan Noland
Jay Holbert
Mark Childers
Reds
Mike Goss
Bill Dexter
Doug Barnow
Larry Romine
Ron Rice
David Kimble
Jim Reeves
Roger Edwards
Mick Roush
Dennis Gates
Blues
J. C. Winkler
Roy Lusk
League Standings in American Legion Final Week
The American Legion standings show Senior Teener and Junior Teener divisions led by Pet. Fowler Transport and similar teams. Team records include W-L figures around 10-5 and winning percentages near .667, with listed sponsors like Pet. Fowler Transport and Gray Lumber contributing to the standings.
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Gray Lumber
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Natt
Gboilze
Csecesse
Elks
American Legion Pattee
Coloradoan Wins Race at Midwest Divisional Event
Henry Candler of Lakewood Colorado won the 20 lap feature in Independence Kansas, driving a Lotus 23 at 85.44 mph on a 2 1/2 mile airport course. Jack Hinkle led early but retired with transmission trouble in lap 12. Temperature above 100 degrees slowed speeds and caused slick turns as about 125 drivers from eight states competed over two days.
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Kan
Henry Candler
Lakewood
Colo
Jack Hinkle
Wichita
Candler
Chanute Tribune Briefs for August 10, 1964
August 10 1964 Chanute Tribune brief items report local happenings in Chanute Kansas. Notes include community updates, events and notices with concise public interest details and names of involved individuals and organizations.
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