Oilers top Coffeyville Acme in Coffeyville tourney clash
Chanute Oilers opened Coffeyville invitational with a 4 to 1 win over Acme of Coffeyville in a third round game. George Miller hit a leadoff homer, Tom McKenzie scored on an error, and Chanute added two more in the seventh as Bud Leroy and Gary McKenzie starred on base. Coffeyville’s lone run came in the second on a walk and sacrifices.
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St Patrick’s and Grant Avenue Baptist win Church Softball games
St Patrick’s defeated EUB 32 to 5 as 15 hits and four innings fuel the win. Lupe Ponce pitched for St Patrick’s with Tony De La Torre hitting the only homer. Grant Avenue Baptist outscored Knights of Columbus 18 to 4 behind solid pitching from Dean Youngberg Ron Sandburg and Bob Magill.
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Rozelle Says Houston Open To NFL Club
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle said Houston’s AFL presence would not affect NFL expansion decisions. He noted cities like Toronto Montreal Boston Miami New Orleans Houston Seattle Portland Phoenix and Cincinnati as potential sites and expected a marketing study in the fall with results to owners in February.
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Rome begins week of noise fines to quiet tourist areas
Rome police issued 542 fines in one week in June for honking, loud radios or TVs, jukeboxes, or boisterous celebrations. The campaign aimed to ensure a quieter stay for visitors and reassure tourists.
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Milwaukee Braves become Atlanta Braves Inc name change
National League owners vote to rename the Milwaukee Braves to Atlanta Braves Inc as the team plans the move to Atlanta for 1966. A Wisconsin filing blocks using that name there, while Bartholomay says the club remains a Delaware corporation and will still target a pennant. The team faces at least 1.5 million dollars in losses from fan boycotts and has a 25 year lease with the Atlanta Stadium Authority starting 1966.
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Koufax Favored To Win 20th Game In Dodgers Mets Clash
Los Angeles star pitcher Sandy Koufax, 19-4, is a heavy favorite as the Dodgers host the New York Mets at Dodger Stadium. Koufax is 13-0 lifetime against the Mets, who arrive amid an eight game slide and sit well back in the standings while about 30,000 fans are expected.
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Deadline Near For Deer Permits In Kansas
Pratt Kansas AP reports hunters have five days left to secure deer permits. The Forestry Fish and Game Commission notes a quota of 4575 permits with less than half issued. Firearm season runs Dec 11 15 across 12 management areas. bow bow and arrow season is Oct 1 through Nov 15.
Duck hunting outlook grim across major flyways
Government experts warned that fall duck flights will be no better than last year in the Atlantic Mississippi and Central flyways with a small decrease in the Pacific. The breeding population is at the lowest since 1947 surveys began and may require stricter continental regulations for mallards.
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Chanute Teams Hit the Road for SEK Semi-Pro Play
Chanute Gray Lumber travels to Bronson for a 9:30 p.m. SEK Semi-Pro Baseball League first round clash. A win advances them to face Independence St. Andrew's at 9:30 p.m. tomorrow. Chanute girls softball also plays an 8 p.m. makeup game at St. Paul.
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Bronson
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Broadmoor Women’s Invitational opens led by Rand and Day
In Colorado Springs the 23rd Broadmoor Women’s Invitational tees off with Judy Rand of Aurora Ohio and Connie June Day of Cleveland Tenn as medalists from qualifying with 73. Defending champ Barbara Fay White and Floridians Nancy Roth Syms Roberta Albers tied at 74. Jean Ashley of Colorado Springs tied for 75 with Janis Ferraris. Three-day action begins with pairings featuring Brigitte Varangot against Rand Day and Fladoos.
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Brigitte Varangot
Jackie Fladoos
Dubuque
Iowa
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Karen Keesling
Wichita
Kan
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Nancy Johnson
Providence
R.L
A's and Cards Begin Road Swing After Rest
The Kansas City Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals head on the road with key changes. The Cardinals open in Milwaukee with Bob Gibson facing the Braves and new catcher Dave Ricketts joining the club. Tim McCarver and Bob Uecker are sidelined. The A's start Fred Talbot in Detroit against the Tigers, while Dave Wickersham pitches for Detroit. KC has won 15 of 29 since the All Star break and aims to climb out of last place as they spoiled Baltimore’s series.
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Nicklaus Tops PGA Money List After Philadelphia Win
Jack Nicklaus boosted his 1965 earnings to 125188 on the PGA tour after winning the Philadelphia Golf Classic. He leads Tony Lema, who has 69769, with Gary Player close behind at 63472 total. Other top earners include Billy Casper, Doug Sanders, Bruce Devlin, Gene Littler, Dan Sikes Jr, Bruce Crampton, and Johnny Pott.
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Topeka Unbeaten In Legion Showdown
In Great Bend Kansas Pittsburg meets Salina at 4 p m with the winner advancing to face Topeka for the Kansas American Legion Baseball title. Topeka beat Pittsburg 5 4 to stay the unbeaten team in double elimination playoffs. Salina defeated Hutchinson 4 1 in the loser's bracket. If Topeka loses the night contest a second game will decide the title Wednesday. Certain Yankees star Clete Boyer homered off right hander John Klippstein for his ninth homer of the season.
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New York Yankees
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Bagger Boyer
School Rodeo Entries Reach Record 381 at Ogallala
OGALLALA Neb. The National High School Rodeo opens with a record 381 entries up from 323 last year in Albert Lea Minnesota. About 456 horses are needed for events with 120 boys in bareback riding plus calf roping bull riding bulldogging cutting horse and saddle bronc events. Girls favor barrel racing with pole bending breakaway roping and cutting horse events also on the program. Twenty state high school rodeo competitions are planned.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight
Tennis lessons and youth soccer at City Park and Highland Park. Archery at Royster School grounds. Adult swimming at Municipal Pool. Church softball leagues at Highland Park with Old Timers Nazarene 7 00 MethodistvsChristian 9 00. Semi pro baseball Bronson Chanute Gray Lumber vs Miami 9 30. Girls softball Chanute at Paul 8 am. Wednesday grade school soccer City Park 9 am to noon Handicapped swimming Municipal Pool 10 am to noon Science in Everyday Living Launching Pad meet 1 pm Tennis again City Park and Highland Park.
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Shastri Proposes Special Panel To Cut Government Red Tape
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri proposed forming a special committee to streamline administration and reduce bureaucratic delays. The plan aims to speed decisions and improve efficiency across government departments.
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New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Texas Rider Aims to Succeed National High School Queen
Queens will compete to succeed Jody Freeman 17 year old Bren ham Texas girl as national high school rodeo queen. The national competition continues through Sunday. Texas is the defending team titlist.
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Brenham
Texas
Chanute Tribune Briefs: Local News Highlights
The Chanute Tribune reports on notable items from August 10, 1965. Local events, updates from civic groups, and community notices appear on page eight for residents seeking quick, factual briefs.
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