Cavins Fans 17 For Gray Victory
Chanute Gray Lumber under Cavins wins 1-0 over Parsons Raiders in SEK Semi-Pro play to move into losers bracket with at least fourth place. Cavins fanned 17, allowing five hits and one error behind Ward Barnett catching. Bronson to face Chanute at 7 pm for third place, Columbus and Miami to play at 9:30.
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Bronson
Bob Cavins
Chanute Gray Lumber
Parsons Raiders
Gray Lumber
SEK
Chanute
Columbus
Miami
Cavin
Raiders
Ward Barnett
Methodists Boost Hopes in 12-4 Win Over EUB
Methodists moved into second place with a 12-4 victory over EUB in a Church Softball League game. Roy Marts pitched five solid frames, hit two homers, and Carl Uden caught as EUB’s Omer Stoll took the loss. Grant Avenue Baptist followed with a 17-10 win over Nazarene behind Dean Youngberg and Gary Eastburn, while Nazarene’s Lester Petty and Bob Ellison handled catching duties.
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Methodists
Knights of Columbus
EUB
Grant Avenue Baptist
Nazarene
Roy Marts
Carl Uden
Don Everly
Omer Stoll
Dean Youngberg
Gary Eastburn
Lester Petty
Bob Ellison
Teen League Star Tilts Won by B's
Team B claimed both Junior and Senior Teener League All-Star games at Santa Fe Park ending Chanute’s summer boys baseball. In the Junior game B won 12 to 1 behind a three‑hit by Jim Davis and Bob McCready. Catchers were Dave Crawford and Jim Stemple. Team A’s Clarence Matlock, Bill Koch, and Dave Holloway were tagged for eight B hits. Matlock homered for A’s lone run. Senior game followed with B’s 9–5 win, all runs in the last two innings. Pitchers Jerry Bossell and Dean Oliver held A to one hit. catchers were Ballou, Mike De La Torre, Tom Dicks, and Russell. Ballou and Mike De La Torre caught for Team B. game ended after six innings near midnight.
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Santa Fe Park
Team B
Chanute
Jerry Bossell
Dean Oliver
Tom Dicks
Bob de la Torre
Russell
Pete Padilla
Marty Barnhart
Andy Weygent
Charley Ballou
Ballou
Mike de la Torre
Junior A
Anior
Sesca
New U.S. Open Champion Wins Playoff Against Kel Nagle
Gary Player won the 1965 U S Open after a playoff with Kel Nagle. He finished the tournament with a score of 282 and earned 26000 dollars. He had previously tied for 23rd in 1964 with 295 and a 475 dollar prize.
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Gary Player
Kel Nagle
Bukich Led Bears Edge Redskins in Exhibition Debut
Rudy Bukich starred for the Chicago Bears in their NFL exhibition opener, completing 13 of 19 passes for 206 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-30 win over Washington at D C Stadium before a 45 142 sellout. The game opened a four day slate as NFL and AFL teams began exhibition play with Namath and others slated to appear.
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Associated Press
Rudy Bukich
Chicago Bears
Billy Wade
Washington
D.C
NFL
Broadmoor Women’s Invitation: Rand Defeats White in 5 and 4
Judy Rand of Aurora, Ohio, defeated defending champion Barbara Faye White of Shreveport, Louisiana, 5 and 4 in Colorado Springs. Susan Lance edged Jean Ashley in 20 holes, while Nancy Roth Syms beat Sharon Miller 2 and 1 and Barbara McIntire defeated Harriet Glanville 4 and 3. McIntire, the national amateur champion, eyes the 18-hole semifinal against Syms as Rand faces Lance. Lance bogeyed the final hole yet secured victory.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Barbara Faye White
Shreveport
Judy Rand
Aurora
Ohio
Miss Rand
Miss White
Susan Lance
Woodland Hills
Calif
Jean Ashley
Nancy Roth Syms
Hollywood
Fla
Sharon Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Barbara Mclntire
Harriet Glanville
Long Beach
Miss McIintire
Mrs. Syms
Miss Lance
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
Recreation calendar lists tennis at City Park and Highland Park with start times, youth soccer at City Park, church softball at Highland Park with Christians versus Knights of Columbus and St. Patrick's versus Old Timers, and men's softball featuring Chanute Oilers at the Coffeyville Invitational at 9:00. Saturday features the American Legion East West All Star game at City Park at 7 30 p m. Nineteen golfers topped $1 000 in the recent U S Open, compared with 13 in 1964.
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Tessons
City Park
Highland Park
Christians
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s
Old Timers
Chanute Oilers
Coffeyville
American Legion
Manager Billy Herman Led Red Sox in Four World Series
Billy Herman managed the Boston Red Sox and appeared in four World Series as a second baseman, highlighting his long MLB postseason presence.
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Billy Herman
Boston Red Sox
Six Champs Back for Big Eight in 1965 Season
Six returning statistical champions lead the Big Eight football title chase for 1965. Gary Lane of Missouri and Larry Elliott of Oklahoma State headline a list including Walt Garrison, Charles Durkee, Bob Churchick, and Freeman White. Elliott holds a career kickoff and total yards record, while Lane seeks third straight total offense crown. Bob Skahan of Kansas could top the league for consecutive passes without an interception.
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Kansas City
Gary Lane
Missouri
Larry Elliott
Oklahoma State
Big Fight
Nebraska
Conference of Ice
Big Eight
Elliott
Lane
Dwight Nichols
Dave Hoppmann
Iowa State
OSU
Walt Garrison
Charles Durkee
Bob Churchick
Freeman White
Bob Skahan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Claude Arnold
Palmer Takes Hit In PGA Championship Controversy
Tom Aaron led the second round in the PGA Championship at Laurel Valley with a 66 as many Dixie players, including Mason Rudolph, Gardnar Dickinson, Sam Snead, and Ray Floyd, chased the leaders. Arnold Palmer endured a two stroke penalty after a ruling halted his momentum on the first hole, finishing one over par with 72.
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Ligonier, Pa
Tommy Aaron
Professional Golfers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Highlands
Mason Rudolph
Gardnar Dickinson
Sam Snead
Ray Floyd
Laurel Valley
Arnold Palmer
Aaron
Rudolph
Dickinson
Ben Hogan
Snead
Flood
North Carolina
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Cardinals Edge Braves in 13 Inning Thriller
St. Louis edged Milwaukee 5-4 in 13 innings as Mike Shannon delivered the game winning hit after Ken Boyer reached on a misplayed ball. Cards homerized earlier off White, Brock, and Shannon, while Joe Torre hit a solo shot for Atlanta. Curt Simmons and Maloney matchups set up next games. Detroit crushed Kansas City 11-1 to sweep the A's.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
New Orleans
Dallas
Los Angeles
New York
Green Bay
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
AFL
Houston
Buffalo
Denver
Oakland
Salt Lake City
Cleveland
San Francisco
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Diego
Kansas City
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Mike Shannon
Ken Boyer
Milwaukee
Boyer
Braves
Gene Oliver
Cal Maxvill
Bill White
Dave Ricketts
Shannon
White
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Hal Woodeshick
Mack Jones
Aaron
Cardinals
Curt Simmons
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Maloney
A’s
Joplin Invitational Draws 220 Players From 40 Cities
In Joplin Missouri the 13th Twin Hills Invitational tees off with 220 players from 40 cities across eight states. Defending champ Red Hogan of Kansas City, a former University of Kansas quarterback, leads a field that also includes Rodney Horn of Kansas City Ken Lanning of Rolla and Bob Smith of Joplin. The 54 hole medal play tournament will conclude Sunday.
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Joplin
Twin Hills
Red Hogan
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Rodney Horn
Ken Lanning
Rolla
Bob Smith
EUB Softballers Set For Two Games At Highland Park
Chanute's EUB softball team with a few additions will play two games at Highland Park tomorrow night. They meet Lasley Cabinet Shop of Fredonia at 7 p.m. and then face an Old Timers pickup team at 9. Fredonia’s team visiting last month lost to Chanute Oilers 11 to 4.
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Chanute
EUB
Highland Park
Lasley Cabinet Shop
Fredonia
Chanute Oilers
Chanute Tribune Highlights Aug 13 1965 Page Eight
Chanute Tribune reports local events and notices on Friday August 13 1965. The page covers community updates, upcoming civic actions, and brief announcements from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Cavins
Gray
Jim Bush
Parsons
Chuck Kline
Tom Swan
Dan Freeman
Chase Swan
Swan
Don Papst
David Cooper
Don Friederich
Neilbarger
Eub Aeeewee
Methodist Thee
Grant Avenue
Tist
Eees
Chammel Wena Boyer ‘Vidal
Tom Jones
Eelh
Eastman Color
James Bond
Russia
DR. NO
Tim Conway
Joe Flynn
the McHale’s Navy Crew
Rowan
McHale’s Navy
AIR Force
Poland
Irena Kirstenstein
U.S
Bukich
Bears
Redskins
American League
Johnny Morris
Dick Gordon
Jim Marconi
Gordon
John Seedberg
Paul Krause
Seedberg
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Boston
Allentown
Namath
John Huarte
Ashley
George Peppard
Burt Lancaster
Lee Remick
Evewings
Empire Theatre
Julie Andrews
Christopher Plummer
Rodgers
Hammerstein
Midland
SUN
Midland Theatre
CAPRI
Rex Warrison
Audrey Hepburn
Tevewings
Orch
Capri Theatre
Skein
W. L. Pet. G.B
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San Fran
Cincinnati
Hee
Silgje
Sunset Club
Chrysler
CIDAA
Gare
Lyle Fursman
Lincoln
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