McKenzie Pitches No-Hitter But Loses to Pittsburg
McKenzie threw seven no-hit innings and fanned 15 but Chanute dropped a 1-0 defeat to Pittsburg in the district softball tourney opener. Bud LeRoy walked and Jack Warhurst singled but Chanute left two on base in the seventh. Pittsburg earned the win on a sacrifice bunt after McKenzie issued three walks.
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Jean Ashley Enters USGA Amateur Meet
The 63rd National Women's Amateur Golf Championship field was announced by the USGA for August 19 24 at Taconic Golf Club Williams College Williams town Massachusetts. JoAnne Gunderson the defending champ and one of six three time winners headlines a 128 player field from 31 states and Canada. Former champions Anne Quast Wells Barbara McIntire Grace Lenzvk Cronin also compete along with four runners up Jean Ashley Ann Baker Phyllis Prouss Polly Riley.
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Managers' Game Set For Friday Night At Santa Fe Park
The Chanute Little League and Teener League summer programs will stage their annual managers and assistants game Friday at 7 30 PM on the Santa Fe Park diamond. Managers Ray Barnhart and Roy Banks lead 22 man squads with Evans and Banks each fielding a full roster of players.
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Baseball Scores From Evening Standings
Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 4 to 3 while Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 4 to 0 in clear weather. St Louis won 4 to 2 over Houston as Pittsburgh’s game at New York was postponed by rain.
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Spahn Fans Dodgers to 2,383rd Strikeout Record
Warren Spahn, age 42, struck out Bob Miller for his 2,383rd career K, breaking Rube Waddell’s 53-year record. He finished with five Ks in a 4-3 win over the Dodgers, his 14th win against LA and 341st overall. The win kept Milwaukee atop the NL briefly as Giants and others played.
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DeBusschere Shuts Out Indians For First Complete Game
White Sox rookie Dave DeBusschere, 22, earned his first complete game and first win over an AL team other than the Senators by holding Cleveland to six hits in a 3-0 victory. He improved to 3-4 on the season as Chicago moved within eight games of the Yankees.
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Fire Fatal in Abandoned Coach Home in Salina
In Salina Kansas a 64 year old resident relying on welfare died in a Tuesday fire that consumed an abandoned railroad passenger coach serving as his home. The victim was identified as Thomas Riley. The cause remains undetermined.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities
Chicago 3 Cleveland 6 Baltimore 6 Minnesota 1 Kansas City 4 Detroit 2 Los Angeles 4 Washington 3 New York at Boston rain Columbus 2 Rochester 0 Jacksonville 6 Richmond 4 Atlanta 4 Arkansas 3 Indianapolis 5 Syracuse 1 Toronto at Buffalo ppd Pacific Coast League San Diego 5 Seattle 1 Tacoma 8 Salt Lake City 7 Denver 11 Spokane 1 Hawaii 6 Portland 5 Okla City at Dallas Fort Worth
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Houston report: Cleveland Willizens of 214 beats Kirk Barrow of 190 in 3 rounds. Philadelphia: Len Matthews 1342 stops Manuel Alvarez 140. Sacramento: Bill McMurray 212 stops Billy Stephan 189. New York: Pete Toro 145 outpoints Johnny Gilden 144.4 in Baltimore.
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Braves edge Giants as Maloney wins 18th of season
Maloney pitched a strong eighth inning allowing only two singles to Felipe Alou and Harvey Kuenn while striking out seven and walking one for his 18th victory. Cincinnati received run support from two run homers by Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson helping secure the win.
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