Legion Stars In Chanute For Series
Outstanding young baseball players from 18 Kansas cities gathered in Chanute for the Ameri can Legion Kansas East-West All-Star series. The 32 players checked in at the Tioga Hotel by 1 p.m. Umpires ticket sellers and meals were arranged as the series opens with a 7:30 p.m. nine inning game at City Park. Bruce Benson of Chanute is listed as a West team pitcher.
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Chanute American Legion
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Nebraska
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Bruce Benson
Smith Leads St Louis Open Field With 71
Marilyn Smith shot a 1 under par 71 to lead the St Louis Women’s Open field. Sandra Spuzich followed with a 72 as Judy Torleumke Sybil Griffin Betsy Cullen Mary Mills and Jo Ann Prentice posted 73s. Margie Masters Sandra Haynie and Gloria Armstrong stood at 74.
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ST. Louis
Marilyn Smith
Sandra Spuzich
Judy Torleumke
Sybil Griffin
Betsy Cullen
Mary Mills
Jo Ann Prentice
Margie Masters
Sandra Haynie
Gloria Armstrong
Case Institute of Cleveland Faces Winless Football Season
The Case Institute of Cleveland finished the previous football campaign without a win, completing an eight game schedule with zero victories and seeking turnaround in the next season.
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Case Institute of Cleveland
Namath Leads Jets To 26 16 Victory In Allentown Exh
Joe Namath first start for the New York Jets in an AFL exhibition win over Boston 26 16. Namath throws for 80 yards on four completions, connects on 60 yard TD to Don Maynard. Mark Smolinski scores on a run, Babe Parilli and Charlie Green add scoring plays. Describes parade absence and Ewbank decision.
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Oilers Advance in Coffeyville Softball Tourney
Coffeyville Coffeyville Chanute Oilers beat Parsons State Hospital Training Center 5 to 1 in the Coffeyville Invitational. Chanute hitters pounded starter Stover for nine hits while Gary McKenzie fanned Parsons on 15. Leroy tripled for Chanute, McKenzie and McKenzie's run-producing hits highlighted the victory. The Oilers next play Tuesday at 7 30 p m after a district bye.
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Fort Scott
Flood's two homers spark Cardinals over Reds in St Louis
Curt Flood starred in a 7-2 Cardinals win over Cincinnati, driving in a run with a seventh inning single and homering in the eighth. Jim Maloney took the loss for the Reds while Curt Simmons improved to 5-11. Lou Brock swiped his 47th base.
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Toledo
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Reds
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Sammy Ellis
Ray Sadecki
Bronson defeats Gray Lumber in SEK Semi-Pro tourney
Bronson rallies past Gray Lumber 7 to 5 to claim fourth place in the SEK Semi-Pro League tournament hosted in Bronson. Tom Bishard earned the win with a nine hitter and 11 strikeouts, while Chanute’s Harry Morgan worked all nine as Gray Lumber rallied with three runs in the eighth but could not close the gap. Cooper and Friederich led Chanute with two hits each, and Bis hard, Dawson and Louk added multi hit games for Bronson.
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Gray Lumber
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Don Friederich
Dave Cooper
Harry Morgan
Chanute
Fanning
John Miller
Tom Bishard
Henry Pinneo
Cooper
Morgan
Friederich
Bishard
Jack Dawson
Gary Louk
Kansas City Athletics' eight managers since 1959
The Kansas City Athletics have had eight different managers since joining the American League in 1959.
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Kansas City Athletics
Moran Defeated By Elsmore Ponies
Elsmore Ponyttes scored 13 runs in four innings to defeat Moran 13 to 2 in five innings. Elsmore finished league play 11-1 as David Fewins earned the win with nine strikeouts and Alan Johnson catching. Moran used three pitchers, Joe Donald, Chuck Bacon, and Larry McCall, while Sager and Ludlum handled receiving. Elsmore will host a seven-team league tournament next week with Elsmore earning the bye.
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David Fewins
Alan Johnson
Joe Donald
Chuck Bacon
Larry McCall
Sager
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Managers with World Series pedigree lead Orioles in pregame note
Eleven of twenty major league managers have World Series experience. Orioles manager Hank Bauer tops the list with nine World Series appearances during his time with the New York Yankees.
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New York Yankees
Track Force Breaks Up Heads Home
America's touring track and field forces split with most returning home and a select group heading to the Student Games in Budapest. Olympic 5000m champion Bob Schul, Ralph Boston and Randy Matson lead the delegation to Hungary for the August 20 opening.
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Aaron Leads Pack In PGA Championship Round Two
Aaron, 28, Georgia, led the field into the third round of the 47th PGA Championship at Ligonier. Nicklaus shot 70 to sit one behind Aaron, while Marr carded 69 for a 139 tied with Nicklaus. Palmer posted 75 to reach 147, after incurring two two-stroke penalties including a 9 on a par 5.
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Christians top Knights of Columbus in Church Softball League
The Christians defeated Knights of Columbus 11 to 3 after an eight run second inning. Dave Phillips earned the win with Charley Wallace catching. Lee Paquette and Jack Haight pitched for the Knights. St Patrick's beat the Old Timers 61 with Lupe Ponce winning and Labe Marquez behind the plate.
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Mexico, Batesville win open NBC tournament games
In Wichita Mexico, Missouri and Batesville, Arkansas won opening NBC doubleheaders. Mexico beat Wichita Glass 5-4 in 12 innings after late rallies, while Batesville toppled West Point 4-3 with two ninth inning runs. The 32-team tourney runs through Aug. 30 with three games scheduled tonight.
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Miller Dies Buffalo Flour Milling Executive
Willi am R. Morris, 85, longtime flour milling veteran in Kansas City St. Paul Minneapolis and Buffalo died Thursday. He was a retired president of the eastern division of General Mills and a prominent figure in the industry.
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Baxter Springs Wins Little League Divisional Title
Baxter Springs Kansas defeated Des Moines 4 3 to clinch the divisional Little League title and advance to the regional tournament at Herrin Illinois.
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Sedalia Rider Claims Best Time in Nebraska Rodeo
Bill Hotsentiller of Sedalia Missouri posted the fastest time in steer wrestling at the National High School Rodeo in Ogallala Nebraska. His six second run came in the first performance of the second go around.
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Bill Hotsentiller
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