Americans Rout British In Women's Curtis Cup Opener
The United States women, led by Anne Creed and JoAnne Gunderson, dominated the British in the Curtis Cup opening in Colorado Springs. The Creed Gunderson pair won 8 and 7 and 7 up as the U S built a commanding 3 0 lead with strong performances by Spearman Decker and others. Six singles remain for Saturday in the 6 427 yard course event.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Broadmoor
Miss Creed
Gunderson
Curtis Miss Vaughan
Miss Irvin
Creed-Gunderson
United States
Spearman
Bonallack
Anne Quast Decker
Barbara McIntire
Angela Bonallack
Clifford Ann Creed
JoAnne Gunderson
Sheila Vaughan
Ann Irvin
England
U.S
Angels win doubleheader as Wagner homers in late comeback
The Los Angeles Angels sweep the Washington Senators in a twinbill, with Leon Wagner delivering a game deciding homer in the 10th inning of the opener after a batting order dispute. Detroit beats Chicago 2-0 and Baltimore tops Cleveland 5-2 as AL pennant race tightens.
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Tom Morgan
Bill Fischer
Associated Press
Angels
Nesota
Los Angeles Angels
Wagner
Boston
Morgan
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Lee Thomas
Red Sox
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Cleveland
Thomas
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore Sete
Kansas City
Washington
Dodgers tighten NL lead as Davis and Wills pace win
Dodgers beat the Reds 6-2 behind a 10 hit attack led by Tommy Davis 3 for 4 with a double and two singles and Maury Wills 2 for 2 with two stolen bases. Pete Richert started strong before Cincinnati rallied. The victory edges Los Angeles three games ahead in the NL standings. Milwaukee beat the Giants 6-4, and Houston topped the Cubs 3-2.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Tommy Davis
Wills
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Davis
Dodgers
Reds
Los Angeles
Dodger
Pete Richert
Larry Sherry
Ron
Claude Raymond
Milwaukee
Bob Shaw
Giants
Raymond
Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Cepeda
Willie Mays
Braves
Lee Maye
Phillies
Jack Hamilton
Harvey Haddix
Haddix
Don Demeter
Phils
Oiten
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Barney Schultz
Hal Smith
Jim Pendleton
Colts
Managers Game Highlights Chanute Little League Night
Nearly 400 players in Chanute take part in the annual Managers Game at City Park as Paul Tate and Carl Ranabargar lead rival teams. The event caps the season with managers and assistants enforcing baseball learnings through a Monday night showcase.
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Chanute
City Park
Paul Tate
Carl Ranabargar
Twins
Red Sox
Zoilo Versalles
Lenny Green
Earl Battey
Jack Kralick
Ike Delock
Lu Clinton
Gary Geiger
Fd Bressoud
Earl Wilson
Georges Maranda
Orioles
Dick Donovan
Pappas
John Romano
Woody
Harry Morgan
Little League
Morgan
Bovyce Wells
Kenneth Kern
John McMillan
Roy Banks
Gene Dunaway
H. D. Kimble
Charley Baughn
Marion Alexanderr
John MecMeekin
Steve Churchill
Richard Barnard
W. L Stevenson
Wally Waldrip
Larry Ellison
Larry Chaney
Hy Campbell
Wayne Reeves
Harry Scott
Lawrence Jackson
Lester Koch
Lupe Godinez
Jays Battle For Crown In Southeast Kansas Softball Tourney
The Chanute Blue Jays face the Parsons Queens tonight at 8 30 in Parsons for the Southeast Kansas Women s Softball League invitational title. The Parkannas of Parsons beat the Queens 18 1 but forfeited due to an ineligible player, gifting the Queens the win.
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Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
Parsons
Queens
Parkannas
Army Recruiters Promote Written Training Guarantee
Army recruiters emphasize a written guarantee that guarantees training and qualification before enlistment. Recruits choose from over 400 jobs and take aptitude tests with no obligation to enlist if disqualified. If qualified, the guaranteed training applies only upon enlistment, not for drafted personnel. Space donated by the American Legion Post No 170.
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Army
The
American Legion
Moore Retains World Featherweight Title In Helsinki Show
Davey Moore of Columbus Ohio won by knockout over Olli Maeki in Helsinki while Eddie Cotton stopped Pekka Kokonen in Finland and Lidio Guerrero scored a points win in Los Angeles another bout in Amarillo showcased Benito Juarez outpointing Luis Del Gazza in Wichita.
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Associated Press
Helsinki
Finland
Davey Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Olli Maeki
Heilsinki
Moore
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Wash
Pekka Kokonen
Los Angeles
Lidio Guerrera
Tiajuana
Mexico
Louis Perez
Canoga Park
Calif
Amarillo
Tex
Benito Juarez
Mexico City
Luis Del’Gazza
Wichita
Kan
Consolation Bracket Game Set for Parsons Teams
A consolation bracket contest is scheduled for 7 30 p m between First Baptist of Parsons and the Parsons Jets in a regional event.
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First Baptist of
Parsons
Parsons Jets
Fishing returns show fair to good across Kansas waters
An Area Report from Pratt Kansas notes fishing in state rivers and streams was fair to good last week. Farm ponds also yielded good catches while lakes and reservoirs were generally fair though improving in parts. Reports cover Southeast Fall River Reservoir Howard City Moline Bee Creek Cowley Woodson Montgomery and Wilson county waters with black bass crappie channels and white bass among the species reported.
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Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fall River
Howard City
Moline City Lake
Bee Creek
Cowley County
Woodson County
Montgomery County
Wilson County
Final Three Teener League Makeup Games Canceled
Don Bonny announced the final three Teener League makeup tilts are canceled due to late-season timing. Elks win the title at 11-4, Self Service Grocery 9-6, Olsons Supermarket 7-7, Naff & Bolze 6-6, VFW 5-9, American Legion 4-10. Senior League action remains with two makeup games.
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Don Bonny
Bonny
Naff & Bolze
The
Elks
Self Service Grocery
Olson's Supermarket
VFW
American Legion
Chanute Tribune Highlights from August 18 1962
Local items from Chanute Kansas feature community notes and events of August 18 1962. Reports cover civic happenings, school updates, and ongoing regional developments with brief notices and short summaries.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Campbell Takes Lead In St. Paul Golf
Joe Campbell of Pendleton Ind shot 67 to go with an opening 66 and grab the lead in the third round of the St. Paul Open. He stands one stroke ahead of Dave Ragan Johnny Pott and Pete Cooper in St. Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Purdue University
Joe Campbell
Pendleton
Ind
Dave Ragan
Johnny Pott
Pete Cooper
City Park hosts title deciding games tonight
Papst faces Gifford at 6 45 pm and White meets Buzzard at 9 00 pm at City Park to decide the title. The summer program by the City Recreation Commission is complete except for the boys soccer program which runs through next Thursday.
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Papst
Gifford
White
Buzzard
City Park
City Recreation Commission
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Jean Ashley
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Diane Robb Frearson
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By Mike Rathet
Plate
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Hot Reds
Chanute Little Leagues
Jim Hannan
Ed Hobaugh
Don Lee
Fischer
Mickey Mantle
Jays
Ivan Dean
Your Army Recruiter
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Ray Milland
Panamsion
Area Home Loan Headquarters
Yates Center
Iola
Humboldt
Fredonia
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Mitchell Buick
Nation’s Cleaners
Mitchell
Ronnie Raple
Bruce Butcher
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Claude Roberts
Tommy Matlock
David Hedman
Wayne Morrison
J. D. Baughn
Ed King
Wayne Butcher
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Eddie King
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Chanute Celebrity Series
America
R.C.A. Victor
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Disney
Mkt
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Arthur Freed
George Anes
Gail Brazz
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James Stewart
Audie Murphy
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