Parsons Orbits edge Chanute in district softball thriller
Raymond Scott pitched Parsons to a 1-0 win over Chanute as Chanute stranded two runs in the ninth. Hafenstein fanned 16 for Coffeyville Page Milk in a 2-1 victory over Pittsburg Foodtown, with two Chanute hits and a sixth inning costly error deciding the first game.
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Coffeyville Page Milk
Pittsburg Foodtown
George Nutter
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Sunny Johnson
Gene Reinhardt
Dave Fehr
Carl Yates
Polo Perez
Perez
Hafenstein
Page Milk
Foodtown
Nutter
Larry Siebert
Ken Stephenson
Jim Beam
Page
A's Tribe in Split Cards Clip Colts
The Cardinals stay competitive amid front office turmoil as Ray Sadecki grabs his 15th win, St. Louis beating Houston 5-2 in Houston. Kansas City edges Cleveland 13-9 in game one before a 5-1 loss as Tiant shines for the Indians. Don Larsen loses for the Colts.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
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Colts
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Sam McDowell
Indians
Bert Coan Rejoins Kansas City Chiefs
Bert Coan former Kansas University star halfback re joins the Kansas City Chiefs after leaving training camp on July 29 He called from Houston Texas and asked to return Coach Hank Stram announced on Tuesday Coan gave no reason for his departure previously
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Wayside-Nowata Wichita Earns Twinbill Wins at City Park
Rick Pippin hurler for Wayside-Nowata shutout Independence 3 0 in the first game of a Chanute semi pro twinbill at City Park. Wichita edged Columbus 4 3 in the nightcap as Pippin struck out 13 and limited hits until the third. Upcoming schedule lists Newt Harrell Realtors and Altamont facing Independence. Columbus and Parsons in later games with eliminations for the losers.
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Baseball scores from Tuesday games across leagues
Baltimore defeated Boston 5 to 2 while Chicago edged New York 4 to 3 in ten innings. Minnesota led Washington 6 to 1 as Los Angeles won 1 to 0 against Detroit and Kansas City dominated Cleveland 13 to 1.
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Baseball scores from today’s games
New York defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3 while St. Louis won 5 to 2 against Houston. Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 16 innings. Milwaukee prevailed 3 to 1 over Los Angeles and Cincinnati edged San Francisco 1 to 0.
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Baseball scores from regional leagues today
In the Pacific Coast League Cincinnati area results show Indianapolis 8 to 5 over Salt Lake 4 to 3 and Oklahoma City 3 to 4 with Denver 2 to 1 over Seattle 6 to 3 and Tacoma 3 to Portland 3. In the International League Columbus 1 to 4 Syracuse 0 to 2 Richmond 1 to 0 and Rochester 0 to 7.
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Oklahoma City
Denver
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Portland
San Diego
Golf Tourney Opens With Young Ashley In Lead Hope
In Hutchinson Kansas AP report teen Marsha Houghton 14 from Modesto Calif ranks high after first round of the US Women's Amateur Golf Tournament at Prairie Dunes. Top qualifiers include JoAnne Gunderson Barbara McIntire and Polly Riley with 151 medals.
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Modesto
Calif
JoAnne Gunderson
Seattle
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Miss Gunderson
Miss McIntire
St Patrick's, UB Trinity Winners in Church League Opener
St Patrick's softball surged to a 15-8 victory over the Methodists in the first round at Highland Park. Harley Ponce won the mound with Tony Godinez catching as Roy Marts took the loss. UB Trinity edged Lutherans 5-2 behind Don Everly eight hits with Charley Wallace catching and Don Grogan driving a two run homer.
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Tony Godinez
Roy Marts
Car Uden
Ub-Trinity
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Don Everly
Charley Wallace
Don Grogan
Max Grogan
Grogan
Adrian Dalton
Giants Dean of Safety Patton in 10th Giants year
Jimmy Patton, long time NFL safety leader, marks his tenth year with the New York Giants as the league recognises his safety leadership.
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National Football League
New York Giants
Waterloo Beats Lawrence in Region Six Baseball Opener
Waterloo Iowa defeated Lawrence Kan 1 to 0 to eliminate them from the American Legion Region Six tournament. Pitcher Rick Folkers threw a 12 strikeout, three hit effort, retiring 16 in a row at one stretch.
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Iowa
Lawrence
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American Legion
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Chanute Blue Jays Women Softball Reorganize for Return
The Chanute women's softball team retires its old name after regional play in Iola and restarts under new manager Neil Shephard of Cherryvale. Linda Rice is president and Merita Heath secretary as they prepare new uniforms and decide a new team name for next season. They will face Independence at Independence tonight, with a bye in a Coffeyville tournament starting tomorrow and no game before 8 30 p m Saturday.
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Belinsky to Refuse option to Hawaii in PCL duties
Los Angeles pitcher Belinsky will refuse option to Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League the Angels said. He has 72 hours to report to Hawaii or face another suspension. Belinsky is suspended for an altercation with sportswriter Braven Dyer.
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Local Church Bazaar Announces Charity Supper and Turkey Shoot
The event hosts a church bazaar, charity supper, and turkey shoot to raise funds. Proceeds support community programs and church activities. Held at the parish hall on a weekend, with admissions and raffle details announced.
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