Braves Protest Win Over Cardinals In St Louis
The Milwaukee Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 5-3 in St Louis amid an onfield protest over Hank Aaron being ruled out for stepping out of the batter box. Umpire Chris Pelekoudas defended the call, while Braves manager Bobby Bragan was ejected.
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Oiler Game Postponed In Coffeyville Regional Tourney
The Chanute Oilers championship game in the Coffeyville softball tourney was rained out last night and will be rescheduled. Chanute plans a 7 p.m. regional final at Fort Scott if games proceed, with four undefeated teams in the 11 team field. The winner advances to the state tournament at Great Bend.
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Chanute-Leroy Post Open Tourney Wins in Openers
Chanute gray lumber beat Arma 15 to 2 and Leroy downed Parsons 9 to 1 in short games to open the Chanute Invitational Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney at City Park. Cavins pitched Chanute to victory with nine strikeouts over six innings. Rahmier fanned 13 in Leroy’s win.
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Tough Big Eight Nonconference Schedule Stretches Ahead
The Big Eight faces a brutal outside schedule after a 10-15-1 nonconference mark in 1964 including Nebraska’s Cotton Bowl loss to Arkansas and Oklahoma’s Gator Bowl defeat by Florida State. The league, with a 14-14-1 split in 1964, seeks better results as it had its first sub .500 season since 1955 and contemplates a tougher 1965 slate led by title favorite Nebraska and other programs.
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Pivotal Game In Non-Pro Tournament In Wichita
In Wichita Kansas the National Non pro Baseball tournament features Fairbanks Alaska Milwaukee Wis as contenders in a double elimination bracket. Results include Wichita Dreamliners 1 0 over Indianapolis Eureka over Red Bank Longview over Nassau and Phoenix comeback 8 5 over Ocala Gretna sweep of Chester Upcoming schedule lists two first round matchups and several second round games with era leaves.
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Field of 154 Golfers In Carling Tourney
In Sutton Massachusetts the Carling World Golf Tournament opened at Pleasant Valley Country Club with 154 top players from 13 nations. Notables Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer faced the sprawling greens in the 72 hole event worth 200000 dollars.
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Williams Speedway Leader Ed Williams Maintains Lead
The Chanute Speedway program last night ended early due to rain with two features postponed to next week. Ed Williams remains the overall points leader at 581 while Gary Van Gotten holds second with 555 and could overtake next week. The night included heats for Thomas, Davis, Collins, Van Gotten, and Kinzie, plus trophy dash and trophy clash results.
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Heart of America Invitational Four Ball Opens With 32 Teams
Thirty two teams tee off as match play begins in the Heart of America Invitational Four Ball Golf Tournament at Mission Hills. Defending champions Mat Taber and Jim Colbert Jr. lead entrants as two rounds are played today and Friday. Ralph Campiano and Jim Jamieson shared medal honors with 66 66 132 after consecutive four under par rounds. One stroke back at 67 66 trail the leaders by one.
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Chanute Girls Rally to Edge Garnett 12-11 in Final Inning
Chanute pitcher Marsha Bossell allowed four runs through four frames before Garnett surged for seven in the top of the last inning. Donna Campbell delivered an inside the park homer to spark Chanute’s dramatic home win, scoring the tying and winning runs as Chanute finishes 8-14 on the season.
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Wurth Named Acting Director of Institute of Logopedics
Wurth Charles W. named acting director of the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita. The 34 year old assistant director since 1961 succeeds founder Dr. Martin F. Palmer who died a week ago.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Report
International League results Syracuse beat Buffalo 4 to 1 Rochester defeated Toronto 9 to 4 Columbus over Jacksonville 3 to 0. Pacific Coast League Salt Lake edged Spokane 2 to 1 in ten innings. Oklahoma City won 3 to 0 at San Diego. Vancouver lost 4 to 2 at Seattle with 13 innings played.
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