Turnabout Colts top Cardinals in 10 innings
The Houston Colts edged the St. Louis Cardinals 8-7 in 10 innings as a late rally by the Cardinals fell short. KC lost 6-4 to Cleveland with two errors aiding the A’s defeat. Jim Gentile homered for the A’s, while Nelson Fox drove in the winning run in extras for Houston.
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Jose Azcue
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Diego Segui
Sam McDowell
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Jim Gentile
Dick Groat
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Bob Skinner
Bob Aspromonte
al Spangler
Curt Flood
Nelson
Chanute Teener All-Stars Rally to 3-2 Win at Yates Center
Chanute Teener All-Stars edge Yates Center 3-2 in extra innings for a second straight win after taking 2-1 at Chanute. Bob Golay relieved to earn the win. D Hollinger charged with the loss. Edwards and Scott delivered key hits in the ninth as Chanute shortens.
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Oilers and KMDO advance in Fort Scott softball tourney
Fort Scott KMDO eliminated Buffalo 4 to 2 as John’s Sport Center of Pittsburg beat Fort Scott Foodtown 5 to 1 in the losers bracket. John’s Sport Center returns tonight to face Chanute Oilers at 7 p.m. and KMDO plays Pittsburg Foodtown at 8:30.
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Earl Stevens
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Chanute Softball Team Beats Independence 15 to 1
Independence hosts Chanute as the renamed Chanute women’s softball squad smashed Independence 15 1. Sue Brown pitched all seven innings and hit two home runs while Linda Rice caught. The team, now under a new name and manager, travels to Fredonia tomorrow and then faces Independence in the tourney after a first round bye.
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Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule Matches
Baseball scores Minnesota 3 Washington 1 Cleveland 6 Kansas City 4 Detroit 5 Los Angeles 2 Chicago 4 New York 2 Boston 4 Baltimore 3 ten innings. Today’s games New York at Chicago Kansas City at Cleveland Los Angeles at Detroit Baltimore at Boston. Friday’s games Baltimore at Chicago Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington New York at Boston.
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Wednesday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results from the major leagues include New York 4 over Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 9 over Chicago 5, Houston 8 over St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 7 over Milwaukee 6, and other regional games. A mix of late night and twi nights feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Los Angeles among N games. Minor leagues show Rochester 3 Richmond 0 and Indianapolis 11 Salt Lake 1 with Pacific Coast clashes in Seattle Tacoma and Dallas Arkansas.
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Sign at Wichita State cafe prompts coffee wisdom
A Wichita State University cafe sign declares Happiness is a cup of coffee. A campus wag added Security is having your own cup, blending whimsy with a nod to personal security on campus.
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Unification Meeting Planned for Altoona Grade School
A meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Altoona Grade School will discuss the Wilson County School Unification Plan. Planning Board members will explain the plan, which voters will decide on Sept. 8. The public is urged to attend, especially residents of the proposed Altoona Midway Unified District.
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Fairchild Reviews Jayhawk Football
Kansas University center Larry Fairchild spoke to the Chanute Rotary Club at Tioga Hotel, outlining KU football prospects for 1964. He noted 27 lettermen back, linemen weight gains, home attendance projections from 36,000 in 1963 to about 39,000 in 1964, and showed the 1963 Hi-Liter highlights.
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Rotary Club
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Melburn Barnes
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Claude Winkler
Palmer and Nicklaus predict strong Firestone showing at Akron
Masters champion Arnold Palmer and rival Jack Nicklaus expect the Firestone course to yield a winner with a score around 276 as the $50,000 American Golf Classic opens. The pair praised the par 70 layout and greens while noting their practice rounds and rest. World Series winner Nicklaus, Venturi, Lema, and Nichols join the World Series foursome.
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Harness racing handle set at 1963 total pari mutuel
The total pari mutuel handle in 1963 for harness racing stood at 1,067,130,007 dollars. This figure reflects nationwide wagering on standardbred racing events across tracked venues and betting conduits.
Altamont and Columbus blank opponents in Chanute tourney
In Chanute Invitational Semi-Pro action Altamont topped Independence 10-0 as Gene DeGraff struck out 13 and Altamont benefited from Independence errors. Columbus bombed Parsons 4-2 with a leadoff Dave Ross triple and multi hit effort led by Sherrill Cantrell. Cantrell paced Columbus with two singles and a double.
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Paul Howey
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Mickey Woods
Kenny Hale
Bill Grant
Sherrill Cantrell
Cantrell
Tom Verner
Parsons
Altamont
Independence
Gene DeGraff
Milt Faust
Pete Pierce
Two former champions reach U S women amateurs quarters in Kansas
In Hutchinson, Barbara McEntire and JoAnne Gunderson, both past winners, advance to the quarterfinals of the U S women’s amateur after steady play and key upsets. Barbara Weiss and Marcella Rose also pull shocks as match play continues toward Friday semifinals and Saturday 36 hole final.
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Barbara McEntire
Colorado Springs
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JoAnne Gunderson
Seattle
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Shreveport
Jason Weiss
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Brigitte Varanget
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Jefferson City
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Fight Results in Pittsfield Highlight Jutras Victory
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Ray Jutras weighing 116 pounds from Lowell defeated Tommy Fix weighing 116 pounds from Shelby Ohio by out pointing after ten rounds.
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Shelby
Ohio
Recreation Calendar Features City Park Soccer and Chanute Tourney
Friday schedule lists Soccer City Park matches Finders against Red Birds and Buzzing Blue Bombers versus Surfin Birds at 6 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Chanute Semi-Pro Tourney in Chanute includes district tourney games at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., with other events: Men’s Baseball at City Park Chanute Al tamont vs. Columbus 6:30 and Wichita vs. Wayside Nowata 9:00. FRIDAY Children’s Drama Launching Pad runs 9 a.m. to noon.
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First USGA Open Held at Newport Nine Hole Course
The inaugural USGA Open took place at the Newport Rhode Island Golf Club on October 4, 1895, staged the same week and on the same course as the first USGA Amateur, marking a combined historical start for national golf championships.
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Newport, R.I
Chanute Tribune Highlights August 20 1964 Edition
Chanute Tribune reports local events for Thursday August 20 1964. Includes community notices, school updates, and brief regional news from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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