Chanute Oilers Triumph 13-0 Over Pittsburg in District Tourney
Gary McKenzie pitched a one-hit shutout as Chanute Oilers routed Pittsburg John’s Sport Center 13-0 in Fort Scott district softball. Pérez, Yates, and Hempen drove in runs while Tom McKenzie and Polo Perez led Chanute with key hits. Pittsburg’s LeRoy Ruhl allowed six hits amid four errors as Seigler earned the win for KMDO’s Foodtown.
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Carl Yates
Chanute
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Tom McKenzie
RBI
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Bill Hempen
Yates
Foodtown
KMDO
George Nutter
Mig Seigler
Larry Siebert
Seigler
LeRoy Ruhl
Fred Walrod
Rally Wins 7-4 As A's Rally Past Indians in Cleveland
Kansas City rallied for four runs in the eighth to beat the Cleveland Indians 7-4. Rocky Colavito and Don Edwards drove in two runs each, Ed Charles also had two RBIs, Campaneris added a seventh. Meyer started for the A's, Stock pitched two innings for the win, Wyatt closed. A's travel to Washington with O’Donoghue to face Claude Osteen.
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Indians
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Doc Edwards
Edwards
Ed Charles
Campy Campaneris
A’s
Charles
Colavito
Campaneris
Bob Meyer
Wes Stock
John Wyatt
Don McMahon
Meyer
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Changes In Duck Hunting Regulations For 1964 65
The 1964 65 migratory waterfowl rules raise duck hunting days by about 10 percent in the Mississippi and Central Flyways and allow canvasback and redhead takes in all four flyways. Udall announces these changes to balance breeding ducks, with states allowed to set outer dates and choose season lengths including split seasons with a 10 percent shooting days loss.
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Washington
Mississippi
Central
of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Geiberger Leads Southern California Golf Team
Golf pro Aileen Geiberger of Santa Barbara California captained the Southern California golf team.
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Aileen Geiberger
Santa Barbara, Calif
Southern California
Baseball scores and upcoming schedule brief
Thursday results show Boston 4 Baltimore 3, Chicago 5 New York 0, Kansas City 7 Cleveland 4, Los Angeles 4 Detroit 3. Today's games include New York at Boston, Los Angeles at Cleveland, Kansas City at Washington, Baltimore at Chicago, Minnesota at Detroit. Weekend slate lists multiple rematches and additional doubleheaders.
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
W. L. Pet
Thursday's Games Reportable Baseball Results
Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 10 to 7 while Philadelphia won 2 to 3 against an unspecified opponent. Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 8 to 2. Remaining matches list show Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Houston, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, St. Louis at San Francisco, and Chicago at New York with several postponements.
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Curt Simmons
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Bob Hendley
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
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New York
Houston
Pitsburgh
Pet. G.B. Philadelphia
Long career built from child delegate in 1911 Kentucky
Frankfort, Ky. AP: State Treasurer Emerson Beauchamp recalls being named a delegate at age 12 during the recent Democratic state convention. He traces a political arc from Logan County clerk to treasurer, including sheriff, Senate chief clerk, tax commissioner, personnel director, rural road commissioner, lieutenant governor, agriculture commissioner and more. He has attended 14 Democratic conventions.
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Emerson Beauchamp
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John S. Rhea
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Senate
Garbage truck promises satisfaction guaranteed in Cheshire
In Cheshire Connecticut a garbage truck is decorated with a hand printed slogan promising satisfaction guaranteed or double your garbage back The lighthearted ad reflects local humor and a quirky municipal vehicle message in a small city setting.
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Cheshire, Conn
Cheshire
Columbus Bombers Beat Altamont 7-2 in Semi-Pro Round
Columbus Bombers led by catcher Darrell Cantrell pounded 14 hits to defeat Altamont 7-2 in Chanute semi pro action. Cantrell went 5 for 5 with four straight hits and two doubles, while Carl Wilson added three singles as Columbus improved to 13 hits previous night and will face the loser of Wichita versus Wayside Nowata.
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Altamont Shaffer Oilers
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Wichita
Wayside-Nowata
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Exra
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Altamont
Ray Scott
City Park
Scott
Richard Jerome
Dillard Harrison
Gene DeGraff
Herman Newton
Yogi Berra Bus Clash Over Linz Harmonica Incident
NY Yankees manager Yogi Berra scolded infielder Phil Linz for playing a harmonica on the team bus from Comiskey Park to O’Hare after a 5 0 loss to the White Sox. Coach Frank Crosetti labeled the incident the worst in his 33 years with the club. Linz and first baseman Joe Pepitone were involved. Berra warned Linz to play it in his room and vowed to “take care of you” as the dispute disrupted travel plans to Boston for a Red Sox series.
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Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
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Pepitone
Ing Linz
Helpful Caddy Loses a Hole in Amateur Match
Marcella Rose of Jefferson City Mo. led 2 up on Robbye King of Norfolk Va. when she asked her caddy to remove the flagstick on No 18. The caddy smoothed turf and violated the rules, the hole was awarded to King. King won the match 2 and 1.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
U.S
Miss Rose
Robbye King
Norfolk
Miss King
USGA
Bert Coan Ruled Ineligible for 1964 NFL Season
Kansas City Chiefs star Bert Coan was ruled ineligible to play this year by the American Football League. He walked out of training camp on July 29 and was placed on the reserve list, with the Chiefs seeking removal from that list rejected. He can play only if another club buys or trades for him.
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Kansas City
American Football League
Bert Coan
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas
Chiefs
Coan
Dental fittings for grid players announced by director
Times and places for dental fittings for all junior and senior high school football players were announced by Jerry Steele athletic director. Mouthpiece fittings are at 7 p.m. next Monday at Dr McCune's office and 7 p.m. Wednesday at Dr Cook's office. Physical examinations for all boys planning to participate in any sport will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Ashley Clinic with a $3 fee.
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Jerry Steele
Golf pro Al Cruci Adopts Open Stance in Trap Shooting
Golf pro Al Cruci states an open stance is essential in trap shooting with the left foot placed farther back than the right and the clubface opened for better alignment.
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al Cruci
Palmer Leads Firestone Classic With 68
Arnold Palmer shot a two under par 68 at Firestone Country Club to grab the first round lead in the American Golf Classic worth $50 000. He holds a one stroke edge over Tony Lema, who carded 69 and stood alone in second.
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Palmer
Firestone Country Club
Tony Lema
Chanute Tribune Highlights August 21, 1964
The Chanute Tribune issue from Friday August 21, 1964 features local news briefs, community notices, and regional updates. Read coverage includes city events, school activities, and upcoming civic notices affecting Chanute and surrounding areas.
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