Pitt Drops Chanute 2-0 in district softball
Pittsburg Foodtown limited Chanute Oilers to two first inning runs and held on for a 2-0 district tournament win. The Oilers failed to score despite baserunners as Gary McKenzie allowed only two hits, and Page Milk topped Parsons Orbits 3-1 in 11 innings.
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Larry Carter
Page Milk
Coffeyville
Harold Thomas
Jim Torrence
Jim Pickering
Parsons
Pittsburg Foodtown
Chanute Oilers
Gary McKenzie
Foodtown
Head
Nepote
Saia
McKenzie
Gino Onello
Pittsburg and Chanute split days rival playoff talk
In a two game set to decide the championship Pittsburg needed one win while the winner of the first game faced Coffeyville twice for the title. Scores show Pittsburg two runs in the third inning and two in the seventh while Chanute and Coffeyville posted runs in select frames. Parsons managed a single score in the eighth inning of their game, final tallies show Coffeyville three, Parsons one.
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Page
Coffeyville
Great Bend
Pittsburg
Chanute
Parsons
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Sunday Events
Recreation calendar lists tonight events: Men's baseball City Park Chanute semi pro tournament Wichita Newt Harrell Realtors vs Wayside Nowata at 7. Women's softball Coffeyville Invitational Chanute vs Independence at 8:30. Men's softball Fort Scott district tournament Parsons Orbits vs Pittsburg Foodtown at 6:30 with winner vs Coffeyville Page Milk at 8:30. Sunday schedule includes Chanute semi pro tournament Columbus Bombers vs loser tonight at 1:30 and finals if needed at 4 and 6:30. Children's drama Launching Pad 9 to noon. soccer Finders vs Buzzing Blue Bombers at 6. Surfin Birds vs Red Birds at 6:45.
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Chanute
Wichita
Newt Harrell Realtors
Wayside-Nowata
Independence
Fort Scott
Parsons Orbits
Pittsburg
Foodtown
Coffeyville
Page Milk
Columbus Bombers
Blue Bombers
Red Birds
Encephalitis Outbreak In Texas Spawns City War On Mosquitoes
Houston emergency forces sprayed ditches after officials warned of an encephalitis outbreak linked to 12 deaths in a month. Mayor Louie Welch declared war on the Aedes mosquito as about 100 cases were reported, with most near downtown and others to the north and east. The city appropriated 5,000 dollars to start spraying, while health authorities awaited guidance from the Public Health Service.
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Houston
Tex
Louie Welch
C. A. Pigford
Communicable Disease Control Center
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
Pigford
Teen-Age Daughters Need More Room
Wichita AP The space constraints in Mercury capsules and airplanes were noted by astronaut Gordon Cooper during a visit in Wichita He traded his private Beech Bonanza for a larger Beech Baron six place twin engine plane to accommodate his three daughters and wife and their clothes He cited growing clothing needs as daughters aged 15 and 14 increase the family’s travel load
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Wichita
Kan
Gordon Cooper
Trudy
Camala
Janita
A's Win Two in Row as Cards Edge Giants
A three run rally in the ninth gave St. Louis a 6-5 win over San Francisco as Hal Lanier misplayed a ball at the plate. Kansas City beat Washington 3-2 behind Colavito’s 30th homer. Moe Drabowsky closed for the A’s with 4 1 3 scoreless innings. Colavito also sparked a 3 run fourth for KC.
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Associated Press
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Hal Lanier
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Rocky Colavito
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Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Moe Drabowsky
Bull White
Lou Brock
White
Cal Maxvill
Brock
Shannon
Lanier
Maxvill
Ken Boyer
Jim Hart
Orlando Cepeda
Four Bodies Found In Plane Wreckage Near Winter Park
Two deer hunters located four bodies and the wreckage of a light plane that vanished January 24 during a Denver to Las Vegas flight. The Denver area men were aboard the craft which crashed on the west side of Corona Pass, under 50 miles northwest of Denver. Ten rescuers retrieved the victims.
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Colo
Denver
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Missouri Drops Out Of Contest
Miss Missouri Dianna Housh 16 from Parkville withdrew from the Miss World pageant in Kansas City citing personal reasons and boyfriend objections. Adrienne Miller 17 of Kansas City will replace her for the Miss United States contest in Detroit next week.
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Dianna Housh
Parkville
Dorothy Lee
Kansas
Missouri
Miss Housh
Miss Lee
Teri Blewitt
Lawrence
Adrienne Miller
Kansas City
Detroit
Miss Miller
Wheat growers urged to join new stabilization plan
Washington AP The Agriculture Department launches a Monday drive to enroll wheat growers in the 1965 crop version of its new stabilization program. Signup runs through October 2.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
McIntire and Gunderson Reach U S Women's Amateur Final
Former champions Barbara McIntire from Colorado Springs and Jo Anne Gunderson from Kirkland Washington meet for the silver champion s cup in the 64th U S Women s Amateur Golf Tournament in Hutchinson Kansas Gunderson a three time winner defeated Mrs Pete Dye of Indianapolis 5 and 4 in one semifinal while McIntire the 1959 titleholder edged Robbye King of Norfolk 3 and 1 in the other semifinal.
Women to Play At Coffeyville in Invitational
The nameless nine Chanute women's softball team, reorganized and as of yet unnamed, will return to action at 8:30 tonight in the Coffeyville Invitational tournament. Chanute drew a first round bye and will play its first tournament game tonight. A planned game at Fredonia last night was rained out.
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Chanute
Fredonia
Marilynn Smith in 2 Stroke Lead at Albuquerque LPGA
Marilynn Smith shot a four under par 68 to lead the Albuquerque LPGA tourney after the first round at Paradise Hills Country Club. Sandra Haynie and Ruth Jessen tied for second with 70s, while Smith tied the course record.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Marilynn Smith
Paradise Hills Country Club
Miss Smith
Sandra Haynie
Ruth Jessen
Wichita vs Wayside-N semi final in Chanute tourney
In Chanute City Park at 7 p.m. Wichita Newt Harrell nine faces Way side Nowata in a winner advances to Sundays final. The two undefeated clubs were rained out Thursday after two scoreless innings.
Venturi Collins Lead In $50,000 American Golf Classic
Ken Venturi and Bill Collins shared the second round lead at Akron Ohio after strong 66 and 67 rounds. Mason Rudolph 68 and Arnold Palmer 73 trailed. Tony Lema led with 140 after 36 holes. Jack Nicklaus moved into contention with a 69 for 142.
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Bill Collins
Venturi
Collins
Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tony Lema
Boxing Card Yahtzee of Draws and Wins in Three Cities
Fight results from New York Detroit and Melbourne show Persol and Hank drawing at 172'2 to 174. Bonaven a from Argentina stopped McNeely in Arlington Mass. Biondi from Australia outpointed Armarfio to retain the Australian welterweight title.
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Argentina
Tom McNeely
Arlington
Mass
Melbourne
Gilberto Biondi
Australia
Kimpo Armarfio
Ghana
Biondi
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Scores show Iain Boston 7 New York 0 and Baltimore 4 Chicago 2 with Detroit 4 and Kansas City 3 Washington 2. Standings list Phila 75 46 620 and Cincinnati 68 54 557 with St Louis 65 57 533 nearby, Milwaukee 62 58 517, Pittsburgh 63 59 516, Los Angeles 59 61 492, Chicago 56 65 463. Schedule notes include Baltimore at Chicago 2 and Kansas City at Washington 2, plus New York at Boston 2 and Minnesota at Chicago N.
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Louisville seeks fifth win to notch 100th for coach Frank Camp
Louisville aims for its fifth victory of the season, a milestone that would give head coach Frank Camp his 100th career win as a college football coach. The matchup underscores Camp's long tenure and success with the program.
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Louisville
Frank Camp
Dickson Leads Salina Golf in Heart of Kansas Tour
Dickson of Oklahoma State shoots 66 to lead the amateur field as 180 golfers tee off in the second 18 hole round of the Heart of Kansas pro-am tour in Salina. Rocky Thompson tops the pros with 67 while several players, including Bill Wright and Leon Andrews, post 68.
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Kan
Heart of Kansas
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Oklahoma State University
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Grinnell
Iowa
Bill Wright
Los Angeles
Leon Andrews
Kansas City
Monte Kaser
Wichita
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
Dave Eichelberger
Oklahoma State
Labron Harris
Foyt May Drive Lotus Ford In Milwaukee Race
A. J. Foyt the Indianapolis 500 winner who has resisted Lotus Ford may race a rear engine car this Sunday at Milwaukee. He will practice the Lotus at State Fair Park in Milwaukee for two hours Saturday and said if he likes it he will likely run it.
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Ohio
A.J. Foyt
Milwaukee
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Auto Club
State Fair Park
Open House at Baker University in Baldwin Kansas
Baker University's new administration building, completed in July at a cost of 224000 dollars, will hold an open house Sunday September 13. President W J Scarborough announced the event.
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