Irons in Wind Checkpoints
The article explains playing iron shots in wind by using more or less club and a back stance to control flight. It emphasizes keeping the ball low into and with the wind and avoiding overswinging. It notes cross winds are hardest and advises hooking into a slicing wind while fading into a hooking wind for precision.
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Record
Normal conservation pool levels reported for John Redmond 1035.99 ft and WE Tickdase Grace 901.57 ft with Fae RNG at 948.82 ft. Data reflects yesterday's measurements in the region's dam system.
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John Redmond
A's in Off the Field Squeeze Ahead of Finley Row
The Kansas City Athletics amid a power struggle with owner Charles O. Finley end a club house meeting in silence after firing manager Alvin Dark and releasing Ken Harrelson. Harrelson, 306 hitter, heads toward free agency while Jack Aker is fined and Lew Krausse’s suspension remains disputed.
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Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Alvin Dark
Ken Harrelson
Lew Krausse
Jack Aker
Harrelson
Kansas City
Dark
Washington
Athletics
Boston
Krausse
Aker
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Baseball Standings and Scores From National and American Leagues
National League leaders St Louis and Cincinnati hold strong records while Chicago and San Francisco trail. Monday results saw Cincinnati top San Francisco 2 0 and Houston beat St Louis 11 4. LA defeated Atlanta 2 0. American League features Minnesota and Chicago tied atop with 67 52 records. notable scores include Boston 6 Washington 5 and California 6 Cleveland 4. Pacific Coast and International leagues report multiple game results across cities.
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Cincinnati
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Cards Lose Again O's Rap Ass 5-2
The article reports multiple baseball results as Houston routed St. Louis 11-4 and Cincinnati shut out San Francisco 2-0. Baltimore beat Kansas City 5-2 amid Al Dark firing and Finley suspensions. Ed Spiezio fueled St. Louis with a two run homer.
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A’s
Chuck Dobson
Ed Spiezio
Ray Washburn
Victo Wade Blasingame
Norm Miller
Houston
Doug Radar
Ron Braand
Blasingame
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis
Nelson Briles
Kansas City
Baltimore
John Odom
Jim Hunter
Jim Hardin
Bill Dillman
County Office Lists Steps For 1968 Wheat Program
In 1968 there will be no wheat diversion yet the wheat program remains a compact between government and farmers. Wilson county ASCS chairman William Huser outlines five producer duties including signup timing and staying within allotments.
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Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Eureka Wins Third Semipro Title Bid in Wichita
Eureka California, the tourney top seed, claimed its third victory by defeating Little Chute Wisconsin 120 in six innings under tournament rules. Rick Brown slugged two home runs while Bill Tsaukalas allowed only two hits as Eureka built a large lead. Wichita Cessna outlasted Hastings Nebraska 3 to 2 in 11 innings with Paul Powell homering for the winner. Chicago eliminated Sloan New York.
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Eureka
Calif
Little Chute
Wis
Rick Brown
Bill Tsaukalas
Lute Chute
Tsaukalas
Wichita Cessna
Hastings
Neb
Paul Powell
Chicago
Sloan
N.Y
Meany Pushes Nationalization If Workers Cannot Strike
AFL CIO chief George Meany urged a nationwide campaign to nationalize any business or industry deemed must operate without a strike. He warned that collective bargaining loses power without the right to walk out and cited the railroad dispute affecting 137,000 shop craft workers.
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New York
AFL— Cio
George Meany
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Meany
White House Tour Broadcasts Begin on East Executive Ave
Tourists near the East Executive Avenue fence hear a five minute taped history of the Presidential mansion via low level loudspeakers. The program provides instant history lessons for visitors to the White House.
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Executive Avenue
Presidential Mansion
Atchison Firemen Stage Partial Strike Over Wages
Atchison Kansas 17 man fire department conducts partial work stoppage protesting salary gap with police. Firemen will answer alarms and resuscitation calls but stop cleaning, maintaining gear, inspections and training. Stoppage began Monday.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Allan Shaver
NYC Ambulance Siren Use Resumed for Test Runs
New York City police and hospital authorities stopped using sirens on emergency ambulances in 1954 amid rising accidents as drivers struggled to move aside. Limited siren use has now resumed for testing to gauge safety.
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New York City
Police and Hospital
Western Amateur Starts Today
Kansas City AP reports 31-year-old John Farquhar of Amarillo Texas leads Western Amateur opening day as top qualifier with eight under par 136. The five day event tests stamina across 144 holes of medal and match play at Milburn Country Club famed for its length and tough greens.
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Kansas City
John Farquhar
U.S
Lonz
Marty Fleckman
Ron Cerrudo
Bob Smith
Milburn Country Club
Farquhar
Amarillo
Odessa
Five Women Picked For Golf Series
Five of six contestants for the LPGA World Series of Golf at Springfield Ohio September 2 and 3 have been named Kathy Whitworth leads the field with three tour wins and top money earnings The others are Carol Mann Susie Maxwell Sandra Haynie and Mickey Wright The sixth spot will be decided at Amarillo Texas this weekend The event offers 10000 to the winner with 2500 to the last place among the six sharing the prize money
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Cincinnati
Springfield
Ohio
Kathy Whitworth
LPGA
Carol Mann
Susie Maxwell
Sandra Haynie
Mickey Wright
Miss Whitworth
Chanute Tribune Briefs August 22 1967
Brief items from Chanute Tribune dated Tuesday August 22 1967. Local news summaries include community notices and short reports from Chanute and surrounding area. Contains social, civic, and public interest notes typical of a midweek edition.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Pellegrini outpoints Lee in New Orleans bout
In New Orleans Jerry Pellegrini from Arabi outpointed Sweet Herbie Lee of Washington DC in a ten round boxing match. In Las Vegas Dub Huntley of Los Angeles stopped Ruben Davila of Portland in six rounds.
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New Orleans
Jerry Pellegrini
Arabi
Herbie Lee
Washington, D.C
Las Vegas
Nev
Dub Huntley
Los Angeles
Ruben Davila
Portland
Ore
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