All Stars fall 0 4 as Clay Center dominates opener
TOPEKA Highland Co op of Clay Center defeats Chanute All Stars 4 0 in the opening round of the men s state softball tournament. Clay Center pushed four runs in the first inning on a wild start by Chanute pitcher Gary McKenzie and steady defense thereafter. Chanute struggled at the plate with only two hits by Tom McKenzie, one runner thrown out at second and another caught at first. Darrell Rosenow earned the win for Clay Center with Don Rosenow handling, as four Rosenow brothers form the nucleus. Lawrence beat Emporia 12 9 in another game. Chanute meets noon Saturday in the loser's bracket, while Chanute awaits the Wichita Boosters vs Rozel Liberal loser.
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Topeka — Highland Co-op
Clay Center
Chanute
Gary McKenzie
Clay
Tom McKenzie
McKenzie
Darrell Rosenow
Don Rosenow
Buddy Leroy
Lawrence
Emporia
Charles Rappard
Chanute Junior College
All-Stars
Wichita Boosters
Rozel
Liberal
Cards Nip Dodgers as Flood Leads St. Louis Comeback
The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 3-2 to halt Los Angeles’ seven game win streak and cut the lead to 6 1/2 games. Flood had four hits including a baserunning mistake, while Ken Bover’s double and Julian Javier’s RBI single produced the decisive sixth inning run. The Giants topped the Braves 8-6 as Juan Marichal improved to 19-6 and Milwa uk ee’s Torre belted a grand slam. In Pittsburgh, Clemente hit a grand slam in a 9-3 win over Chicago.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Flood
Houston
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cardinals
Ken Bover
Julian Javier
Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Waukee
Joe Torre
Giants
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Don Drysdale
Dick Groat
White
Stan Musial
Boyer
Ernie Broglio
Wally Moon
Tommy Davis
Marichal
Torre
Braves
Felipe Alou
Tony Colinger
Dave Morehead
Bressaud
Blanchard
Indians
Tito Francona
Fred Whitfield
Willie Kirkland
Classic Lead In 3 Way Tie In Akron
AKRON Ohio AP Julius Boros Miller Barber and Johnny Pott three Southern gentlemen with hot putters went into the second round tied for the lead in the $50 000 American Golf Classic. All three shot three under 67 opening round Thursday while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus could do no better than par. Two strokes behind were Hebert Crampton Brewer Hill Geiberger and Marr. Par equal with Palmer Nicklaus Bayer Furgol Kroll Baxter Jr. Eleven others including Gary Player returned 71s while Bob Charles and seven others shot 72.
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Akron, Ohio
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Johnny Pott
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jay Hebert
Bruce Crampton
Gay Brewer Jr
Dave Hill
al Geiberger
Dave Marr
Palmer
Nicklaus
George Bayer
Ed Furgol
Ted Kroll
Rex Baxter Jr
Gary Player
Bob Charles
Gunderson Faces Welts In Women's Amateur Golf Semifinals
In Williamstown Massachusetts the 63rd Women’s National Amateur Golf Championship semifinal features defending champion JoAnn Gunderson of Kirkland Washington and Anne Quast Welts of Spokane Washington. Gunderson leads 3-2 in their career meetings with four matches extending to 18 holes. Carol Sorenson of Janesville Michigan faces Peggy Conley of Spokane in the other semifinal. the 36 hole final is set for Saturday. Gunderson, now 24, previously lived in Providence.
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Williamstown
Mass
Washington State
JoAnn Gunderson
Anne Quast Welts
Taconic Golf Club
Miss Gunderson
Welts
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Mis
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Moon dust crust may support landers says Air Force scientist
Air Force scientist Dr. John W. Salisbury reports lunar dust is likely firm enough to bear a lander’s weight if dust is present, though particles tend to cling to metal and glass. He warns lenses portholes and mirrors may face unusual optical difficulties. The remarks appear in OAR Research Review from Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories. Stan Musial has appeared in 24 All Star games and has been on the winning side 13 times.
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John W. Salisbury
Moon
Salisbury
Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories
Bedford
Mass
Office of Aerospace Research
OAR Research Review
Stan Musial
Golf results ripple through regional match play fields
Mrs Welte a Marysville resident now in Mount Vernon tops junior champion Janis Ferraris of San Francisco 4 and 3 in a quarter final. Miss Gunderson par 69 posts a 5 and 4 win over Helen Sigel Wilson of Gladwyne. Miss Sorenson, 20, avenges last year to beat Phyllis Semple 4 and 3. Miss Conley defeats Judy Bell 3 and 2 in a back nine struggle.
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Welte
Marysville
Wash
Mount Vernon
Welts
Janis Ferraris
San Francisco
Gunderson
Helen Sigel Wilson
Gladwyne
Miss Sorenson
Phyllis Semple
Sewickley
Miss Conley
Kansas Fishing Conditions Improve Across State Reports
An Area Report from the Forestry Fish and Game Commission notes improved fishing conditions statewide in Kansas after recent rainfall. Water bodies show fair to good results for bass, crappie, bluegill, channels, bluegill and bullheads, with several reservoirs and state lakes delivering steady catches and some species reported as good in specific spots.
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Fall River
Toronto
Woodson County State Lake
Wilson County State Lake
Montgomery County
Neosho
Crawford County
Farlington
Howard City Lake
Moline City Lakes
Bee Creek
Cowley County State
Butler County State Lake
Lorado
Kennedy to spend eighth weekend at summer White House
President Kennedy flies to Cape Cod for his eighth consecutive week end at the summer White House on Squaw Island arriving Otis Air Force Base around 6 p.m. Mrs. Kennedy and the couple's two children have been at Squaw Island since early July. Stanley P. Hebert named deputy general counsel of the US Department, a Wisconsin Public Service Commission member, announced by Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth. Fidel Castro comments on the Cuban Revolution in Havana.
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Kennedy
Cape Cod
White House
Squaw Island
Otis Air Force Base
Stanley P. Hebert
US Department
Hebert
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
the Navy
Fred Korth
Red Sox power leads to 11-2 win over White Sox
Boston slugger Dick Stuart drives in three with a homer and two singles as the Red Sox crush Chicago 11-2 to extend their AL lead. Ed Bressaud adds a grand slam in the seventh as John Blanchard hits a grand slam for Cleveland in a separate 7-4 loss to New York. Other games: Kansas City over Washington 6-2 and Baltimore 5-1 over Los Angeles.
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Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Power
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Boston
Chicago
Ed Bressaud
White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
John Blanchard
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Castro opens Cuba student games amid counter-revolution raids
Castro made his first public reference to hit run raids on refineries and factories by counter-revolutionary groups as he spoke at the opening ceremony of Cuba's annual student games. The remark signals a defiant stance as authorities face sustained pirate style attacks.
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Olution
Castro
Cuba
Billy Graham Criticizes Peace Corps Materialism
Los Angeles AP reports evangelist Billy Graham telling a crusade audience that the Peace Corps is too materialistic and lacking God at its center to achieve its aims. He urged spiritual focus for fuller outcomes.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham
Peace Corps
Graham
God
Baseball Scores and Saturday Matchups Highlight Uptake
Cleveland 7 New York Boston 11 Chicago 2 Kansas City 6 Washington 2 Baltimore 5 Los Angeles 1 Saturday's games Kansas City at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Los Angeles at Washington Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at New York National League Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 3 San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 6 St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 Saturday's games
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Washington
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Pet. G.B
Philadelphia
iMilwaukee
Il Pittsburgh
Multifaceted Chanute Garage Sale and Local Ads
A busy local ad page lists a garage sale with children’s clothes and furniture at 1102 South Tennessee, plus an ice cream social at Evangelical Covenant Church on August 24. Also promotes sale of portable typewriters, skydiving curiosity calls, AA contact, and various services from local businesses and residents, including lawn care and silo filling.
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South
Tennessee
Evangelical Covenant Church
Sivenburg
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