Marichal suspended and fined for bat attack on Roseboro
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal is suspended eight days and fined 1750 dollars for striking Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat in San Francisco. NL President Warren Giles called the act unprovoked and repugnant, while Dodgers officials decried the punishment as far too lenient.
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Geles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Marichal
Roseboro
Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
Giants
National League
Warren Giles
San Francisco
Giles
NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wally Moon
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Giles’ Levy
Dodger
Police chief replaces horse and wagon rule with auto damage liability
Fall River police chief Norman Bowers announced a new rule making officers liable for damages to patrol cars if found negligent. Two of five new patrol cars, bought two months ago, have already been damaged, replacing the 1928 regulation that barred horses and wagons from sidewalks.
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Fall River, Mass
Norman Bowers
Bowers
Groza to Play 177th National Football Game
Lou Groza the Cleveland kicking specialist faces his 177th national football game in the upcoming contest marking another milestone for the veteran during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Groza
Leveland
Yankee Bobby Richardson Tops World Series Batting Pace
Bobby Richardson of the New York Yankees holds a .305 batting average across seven World Series, spanning 36 games.
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Bobby Richardson
New York Yankee
Baseball scores and schedule update from multiple leagues
National League game Toledo at Jacksonville postponed due to wet grounds. Buffalo beat Syracuse 10 to 7 as Syracuse sit 5-5. Rochester defeated Toronto 5 to 1 while Atlanta edged Columbus 4 to 1. Pacific Coast League Portland at Vancouver postponed by rain. Oklahoma City defeated Indianapolis 4 to 1 and Arkansas topped Denver 11 to 2. Only games scheduled.
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Toledo
Jacksonville
Wet Grounds
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Atlanta
Columbus
Portland
Vancouver
City
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Denver
Softball Regional Final Delayed by Rain at Fort Scott
In the Regional Softball Tournament at Fort Scott the final round games were rained out and will resume tonight at the same times. Oswego plays Pittsburg's John's Sport Center at 6 30 p m with the winner facing the Chanute Oilers at 8 p m for the title and a state berth in Great Bend on August 30. The Oilers need one win to clinch while the other survivor must win twice.
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Fort Scott
Chanute Oilers
Great Bend
Oswego
John’s Sport Center
Pittsburg
Jean Ashley 77 Leads Denver Qualifying In Amateur Golf
United States Women's Amateur qualifying at Lakewood Golf Course in Denver saw Jean Ashley Chanute Kan post a 77 tying for 4th with strong field. Sue Lance Woodland Hills and Jeanie Butler Harlingen led with 73 as 95 players chased 32 match play berths. Anne Quast Wells Colorado Springs and Lida Fee Matthews Portsmouth Ohio stood at 74, with several others close behind.
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Denver
Colo
California
Texas
U. S
Lakewood
Sue Lance
Woodland Hills
Jeanie Butler
Harlingen
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Anne Quast Wells
Seattle
Wash
Lida Fee Matthews
Portsmouth
Ohio
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Karen Schull MacGee
Prairie Village
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Harriet Glenville
Long Beach
Calif
Fifteen Teams Remain In Non-Pro Baseball Tourney
In Wichita Kansas AP fifteen teams remain in the national non pro baseball tournament after 13 days of action with two more to be eliminated tonight. Bellingham Washington edged Montgomery Alabama 3-2 in 12 innings to stay alive. Eureka California North Platte Nebraska and Fairbanks Alaska hold 3-0 records. Tonight’s games include Wichita Glass Piedmont New Jersey Wichita Dreamliners Boulder Colorado Liberal Kansas Phoenix Arizona.
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Wichita
Kan
Bellingham
Wash
Montgomery
Ala
Eureka
Calif
North Platte
Neb
Fairbanks
Alaska
Grand Rapids
Mich
Liberal
Indianapolis
Fallon
Nev
Red Bank
N.J
Piedmont
N.C
Brigham City
Utah
Batesville
Ark
Cleo Springs
Okla
Wichita Glass
Wichita Dreamliners
Boulder
Colo
First Polio Case of 1965 in Kansas
Deborah Kay Pryer a 7 year old of Topeka is the first confirmed polio case for 1965 in Kansas. She has a light type 3 polio case and had completed Salk and oral immunizations. Doctors note some individuals fail to develop immunity despite vaccines.
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Topeka
Deborah Kay Pryer
Kansas
Deborah
Ray Pryer
Donald Pierce
Cardinals Rout Cubs as Flood and White Drive 10-2 Victory
In St Louis the Cardinals crushed Chicago 10-2 behind Curt Flood with four RBIs and Bill White totaling three due to a two hits one triple line. Curt Simmons earned his ninth win while Ken Harrelson homered for Detroit in KC and Rollie Sheldon won for the Athletics.
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Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Larry Jackson
Curt Flood
Bill White
St. Louis
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Kansas
City
Ken Harrelson
Flood
White
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Cubs
Kansas City
Jose Tartabull
Mike Hershberger
Tigers
Gates Brown
Rollie Sheldon
John Wyatt
Julio Navarro
A’s
Lew Krausse
Denny McLain
Ray Sadecki
Chicago
Bill Faul
Elsmore Pony League champions win 3-1 over Moran
Merle Cunningham belted a three run homer in the first inning as Elsmore defeated Moran 3-1 to claim the Pony League title. Fewins struck out 12 for Elsmore with Johnson catching. Moran's Dale Donald allowed five hits in a losing effort. Bronson beat Blue Mound 3-2 for third place.
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Elsmore
Merle Cunningham
Moran
David Fewins
Allan Johnson
Dale Donald
Jim Kershner
Joe Mefford
Bronson
Sid Caldwell
Jerry Schmitt
Norm Brillhart
Intra-City Round Robin Soccer Meet Begins
Chanute youth soccer program sponsors an intra city round robin with four teams in this seven game series. Supervisor Dick Purdy announced participation for eighth grade to college age players. Team captains include Bruce Benson Mike Smith Rick Clark and Robert Orr. An all star game at Royster Stadium closes the season. Attendance at City Park practices reaches 35 to 40 players. Standings as of August 20 are listed.
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Chanute
The
Recreation Commission
Dick Purdy
Royster Stadium
City Park
Socorro Padilla
Jim Woods
Bruce Benson
Mike Smith
Rick Clark
Robert Orr
Muddy Field Halts Two Church Softball Makeups
A muddy Highland Park field forced cancellation of two final Church Softball League makeup games. Henry Rapp says the games won’t be rescheduled. Tonight features Knights of Columbus vs Nazarene at 7 p.m. and EUB vs Christian at 9 p.m. Chanute GI Forum tournament games were rescheduled to August 28–29 with eight invited teams.
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Highland Park
Church Softball League
Henry Rapp
Church League
Knights of Columbus
Nazarene
Eub
Christian
Chanute GI Forum
Tony Lema Tops Carling World Golf Championship
Tony Lema won the Carling World Golf Championship at Pleasant Valley CC with a 34 36 70 for a $35,000 lecture-worthy lesson earned on the 16th green. Arnold Palmer rallied to tie until the 69th hole but bogeys on 16 and 17 dropped him to second as Joe Campbell claimed other notes.
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Sam Snead
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Homero Blancas
Coleader
Lema
Blancas
Palmer
Sutton
Mass
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Pleasant Valley Country Club
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Giant
Herman Franks
Franks
Shea Stadium
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Carroll Baker
George Maharis
Sylvia
Jerry Lewis As
the Nairy Professor
Technicolor
Associated Press
W. J. Pet G.B
Milwaukee
San Fran
Cincinnati
Philaphia Pittsburgh
Houton
W. L. Pet. G
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Tas Hunter
Rossana Odesta
Tom & Jerry CartoOn Carnival
Elsmore Champ
Blue Mound
Ccscvcses
Scene
Eeee Eee
Eeerenss
Troy Donahue
Joey Heatherton
Carling
Joe Campbell
Benger
America
Prater Im
Mnesiean
Toland's Bicycle Repair
Ralph Toland
Toland
Lafayette
Schwinn
Toland's
Mahlon Morley
First National Bank
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