Cardinals edge Cubs in extras despite late rally
St. Louis Cardinals beat Chicago Cubs 7-6 at Busch Stadium after leading 6-2 and surrendering a ninth inning tie on Jim Stewart’s sacrifice fly. Curt Flood drove in the winning run with a fourth hit in extras as Tito Francona had a pinch single. Lou Brock hit a three run homer for the Cards.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Busch Stadium
Cardinals
Cubs
Jim Stewart
Ted Abernathy
Curt Flood
Tito Francona
Lou Brock
Ray Sadecki
Cardinal
Hal Woodeshick
Don Dennis
Bob Gibson
Dick Ellsworth
Jean Ashley Qualifies For Amateur
Three Missouri golfers and one from Kansas reach the 32 for the U S Women s Amateur Championship match play after two 18 hole qualifying days. Jean Ashley Chanute Kan 77 77 154 misses by two strokes. others include Marcella Rose Jefferson City Mo 79 74 153 Karen Schull MacGee Columbia Mo 76 77 153 Doris Phillips St Louis Mo 79 79 158. Medalist Lida Fee Matthews Portsmouth Ohio 74 74 148.
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Denver
Missouri
Kansas
U.S
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Karen Schull MacGee
Columbia
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Doris Phillips
St. Louis
Major Draft Choices Due at Kansas State
Kansas State baseball coach Bob Zrasher says two major league draft choices will enroll this fall. Wayne Dreier from Billings Missouri is a switch-hitting outfielder who was the 12th pick of the New York Mets and Sheldon Mettler from Lodi California is an outfielder chosen by the Chicago Cubs.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Bob Zrasher
K-State
Wayne Dreier
Billings
New York Mets
Sheldon Mettler
Lodi
Calif
Chicago Cubs
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Stats
The list shows top NL leaders in batting and pitching. Clemente leads hits with 159 for Pittsburgh, Aaron 326 average and 94 runs, Rose 165 hits for Cincinnati, and Mays 38 home runs for San Francisco. Koufax dominates pitching with 215 innings and .808 decisions, 296 strikeouts.
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Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Johnson
Banks
Chicago
Mathews
Rose
Williams
Callison
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Nuxhall
Gibson
Showdown Stage Set In Non Pro Baseball Tourney
North Platte Nebraska Fairbanks Alaska Eureka California and the Wichita Dreamliners lead the National Non pro Baseball Tournament heading into the showdown stage with 13 teams remaining. Liberal Batesville and Liberal each posted wins to advance. Wichita Glassmen and Boulder among elimination results as 32 began the playoff.
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Wichita
Kan
North Platte
Neb
Fairbanks
Alaska
Eureka
Calif
Wichita Dreamliners
Dreamliners
Bobby Boyd
Rod Kaneh
Boulder
Colo
Liberal
Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Mallon
Kansans
Ron Hubbard
Wichita Glassman
Piedmont
N. C
North Platte Neb
Fallon
Nev
Batesville
Ark
Grand Rapids
Mich
Milwaukee
Lansing, Ill
Boulder, Colo
Bellingham, Wash
Wichita Glassmen
Top AL Batters and Leaders From 1964 Season Stats
Yastrzemski leads the league by batting average for 327 at bats with Boston while Robinson of Baltimore hits .320. Versalles of Minnesota tops runs with 100, Oliva 95. Colavito 85 RBIs, Horton 84. Oliva 158 hits, Campaneris 138. Yastrzemski 39 doubles, Versalles 33. Campaneris 11 triples, Aparicio 10. Horton 26 homers, Colavito 24. Campaneris 45 stolen bases, Cardenal 35. Grant 164 strikeouts with 12 decisions and .800. Hall, Buzhardt, and Terry 10-4 .714. McDowell 241 strikeouts, Lolich 176.
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Boston
Robinson
Baltimore
Versalles
Minnesota
Oliva
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Campaneris
Kansas City
Aparicio
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Grant
Hall
Buzhardt
Chicago
Terry
McDowell
Lolich
Big Eight Football Coaches Rankings Told by AP
Nebraska’s Bob Devaney ranks third in Big Eight conference history for league play with 63 15 5. Missouri’s Dan Devine is third. Kansas’s Jack Mitchell is tenth. Oklahoma’s Bud Wilkinson leads with 91 league wins in 17 years. Bible and Stiehm noted for high percentages. other coaches listed in top 16 with varied records and eras.
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Kansas City
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Missouri
Dan Devine
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Dana Bible
Devaney
Devine
Mitchell
Dewey Luster
Sonny Grandelius
Colorado
Biff Jones
Don Faurot
Tiger
Lewis Hardage
Bill Glassford
Dallas Ward
J. W. Sikes
Bo McMillin
Kansas State
Knights of Columbus win crown in church league finale
Knights of Columbus clinched top spot 16 4 after a 15 10 win over Nazarenes at Highland Park. Christian won 5 3 over EUB in makeup to sit 12 8 with St Patrick’s. Don Everly homered and tripled for EUB but Christian pitching held.
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Highland Park
Knights of Columbus
Nazarene
Knights
Methodist
EUB
St. Patrick’s
Jack Haight
Bud LeRoy
Dave Fehr
Phillips
Christians
Charles Wallace
Bud Taylor
Omer Stoll
Wit Pet
Christian St. Patrick's
Old Timers Ceteees
Grant Avenue Baptist
K State to Hold Press Event Then Two-A-Day Drills
Kansas State will stage pictures and interviews with 73 players on Press Radio Television Day next Tuesday August 31. The Wildcats will begin two a day practices on Wednesday September 1.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Wildcats
Two Gunmen Held 100 Officers In Fernley Nevada Standoff
James Gourlay and John Colvan, both Army enlisted men from Detroit and Hudson Falls, were charged with kidnaping and robbery after a 13 hour siege in a Fernley farmhouse. They seized 11 hostages and planned to flee on horseback before deputies and FBI closed in. No injuries reported.
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Mich
John D. Colvan
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Nevada Desert
Lyon County
Gourlay and
Colvan
FBI
Nevada Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Deputies
Fernley
Gill Clements
Baseball Scores From The Leagues Reported
International League results show Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3 and Rochester 3 0 with Toronto 0 3 Columbus 5 3 Toledo 4 5 and a rain ruled game Atlanta at Jacksonville postponed. Pacific Coast League scores include Oklahoma City 4 Indianapolis Seattle 3 and Tacoma 2 Denver 4 Arkansas 3 with San Diego 4 Salt Lake 2 Portland 8 Vancouver 2.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Columbus
Toledo
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Seattle
Tacoma
Denver
Arkansas
San Diego
Salt Lake
Portland
Vancouver
Persol Stops Dupree in New York Lightweights Bout
Johnny Persol of Brooklyn stopped Jimmy Dupree of New York in the lightweights contest after 9 rounds in a New York battle. Sugar Ramos of Cuba halted Raul Soriano of Mexico City in 6 rounds in Tijuana Mexico in the same division.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Persol
Brooklyn
Jimmy Dupree
Tijuana
Mexico
Sugar Ramos
Cuba
Raul Soriano
Mexico City
Rookie Ray Barker’s Early Stint with Orioles Notable
Rookie Ray Barker of the New York Yankees played in five games with the 1960 Baltimore Orioles. He went 0 for 6 at the plate, failing to record a hit during his brief major league appearance.
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Ray Barker
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Nicklaus Misses In Record Bid In World Golf Championship
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus earned $945 from the Curling World Golf Championship in Palm Beach Gardens and failed to top Arnold Palmer’s 1963 money record in official PGA events. He still leads the money list with $127,445 official and $138,633 total, $785 shy of the all-time mark. Tony Lema won $35,000 for first, rising to second with $105,069 total earnings.
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Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Fort Scott Regional Softball Finals Delay Prompted
A rain soaked Fort Scott diamond postponed the Fort Scott Regional finals for the second time. Oswego faces John’s Sport Center in a 6 30 p m semifinal to decide the losers bracket champ while undefeated Chanute Oilers await the winner for tonight’s 8 p m final. The state tourney starts August 30 at Great Bend.
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Fort Scott
Chanute Oilers
Oswego-John’s
Pittsburg
Oswego
John’s
Great Bend
Oilers
Chanute Tribune Highlights August 25 1965 Page Seven
Chanute Tribune reports local events on August 25 1965 with community notices and brief items. Readers see civic updates, social notices, and area happenings from Chanute and surrounding districts.
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Chanute Tribune
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Crown of Church League
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