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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
7
Nearly 1,000 fans greet the reeling A's in Kansas City as Charles Finley faces player unrest over suspensions and management changes. Ken Harrelson is released. Eckert says he will review the dispute. The Cardinals push toward an NL pennant lead as they top the Giants 4-3 in 10 innings.
Bob Smith, Western Amateur champion, shoots 67 69 to lead at Milburn Country Club and eye his first National Amateur title next week. Rodney Horn shoots 67 66 for 283, tied with Ron Cerrudo, with Curtis Sifford at 286. first round matchups set including Borner, Magnussen, Hayes, Deary, Barbarossa, and Sneed advancing on strong rounds.
1104 West Beech offers a 1963 Ford pickup with Ranger Comet Camper and a 1961 mobile home 10 by 50 feet trailer with front kitchen living room two bedrooms bath colored appliances in good condition. Hal Garner lists Erie Kansas FDR sale 2 bedroom house trailer 404 South Massachusetts.
A dealer promotes guaranteed used cars with bold claims of value and reliability. The offer emphasizes risk free purchasing and strong warranties, aiming to attract buyers seeking assurance in pre owned vehicles.
A compact ad listing numerous vintage cars with model years from 1960 to 1966. Highlights include a 1966 Dodge Custom Sportsman van with auto transmission and 17,000 miles, 1966 Impala Super Sport two door hardtop, 1966 Dart four door sedan with factory air, 1966 Valiant four door, 1966 Chrysler 300 four door hardtop with air, power steering and brakes, plus other low mileage classics like a 1964 Ranch Wagon and a 1960 Dodge V‑8 sedan.
In Wichita tonight the two 4-0 undefeated clubs Fairbanks Alaska and Boulder Colorado meet as the feature game. The winner advances to the finals Monday while Eureka California drops to the losers bracket after a 4-1 loss to Fairbanks. Scores from other bracket games include Wichita Cessna 4 Mexico 2 and Honolulu 5 Little Chute 4.
Yesterday readouts show John Redmond at 1 036.10 feet and Fall River at 948.66 feet with discharge around 137 cubic feet per second. The daily pool and outflow figures reflect standard conservation and release measurements for the region.
The Kansas City Chiefs rout Chicago Bears 66 24 spurring season ticket sales to 385 on Thursday the largest day since Jan. 6. Total season tickets now 31 635 as sales run through Sept. 8 before single game sales on Sept. 9.
After occupation limits ended, Japan rebuilt its aircraft industry starting with a light single-seat plane and by 1958 produced its first jet, the T-L trainer.
Frank Beard Woods explains woods as the power club in golf and outlines how to use them for distance. He warns against forcing extra power and emphasizes proper stance, forward position, ascending impact, and a smooth swing to leverage the club’s mass and shaft length.
Officials from the Red Cross and Chanute Recreation Commission announced county and city totals for the county wide swimming program. County registrations show 197 beginners and 27 intermediates while city figures list 484 beginners 93 intermediates and 23 swimmers with 30 junior life saving 12 senior life saving and 30 water safety aide.
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission reports fishing conditions across the state. Pomona remains normal and clear with bass, channels, walleye, and crappie fair. John Redmond waters are turbid yet good for channels and crappie, with white bass outlet channels and walleye strong for bass. Toronto and Elk City show mixed turbidity and fair to good fishing for channels and bass. Marais des Cygne and Southeast Kansas strip pits present murky to clear water with fair to good prospects for multiple species.
Jim Colbert the 26 year old Kan san, tied for the lead after a six under par 66 at the Westchester Classic in Rye New York. Gary Player and Mason Rudolph joined Colbert atop the leaderboard with Jack Nicklaus and John Schlee two behind. Arnold Palmer posted a 69 as 68 of 154 players matched or bettered par on the 6573 yard Westchester Country Club course.
Summary of top A L batting and pitching leaders: Carl Yastrzemski leads in average runs hits and RBIs for Boston, Harmon Killebrew tops home runs for Minnesota, and Campaneris leads steals. Pitching leaders include Hoyt Wilhelm and Lonborg with high decision counts and strikeout leaders McDowell and Lonborg.
Cepeda St Louis leads with a .349 batting average on 275 at bats while Clemente Pittsburgh hits .346. Santo Chicago and Allen Philadelphia tie 89 runs, Cepeda 97 RBIs, Brock St Louis 158 hits and 40 steals. Williams Chicago and Allen 10 triples. Aaron Atlanta 31 homers, Wills Pittsburgh 23 steals. Pitching includes Hughes St Louis 11 decisions with .765, McCormick San Francisco .739, Bunning Philadelphia 184 strikeouts, Jenkins Chicago 180.
Coach Jack Heflin announced equipment issuance for Cha nut High School football players. Returning lettermen and seniors receive gear between 10 a.m. and noon tomorrow, then remaining squad members start at 1 p.m. Physicals were given to 44 prospective players Monday. First practice is Monday.
The standings show St Louis leading with 78 wins while Cincinnati sits at 67 and Chicago 68. Thursday results include St Louis beating San Francisco 9 2 and Houston defeating Atlanta 5 4 in 10 innings.
In the Pacific Coast League Phoenix beat Indianapolis 7 to 2 while Tulsa defeated San Diego 8 to 3 and Oklahoma City topped Denver 6 to 5. Spokane won 6 to 3 over Tacoma as Seattle fell 2 to 1 to Vancouver. Buffalo shutout Syracuse 4–0 in the International League, and Toronto and Rochester played to a 2–2 draw as Columbus beat Richmond 3–1, Jacksonville 2–1 over Toledo 3–1 in 1st game 15 innings. A note mentions independent research groups in the U.S. coordinating work from a single professor in a college lab to fund organizations such as the Mellen Institute in Pittsburgh.
Baseball Commissioner William Eckert said he will gather data and consider action after receiving a request from the Major League Players Association for a hearing on the Kansas City Athletics dispute with owner Charles O. Finley. The case followed the firing of manager Alvin Dark and the release of first baseman Ken Harrelson as Finley clashed with players. Fans greeted the team in Kansas City amid signs backing players and criticizing Finley after a series of suspensions and reinstatements.
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