Chanute Oilers Ready for State Softball Tourney
Chanute Oilers head to Great Bend for the Men's Kansas Amateur Softball Tournament with a 33 7 record. Gary McKenzie leads the roster as sponsor support begins and several players travel by varying schedules to compete in a double elimination event through next Monday.
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Topeka Van-T Chevrolet
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Twins Soar On Killebrew Absence In Seven-Game Lead
Harm on Killebrew elbow left him out since Aug. 2 yet the Twins hold a seven game AL lead after an 11 inning 3 2 win over Detroit. Worthington and Klippstein shut out the Tigers over five relief innings as Minnesota rebounded from Pascuals injury and a tough stretch.
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Yogi Berra Emerging as Mets Manager Prospect
The New York Mets may hire Yogi Berra as manager for 1966 after Casey Stengel's resignation. Wes Westrum could return as interim manager, with Berra likely to take the helm if not. Stengel, injured since July, announced his retirement with Dr. La Motte noting the risk of returning.
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Dawn Fox Hunt Leads to Early Morning Laughs
In Bowling Green Kentucky Circuit Judge Robert Coleman and companions spent the night fox hunting. On the way back they encountered several men out fishing. The judge joked about anyone rising so early to fish.
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Draft Boss Warns Married Men May Be Drafted
San Francisco AP reports Lt. Gen. Lewis Hershey says men who married to avoid the draft may still be called up when single 19 year olds quotas run short. He cautions boards to scrutinize those who wed seeking deferments and notes possible exams or class-based conscription.
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Bills Would Permit Sale of Warships
Washington AP reports the House passed bills to permit sale or loan of 21 mothballed U.S. warships to 10 friendly countries. Navy estimates activation cost at 75 million to 117 million dollars, largely funded by foreign aid.
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Blue Cross Property Tax Roll Conflicts Highlighted
Shawnee County assessor John Towle placed Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield property on the county tax rolls at 126010 dollars, citing constitutional limits for tax exemptions while noting a belief the statute declaring the charity status is unconstitutional. Last week Menninger Foundation property was also added to the tax rolls.
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Bill Austin Named Rams Offensive Line Coach
Bill Austin was appointed as the Los Angeles Rams offensive line coach. The report notes his past as a Oregon State player and his notable early start at age sixteen.
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Supreme Court to Hear Private Club Law Challenge
Kansas Supreme Court will hear a two county challenge to the state’s new private club control law during its November session. The case comes on appeal from Sedgwick County District Court where the law was ruled constitutional, while lower jurisdictions have had varying rulings.
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Palmer Moves Into Golden Golf Circle
Arnold Palmer, after winning $12,000 at the American Golf Classic, rises to the top 10 in the tour standings. Jack Nicklaus leads with $138,633, having won four of 19 events, while Tony Lema trails with $108,269 in official and unofficial earnings. Palmer sits ninth with $79,219 overall.
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Red Chinese Talks Will Continue Through Warsaw Ambassadors
U S officials say periodic talks with the Red Chinese via ambassadors in Warsaw will continue despite a change in Washington's Warsaw envoy. President Johnson named John A. Gronouski to replace Ambassador John Moors Cabot, but the switch will not affect scheduled discussions, press spokesman Robert J. McCloskey said.
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Kansas law governs private clubs licensed by state
A brief note describes the 1965 Legislature enacting a statute to license and regulate private clubs, following a recent growth in Kansas recreational activities and the role of the Wyan dotte County District Court in subsequent rulings.
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Kansas
Baseball scores across leagues with varied outcomes
In the International League Syracuse beat Toronto 3 to 2 while Atlanta defeated Columbus 7 to 2 and Rochester topped Buffalo 4 to 1. Toledo and Jacksonville played to a 4 3 result in seven innings with a rain delay in the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis routed Salt Lake 8 to 1 and Vancouver downed Tacoma 3 to 2. Seattle defeated Hawaii 6 to 4 while Arkansas and Oklahoma City went 13 innings before a 4 3 finish. Denver edged San Diego 7 to 6. Only games scheduled.
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