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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1960

Page

6

Pirates Rally Behind Stuart Three Home Runs In Split Doubleheader

Dick Stuart slugged three homers and drove in seven as the Pirates outslugged the Giants 11-6 to salvage a split with San Francisco. Willie Mays homered twice in the opener as the Giants lost 11-0 in the first game. The Pirates extended their NL lead to three games.

ED Wilks Associated Press Ralph Kiner Pitts Forbes Field Ter Kiner Korner Dick Stuart Bome Bucs San Francisco Jack Sanford Giants Pirates Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles Dodgers St. Louis Philadelphia Phils Bob Friend Mays Joe Gibbons Cubs Lew Burdette Maury Wills Dodgers Jim Owens Charlie Neal Ed Roebuck

Orioles Need Torrid July Pace To Narrow Yankees Lead

Orioles win 9 1 over Indians as Brown limits them to six hits and Gentile belts two homers driving in five. Yankees erupt with five homers in 16 2 victory over Kansas City as Mantle and Maris reach milestones. White Sox beat Washington while Boston over Detroit 11 7. Williams hits 505th.

Associated Press Skinny Brown Jim Gentile Orioles Baltimore New York Yankees Yanks Cleveland Brown Gentile Birds Kansas City Bill Skowron Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Chicago White Sox Washington Yive Boston Detroit Ing Ted Bowsfield al Smith Joe Ginsberg Tex Clevenger Russ Kemmerer Don Buddin Red Wilson Tiger Paul Foytack Rocky Colavito Eddie Yost Ted Williams Red Sox Tom Sturdivant

Baseball Scores and Standings from The Associated Press

The American League standings show New York leading with 40 wins and 6 15 games ahead, followed by Baltimore and Cleveland in pursuit. Results from Thursday include New York 10 Kansas City 3 and Boston 11 Detroit 7, with Chicago 4 Washington 2 lasting 10 innings. Upcoming matchups list Detroit at New York and Chicago at Baltimore among others, with several doubleheaders and interleague style pairings noted.

Associated Press W. L. Pet. G.B. Wew York Altimore I's Cleveland Chicago Detroit Washington New York Baltimore Kansas City Boston

Humboldt and First Baptist share top after tied final round

Humboldt shut out EUB No 2 4 0 in the final round of play to seize a share of first with First Baptist in the league standings. St Patrick's led early but trailed 7 3 as Humboldt scored in the first three innings on four hits. The Christians opened the second round with a 12 7 win over St Patrick's.

Humboldt EUB No. 2 First Baptist Christians St. Patrick's EUB Seager Heard Perez Vanhooser Stevens Uden Godinez Haney Thayer Stark Savenburg

Pioneer Edges Wilsons in Pee Wee League Thriller

Pioneer squeezes by Wilson's 7 to 6 in a close Pee Wee contest last night to move within one game of the league leader. Benson homered for B and H Market, while David Holloway and James Lawson shared Pioneer pitching and catching duties. Wilson's hitters Greg Barnard and Mark Childers also pitched, with Ricky Henderson and Danny Allen handling the catches.

Pioneer Wilson's Clothiers Wilson David Holloway James Lawson Greg Barnard Mark Childers Wilson's Ricky Henderson Danny Allen David Benson B & H Market and Mungers Wilsons

Kansas City Athletics Sale Sought By City Investors

A Chicago bid to buy the Kansas City Athletics from Arnold Johnson's estate will be led by Kansas City investors. Co chairs J W Putsch and Ernest Mehl say nine individuals would invest 200000 each, aiming for a group of up to 10. Other groups from Houston Minneapolis Trenton and Dallas show interest. Johnson estate and minority holders planned to sell 52 percent in a single block.

Kansas City CAP Kansas City Athletics Arnold Johnson Chicago Chamber of Commerce J. W. Putsch Ernest Mehl Mehl The Kansas City Star Athletics Johnson Philadelphia Houston Minneapolis Trenton N. J Dallas Ed Wollers

Self Service Tops American Legion in Teener League

Self Service defeated the American Legion 14 to 4 to seize a temporary lead in the senior division. Nine runs for Self Service came in the last two innings after a tight start. Richard Thompson and Stan Tier earned the win. Junior Marsh and Doug Ivins pitched for the Legion with Jimmy Harris catching.

Self Service Grocery American Legion Self Service Richard Thompson Stan Tier Junior Marsh Doug Ivins Jimmy Harris

A's Sign Pitcher From Lyndhurst and Assign Him to Albuquerque

The Kansas City Athletics signed 18 year old pitcher Joseph R. Tita from Lyndhurst New Jersey and Delaware University. He was assigned to Albuquerque New Mexico in the Sooner League. The 185 pound right-hander played for Lyndhurst High.

Kansas City Kansas City Athletics Lyndhurst N J Albuquerque N. M Joseph R. Tita Lyndhurst High Delaware University

Good Fishing Area Prospect in Kansas Lakes and Streams

Night anglers report best luck after a week of heat across Kansas lakes and streams. The weekly fishing report notes widespread fair to good fishing with channels, bass, crappie and other species showing in several reservoirs and rivers including Toronto, Fall River, Neosho County Lake, Lake Bluestem, Lake El Dorado, Butler and Cowley County lakes, Montgomery and Wilson County lakes, Southeast Kansas Strip Pits, Lower Neosho River, Cottonwood River, Elk and Walnut Rivers, and Spring River. Strongest bites noted for black bass, channels, flatheads, and crappie.

Toronto Fall River Neosho County Lake Bluestem Lake el Dorado Butler County Cowley County Montgomery County Wilson County Kansas Neosho Cottonwood Elk Walnut Spring

Detroit fighters clash as Hank stops Zalazar in bout

In Detroit Henry Hank knocked out Victor Zalazar of Buenos Aires in round four. George Moore of Detroit won on points over Wayne Bethea of New York. Ronny Cohen from New Rochelle outpointed Billy in a separate decision reference.

Associated Press Detroit Henry Hank Victor Zalazar Buenos Aires George (King) Moore Wayne Bethea New York Ronny Cohen New Rochelle N.Y Billy

Welterweights Shine in Flamio Boxing Cards

In Flamio New York Welterweights Cruz of Los Angeles defeats Sota in eight rounds. Ben son from Philadelphia outpoints Washington in Philadelphia eight rounds. Sota, Cruz, Ben son, and Washington are named among the bouts with listed weights and locations.

Flamio New York Los Angeles Jose Luis Cruz Michoacan Mexico Fernando Sota Oakland Calif Philadelphia Choo Choo Benson Joe Washington

No Way Cleaners Extend Seventh Straight Win

No Way Cleaners defeated Potter's Hatchery 16 to 3 to stay undefeated in Beginner's League play. Pitchers Doug Barnow and Larry Bearnhart earned the win, with Rocky Carter and Joe Vaughn catching.

No Way Cleaners Potter's Hatchery Doug Barnow Larry Bearnhart Rocky Carter Joe Vaughn Ricky Winn Jeff Peterson Steve Almond Koch Brothers Furniture Nation's Cleaners

Minor League two team race continues with makeup wins

The JayCees beat Orley’s Cafe 11 to 8 as seven runs in the third inning sealed the win. Santa Fe edged Evans Music 12 to 10 after 16 hits by Santa Fe against Evans pitching. Gary Leroy and Burghart homered for the losers while Sandy Rush homered for Santa Fe. Five makeup games remain in the schedule.

JayCees Santa Fe Orley’s Cafe Evans Music Orley’s Dan Dietrich Pete Martin Edwin Ladd Wilson Darrell Storck Gary Leroy Burghart Evans Gardner Bruce Oliver Billy Gaudern Holcomb Mike de la Torre Lynn Ranabargar Harmon Sandy Rush

Minor League Play Resume Before July 7

Play resumes in the minor leagues as teams face July 7 action. The score line shows JayCees 31 7 000 Orleys 231 011 Santa Fe Empl 032 511 Evan's Music 232 021 1 12 10.

JayCees Orley 'S Santa Fe

Wilcox filling station opens near Erie on US 59

The Wilcox filling station at the St. Paul junction four miles south of Erie held its formal opening today after Clyde Wilcox purchased two acres of land. Local social notes record a Hi-Lo Club dessert-bridge party with prizes and members and guests in attendance.

Wilcox US 59 Erie St. Paul Clyde Wilcox Marion Richey Richard Salb Earl Miller Pershing Brady Clark Fleming Roger Kensinger Fleming Everett Shrum Ted Kyle Brady Don E. Wells Lynn Pat Shaw Sidney Linscott William & Mary College Williamsburg Pat Stuart Hall Staunton

Funeral of Mrs. Defla Bennett at Chanute Tribune

Funeral services for Mrs. Defla Bennett were held at First Christian Church with burial in Mec Cune. The Pierce Funeral Home handled arrangements. Relatives include Lester Bennett of Annaheim California Margaret Railsback of Vancouver Washington and the Bennett family of Inglewood Colorado.

Defla Bennett Chanute Susan Kansas City Snodgrass Kansas University Medical Center Dale Mullen Debra Sharman Bruce Joretta Russell William Baker Billings Mont Gale Mullen

Severe storms strike multiple towns causing damage

A hailstorm in Troy shattered many windows with no injuries reported. A small twister hit Florence Massachusetts, toppling wires in the business district. Hail damaged apples in Maine while showers affected the Ohio Valley, western Lower Great Lakes and south Florida in the early hours.

Troy Florence Mass Maine Ohio Valley Lower Great Lakes Florida

Classified Advertising Rates and Rules Overview

Classified rates are listed per day and per word with a minimum ad size of ten words and special conditions for one day eight word minimum. Reduced multi day discounts apply for consecutive days and same day payment. blind ads incur a 75 cent extra. Contract rates, deadlines, and error notification procedures are outlined for Tribune submissions.

Sam Tribune Erea

Storms Sweep Midwest Raking Property and Flood Threats

Heavy storms hit the Midwest with torrential rain across Missouri and Kansas. In St Louis area damage from a prior storm was estimated at 32 to 40 million dollars as 1.5 inches fell in six hours. Kirksville and Columbia saw similar rain totals while rivers remained near flood stage. Tornadic winds damaged a farm near Bendena Kansas and knocked down utility lines.

Missouri Valley St. Louis Columbia Kirksville Bendena Kan

Attend the Bit and Spur Club Covered Dish Dinner

Community notice invites residents to a covered dish dinner at the Bit and Spur Club on Thursday at 6 30 p m at Club Ground. Includes details about a rummage sale on Thursday Friday and Saturday and local fireworks sales at multiple vendors. A trespass warning on Kaney Klingner land is noted with legal action mentioned.

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