Ryun to Sit Out Rest of Year After AAU Setback
Jim Ryun, 22, announced he will not run this season, canceling a planned European trip after walking off the track four times this year. He said the decision may end his racing, preferring time at home with wife Anne to rebuild his desire and confidence.
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Shevlin Wins Narrow Bout In Hempstead Card
Steve Shevlin of New York edged Juan Ramos of Puerto Rico 149 1 4 to 149 2 in points. Wendell Newton from Bahamas defeated Bob Stallings of Freeport New York 2 0 4 to 6 in a six round bout.
Baseball Tonight's Legion action across Chanute city parks
Scores and matchups listed include Chanute A vs Parsons at City Park, Oil and Ash Grove games, Santa Fe Park hosts Minor League and Rookie League contests. Evening schedule shows IGA Church Softball Jaycees at 7:30 and Thayer vs St. Pat's at 9 15.
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Know It All Fishermen and Softball Setback at Chanute
An article contrasts the boastful fisherman with patient learners at dockside, then reports Chanute girls softball defeating St. Paul 15-12 in Saint Paul Monday night. Janice Burke and Becky Carter fueled the win. Lois Babcock and Barbara Culp pitched, with Culp hitting a three run homer in the second inning.
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Christian St Patrick's baseball game summary
Christian 0M 0030-3 St Patrick 02 0011-4 Christian-3 8 hits 1 er. St Patrick's 4 7 0. Savala Frederick Stark 5 00 0 0. Neodesha 8-6-3 Stark 6 7 4. Richwine Harding. Home runs Kennedy Page. Associated Press: Piniella Royals drives in winner on sac fly and homer in ninth to beat California. Osteen of Dodgers pitched six 1-3 hitless innings in 7-1 win over Astros.
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VFW Scores Jayhawk Ins 141170-1 Consolidated Oil 100111-4
VFW and Consolidated Oil split in a baseball card style box with VFW scoring 14 runs and Consolidated Oil 10. Jayhawk Insurance tally shows 14 runs on 7 hits while Consolidated Oil posts 4 runs on 3 hits.
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Mullaney Named Coach of Lakers
LA Lakers hire Joe Mullaney from Providence College to a three year contract around 40 000 a season. He replaces Bill van Breda Korff and will mold stars Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West Elgin Baylor into a championship team.
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Mets Blast Cardinals
The New York Mets defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 10 2 at Busch Stadium as the Cardinals suffer a fourth straight loss dropping six games below .500. Jerry Grote belted a three run homer during a six run first inning outburst. Jim McAndrews held the Cardinals to three hits while Vic Davallo struggled in his mound debut.
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Baseball Standings Monday's Results and Schedule Highlights
MLB results show New York 10 St Louis 2 and Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 4 leading a day of tallies. Tonight's twi night games feature Chicago at Montreal and Houston at Los Angeles with key pitchers listed for each matchup.
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Piniellas Homer Lifts Royals Over Angels 2-1
Lou Piniella delivered a two out ninth inning homer off Rudy May to lift Kansas City 2-1 over the California Angels. The blast came on a 3-2 pitch after a wind blowing in from left field. Moe Drabowsky earned his sixth win in 11 decisions with a perfect ninth.
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