Maris hits 29th and 30th as Yankees win big
Roger Maris belts two homers to reach 29 and 30 in a 13-4 Yankees victory over Washington, pulling within one game of Detroit while Baltimore tops Detroit 6-3 on Jim Gentile’s grand slam. Mantle homers to No. 28. Mooses Skowron No. 17. Elston Howard No. 4.
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Elston Howard
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Mantle
Bud Daley
Luis Arroyo
Pete Burnside
Senators
Gentile
Twins
Phil Regan
Chuck Estrada
Chicago Driver Wins Grand Prix at Lake Garnett
Harry J. Heuer, 25, of Chicago, averaged nearly 86 mph to win the Lake Garnett Grand Prix for sports cars on a slick track. Heuer led Jack Hinkle of Wichita by a lap, despite a malfunctioning second gear, and lapped all others except Hinkle. The event drew about 30,000 spectators as two minor accidents occurred in other races.
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Charles Weaver
Denver
Robert Price
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Porsche
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D. B. Panhard
Forest Jones
Norman
Okla
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St. Louis
Clyde Hinkle Tops Summer Mixed League Bowling
Clyde Hinkle led the Sportsman's Bowl summer mixed leagues with a 662 series on games of 212 173 and 277 eleven strikes in the 277 frame while Dick Rose was second with 611 and 257. Tom Morarity 610 and Dale Cleaver 607 followed as Pat Gough led the women with 554. Team standings show Team 7 led by Gates Hinkle and others in first place. Humboldt vs Chanute game details and scorers included.
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Baseball scores and results from the weekend games
Baseball scores show New York 13 over Washington 4 and Cleveland 12 Boston 6. Kansas City 8 Minnesota 7 and Los Angeles 8 Chicago 3. Saturday Detroit 11 Baltimore 8 in 11 innings and Cleveland 7 Boston 3. Several NL results include Pittsburgh 7 9 San Francisco 6 0 and Chicago 10 St Louis 9.
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Boxing results from AP report across cities
Harold Johnson from Philadelphia outpointed Eddie Machen of Portland in a non title light heavyweight bout in Atlantic City. Veeranid Chareon Jmuang of Thailand stopped Kazuyoshi Amada of Japan in Tokyo. Pablo Lopez of New York outpointed Rafaelito Navarro of San Juan in San Juan.
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Atlantic City
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Tokyo
Veeranid Chareonjmuang
Thailand
Kazuyoshi Amada
Japan
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pablo Lopez
New York
Rafaelito Navarro
A's trade Covington to Phillies for Del Greco
Kansas City Athletics ship Wes Covington to the Philadelphia Phillies for outfielder Bobby Del Greco to bolster defense. Covington, 29, has played for multiple clubs and helped the Milwaukee Braves win NL pennants in 1957 and 1958 before knee trouble slowed him. Del Greco, 22, hit .259 in 41 games for the Phillies this season and is noted for defense.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Covington
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Braves
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Elks Edge Humboldt. Ed Lindblad Throws No Hitter
Chanute Elks defeat Humboldt 3 to 0 as Ed Lindblad pitches a no hitter with 13 strikeouts. A fifth inning walk and fielder's choice spoilt a perfect game bid. Bruce Benson homered for Chanute in the first inning.
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Ed Lindblad
Chanute Elks
Humboldt
Bruce Benson
Chanute
Consolidated Oil Extends Undefeated Run with 10-4 Win
Consolidated Oil defeated First National 10-4 in Major League play to push their undefeated streak to nine. Richard Edwards struck out nine for the win, while Danny Deitrich tripled with the bases loaded for the decisive blow. First National pitchers Robert Orr and Andy Werygint combined for five strikeouts.
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First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Ash Grove
First National
Danny Deitrich
Con Oil
Consolidated
Richard Edwards
Robert Orr
Andy Werygint
Wayne Benson
Fred Shockey
Raymond Cameron
Oliver
Raney
Cooper
Padilla
Dexter
Consolidated Sign
Two Place In AAU Weightlifting Champs From Chanute
Chanute representatives Steve Wells and John Willcott finished in the Missouri Valley AAU championships in Kansas City. Willcott placed third with 585 pounds total and Wells fifth with 490. Dziura of Kansas City won with 635, Wells and Willis Wells followed. The fire death toll cited concerns the 1871 Peshtigo blaze, wiping 17 towns and 1152 lives.
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Chanute
Steve Wells
John Willcott
Kansas City
Willcott
Wells
Mike Dziura
Kansas State University
Willis Wells
Peshtigo
Wis
Truck Seats Recovered At Tommy Anderson's Service Station
A local report states truck seats were recovered at Tommy Anderson's Service Station located at 101 S Central in He 10850. The incident details a theft recovery with no further charges listed.
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Tommy Anderson
Redlegs Lead NL By Two Games After Doubleheader Sweep
The Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader from the Milwaukee Braves 8-5 and 3-2 as Gordon Coleman and Frank Robinson homered. Chicago Cubs edged St Louis 10-9 aided by Richie Ashburn's eighth inning single. Drysdale and Shantz star as Dodgers and Pirates win.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Gordon Coleman
Warren Spahn
Frank Robinson
Braves
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
Bobby Shantz
Chicago Cubs
Richie Ashburn
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Coleman
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Eddie Mathews
Jim O'Toole
Chanute Blue Jeans topple Altamont in five innings
Chanute Blue Jeans defeated Altamont 17 to 6 in five innings at Highland Park under the 10-run rule. Pitchers Stella Holtman and Charlene Bailey were supported by Linda Rice behind the plate. Robbie Carlson, Daryl Barnaby, and Marilyn Sandage homered for Chanute, while Horn homered for Altamont, and Nancy Roberts took the loss with Janice Dexter catching in the girls game. The Blue Jeans travel to Erie tonight with Cherryvale visiting next Sunday for two games.
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Altamont
Highland Park
Stella Holtman
Charlene Bailey
Chanute
Linda Rice
Robbie Carlson
Daryl Barnaby
Blue Jean
Horn
Nancy Roberts
Janice Dexter
Marilyn Sandage
Blue Jeans
Erie
Cherryvale
Leavenworth Escapee Captured in Oklahoma
Ollie Melvin Williams, a 34 year old escapee from Leavenworth federal penitentiary, was arrested in Shawnee Oklahoma. FBI Special Agent Lee O Teague said Williams fled the prison last Friday and was found asleep concealed by clothing at a relative’s home. He was serving a four year sentence for interstate transportation of a motor vehicle.
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Ollie Melvin Williams
Leavenworth
Kas
Shawnee
FBI
Lee O. Teague
Williams
Teague
Elsmore Community Events and Area Guests
A long list of local residents and visitors from Elsmore Bourbon County Chanute and nearby towns spent weekends and weekdays with relatives and friends. Notables include Miss Leona Nelson patient at the state sanitarium and Debra Ludlum's birthday gathering. Several families joined picnics dinners and social visits across Humboldt Moran Moran and Topeka with multiple households noted.
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Roy Johnson
Amarylles
Allan
Harold Baker
Diane
Doug
Boomington
Charley Nelson
Fsther
Olive Larson
Lavenburg
Rinefelt
Chanute
Joe Beshoner
Party of Independence
Esther Ericson
Mathey
Colony
Madge Carlmichael
Earl
Elsmore High School
Lillie Ard
Cora Huss
Stark
Calvin Coday Sr
Allen County Hospital
Wallace Senstedt
Ted
Iver Senstedt
Willard Allen
Kimball
Wayne Romine
Arthur Ludlum
Gary, Shirley
Delores
Moran
Allen - Bourbon County Lake
Wallace Seasted
Stella Laver
Ray
Ervin Headley
Walter Headley
Humboldt
Cuban Plane Hijacked Flight to Miami Reported
An aerial hijacking over Cuba forced a pilot to divert to Miami. A militiaman aboard was shot and seriously wounded. Sixteen passengers were escorted into immigration at Miami International Airport, with three crew and passengers seeking to return to Havana while thirteen wished to stay in Miami. Newsmen were kept from speaking to passengers initially.
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Miami
Havana
Algeria bets on Sahara riches for economic future
Algerians see the Sahara as key to national growth with oil and gas profits fueling expansion. the desert holds other minerals like manganese diamonds nickel and copper that bolster the economy.
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Sahara
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