Athletic Trainer Links Ghetto Play to Black Athletic Dominance
Fort Hays State athletic trainer Doug Sebold, at a National Trainers Association Convention, argues that black athletes outperform whites due to sociological factors and intense practice. He cites urban upbringing, daily play, and limited avenues beyond sports as driving forces, and suggests white athletes can compete with equal effort given educational and environmental opportunities.
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Russ Cravens
Lew Alcindor
Vida Blue
Doug Sebold
Fort Hays State
National Athletic Trainers Association
Sebold
Washington, D. C
Humboldt and Neodesha Win Chanute Legion Fourth of July Tourney Opener
Humboldt defeated Chanute 4 1 as Gary Leonard pitched a three hitter and Chanute stranded runners with key plays in City Park. Neodesha exploded for 12 6 over Burlington aided by Willie Troutman two singles and a triple and Rick Hughes three hits in five innings.
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Humboldt
Neodesha
Chanute American Legion
City Park
Gary Leonard
Chanute
David Peter
Burlington
Willie Troutman
Kent Carpenter
Gary Bryant
Hughes
John Olson
Boyce
Herb Swender
American Legion
Boyces
Troutman
Humboldt Wiles
Obi Hughes
Ron Stanley
Carpenter
Randy Stanley
White
Bruenger
Olson
P Miller
Newland
Rf Wood
van Matre
Ef Flores
Bryant
Leonard P Schultz
Pasley
Munch
Chanute Beyer
Gates
Decker
Sewart
Rf Crouch
Peter P Ziegler
P Hendrix
Dornes
Tucker
Knapp
Godinez
Ib Morrison
Quirin
Lewis
Oriiz
Serrato
Barr
Holloway
Alonzo
Hudson
Muninger
Humboldt Ovo Hughes Chanute
Bryant Leonard
Lewis Peter
Ziegler
Tigers claim second win over Hustlers in Senior softball
In Friday Senior Division play the Tigers beat the Hustlers 11-5 to improve to 10-1. Karen Childers hit two home runs while Sara Esch pitched the win and Susan Parks caught.
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Tigers
Hustlers
Karen Childers
Sara Esch
Susan Parks
Julie McDonald
Marguerite Robertson
Bombers
Rascals
Fighters
Scrappers
Greens
Lori Sigler
Dawna
Orley's Rally Wins 6-5 to Stay Undefeated in VFW Majors
Orley's rode a five run fifth to topple Bank of Commerce 6-5 as Darrell Honas homered and, with Mark Haight, pitched a four hitter. The win keeps Orley's at 8-0 while Bank of Commerce drops with a 5-1 lead erased. In other action First National Bank crushed Ash Grove 18-7 behind solid pitching from Clifford and Stanley.
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Orley
Bank of Commerce
VFW
Darrell Honas
Mark Haight
Honas
Harry Salzwedel
First National Bank
Ash Grove
Danny Clifford
Paul Stanley
Mark Tucker
Brian Fairchild
Doug Hale
Fairchild
Tim Booe
No-Hitter By Everly In Santa Fe Park Softball
Everly pitched a no hitter for Kustom Electronics against United Brethren in Chanute Church Softball League at Santa Fe Park. UB collected three hits off Max Grogan but five UB misplays and timely Kustom hitting produced a 5-0 win with two homers among the three hits. Earlier Porter beat Iola 8-7 behind Dave Fehr who allowed eight hits in a complete game.
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Don Everly
Kustom Electronics
United Brethren In Chanute
Santa Fe Park
Kustom
Max Grogan
Dave Fehr
Porter
Iola
Tom Turner
Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Instruction urging readers to call their Tribune carrier at 431 3400 if the delivery is missing, with a 5 30 p m note.
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Tribune
Dia
Major league standings Saturday games list
Baseball standings and schedules across multiple games with pitchers' records listed for each team. Matchups include Washington at Boston, Chicago at Kansas City, Oakland at California, New York at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Chicago, St. Louis at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Montreal, Cincinnati at Houston, and Los Angeles at San Diego with night starts and win loss indicators.
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Brown
Cleveland
Foster
Baltimore
Dobson
Detroit
Cain
Minnesota
Blyleven
Milwaukee
Lopez
New York
Peterson
Boston
Tiant
Chicago
Bradley
Kansas City
Hedland
Oakland
California
Wright
Philadelphia
Lersch
Montreal
Morton
Cincinnati
Grimsley
Houston
Forsch
Los Angeles
Downing
San Diego
Roberts
Pet. G.B
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadel. Wash
Francisco
Atlanta
Nash
New
Gibson on Beam Brings 7-2 Win Over Giants
Bob Gibson pitched a four hitter to end a four game skid as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 7-2 without Willie Mays Willie McCovey and Dick Dietz. Matty Alou and Jose Cruz homered and Gibson improved to 5 7 while the Giants saw their NL West lead shrink to 5 1/2 games.
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Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Dick Dietz
Giants
Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Gaylord Perry
Matty Alou
Jose Cruz
Steve Stone
Los Angeles
White Sox edge Royals on error in seventh inning
In Kansas City, the Chicago White Sox beat the Royals 2-1 after a seventh inning error by Kansas City as Bob Knoop overthrew to second on a grounder, tying the game and setting up May’s scoring run. Fred Patek took blame for glimpsing away from the ball.
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Son
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Alou
Cruz
White Sox
Royals
Kansas City
Fred Patek
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Rick Reichardt
Carlos May
Chicago
Tom Egan
Bobby Knoop
Patek
Knoop
Riehardt
Butler
Mike Andrews
May
Oakland Athletics
Yankin Wimbledon Bid
Stan Smith from Pasadena faced John Newcombe of Australia in a bid to return the Wimbledon title to America after eight years. McKinley last won in 1963 and Denis Ralston reached the final in 1966. Smith is on Army leave to help defend the Davis Cup next October.
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Wimbledon
England
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
John Newcombe
Australia
America
Chuck McKinley
Denis Ralston
Manuel Santana
Spain
Smith
U.S. Army
United States
Buckner shines as Dodgers beat Padres 9 to 2
Bill Buckner of the Dodgers slugged a homer and three singles driving in five runs in a 9-2 victory over San Diego. Rich Clark of the Angels outpitched John Odom with a two hitter as California edged Oakland 1-0.
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Associated Press
Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Diego
Rich Clark
Angels
John Odom
California
Oakland
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