Greater Chanute Chamber Tourney pairings announced
The eighth annual Greater Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce golf tournament returns two days at Safari Public Golf Course and Chanute Country Club. 161 players remain in 16 championship flight entries with Kent Notestine defending.
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Kent Notestine
S. Evergreen
Safari
Chanute Country Club
Ladies Day Golf Draws 23 Participants At Country Club
Ruth Wood reports 23 women played the Country Club Ladies Day low net. Norma Powell and June Sutcliffe led with 71s, Ann Johnson 72, Evelyn Kelly and Dorothy Wood 73s, with others on 75 or 77. The club will host an 18 hole tourney next Tuesday with 9 am tee off and detailed tee times listed.
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Country Club
Ruth Wood
June Sutcliffe
Norma Powell
Ann Johnson
Evelyn Kelly
Dorothy Wood
Sandra Dodd
Linda Whyte
Donna Ashley
Wood
Country Club Ladies
Church league softball results at Santa Fe Park
Tuesday action across church league games saw Otterbein Methodist Presbyterian and Dairy Queen win as First Christian finally broke through with an 11-6 victory over Nazarene. Other notable results included DQ’s 10-6 win over Kustom and OCAW’s 11-1 after a five run fourth inning.
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Dairy Queen
O.C.A.W
Santa Fe Park
Kustom
Kenneth Reed
Chris Crepinsek
Reed
Rex Craft
Scott Goodevan
Tim Wimsett
Dewey
Monty Bailey
Phil Haight
Doug Tucker
Joe Rongish
Jeff Hutton
Jeff Fehr
First Christian
Church League
First Baptist
Presbyterian
Westview Baptist
Westview
Otterbein
Nazarene
Otterbein Methodist
Ginger’s
Pizza Hut
Home Savings
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rolco
Naff Ace Hardware tops D's Donuts in tight Rookie League game
Naff Ace Hardware erased an 8-6 deficit with four runs in the fifth to beat D's Donuts 10-8. John Stewart, Keith Manbeck and Thad Busse pitched the win with Busse and Phil Crepinsek homering. Santa Fe edged Koch Furniture 13-12 as Paul Carter and Kelly Baughn won on the mound and Carter and Reuben Borjas homered.
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Naff
Koch Furniture
Santa Fe
Paul Carter
Kelly Baughn
Carter
Reuben Borjas
John Shields
Scott Marsh
Yates Center Speedway heats crown winners in Friday action
Danny Walker in car 6 won the street stock first heat with Leon Joy second and Butch Lytle third. Dwight Schroeder led the second heat with Danny Salmon second and Ace Schreer third. In the 20 lap main event Schroeder finished first ahead of Lytle and Joy. A car fire sidelined Robert Bowen before he could start. Lonnie Smith won the semi-late first heat. Carl Humble second heat winner. Shockey claimed the semi-late dash. Mrs Tom Splechter won the ladies powder puff race. Steve Titus posted two wins in rent-a-stock events. The night also featured a penny toss and intermission ride-for-kids card next Friday at 8 p.m.
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Yates Center
Danny Walker
Leon Joy
Butch Lytle
Dwight Schroeder
Danny Salmon
Ace Schreer
Schroeder
Lytle
Joy
Robert Bowen
Lonnie Smith
Dane Schockey
Walt Bray
Carl Humble
Dan Hobbins
Lee Bob Harvey
Harvey
Wichita
Doc Lamb
Shockey
Tom Splechter
Steve Titus
Virgil
Baseball Leaders Look to New Heights in 1970s Seasons
National League top hitters include Schmidt 24, Foster 23, Garvey 22, Burroughs 21, Bench and Winfield 18. American League leaders feature Scott 23, Rice 23, Zisk 18, Yastrzemski 18, Nettles 18. RBIs led by Garvey 76, Foster 74, Cey 71. Pitching shows Reuschel 112? Carlton 114, Sutton 104 in NL. Tanana 12-5, Ryan 17-9, May 10-7, Colborn 10-8 in AL.
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Phil
Foster
Cin
Garvey
Burroughs
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Winfield
Scott
Bos
Rice
Zisk
Chi
Hisle
Minn
Yastrzemski
Thompson
Det
Nettles
Ru. Jones
Sea
Cey
Hisse
Munson
Carew
R. Reuschel
Carlton
Sutton
Rhoden
Forsch
St.l
Tanana
Cal
Ryan
R. May
Balt
Colborn
Palmer
Royals return home after 6-4 win over Rangers
Kansas City beat Texas 6-4 to complete a 9-3 road trip, boosting its record to six games over .500. Frank White hit a solo homer while Al Cowens and Hal McRae added two-run shots as Whitey Herzog praised the club’s hot finish.
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Texas Rangers
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Rangers
Kansas City
Whitey Herzog
Frank White
al Cowens
Hal McRae
Texas
Herzog
Brad Corbett
Bert Blyleven
Billy Hunter
Hunter
Corbett
Brett to have elbow wrap removed to test return
Kansas City Royals star third baseman George Brett expects to have his infected left elbow wrapped area untaped today to decide if he can play against the Milwaukee Brewers. Brett has been hospitalized since Friday after injuring his elbow sliding into second against the Angels. If doctor approves, he will take batting practice and determine his lineup status.
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UPI
George Brett
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Brett
California Angels
St. Luke's Hospital
Paul Meyer
Brewers
Nicklaus favorite leads British Open betting at Turnberry
Nicklaus the three million dollar man tops early betting for the 106th British Open at Turnberry led by Americans Tom Watson and Tom Weiskopf. Heavy wagering on Watson noted as the field of 106 players gathers for the tournament.
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Scotland
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Nicklaus
Ladbrokes
Tom Watson
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Hubie Green
Ben Crenshaw
Hale Irwin
Ailsa Links
Watson
Weiskopf
Miller
Stanford University Psychology
Kansas City
Chicago and Seattle square off in late-season tilt
Results from Tuesday show Montreal defeating Chicago 9-8 and Cincinnati beating Atlanta 9-3 while St. Louis edged Pittsburgh 7-3 and Philadelphia routed New York 12-1. Today's schedule lists Montreal Norman at Chicago Bonham and multiple matinee and evening games across the league.
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Richard
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Detroit 5, 12 Iuns. 2Nd New York
Roberts
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Brett
D. Johnson
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Hassler
Medich
Alexander
Byrd
Tiant
Pittsburgh Montreal
Blue dominates two leagues in girls softball roundup
Blue won both Ponytail and Shortstop League games Tuesday. They crushed Red 16-6 behind Marcia Dunlap with a Mary Fairchild triple. Blue then edged Purple 13-11 to raise its record to 2-4, with Carolyn Carter and Kit Leroy pitching and DeEtta Gibson along with Sherry Read catching for Purple.
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Red
Marcia Dunlap
Mary Fairchild
Debbie Vogel
Purple
Carolyn Carter
Kit Leroy
DeEtta Gibson
Sherry Read
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