Callison Delivers NL Victory In All Star Showdown
In New York, Johnny Callison of the Philadelphia Phillies capped the National League’s 74 victory by hitting the decisive home run off Dick Radatz in the bottom of the ninth with two on and two out. Willie Mays sparked the field, while Billy Williams and Ken Boyer homered. Callison, a late addition chosen by Walter Alston, had entered in the fifth after Jim Bunning, and Lopez rued trading Callison years earlier.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
Billy Williams
Ken Boyer
Jim Bunning
Juan Marichal
Johnny Callison
Callison
Walter Alston
Dick Radatz
Shea Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Alston
Johnny
Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Phillies
Gene Freese
Philadelphia
Radatz
Boston
New York Yankees
Phillie
Jim
Gene Mauch
Legion Wins 9-5 Over Neodesha
Chanute American Legion beat Neodesha 9-5 as Wayne Washburn earned the win in his first mound start. Chanute led 3-0 in the first, stretched to 7-5 in the fifth, then added two more in the sixth. Richard Edwards finished after a rough fifth for Neodesha, which had six hits. Chanute totaled 11 hits led by Richman, Washburn, Riggle, Benson, and De La Torre. The win improves Chanute to 16-8. next games at Pittsburg and vs Ottawa.
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Wayne Washburn
Chanute American Legion
Neodesha
Washburn
Richard Edwards
Chanute
Riggle
Benson
Smith
Tony de la Torre
Swan
Richman
de la Torre
Edwards
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Blue Jays win 14 4 in SEK softball tournament first round
The Chanute Blue Jays beat Columbus 14 to 4 in six innings under the ten run rule in the SEK Women’s Softball League. Charlene Bailey earned the win with Nellie June Beals catching, while Barbara Hurst took the loss for Columbus with Linda Thielot behind the plate. Parsons Jets defeated Cherryvale 21 to 13 in the other game.
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ST. Paul
Chanute Blue Jays
Columbus
Charlene Bailey
Chanute
Nellie June Beals
Barbara Hurst
Linda Thielet
Parsons Jets
Cherryvale
Parsons Parkons
Parsons Queen
Erie
Blue Jays
Jets
All Star Game Facts From Shea Stadium
Facts and figures from the All Star baseball game at Shea Stadium. National League won 7, American League 4. Attendance 50 850. Net receipts 255 506 dollars. Radio television receipts 250 000 dollars. Gate and radio-television receipts split 95 percent to player pension fund and 5 percent to major league central fund.
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New York
Shea Stadium
Player Pension Fund
Central Fund
Chanute Golfers Enter Kansas Junior Amateur Tour
Chanute entrants in the Kansas Junior Amateur Golf Tournament at Wellington begin Thursday morning. Named players include Robert and Ken Malson, Steve Allen, Randy Bauer, Jeff and Larry Leverenz, and Brack Treloggen. Ages range from 11 to 17 with several family members planning to attend.
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Chanute
Kansas
Wellington
Robert
Ken Malson
Steve Allen
Randy Bauer
Jeff
Larry Leverenz
Brack Treloggen
Gaylord Bauer
Cole Leverenz
Gail Malson
Robert Allen
U S Women Open field led by Mills Wright in San Diego
In San Diego at the par 73 6470 yard course of the San Diego Country Club almost 60 women compete in the 12th annual United States Women's Open Golf Championship led by defending champion Mary Mills and three time winner Mickey Wright. Wright, a Dallas resident and hometown product, has played the course hundreds of times while Mills hails from Gulf Hills Mississippi and won the title at Cincinnati's Kenwood Club.
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San Diego
Calif
Mary Mills
Mickey Wright
San Diego Country Club
Miss Wright
Mickey
Dallas
Bantam Bowling Scores Show Individual Highs
In the Bantams league results, team numbers appear with high scores and top bowlers. D. McLaren tops with highs of 95 and 154, while D. Maring posts 112 and 219 for Team No. 1 and 7 respectively. Other standout totals include R. Stevenson 109 and 165, C. Heaton 105 and 162, N. Allen 116 and 213, and E. Morgan 102 and 200 across teams 5, 6, and 4.
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Ses
Éeastas
Ae Ceecee Lae
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Eau Dene
Ences
D. McLaren
D. Maring
S Maring
R. Stevenson
D. Bilibe
R. Phillips
C. Heaton
J. Wiles
N. Allen
E. Morgan
Lutherans, Christians Split Softball Night Results
In a church league week, Knights of Columbus tied for first after a 9-7 win over the Lutherans, then dropped a 9-7 defeat to the Lutherans. Christians crushed the Methodists 28-5 as Bob Phillips and Lyle Rutter starred for the winners.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's
Methodists
Charley Wallace
Jim Dillon
Jack Haight
Gerald Burghart
Knights
Lutherans
Christians
Bob Phillips
Lyle Rutter
Roy Marts
Jim Hison
Carl Uden
Dick French defeats Willy James in New Bedford bout
In New Bedford Massachusetts Dick French 148 outpoints Willy James 150 in a lightweight contest billed by The Associated Press. French earned a decision over James in a brisk 10 round encounter. James fought well but could not overturn the judges scorecards.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Dick French
Providence
Willy
Cadillac) James
Claim Adjusting School Seeks 60 in Kansas 1964
Est 60 men needed in Kansas for 1964. Prepare now to investigate all types of insurance claims. Adjusters needed in every state. Work for large companies or open your own office. No selling of any kind. Cars furnished, expenses paid. We train you at home in your spare time. Excellent placement assistance. For personal interview, write Claim Adjusting School, 1466 So. Federal, Denver, Colorado 80219.
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Federal
Denver
Colorado
Two Big Questions As Big Leagues Resume Play
Hal Bock outlines pennant questions as MLB resumes after the All Star break. Phillies seek NL crown with Mauch guiding a tenacious staff and Callison supplying offense. In the AL, Orioles and White Sox chase the Yankees, with Powell power and White Sox resilience shaping the race.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Major League Baseball
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Sears and Roebuck edge Koch Bros in Rookie League action
Sears and Roebuck wins 16-3 over Koch Bros Furniture to seize sole first place in the Rookie League. Steve Speadley pitched the complete game for Sears while Rodney Thummel added a homer. Santa Fe Employees defeated Chanute Lumber 15-10 in a separate Rookie League game. Nation Cleaners routed NuWay Cleaners 16-5 to move into a second-place tie at 4-2. Jeff Barnett earned the win with six strikeouts.
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Sears and Roebuck
Koch Bros. Furniture
Sole
Steve Speadiey
David Noland
Rodney Thummel
Tim Allen
Martin Savedra
Mike Rutter
Mickey Ratliff
Gary Splane
Joe Ward
Savedra
Rutter
Allen
Koch Bros
Santa Fe
Chanute Lumber
Lester Seamster
Steven Edwards
Craig Harris
Kim Childers
DeWayne Smoot
Harris
Nation Cleaners
NuWay Cleaners
No Way Cleaners
Jeff Barnett
Darrell Baughn
Wesley Wilson
Jerry Ward
Barnett
Wesley
Injured Man Found In Bed of Creek
Arthur Cornwell, 54, of Kansas City Kansas, was found in a creek bed after slipping down an embankment along Turkey Creek near Seventh Street Trafficway. He spent about 16 hours immobile before cries attracted help and was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center for treatment and observation.
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Kansas City
Kan
Arthur Cornwell
Cornwell
Turkey Creek
University of Kansas Medical Center
Optimists and Busy Bees win in high scoring games
Optimist Club blanked Han's Flowers 10-0 to stay first at 6-1 behind Dennis Gates. J C Winkler and Todd Jones homered for Optimists while Paul Godinez and Ronnie Rice toed the hill for Han's Flowers. Busy Bee Cafe beat B H Market 15-6 as Archie Jensen James McGuffey and Clifford Gahman homered. Larry Romine pitched for Busy Bee with David Kimble catching.
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Optimist Club
Han’s Flowers
Busy Bee Cafe
B&h Market
Dennis Gates
J. C. Winkler
Winkler
Todd Jones
Paul Godinez
Ronnie Rice
Han’s
James McGuffey
Han's Flowers
Naff Bolze Elks Tie Teener League With Wins
The Junior Teener League tightens atop as Elks beat American Legion 2-1 and Naff and Bolze top Fowler Transport 7-4. Elks improve to 6-3 with Kirkwood earning the win and Carter taking the loss after a one hitter effort by Legion. Naff and Bolze also move to 6-3, aided by six hits and seven errors by Fowler.
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American Legion
Bill Carter
Elks
Carter
Jim Benson
Bob McCready
Chris Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Vernon McGee
Naff
Bolze
Fowler
Jerry Russell
Darrell Brown
Jim Kirkland
Dean Chaney
Jack Wiggans
Mike de la Torre
John Cole
Fowler Transport
Insurance ad uses Geronimo image sparks postcard mockery
Gainesville ad by Earl C. May and his agency features an uncaptioned photo of Apache Chief Geronimo with a gun. A Jacksonville postcard replies mockingly that it wants some of that shotgun insurance, signed Davey Crockett.
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Gainesville, Fla
Earl C. May
Gainesville
Geronimo
Jacksonville
Davey Crockett
Wichita approves 1965 budget of 27 million dollars
Wichita city commissioners approved the 1965 budget totaling 27,191,633 dollars. The mill levy to finance the budget is 20.916 mills, or 20.92 dollars per thousand in assessed property valuation.
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Wichita City Commissioners
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