Finley slams two-bit politicians in Milwuakee remarks
Oakland Athletics owner Charles Finley in Milwaukee criticized Kansas City politicians as two-bit while noting his team left KC for Oakland after a 5.5 million five year deal. He said KC crowds were weak despite strong KC fan support and praised Milwaukee crowds before a 2-0 loss to the White Sox.
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Chanute Junior Golfers Take Third in Fort Scott Meet
Chanute junior golfers place third in both 9 and 18 hole events in Fort Scott. Independence wins 18 holes 353 with Pittsburg second 393 and Chanute third 414. Medalists include Mark Heitz for boys and Kathy Webb for girls. Chanute nine hole team finishers and field players listed.
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Brenda Steele
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Scott Hube
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Nancy Crane
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Martha Johnson
Nancy Nelson
Robert Johnson
David Harris
Ed Abbuehl
David Cloke
Chris Abbuehl
Milinda McNeil
James Boys reach second round in Kansas Championship Tournament
James Boys advance to the 39th Kansas Championship in Wichita by beating Wichita Southwest Boys Club 9 to 1 to move into the winners bracket. They are slated to meet the Wichita John Weitzel Cowboys or Wichita Home Builders winner at 5 p.m. in the next round.
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James Boys
Wichita Southwest Boys Club
VFW Scores Major League First National Bank Game Notes
Baseball scores and player details from multiple leagues listed with team names, pitchers, catchers and home runs. District wheat show dates at Wichita and Garden City noted with event times and sample exhibits.
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Natonal Bank
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Brad Bright
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Steve Marts
Jeff Galemore
Mike Boaz
Larry Taylor
Orley’s Cafe
Ash Grove
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Chanute Legion A and B Baseball Tonight At City Park
American Legion games feature Chanute Legion A facing Parsons and Chanute Legion B vs Baxter Springs at City Park. Thayer State Bank meets Consolidated Oil, Jayhawk Insurance plays Bank of Commerce, Wells Clothiers duel Hem bree Tire, Busy Bee Cafe faces J C Penney Co. at Santa Fe Park. Santa Fe Employees clash with Montgomery IGA. St Pat’s vs Neodesha softball at 7:30, Thayer plays Nazarene Baptist at 9:15, Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
Line Weight and Test Matter for Fishing Gear
A guide explains why selecting the correct fishing line weight and test is crucial for casting and matching equipment. It notes anglers often overlook this, though the right line enhances performance and fish catching success.
Liberal Slated To Meet Dexter In Kan BCHN Tourney
Liberal and Dexter District meet in the National Baseball Congress tournament opener at Wichita with other games on the slate including Kansas City LC versus Topeka Bombers and Sunflower Packers against Kansas City Lobos. Emporia Colleges opens with a 7 2 win over Wichita Candlelighters. Wichita Royals crush Southwest Boys Club 16 0 as Steve Howard no hits the club through five innings. Halstead advances by forfeit from Bald win. The rest offers fishing line guidance on tackle choices and line types for bass lures and casting effectiveness.
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Sunflower Packers
Kansas City Lobos
Wichita Royals
Southwest Boys Club
Steve Howard
Royals
Halstead
Baldwin
Simpson Bills Still Can't Agree on Long Term Deal
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. said a Monday phone talk with O. J. Simpson's agent made no progress toward signing the Heisman Trophy winner. Simpson and Barnes reportedly seek a five year contract worth 750000 dollars, while Wilson offered 250000. Bills training camp opens Wednesday at Niagara University in Niagara Falls.
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Buffalo Bills
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Barnes
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Bills
Niagara University
Niagara Falls
Twins Edge Royals 6 5 On Rooker Rough Night
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Kansas City Royals 6 5 in Minneapolis. Rookie Jim Rooker took the loss for Kansas City after a strong performance with two home runs and three RBIs. Rooker walked five and struck out three in a notable outing.
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Gordon
Braves Stone Dodgers in opener of four game set
Braves lefty George Stone fired five perfect innings and yielded three hits in a 5-2 win over the Dodgers to move Atlanta atop NL West. Hank Aaron launched his 22nd homer, Felix Millan drove in two, and Jim Lefebvre homered for L.A. in the later stages.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Tony Perez
San Diego
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Giants
Houston
Don Wilson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lefebvre
Russell
Alan Foster
Hank Aaron
Felix Millan
Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights from Monday Games
Frank Howard drove in three for the Senators with two homers including a 485 foot shot as Washington beat Cleveland 7 2. Gary Peters earned his first win since June 18 with nine strikeouts in a White Sox win over Oakland. Moe Drabowsky lost in relief as Minnesota rallied. Bob Oliver, Lou Piniella, and Paul Schaal sparked Kansas City and Minnesota in various rallies. Oliva and Reese delivered key hits for Minnesota, while Joe Foy supported second base defense.
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Cleveland
Gary Peters
White Sox
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Moe Drabowsky
Twins
Bob Oliver
Lou Piniella
Royals
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Piniella
Paul Schaal
Rooker
Jim Kaat
Rich Reese
Chuck Harrison
Baseball Standings And Schedule Highlights From Monday
The slate shows rainouts Montreal at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Philadelphia with no scores. Scheduled games include Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at San Diego, Houston at San Francisco, and Atlanta at Los Angeles with multiple twi night entries and doubleheaders listed for later in the week.
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League Leaders In American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers. In the American League Carew and Oliva lead batting totals with 357 and 106 hits respectively. Jackson and Robinson pace runs and RBIs. In National League Bonds and Alou headline, with McCovey and Alou strong in power and Perez and Toland among leading hitters. Pitching leaders include McNally 12-0 and Jenkins 142 strikeouts.
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Boston
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Oakland
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Killebrew
Powell
Kobayashi KO’s Ramos in Tokyo boxing match
Hiroshi Kobayashi of Japan defeated Ecuador’s Victor Ramos by knockout in their Tokyo bout. Details show Kobayashi at 131 percent power versus Ramos at 132 percent, with the knockout occurring in the early rounds.
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Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Victor Ramos
Ecuador
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