Vida Blue Leads AL All-Star Pitching Staff
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver selected a nine man pitching staff for the American League to face the National League in the 42nd All-Star Game in Detroit. Vida Blue heads the group with two otros aces Mike Cuellar and Jim Palmer, while Weaver kept nine regular starters and excluded relievers.
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Boston
Vida Blue
Oakland Athletics
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Detroit
Orioles
Blue
Cuellar
Palmer
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Sonny Siebert
Boston Red Sox
Jim Perry
Minnesota Twins
Andy Messersmith
California Angels
Marty Pattin
Milwaukee Brewers
McDowell
Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Lolich
Siebert
Perry
Messersmith
Pattin
Blues Eyeing Upset Potential in Kansas Tourney Preview
Chanute Blues, in their state tourney debut, face a tough field in Wichita as 29 teams compete double elimination. Blues rely on rising college players led by starters Childers and Collins. pitching depth and relief help from Cowland and Clark are key as they aim to win several games.
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Liberal Bee Jays
Kansas
Wichita
Chanute Blues
Blues
Bob Cavins
Mark Childers
Steve Collins
Rick Clark
Dwayne Cowland
Pleasanton
Cavins
American Legion
Marichal Carlton Named to 1971 All Star Team
Pitchers Juan Marichal of the Giants and Steve Carlton of the Cardinals were picked for the National League All Star squad to face the American League in Detroit. Eight NL hurlers were named by Sparky Anderson, with Seaver Dierker Jenkins Ellis Wise Carroll rounding out the rotation. Carlton makes his third All Star appearance and is the only lefty on the staff.
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San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Marichal
Giants
Carlton
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Detroit
Tom Seaver
New York
Larry Dierker
Houston
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago
Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
Clay Carroll
Busy Bee’s Triple Play Fails to Halt 6-2 Loss at Santa Fe Park
In the VFW Minor League Busy Bee Cafe pulled a rare triple play at Santa Fe Park but still fell 6-2 to Goodyear Service. Danny Chandler started the play with a catch and throw to Terry Bowman who doubled up a runner. Bruce Schooley homered for Goodyear, aided by an error.
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VFW
Santa Fe Park
Busy Bee
Danny Chandler
Terry Bowman
Bowman
Goodyear
Bruce Schooley
Schooley
Don Adams
Herb Swender
Brian Stalcup
Jerry Bowman
Daniel Gant
Danny Golay
Royals Cards Fall In Rough Night Of Baseball
The Royals lost 8-2 to the Brewers while the Cardinals dropped a 4-1 decision to the Padres. Dave May and Phil Roof delivered the key three run hits for Milwaukee. Amos Otis and Bob Gibson each figured prominently for their clubs in a slate of late scoring.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego
Milwaukee
Dave May
Phil Roof
May
Bill Butler
Kansas City
Chanute CC Women Lead Ladies Day Golf
Ann Johnson carded a low net 34 to win Chanute Country Club ladies day play on Tuesday. Almeda Ostrander was runner up with 37 and Bonnie Coots placed third at 39. Two four member teams played 18 holes with Erma Shook, Sandra Dodd, Marie Ricketts and Alma Vestle first at 210 and Gladys Broadwell, Lorna Morris, Janie Hudson and Barbara Helton second at 219.
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Ann Johnson
Chanute Country Club
Almeda Ostrander
Bonnie Coots
Erma Shook
Sandra Dodd
Marie Ricketts
Alma Vestle
Gladys Broadwell
Lorna Morris
Janie Hudson
Barbara Helton
Humboldt Legion Edges Yates Center 6-5 in Extra Innings
Humboldt's American Legion edged Yates Center 6-5 in eight innings. Paul Flores drove in the decisive run in the top of the eighth on an infield out after Humboldt built a 5-0 lead, then Yates Center rallied five in the seventh before Leonard earned the win and homered for Humboldt. Bruenger started for Humboldt and Gregg pitched well for Yates Center. Humboldt improves to 15-11 and hosts Neodesha. Yates Center heads to Topeka for its next game.
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Yates Center
Humboldt
American Legion
Paul Flores
Mike Munch
Aly
Gary Leonard
Vern Bruenger
Leonard
Joe Gregg
Ron Stanley
Bruenger
Gregg
Neodesha
Yatse Center
Topeka
Safari Rosemary Wilson Wins Long Drive at 185 Yards
Safari Women's Golf Association play on Wednesday saw Rosemary Wilson win longest drive on No. 9 at 185 yards. Helen Cramer took first in low gross with 49 and Elva Johnson won low net with 34.
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Rosemary Wilson
Safari Women's Golf Association
Helen Cramer
Elva Johnson
Water discharge data for John Redmond area dam
Readable lines show a water discharge figure of 10 860 cubic feet per second for John Redmond area dam with unclear surrounding text. No other definite entities or dates are established in the fragment.
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John Redmond
Sud Addicts. Ae
America
Tonight's Lineup for Local Baseball and League Games
American Legion Chanute faces Independence at 7 00 under the lights at City Park. Major League action includes Teayer State Bank vs Consolidated Oil at 6 30 and Bank of Commerce vs First National Bank at 8 00. Minor League features OCAW against Busy Bee Cafe, Kustom Electronics versus J C Penney, Goodyear against Wells Clothiers at 6 00 at Santa Fe Park. Rookie League has Naff & Bolze vs Chanute Lumber at 6 00. EUB.
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American Legion Chanute
Independence
City Park
VFW
Teayer State Bank
Consolidated Oil
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Santa Fe Park
OCAW
Busy Bee Cafe
Kustom Electronics
J. C. Penney
Goodyear
Wells Clothiers
Santa Fe
Naff & Bolze
Chanute Lumber
Major League Standings And Scores Wednesday Results
Montreal beat New York 12 to 7, Houston routed San Francisco 18 to 4, Atlanta 4 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh downed Cincinnati 9 to 3, San Diego 4 St Louis 1, Chicago 64 Los Angeles 53.
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Montreal
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Francisco
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
No-Hitter In Softball As St Patrick’s Beats Galesburg
Lupe Ponce of St Patrick's pitched a seven inning no hitter guiding his team to a 10 to 0 win over Galesburg in Chanute Church Softball League. He walked two batters and scored the decisive run in the seventh on an error. St Patrick's and Galesburg both remained undefeated. In a separate game Thayer Merchants defeated Methodist 7 to 5 as Tom MacKenzie allowed eight hits.
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Amos Otis
Kansas City
Keough
Otis
San Diego
Clay Kirby
Leonard
Kenny Miller
Lupe Ponce
St. Patrick's
Chanute Church
Galesburg
Ponce
St. Patrick’s
Don Duecy
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All-Star
Sam Barnhart
Tribune
Bee Jays
Wichita Service Auto Glass
Wichita Builders-Packers
Halstead Cowboys
Great Bend Cardinals
Dodge City Athletics
Hutchinson Broncos
Hays Larks
Manhattan Indians
Shawnee Raiders
Childers
Collins
Koch
Montgomery Ward
Boats & Metors
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Koch Furniture
Hull
Grover Schultz
Eddie Harris
Robert Briley
Walter Wimsett
Brad Parish
Daryn Young
Doug Uden
Chris Galemore
Larry Washburn
Jesse Welch
Tigers
Julie McDonald
Hustlers
Scrappers
Kathy Myers
Traci Solomon
Twyla Wiles
Karen Childers
Sara Esch
Vickie Harris
Bombers
Goodyear Service
Harper Insurance
Hans’ Flowers
Doug Oehlert
Rick Mason
David Dahlquist
Clark Boone
Wesley Audiss
Royals
Roof
Joe Keough
Fred Patek
Padres
Cards
Bob Gibson
Kirby
Lou Brock
Matty Alou
Jose Cardenal
Gibson
Paul Splittorff
Marcelio Lopez
Brewers
Ray Culp
Red Sox
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Humboldt Legion
Sears
Westinghouse
Mansfield
Electrolux
Irma Magill
Bud Butts
Humboldt National Bank
Pat Waggoner
Scott Morris
Danny Finley
Hal Jones
Andy Finley
Roy Howell
Dewey Lynch
Raymond Love
Gary West
Mike Bowman
Joe Jones
Chris Wheatley
Safari
Toronto
T.T.C.T.Y.A
Rollow TV
Church League Jaycees
United Brethren
Methodist
Thayer Christian
Greens
Sunnyside
VEGA
Chevrolet
Earl Whitley Chevrolet CO
W. Cherry
Chanute, Kansas
Thayer Merchants
Roy Marts
Tom MacKenzie
Sinvsim Anew
Dirty Dozen
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Kellys Heroes
Chanute
Hole Texas
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