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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
8
Willie Mays shines as NL beats AL 5-3 in Cleveland. Mays contributes a run, two steals, two RBIs, and a keys catch at center to uplift a tepid game. Pepitone and Richardson struggle for the AL, while Bouton and Drysdale close out the affair.
Naff & Bolze won its sixth straight by 74 over Self Service at Santa Fe Park as Bob Golay started and, with a first inning homer by Mike Benny, helped secure the win. Gray Lumber defeated Manley Transfer 15-1 behind strong hitting including Paul Tate’s first inning homer and three Gates hits. Santa Fe Employees beat Montgomery Ward 33-14 in Rookie League action, with West driving in two and West slugging two homers.
Bob Michela catcher from Carmel California will captain West Point's 1964 baseball squad, leading the Army team as they prepare for the upcoming season. Michela brings experience behind the plate and is expected to anchor the defense and leadership core.
Hans Flowers led the Optimists with a 20 to 18 victory over Mitchell Buick as Wells Clothiers claimed first place on percentage points after Busy-B dropped to 6-3. Pitching saw Stan Maring start for the Optimists with J D Baughn relieving, and Lonnie Wilson hurled for Busy-B.
Nation's Cleaners moved from the Pee Wee League cellar to fourth place after a 10-9 win over Johnson's Studio at the EUB field. Two runs in the bottom of the fifth gave Nation's the victory as Christensen pitched for Nation's and Godinez took the loss for Johnson's.
Recreation Calendar lists events across Chanute and nearby venues including American Legion at Coffeyville Senior League at Santa Fe Park and Papst vs Beck at 6 45 Leroy vs Ranabargar at 9 00 Major League matchups at Highland Park and Orley s Cafe against First National Bank at 7 00 Merle Kelly Ford versus Ash Grove at 9 00 plus adult swimming at municipal pool and Community Theater at Heritage Room 7 30. Thursday adds Chanute swimming enrollment Lunching Paol 9 00 3 00 Children s drama Launching ad 9 00 11 00 Archery at Roosevelt 3 00 4 00 Playgrounds Roosevelt and Ighland 1 30 4 00 County swimming lessons at municipal pool and Community Theater rehearsal Launching Paol 7 30 Softball Chanute All Stars versus Humboldt at Highland Park 7 30 and 9 00 Chanute Blue Jays versus Parsons Queens makeup game at Parsons 7 30 Minor League at City Park B H Market versus Wells Clothiers 6 00 Busy B Cafe versus Mitchell Buick 00 Pee Wee League EUB field Nu Way Cleaners versus Johnson s Studio 5 30 Rookie League IGA field Evans Music versus Santa Fe Employes 5 30
St Patrick's blanked UB Trinity 15 0 with Pence yielding a one hitter and Bonilla credited. Knights of Columbus edged Presbyterians 10 9 as Haight pitched for St Pat s and Friederich caught for the winners while Ranabargar caught for the losers. The two games produced five errors apiece as URB Trinity and UB Trinity combined for nine hits and seven hits respectively with six and seven total hits. Tomorrow Chanute All Stars meet Humboldt in a doubleheader here.
Mike Fetchick of Glen Head New York and Davis Love Jr. of Charlotte North Carolina posted scores of 302 to secure exemptions from local qualifying for next year s U S Open.
Thayer community notes list Reed Jones and Sherry traveling Tuesday to Wichita to see Mr and Mrs Ken ny Schulte and visit their son Bill in Hutchinson as well as relatives in Partridge. Other items include bridge club with prizes, family visits from Topeka and Chanute, Air Force deployment to Germany, and a birthday dinner for Janice Rover marking her sixth birthday.
Walnut and surrounding towns report a flurry of family visits and travel. Nell Bowles returns from Fort Collins with daughter and family, Siebel to teach there next year. Don Dyson comes home from Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott. Fagar family visits Cheyenne and St Paul relatives. Sands and Joe visit Ottawa. 4H campers attend Cedar Bluff Lodge camp in Coffeyville. Mullin and Cox visiting relatives in San Mateo and Ray Adams in Enid. various trips west to Tulsa West Richfield and Ohio locales. multiple family gatherings mark a busy period of visits and vacations.
Fred Midcap pitched a 10-0 no hitter for Chanute against Iola at City Park last night, fanning nine and walking three as 25 batters faced. Chanute collected seven hits led by Tom Swan two for three and Bruce Benson three for four, with Cooper catching and Casado finishing.
Jean Ashley of Chanute Kansas defeats Maurine Crum of Plant City Florida 1 up to reach the next round of the 63rd Women's Western Amateur. Natasha Fife of Wichita meets defending champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin in today’s second round as Miss Fife also defeated Mary Lou Daniel and Sorenson beat Malinda Magly in earlier matches. Judy Bell of Wichita and Barbara Melvitire also posted notable scores as the Broadmoor course hosts intense match play on its mountain-hemmed greens.
In Wichita the Bronson Bronchos defeated the El Dorado Oilers 8-2 to win the 33rd Kansas championship baseball tournament. The game ended early under the seven run rule after innings. Other Tuesday results included Kinsley St. Marys 5 Winfield National Guard 4 and Wichita Service 6 Salina Jarretts 1. Tonight’s schedule lists four games at 5 pm, 7:45 pm, and 9:45 pm featuring Wichita Royals, Osawatomie Indians, and Junction City Hawks.
Classified Advertising notice outlines 12 day and 26 day consecutive pricing options with a 10 word minimum. It offers a 10 percent discount for cash with ad submissions labeled blind. An extra 25 cents applies for blind ads and out of territory rates may be requested.
Rummage sale events set for Thursday to Saturday at 120 South Western and 1021 North Grant with hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sealed bids for the Air Clines property in Thayer, a five room house with chicken house and barn on tract 158 by 150 feet, must be sent to Cecil Hight. Bids open on the specified July day with the high bidder receiving the property.
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