Legion Edges Ottawa In 1-0 Pitching Duel
Chanute American Legion beat Ottawa 1-0 in a tight game as Bob Riggle pitched nine strikeouts over seven innings and Craycraft matched with six. Riggle allowed four hits while Craycraft gave up six with two walks. The decisive sixth inning produced the run after Goodwin reached on a hit by pitch and scored on a fielder’s choice. Chanute improves to 17-9. Ottawa remains winless at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Bob Riggle
Ottawa
Craycraft
Chanute American Legion
Riggle
Bill Goodwin
Bob Cavins
Ron Briley
Tony de la Torre
Goodwin
Randy Richman
Richard Thompson
de la Torre
Thompson
Mick Casady
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Blue Jays Reach SEK League Softball Semifinals
In St Paul Chanute Blue Jays beat Parsons Jets 7 to 2 to reach the semifinals, with Charlene Bailey allowing four hits as Melba Long and Smith yielded six hits. Columbus defeated Cherryvale 12 to 1, setting up evening meetings for Parsons and Chanute Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Jets
Chanute
Erie
Charlene Bailey
Nellie June Beals
Blue Jays
Melba Long
Smith
Columbus
Cherryvale
Parsons Parkans
Parsons Queens
Baseball Leaders and Stats Snapshot 1963 Era
League batting leaders show Clemente of Pittsburgh 195 hits and Williams of Chicago 102 walks. Mays of San Francisco leads runs 68 with Santo of Chicago 59 RBI. Williams 20 homers. Mays 25. Pitching stats show Bunning 9 2 with .818 in 8 decisions. Koufax 131 strikeouts. Drysdale 128.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Brock
St. Louis
Bunning
Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Drysdale
Baseball Season Leaders The Minnesota duo dominate stats
Batting leaders show Oliva at .337 and Allison at .335 with Oliva collecting 63 runs and Allison 61. Killebrew drives in 64 while Stuart posts 61. Oliva leads with 115 hits and Allison 23 doubles. Yastrzemski Versalles tie for 8 triples. Killebrew hits 30 homers and Aparicio swipes 31 bases. Ford leads pitching with 8 decisions and .833, Wickersham totals 104 strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Histon
Washington
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Baltimore
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford New York
Bunker
Wickersham
Detroit
Ford
New York
Koch Bros. Edge Montgomery Ward in Rookie League
Koch Bros Furniture kept pace for first with a 14 to 9 victory over Montgomery Ward. Marty Savedra hit a home run for Koch Bros while Mike Rutter earned the win. Losers pitchers were Steve Rauch and Roby Acree. Montgomery Ward catchers were Craig Browning and Tim Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch Bros. Furniture
Montgomery Ward
Marty Savedra
Koch Bros
Mike Rutter
Steve Rauch
Roby Acree
Craig Browning
Tim Fairchild
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight Across City Parks
Senior League at City Park and Senior Teener League at Santa Fe Diamond feature Self Service versus VFW at 6:30 and Olson's Supermarket against Gray Lumber at 8:30. Minor League games at City Park include Wells Clothiers versus Han's Flowers and B and H Market against Mitchell Buick at 5:30. Pee Wee League at EUB Diamond has NuWay Cleaners versus Bellas Hess at 5:30. Rookie League at IGA Diamond lists Sears and Roebuck versus Chanute Lumber at 5:30. Women's Softball at St Paul hosts league tournament while Church Softball at Highland Park features UB Trinity against 1st Baptists at 7:30 and Christians versus Lutherans at 9:00. Square and round dancing at South Shelterhouse from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Hootenanny and social dance lessons at Central Park Pavilion 8:30 to 10:30. Major League at Highland Park includes Merle Kelly Ford versus Ash Grove at 7 p.m. and 1st National Bank versus Bank of Commerce at 9 p.m. Men’s baseball features Chanute Outlaws at Arcadia.
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Santa Fe Diamond
Self Service
VFW
Olson's Supermarket
Gray Lumber
City Park
Wells Clothiers
Han’s Flowers
B&h Market
Mitchell Buick
Pee Wee
EUB Diamond
NuWay Cleaners
Bellas Hess
IGA Diamond
Sears and Roebuck
Chanute Lumber
St. Paul
Highland Park
Ub-Trinity
1St Baptists
Lutherans
South Shelterhouse
Central Park Pavillion
Merle Kelly Ford
Ash Grove
1St National Bank
Bank of Commerce
St Patrick's Rallies to Beat Grant Avenue 8 4 in Softball
St Patrick's trailed 4 0 after three innings but charged back with five runs in the bottom of the sixth to defeat Grant Avenue Baptists 8 to 4 in the church league. Lupe Ponce and Harley Ponce pitched, Bob Siebert hit a homer, and Grant Avenue made seven errors to St Patrick's three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Grant Avenue Baptists
Grant Avenue
Lupe Ponce
Harley Ponce
Tony Godinez
Bob Siebert
Dean Youngberg
Cecil Matlock
Grant Avenue Battery
Senior League May Quit Play
The Senior League baseball program may be discontinued if participation does not rise. Vocational supervisor Martin Rotunno cited very low turnout, with about 15 men registered after two weak sessions. A work up or pick up game is set for tonight at City Park at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rotunno
City Park
Belinsky Delivers Shutout as Orioles Keep Lead
Los Angeles left-hander Bo Belinsky returned to form with a two hit shutout over the Chicago White Sox, boosting his season stats to 7-4 with a 2.68 ERA. The Orioles widened their AL lead to 3 games and continued their string of one run wins, sweeping Cleveland in a two night doubleheader. Other AL results included the Yankees beating Washington, Minnesota topping Kansas City, and Detroit edging Boston. The Chanute Tribune July 10 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Belinsky
Angels
Fred Haney
Waikiki
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Orioles
New York Yankees
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Jones
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Lema Leads British Open After Two Rounds
AP reports at St Andrews Tony Lema of San Leandro leads the British Open after 36 holes with 73 and 68 for 141. Harry Weetman 143, Christy O Conner 144, Bruce Devlin 144, Jean Garaialde 145, Jimmy Martin 146, Max Faulkner 146, L H Lu 147, Bernard Hunt 147, Tony Coop 147.
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Max Faulkner
Great Britain
St. Andrews
Scotland
Faulk
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Oilers rally to topple Parsons Orbits in Chanute win
Chanute Oilers overcame Parsons Orbits 10 to 6 behind Gary McKenzie's 17 strikeouts and six walks. Oilers snapping a trailing start with four runs in the fifth and three in the sixth, while Chanute capitalized on seven Parsons errors and nine Oilers hits. Tom McKenzie led with a double and two singles, Dave Fehr hit an inside the park homer, and the teams prepare a doubleheader in Independence Sunday at 7:30 PM.
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Chanute Oilers
Parsons Orbits
Gary McKenzie
Oilers
McKenzie
Chanute
Parsons
Raymond Scott
Tom McKenzie
Carl Yates
Coffeyville
Dave Fehr
George Holtzman
Jack Warhurst
Polo Perez
Warhurst
Perez
Holtzman
Fehr
Independence
West Maple
Crossed-up Pollination in Arlie Looney’s Garden
In Wichita Kansas Arlie Looney reports a pollination mix up causing tomato vines to hang among potato leaves and potatoes to grow at the roots, creating an unusual garden mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Arlie Looney
Arm of Callison Keeps Phils Atop
Phillies beat Cincinnati 4-3 to stay 12 games ahead of San Francisco in the NL standings. Callison plus two defensive plays spark the win, throwing out Pete Rose at the plate in the seventh after Allen's miscue. He scored the go ahead run in the sixth and the Phillies added three in the sixth to lead 4-2. Other NL results: Giants 9 Chicago 4, Milwaukee 11 Pittsburgh 6, New York 4 St. Louis 3, Houston 6 Los Angeles 5.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phillies
San Francisco
Ray Culp
Richie Allen
Pete Rose
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Rose
Robinson
Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Allen
Covington
Giants
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Nation Cleaners Take First With 12 10 Victory
Nation Cleaners moved to the top of the Pee Wee League standings with a 12 to 10 win over S&W Marine. Pitcher Dick Ray struck out 11 and walked 11, allowing six hits, while catcher Darrel Baughn handled throws. Earl McCullough and Jeff Barnett homered for Nation, and S&W’s Mike Abbot and Albert Gutierrez yielded nine hits and 12 walks.
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Nation Cleaners
S&w Marine
Johnson
Nation's
Cleaners
Dick Ray
Darrel Baughn
Nation
Earl McCullough
Jeff Barnett
Mike Abbot
Albert Gutierrez
Scott West
Nation's Cleaners
Interior issues 1964 65 dove hunting season limits
The Interior Department released 1964 65 hunting season dates and bag limits for doves pigeons rails gallinules woodcock and snipe. Mourning doves get higher limits due to rising populations while snipe limits rise modestly and sora rail daily bag drops from 25 to 15. States follow the Interior framework to set local rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Wilson
Optimists Rally to 12-10 Win Over Busy Bees
The Optimist Club moved to 7-1 and extended its lead over Busy Bee Cafe to 2 games after a 12-10 minor league victory. Pitchers Roger Edwards Dennis Gates James Reeves and Rodney Ruggles topped the mound for the winners with Todd Jones and Edwards as catchers. Steve Montgomery homered for Busy Bee while Tom Atkins Larry Romine pitched. David Kimble was readied for Busy Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Cafe
Tennis Tourney Is Set For City Wide Doubles Event
The men’s city wide doubles tennis tournament starts this weekend with the first six matches to be completed by Wednesday to set semifinals and finals for next weekend. Stan Rawn and Gerald Gifford duel for the men’s singles title this weekend. Larry Dobson beat Abbuehl 6 4 6 3 for third place. Girls and boys tournaments are ongoing and should finish by Monday. Scheduled doubles include Anderson Rotunno vs Boerwinkle Mendez and other pairings with winners advancing to later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Rawn
Gerald Gifford
Larry Dobson
Don Abbuehl
Anderson-Rotunno
Boerwinkle-Mendez
Dobson-Corbitt
Dean-Dean
Fitch-Ricketts
Simmons- Rankin
Hotchkiss-Ranz
Rhodes-Swain
Abbuehl-Oyler
Hotchkiss-Rhodes
Steele-Purdy
Fitch- Simmon
Rawn-Gifford
Anderson Boerwinkle
Busy Bee Cafe and Optimist Club Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists Busy Bee Cafe at 410 and Optimist Club at 342 with unclear context and sports-like notations 32-10 and 3x-12. No clear event date or action.
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Busy Bee Cafe
Optimist Club
Teener League doubleheader ends with wins for Naff Bolze and Fowler
Naff Bolze edged American Legion 3 2 in second game while Fowler Transport beat Elks 9 3 to move into sole first in standings. Wiggans tossed a one hitter for Fowler and Holloway earned the win behind Naff Bolze after a no hit start by Sandage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Transport
Gee American Legion
Naff
Bolze
Naff-Bolze
Fowler
Elks
American Legion
Jack Wiggans
Johnny Cole
Jim Sandage
David Holloway
Bill Carter
Darold Brown
Registration Notice to Chanute Electors 1964
Announcement from Chanute Kansas City Clerk Howard Parsons instructs voters to register between July 2 and July 24 1964 with daily hours eight in the morning to nine at night. Those who never registered or who moved must re register and present naturalization papers if foreign born. Registration is in person at the Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Kansas
Neosho
John G. Kienzle
Howard Bowker
John G Kienzle
Erie
Eac
Chanute
Reregster
Memorial Building
Howard Parsons
State OF
District Court
Neosho County
Harry E. Rash
Thayer
Neosno County
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Bo Belinsky
Hawai
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Haney
Lema
Harry Weetman
England
Christy O'Conner
Ireland
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Jean Garaialde
France
Jimmy Martin
L. H. Lu
Hong Kong
Bernard Hunt
Tony Coop
Arm of Callison
Phils
Murray Chass
Johnny Callison
SPTS
Goliath and the
American International Presente
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Dean Oliver
Chris Kirkwood
Bob McCready
Oliver
Vernon McGee
Pat Marks
Elvis Presley
Beone
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Galahad
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BIG Features
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Stewart Granger
Randy Sparks
Venetia Stevenson
Vincent Price Tomg
Eva
Diary of
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Edie Adams
Qeeries
Olin Herschel Bernardi
Anton Tom Bosley
Queun Fur
Navarrone
Panavision
District Court OF
John WH. Moraign
Mary E Moraign
George Moraign
Alonzo Moraign
Pamilla D. Moraign
Joan Fredrict Moraign
James x. Moraign
Minnie M Moraign
Toomey
Hattie L. Moraign Stiles
Blevla Stiles
Addie Moriag
Harry
Balch & Bailey
South Steuben Chanute
Merie Estes
Alan McFadden
Louse McFadden
Gus McFadden
Thelma McFadden
Genevieve McFadden
Laura Gray
William Gray
Margot Wiley Harvey
Charles Robert Wiley
Lewis E. Carter
J. &. Ward
Ted McFadden
Theodore R. McFadden
George E. Neely
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