Chanute Gray Lumber Invited to State Baseball Meet
Chanute Gray Lumber receives an invitation to the 35th annual Kansas Championship Baseball Tournament in Wichita. The SEK Semi-Pro team opens Monday at 9 45 p m against Garden Plains second place and must win to stay alive in a 63 game event using a sudden death bracket and double elimination after the first victory.
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Weekend Baseball and Softball Schedule in Chanute
Several games dot the weekend slate as Chanute teams face multiple opponents. Chanute American Legion departs for a two day Tulsa trip while hosts Chanute Gray Lumber and others prepare for key league games and a state tourney in Wichita. Fans can see Elks All-Stars and Senior Teener League action tonight and a full card including Parsons Raiders at City Park tomorrow.
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St Patrick’s and Christians Win In Church League Softball
St Patrick’s surged for a 14 run night over Nazarene after a big third inning while Christian topped EUB 9 to 1. Lupe Ponce earned the win for St Patrick’s with Labe Marquez homering. Bob Phillips pitched a one hitter for Christian, backed by George Holtzman’s home run.
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Team to Begin Week-Long Tourney in St Paul
The Oilers will start a week-long tournament in St Paul tomorrow with details on opponent and game time still to be announced as the bracket remains incomplete.
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Elsmore Defeats Moran 9-1 In League Showdown
Elsmore Ponies improved to 3-1 in league play with a 9-1 victory over Moran. David Fewins tossed a one hitter with 11 strikeouts, backed by eight Elsmore hits including Lance Carlson s two run double. Carlson scored three times and Fewins drove in two with a base hit. Allan Johnson caught, Jim Donald sidelined Moran catcher.
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Chanute Elks All-Stars Rout Humboldt in 14 2 Victory
Chanute Elks All-Stars defeated Humboldt 14 to 2 at Santa Fe Park. Winning pitcher David Holloway allowed three hits with 11 strikeouts. Rocky Carter drove in three runs while David Benson had two. Humboldt pitchers Weilert and Willhite took the loss as Chanute improved to 3-1.
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Francona Lifts Cardinals Past Cubs 7-3 in 8th Inning
Tito Francona belted a three run homer in the eighth lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Stacy Stallard earned the win to improve to 6 3 and Detroit beat Kansas City 7-5 in ten innings.
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Teener League thriller ends with NuWay Cleaners comeback
NuWay Cleaners beat Foodtown 11 to 10 as Steve Edwards hit a last inning home run on the mound with Edwards also getting the win. Foodtown had led 10 9 entering bottom of final frame and both teams had nine and eight hits respectively.
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Busy Bee and Wells Win In Minors Scores and key players
Busy Bee Cafe remains undefeated atop the minor league standings with a 14 to 9 win over Hans Mowers as Wells Clothiers beat Mitchell Buick 13 to 2. Busy Bee’s C C Harris and Tad Gough pitched, with Mike Abbott catching. Wells Clothiers were led by Bruce Bright who hit a grand slam, his seventh homer of the season, with Ronnie Harris and Tom Wheat pitching. Hans’ Flowers and Mitchell Buick also credited pitchers and catchers in a high scoring twin bill.
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Mike Hill
Mitch Magner
Hans’ Flowers
David Golay
Kevin Follmer
Brad Berg
Don Phillips
Terry Taylor
Thomson Leads Open After Fourth Round At Southport
Final leaders in the 1965 British Open Golf Championship at Southport include Peter Thomson of Australia with 285 and a $4,900 prize position. Brian Huggett and Christy O Connor tied at 287 for £2,150 prizes, with Roberto de Vicente 288 and several others close behind as scores wrap up.
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Scotland
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Boston and Kansas City Tie Run Tie in Ten Innings
Friday results show Washington 2 1 Boston 1 10 Minnesota 8 New York 3 Baltimore 1 Chicago 0 Detroit 7 Kansas City 5 in 10 innings Los Angeles 4 2 Cleveland 3 0.
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Pacific Coast League scores and International League results
In the Pacific Coast League Arkansas beat Vancouver 4 to 3 in 10 innings, Oklahoma City defeated Seattle 6 to 3, Salt Lake City won 6 to 3 over Tacoma, Hawaii topped Portland 9 to 6, and Spokane routed San Diego 4 to 1. In the International League Columbus crushed Toledo 11 to 1, Atlanta beat Jacksonville 3 to 2, with Rochester at Toronto and Syracuse at Buffalo listed as rainouts.
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Buffalo
Jim Ryun Named Kansas Athlete of the Year
Wichita AP Jim Ryun 18 youngest Kansan to win top honor after being named Kansas Athlete of the Year for his speed in the mile. Selection based on performance and promise as America's fastest miler in the track season.
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All-Star pitchers named for 1965 game in Minnesota
National League manager Gene Mauch picks Drysdale Koufax Mahoney and Ellis along with Marichal Gibson Veale and Farrell for the NL staff. AL manager Al Lopez selects Grant Pappas Fisher Lee McDowell O'Donoghue Richert and Stottlemyre for the July 13 game in Minnesota.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Dick Farrell
Houston
Boston
Jim Grant
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
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Chicago
Bob Lee
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City
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Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Fight results from Melbourne boxing card shock crowds
In Melbourne a boxing event featured Campai of Italy outpointing Campai of Italy over 10 rounds, Campai of Italy outpointing Luis Penteado of Brazil over 10 rounds, and Gue Ae Chin of Thailand stopping Gilberto Biondi of Australia in 8 rounds.
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Columbus Halstead Winners In Kansas Non-Pro Opener
Columbus and Halstead opened the Kansas non pro baseball tournament with wins. Halstead edged Wichita Weitzel 2 to 1 in 10 innings, while Columbus required seven innings to defeat Junction City.
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