Chance's two homers pace Indians 8-0 win over Orioles
Cleveland rookie Bob Chance slugged two homers and drove in five as the Indians snapped a five game skid by routing Baltimore 8-0. Jack Kralick earned his 9th win with a six hitter, while Harmon Killebrew hit his 31st homer as Minnesota beat Kansas City 9-3 and other scores shifted the pennant race.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Chance
Chance
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Alou’s six-hit game sparks Giants in 10-3 rout
Alou, 21, becomes NL’s first six-hit hitter since 1960 as he belts a homer and five singles in six at bats guiding the Giants past the Cubs 10-3. The win narrows the gap behind first-place Philadelphia, while Dodgers Koufax notches his 13th victory in a 4-3 Dodgers win. Giants, Cubs, Mets, Cardinals, Reds, Pirates, and Dodgers headlines noted.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jesus Alou
San Francisco Giants
Alou
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Colts
DeVarona Breaks U S Backstroke Record in L A Invite
Donna deVarona of Santa Clara Calif set a U S record of 2 29 in the 200 meter backstroke at the Los Angeles Invitational, besting the former mark 2 30 4. Sharon Stouder Arcadia clocked 1 00 8 in the 100 meter freestyle and Claudia Kolb Santa Clara posted 2 50 in the 200 meter breaststroke.
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Los Angeles
Donna deVarona
Santa Clara
Calif
U.S
Sharon Stouder
Arcadia
Claudia Kolb
Lema Wins British Open at St Andrews in 1964
Tony Lema of San Leandro California captured the British Open title at St Andrews after a final round 68 to finish at 279. Notables in the top standings included Jack Nicklaus, Roberto De Vicenzo, Bernard Hunt, Bruce Devlin, Christy OConnor, Harry Weetman, Angel Miguel, Gary Player, and H R Henning with strong showings across the final scores and leader board.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Hans Flowers defeated Wells Clothiers in abbreviated game
Hans Flowers romped over Wells Clothiers 18-6 in a shortened Minor League game due to the ten am lead rule. Ronald Rice homered twice and teamed with John Hasty on the mound for Hans. Wells outhit 13-12 but committed ten errors while Hans made six.
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Hans’ Flowers
Wells Clothiers
B&h Market
Mitchell Buick
Ronald Rice
Hans
Sears Crushes Chanute Lumber in Rookie League rout
Sears and Roebuck defeated Chanute Lumber 25 to 4 in a Rookie League game. David Noland and Rodney Thummel starred for Sears, pitching and catching each other and homering. Chanute Lumber pitchers were Kim Childers, Russell Herron, Craig Harris, and Ed King.
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Sears and Roebuck
Chanute Lumber
David Noland
Rodney Thummel
Noland
Thummel
Kim Childers
Russell Herron
Craig Harris
Ed King
Harris
Herron
DeWayne Smoot
Million for Library by Federal Workers
Donations from federal employees to the John F Kennedy Memorial Library exceed one million dollars, about one tenth of the project’s estimated cost. Postmaster General John A Gronouski, campaign chairman, announced the figure. The library will include a museum, an archive, and an institute on a site donated by Harvard University.
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John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
John A. Gronouski
Federal Employees Campaign
Harvard University
Gas tank tears loose and rolls far from car in Miami
In Miami Beach, AP reports Guy V. Whitener Jr. phoned for help after the gas gauge showed empty. While waiting, he peered into the refueling spout and saw daylight below. Police found the missing gas tank 18 blocks away at nine traffic lights, noting the car had run many blocks without it.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Guy V. Whitener Jr
Newberry
N.C
Movement seeks shrine for Mothers Day church
A campaign in Grafton West Virginia aims to designate Andrews Church the international Shrine of Mothers Day the site used for the first official service in 1908. The plan envisions naming it The Mother Church of Mothers Day and preserving its historic role for mothers worldwide.
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Grafton
W. Va
Methodist
Andrews Church
Erie Sinks Blue Jays In SEK League Softball Tourney
ST. PAUL Chanute Blue Jays fell 11 1 to Erie suffering in SEK League women’s softball action The losers bracket now has Erie as the only unbeaten team and they will meet the winner of Sundays 7 30 night title game Chanute meets 9 p m contest to face Erie in final night Parkans beat Jets 12 2 in opener Charlene Bailey took the loss for Chanute and Nellie Beals caught for Erie Shirley Crews earned the win with Jene Hudson catching The home run came from Janie Lockwood and the game ended 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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ST. Paul
Chanute Blue Jays
Erie
Chanute
Columbus
Parsons Jets
Parsons Parkons
Blue Jays
Parkans
Jets
Charlene Bailey
Nellie June Beals
Shirley Crews
Jene Hudson
Janie Lockwood
NuWay Cleaners and Bellas Hess Battle to 9-9 Tie
NuWay Cleaners and Bellas Hess played to a 9-9 tie in Pee Wee action last night before darkness halted the game and forced a replay. NuWay pitchers Wesley Wilson and Rodger Hubble worked with catcher Jerry Ward, while Bellas Hess hitters were backed by David Embry and Jim Simmons on the mound and catcher Randall Ikehorn. Both teams used a similar scoring pattern, posting one run in the first, two in the second, two in the third, and four in the fourth.
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NuWay Cleaners
Bellas Hess
Wesley Wilson
Rodger Hubble
Jerry Ward
David Embry
Jim Simmons
Randall Ike
AT&T completes undersea cable linking Hawaii to mainland
AT&T finished laying an undersea telephone cable between Hawaii and the mainland, enabling direct New York Tokyo connections. Laid by ship, the line supports 128 simultaneous conversations and should be in service within a week, according to company spokesmen.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Hawaii
New York
Tokyo
Frugal housewife irons through laundry fire
In Glasgow Montana a fire at a coin operated laundry caused three fire trucks to respond as gas was shut off from a flaming dryer. Amid the chaos a frugal housewife kept ironing her clothes, explaining she had already fed coins into the ironer and wanted her money’s worth.
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Glasgow
Mont
Jim Kruzich
Christians and 1st Baptists Post Wins in Church Softball
The Christians defeated the Lutherans 16 to 1 while 1st Baptists crushed UB-Trinity 15 to 0 in Church Softball League action. Christians moved to 9-3, closing in on St. Patrick’s and Knights of Columbus, with makeup games next week after the second round’s last regular games.
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1St Baptists
Trinity
St. Patrick’s
Knights of Columbus
George Holtzman
Bob Phillips
Bob Holtzman
Charles Wallace
Jim Dillon
Bud Taylor
Ub-Trinity
Ab-Trinity
Taylor
Earl Grogan
David Carlson
Max Grogan
Gary Eastburn
Recreation Calendar for Chanute and area events
Tonight features square and round dancing at South Shelterhouse 7:30 to 9:30. Hootenanny and social dance lessons at Central Park pavilion 8:30 to 10:30. Major League games at Highland Park and two meetings at 7:00 and 9:00. Chanute area baseball and softball on local fields and leagues, with Sunday Bayonet games and multi-sport events listed for Monday and beyond. Community theater, arts and crafts, swimming and gym activities fill the week with classes and tournaments.
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Central Park
Royster Junior High
Royster
Chanute
Santa Fe
Orley’s Cafe
Ash Grove
Bank of Commerce
Consolidated Oil
Willoughby Lions hear on creating a private late show
East Ohio Gas Co official David W. Talbott told Willoughby Hills Lions Club members that they are the producer director and responsible for a dream a late show without any commercials. The remark framed a local talk on community initiative and creative effort.
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Willoughby, Ohio
David W. Talbott
East Ohio Gas Co
Willoughby Hills Lions Club
Postponed Softball Next Week
Last night's games ended the second round in the Church softball League. Postponed games will be played next week to begin the third round. Monday Christians versus St Patricks UB Trinity versus Knights of Columbus June 12. Tuesday UB Trinity versus Christians Lutherans versus Grant Avenue Baptists June 22. Thursday Blue Jays versus Stark UB Trinity versus Methodists June 18.
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Church
Christians
St. Patricks
Ub- Trinity
Knights of Columbus
Ub-Trinity
Lutherans
Grant Avenue Baptists
Blue Jays
Stark
Methodists
Baseball Scores From Friday's Games Across Leagues
Major and minor league results show Boston defeated Detroit 7 to 3 Chicago edged Los Angeles 7 to 6 New York beat Washington 4 to 1 Minnesota posted a 9 to 3 win over Kansas City Cleveland routed Baltimore 8 to 0 San Diego topped Hawaii 5 to 1 Indianapolis beat Denver 6 to 4 Tacoma bested Seattle 4 to 2 Spokane shutout by 10 to 1 and Portland won 7 to 0 in listed Pacific and International League matchups.
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Alou
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit
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Minnesota
Kansas City
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Baltimore
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Philadelphia
Inmates graduate as Kentucky grants first diplomas
Seven teen inmates at the Federal Correctional Institution in Summit receive high school diplomas, the first time Kentucky recognizes the center’s educational program with diplomas.
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Ashland
Federal Correctional Institution
Summit
Kentucky
European Grand Prix At Brands Hatch Race
At Brands Hatch England AP reports the European Grand Prix drawn a record 135000 fans for the world championship event. Twenty four world class drivers competed in an 80 lap race totaling 212 miles on the 2.65 mile circuit.
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Brands Hatch
England
Olson VFW Sr Teener Winners Tighten Standings
The Senior Teener League saw two second-division teams beat top clubs as VFW defeated Self Service 9-6 and Olson's Supermarket beat Gray Lumber 6-1. Self Service remains 7-3, Olson's 6-4. Gray Lumber 5-4, VFW 1-4.
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VFW
Self Service
Olson’s
Gray Lumber
Olson's
Denny Senseney
Senseney
Wayne Benson
Bruce Ward
Mike Benny
Charles Ballou
Bob Golay
Olson
David Devenport
Mike Cooper
Carter Bohling
Sooner Killed Near Burlington
Mae E. Bernard, 63, of Cherokee, Oklahoma, died when her car skidded on rain and struck a bridge on U S 50 near the U S 75 junction, about 14 miles north of Burlington, in Burlington Kansas.
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Burlington, Kan
Mae E. Bernard
Cherokee
Okla
U. S. 50
U. S. 75 Junction
Burlington
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