Chanute 2x4s hold off Towanda to stay alive in tourney
Chanute defeats Towanda 94 as Russ Craycraft and Bob Riggle combine for no hit relief in later innings. Riggle fans nine in 5 2 3 innings, Craycraft retires six in a row. Towanda is eliminated while Chanute improves to 1-1 in the double elimination tourney with 16-hit offense led by Hagen Torrence Craycraft and Rick Clark.
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Chanute Lumber Dominates Sears and Roebuck in Rookie League
Chanute Lumber moved to second in the Rookie League standings with a 22 to 3 rout of winless Sears and Roebuck yesterday evening. Pitchers Mike Clemens and Mark Dobson led the win while Jay Havorka and Mike Sutcliffe aided behind the plate. Sears and Roebuck pitchers were Ricky Clines Tom Blackwood and Duane Evans with Evans catching.
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Sears
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Soviet and Polish Pull Out of U S Track Meet
Soviet Union and Poland cancel their participation in the July Los Angeles dual track meet amid protest over the Vietnam War. Officials say the action jeopardizes the U S Soviet amateur exchanges and Olympic prospects.
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Poland Cancels Track Meet Visiting U.S. Team
Poland follows the Soviet lead canceling its track and field trip to Berkeley amid the Vietnam War. The Polish sports ministry cites the war as the reason for dropping the competition with a U.S. team. The Soviets likewise refused to meet the U.S. team in Los Angeles over the same issue. US Ambassador Kohler condemned Moscow's action and urged accountability from the Soviet government.
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Makeup Game Here Tomorrow Between Parsons Raiders
A makeup league contest between the Parsons Raiders is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at City Park in Chanute. Official O.K. James announced the rescheduled game, delayed from last Sunday due to Chanute’s appearance in the state tournament in Wichita.
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Methodists and Knights of Columbus win in church softball
Methodists beat Baptist 12 13 handing them third loss as K of C win 9 hits include home runs by Willcott Berthot Heath and a David Heath triple. Methodist 11 Christian practice game 6.
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Mitchell Buick Trounces Hans Flowers in 17-0 League Showdown
Mitchell Buick, led by Mitchell Swamps Hans Flowers pitcher Steven Marts and Kim Kuhn, delivered a two-hitter and a 17 to 0 victory. Kuhn hit two homers as the team produced 15 hits with Johnnie Leatherman catching for Mitchell Buick while David Murrill pitched six innings for Hans Flowers.
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Bill Camp
Danny Ward
Dark Instills Confidence as A's Surge to Respectability
Kansas City Athletics reborn under manager Alvin Dark ride a six week upsurge from last to sixth. Dark credits player confidence and pace of play while key gains come from boosts in bullpen and infield. Ed Charles Campaneris and Dick Green fuel the climb. A's go 24-21 since June 1 and 19-13 vs top four clubs.
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Columbus crushes Jacksonville 40-1 in IL baseball scores
In an International League game, Columbus routed Jacksonville 40 to 1. The big win showcased dominant offense from Columbus and an ineffective Jacksonville pitching staff.
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Colla Leads Public Links Golf Trials
Ralph Colla 17 from Youngstown Ohio remained top in opening qualifying at Brown Deer Milwaukee. He shot a 71 and was the only player of 150 to match par as trials continue with 64 players advancing to match play ahead of the 36 hole championship.
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Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
Normal conservation pool readings noted for John Redmond and Fall River areas with elevations around 901.50 feet. Toronto reference appears incomplete.
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Fall River
Chanute Falls to Iola 7-6 in Extra Innings
Chanute girls put up strong defense and lead early but Iola Cyrus Trucking rallies to win 7-6 in the eighth. Fontaine leads Iola with three hits. Barnhart takes the loss after eight innings of work. Chanute finishes league play 6-6 and prepares for the tournament.
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Lola
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Judy Erikson
Marsha Bossell
Stephanie Bossell
Merita Heath
Erikson
Bernadette Curls
Donna Campbell
Chanute Elks Beat Yates Center 5-1 in Seven Innings
Chanute Elks All-Stars won 5-1 over Yates Center despite being outhit 8-5. The victory, eighth for Chanute, came with Randy Wells earning the win and eight strikeouts. Rocky Carter led a five-hit Chanute attack with a double and a single.
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Elks
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Locals Set for Garnett Trip After Non-League Games
Coach Bud Leroy notes the schedule includes non league games as the team travels to Garnett tomorrow night. Reading on the Chanute scoreline shows a 102 210 00-6 line and 4 001 211 11-7 for the contest.
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Garnett
Chanute
Chanute Edges Yates Center In Low-Scoring Tilt
Steve Collins singled to complete the winners' hit total. Leonard started for Yates Center and was relieved by Blair in the fourth. Smith caught. Blair Spencer and Horst had two hits for the losers. Chanute hosts Neodesha at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Santa Fe Park after the layoff. Chanute 1 0 0 1 1 Yates Center 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
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Two long-serving MSU trainers guided Michigan athletes
Only two trainers have handled Michigan State athletes. Jack Heppinstall served from 1914 through 1959 and was succeeded by Gayle Robinson who currently holds the post.
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Jack Heppinstall
Gayle Robinson
Chanute Tribune July 12 1966 edition highlights
Chanute Tribune reports local news and community updates for Tuesday July 12 1966. Includes notices, schedules, and brief items on area events, public meetings, and local personalities in Chanute and surrounding districts.
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