National League Tops American in All Star Game 6-5
Willie Mays leads NL with a leadoff homer and walks to spark a late rally. The NL overcomes a 5-0 deficit to beat the American League 6-5 in Minneapolis-St. Paul, with Bob Gibson closing out the victory after 11 hits and three homers by NL batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesota
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Oriole
Willie
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Hank Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Ron Santo
Mays
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Nationals
Topekan Bids Again For Publinx Crown
Stan Poplaski the 43 year old Pitts burgh real estate salesman led the field with a 73 71 144 to reach match play in the National Public Links Golf Tournament He joked about roller skating keeping him fit as he chases a historic amateur title The cut to enter match play stood at 154 with defending champ Billy McDonald and other young contenders two shots back and hoping for a late push in qualifying at North Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stan Poplaski
Poploski
North Park
Billy McDonald
Topeka
Kan
Ron Greenbach
San Francisco
Sonny Ewing
Dallas
Tex
Edward Heyl
Falls Church
Wendell Kop
Honolulu
All Star Game Facts and Figures From 1966 Contest
Facts and figures from the Tuesday All Star baseball game at Metropolitan Stadium. Attendance 46 706. Net receipts 242 755 37 dollars. National League 6 American League 5. National leads 18 17 with one tie. Winning pitcher Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers. Losing pitcher McDowell Cleveland Indians. TV receipts 250 000 pounds. Gate and TV split to pension fund 95 percent remainder to central fund. Site New river front stadium St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Metropolitan Stadium
National
American
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Player Pension Fund
Major League Central Fund
St. Louis
Old Timers Rout Methodist In 16-5 Softball Win
The Old Timers beat Methodist 16 to 5 as eleven late runs sealed the win. Ronnie Burkhart earned the victory on the mound with a home run and nine hits allowed. Earl Grogan caught. Methodist pitcher Roy Marts was charged with the loss, caught by Carl Uden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Christian
Nazarene
Old Timers
Ronnie Burkhart
Earl Grogan
Roy Marts
Carl Uden
Chanute
St. Patrick’s
Knights of Columbus
Bowling Scores and High Finishes From Local League
The report lists team names like Aces and Puddy Tats with scores and highs. Mentioned players include J Heaton R Ramsey Law Legge and J Lusk as high scorers. It records multiple games with detailed totals such as 782 727 767 and 787 761 771 across teams including Schutzers Jokers and Maybees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L
Abe Seer
Scoot
Essackery Eorrren
Uae
J. Heaton
C. Ranabargar
R. Ramsey
Schutzers
Tl & W
Law
Legge
J-G
R. Boaz
R. Boa
D. Summers
OB. Summers
Naff and Bolze crush VFW in Junior Teener League action
Naff and Bolze routed VFW 16-1 to seize sole possession of second place behind league leader American Legion, who won 7-2 over Elks. Clarence Matlock earned the win on a two hitter before Gary Scott spoiled a possible no hitter bid in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
American Legion
Naff
Bolze
VFW
Clarence Matlock
Gary Scott
Rocky Carter
Jim Davis
Larry Harvey
American Legion Battery
Billy Koch
David Holloway
Mike Kelso
Mike Goss
Jim Sandage
Mark Childers
Steve Seger
Canadian Open Golf Tourney Opens With Nicklaus Palmer
The $100 000 Canadian Open Golf Tournament began its first round in Toronto with 144 players. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer started play in the early afternoon after arriving Tuesday and practicing casually. morning showers were possible but skies improved by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Chanute Oilers edge Fort Scott 2 0 in tourney win
Gary McKenzie pitched a near perfect seven innings with 12 strikeouts to lead Chanute over Fort Scott 2 0 in the St. Paul invitational. Merv Snowden and Tom McKenzie drove in runs as Chanute improved to 15 4 on the season and advances in the winners bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Gary McKenzie
Chanute Oilers
Fort Scott Kmdo
Fort Scott
Chanute
Oilers
Leroy Ruhl
Merv Snowden
Perez
Dave Fehr
Fehr
Jack Warhurst
Tom McKenzie
Snowden
Warhurst
Burm Snart
George Holtzman
George Miller
Leroy
St. Paul-Pittsburg
Busy Bee and Mitchell Buick Win Narrow Scores
Busy Bee Cafe remains undefeated at 10 0 with a 10 5 win over Swimming Pool C C Harris pitched five innings and homered to help Busy Bee Paul Smith also went deep Mike Ab bott was catcher Harris allowed seven hits Stan Maring and Richard Ray faced the losses Jim Simmons and Roger McAuley caught for Swimming Pool Mitchell Buick edged Taylor Fireworks 10 3 led by Tyson Smith Westley Moore and Tom Morrow on the mound Randy Heisman was receiver for Mitchell Buick Don Phillips and Ricky Rutter pitched for Taylor Fireworks Terry Taylor catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Cafe
Mitchell Buick
Taylor Fireworks
C. C. Harris
Paul Smith
Mike Abbott
Harris
Stan Maring
Richard Ray
Jim Simmons
Roger McAuley
Taylor
Tyson Smith
Westley Moore
Tom Morrow
Randy Heisman
Don Phillips
Ricky Rutter
Terry Taylor
Richardson Real Estate Upsets NuWay 12-6 in Pee Wee League
Richardson Real Estate defeated NuWay Cleaners 12 to 6 to hand second-place NuWay its second loss of the season. Steve Rausch pitched the winners and hit a homer, with Tim Fairchild catching. NuWay’s Dude Shields, Steve Edwards, and Larry Cook contributed on defense and offense. Tim Reeves homered for NuWay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Real Estate
NuWay Cleaners
NuWay
Steve Rausch
Tim Fairchild
Dude Shields
Steve Edwards
Edwards
Larry Cook
Tim Reeves
Richardson Real Veresscvsies NuWay Cleaners
Jamieson Wins Trans Mississippi Medalist Honor
Jamieson of Moline Illinois earned medal honors at the 62nd Trans Mississippi Amateur Golf Tournament after shooting a 68 and a two round total of 140. Jim Rheim Jim Hardy Rod Horn and 15 year old Tom Watson followed at 142. The low 64 advanced to match play over four days ending with a 36 hole final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jim Jamieson
Oklahoma State University
Moline
Ill
Jim Rheim
Chula Vista
Calif
Jim Hardy
Hutchinson
Kan
Rod Horn
Tom Watson
Kansas City Country Club
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Jamieson
Hardy
Oklahoma
Whitfield and Roots Score Wins in Closed Boxing Card
In Boston Ted Whitfield of Springfield outpointed Charley Scott of Philadelphia. In Sacramento Fred Roots of Sacramento outpointed Aristeo Chavarin of Los Mochis, Mexico. Both bouts went the distance with 10 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Ted Whitfield
Springfield
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Roots
Aristeo Chavarin
Los Mochis
Mexico
Vacation Financing And Travel Insurance Pitch
An ad urges readers to visit Chanute Discount Company for bill consolidation before vacation. It promotes a trip travel policy with accidental death and medical expense coverage, offered from a local firm with over 25 years of service, highlighting a plan from $2.25 for 10 days and $5,000 life plus $500 medical coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Discount Company
Mr. Fulps
Chanute Chamber OF Commerce
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Big National Gunship
Joe Cronin
Joe
National League
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Min
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Juan Marichal
Vic Davalillo
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
McAuliffe
Minnesota
Jimmie Hall
Brooks Robinson
Killebrew
The
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Dick Farrell
Houston Astros
Pappas
Jim Grant
Pete Richert
Washington
McDowell
Ed Fisher
Chicago
Kent Swanson
Washington State
Berkeley
Kent
Topekan
Publinx Crown
Tulakes
Neosho County
Kode TV
Bewitched
Reo
Phe
Don
Golden Crossfire TV
Antenna
James Bond
Pau. Wewman
Wprize
SM Edward Eri
Ibinson
Ifs & Anns League
Paravision
Metrocolor
Nancy _ROBERT cA
Sian
Magorie
Pary Kilbride
Naff & Bolze
Elks Win Jr. Teener
Koch Bros
Chanute Lumber
Koch Bros. Furniture
David Murrill
Tommy Borjas
LeVan Ruggles
Keith Frederick
Charles Musselman
Marshall Madill
Scott Maring
Mark Sigler
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Jacksonville
Toledo
Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Seattle
Denver
Portland
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Tacoma
Hawaii
Indianapolis
San Diego
Ranz Motor
Kane
Arne
Benny Orie Kenee
Kate
Robard Frame
Amd
Chick Ight
Wourt
Maria Alberghett
Mitchell
Richardson
Ad Symbe
Feperer
E. M. Caldwell
Jim Ellis
S. Highland
Kansas
Kansas Wheat Producers
Kansas Wheat Commission
Commission
U. S
World
Kansas Wheat
North Main
Hutchinson, Kansas
Dale Steinman
Evergreen
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