Major League Baseball Returns With Manager Shakeups and All Star Debate
Major league baseball resumes after the All Star break with 11 night games and a new Reds manager Dave Bristol interim replaces Don Heffner. Cincinnati sits eight in the NL, two games ahead of the Mets as rainouts and early struggles linger. Giants and Dodgers face a tense NL race while Franks complains about All Star pitcher usage. In the AL Baltimore opens an eight game lead as Boston, Kansas City and New York chase.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Chanute Legion tops Parsons 4-3 in tight win
Chanute Ameri can Legion edged Parsons 4-3 as Dale Washburn and Jack Wiggans combined for the victory. Washburn drove in two runs with a fourth inning single and Wiggans contributed a run scoring double helping Chanute overcome Parsons early lead. Parsons struggled against eight Chanute hits and lefty starter McAtee.
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Dale Washburn
Jack Wiggans
Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Washburn
Wiggans
Richman
Dave Martin
Joe McAtee
Steve Brooks
Senseney
Steve Heiskell
Diskin
Columbus
Chanute 2x4s To Face Hugoton In Semi-Pro Tourney
Chanute 2x4s meet Hugoton as the third-round playoff in Wichita with both teams at 1-1. The 5:15 p.m. game precedes two Kansas power contests while Fireball Jackson leads Lansing Penitentiary Red Sox against Bronson Brocos at 7:45. Jackson posted 3 hits and 10 Ks in a 9-1 win over Victoria Eagles.
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Lansing
Wichita Central Business Collegians
Wichita Service Auto Glass
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Kansas City Graves Trucking
Moscow-Hooker Cardinals
Parsons Raiders
Don Papst
Bruce Benson
City Park
Neodesha Edges Elks 3-2 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Neodesha beat the Chanute Elks All-Stars 3-2 as Tom Coltrain pitched all nine innings and delivered the game winning hit in the top of the ninth. Chanute led 2-0 but Neodesha tied it in the eighth and won with Coltrain's tie breaking single.
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Neodesha
Chanute Elks
Clarence Matlock
Caltrain
Chanute
Rocky Carter
Mark Childers
Elks All-Stars
Fredonia
A's Battle Yankees in Post All-Star Showdown
The St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City A's resume after the All-Star break with doubleheaders and key pitcher matchups. Nelson Briles and Tracy Stallard duel Sammy Ellis and Hank Fischer for the Cardinals while the A's host the Yankees with Jim Hunter facing Al Downing. Both clubs sit in sixth place in the AL and National Leagues.
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Associated Press
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Cardinals
Cincinnati
Dave Bristol
Bristol
Reds
Don Heffner
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Tracy Stallard
St. Louis
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Hank Fischer
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Yankees
al Downing
Jim Hunter
Swim Meet Set Saturday At Municipal Pool
Chanute Recreation Commission hosts a special swim meet from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at Municipal Pool. Linda Rubow coordinates with Mrs. Ruben and Pam Goodevan. Events cover age groups 10-11 through 16 plus, with freestyle back crawl butterfly breast stroke medley and relays.
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Chanute Recreation
Reds name Dave Bristol interim manager for Reds
Cincinnati fires Don Heffner as manager and promotes 33 year old coach Dave Bristol to interim skipper. Bristol takes over tonight as the Reds open the second half with a twi night double header against the St. Louis Cardinals aiming to reach the first division.
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Cincinnati
Don Heffner
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Bristol
Bristol
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Orley's Cafe and First National Bank Win Top Games
League leaders Orley's Cafe crushed Merle Kelly Ford 24 to 11 as a 16-run burst in the fifth inning sparked the comeback. John Jensen and Roger Tucker combined on a three hitter with J C Winkler keying the offense with a triple. First National Bank rallied to beat Consolidated Oil 10 to 9 in a late-inning comeback, despite Consolidated owning the run total and leading hammer Wesley Wilson triple.
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Merle Kelly Ford
First National Bank
Consolidated Oil
Orley
John Jensen
Roger Tucker
J. C. Winkler
Winkler
David Kimble
C. C. Harris
Steve Cushman
Randy Heilman
Danny Thuiller
Merle Kelly
Heilman
Tony Woodward
Wesley Wilson
Ronald Harris
David Christensen
Brad Hart
Jim Wilkins
Albert Gutterez
Consolidated
Wilson
Wilkins
Minnesota Golf Classic Opens as Fairfield Aims for Big Run
Don Fairfield, long a steady pro on tour but never big money, started strong at Keller Golf Course as the Minnesota Classic Championship got underway in St. Paul. He previously won Keller in 1960 when the event was the St. Paul Open.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Don Fairfield
Keller Golf Course
Fairfield
Keller
St. Paul
Junior Golf Tournament at Pittsburg details
Kirk Bruening of Independence was 18-hole medalist with 76 in the second Junior Southeast Kansas Golf League meet in Pittsburg. Craig Cogan of Fort Scott was runner up with 81. Girls medalist was Tish Freeberg of Pittsburg with 99, Julie Ashley of Chanute second with 103.
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Independence
Craig Cogan
Fort Scott
Tish Freeberg
Julie Ashley
Chanute
Bob Malson
Tom Cloke
Marcia Foster
Neil Leverenz
David Harris
Mindy Ashley
Susan Foster
Eddie Baker
Richard Cloke
Dean Foster
Chanute Country Club
Pro Am Scores Spark Open Race for $20,000 Top Prize
In Wednesday pro-am action prior to a $100,000 tourney, Homero Blancas and Fairfield carded 66s to share low score as Billy Casper 67 and several others 68 69 signaled a wide open event. Aaron's group won the pro-am, cashing $200 while Fairfield and Blancas earned $230 each for their 66.
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Fairfield
Keller
Billy Casper
Tommy Aaron
Bob Goalby
Gene Littler
Dan Sikes Jr
Gardner Dickinson
Dudley Wyson
Gordon Jones
Doug Sanders
Aaron
Blancas
International League Scores and Pacific Coast League Highlights
Rochester routed Syracuse 7 to 0 while Toledo defeated Jacksonville 5 to 2 and Richmond beat Columbus 6 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver and Oklahoma City drew 4 all, Seattle lost 2 to 3 at San Diego, Tacoma edged Spokane 2 to 1, Tulsa triumphed 19 to 6 over Denver, Indianapolis beat Portland 6 to 3, and Phoenix overwhelmed Hawaii 12 to 1.
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Spokane
Tulsa
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Indianapolis
Portland
Phoenix
Hawaii
13 Register For Junior Golf Here
Thirteen golfers from Chanute Coffeyville Altamont and Parsons have registered for PGA junior golf qualifying at Chanute Country Club tomorrow. They will tee off at 10 a.m. for 18 holes with the top two in each age group receiving trophies and potential finals at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City. Fifteen youngsters entered the pee wee and girls group with trophies for the top two, no finals.
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Coffeyville
Altamont
Parsons
Professional Golfers Association
Pat Conn
Chanute Country Club
PGA
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Nation Cleaners and Disney Market Win in Pee Wee League
Nation Cleaners moved into sole possession of second place with a 17 13 win over Hans Flowers as 12 runs came in the first inning before darkness halted the game in the sixth. Disney Market defeated Nu Way Cleaners 11 3, scoring all runs in three innings before four frames were completed.
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Nation Cleaners
Hans Flowers
Disney Market
Nu Way Cleaners
Cleaners
Disney
Kenny Clark
David Taxter
NuWay Cleaners
David Webb
Bobby DeCoster
Mark Sigler
Classified Advertising Rates Summary
Classified ad notice details multiple duration options from 1 to 26 days with a 10 word minimum and a 10 percent cash discount. Listings note same day start, priority for ads received by 9 to 10 am on Saturday and 25 cent extra for blind ads. Out of territory rates available on request.
Cutting horse contest at Squire Ranch Arena
A cutting horse event is set for Sunday July 17 at 1 30 pm at Squire Ranch Arena in Humboldt Kansas. Local riders compete for blue ribbons and prize money in a friendly ranch show.
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Squire Ranch
Humboldt
Kansas
Area Dams Conditions Reported for John Redmond
Yesterday’s note shows normal conservation pool levels at John Redmond as expected with standard readings. The fragment hints at a dam status update but lacks complete data or powerful specifics.
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John Redmond
Brown Quits The Browns
London AP report says Jimmy Brown, renowned NFL fullback for Cleveland, will retire at age 30 while in England to film a movie. He announces he will help the Browns but will not play, planning a Cleveland return to assist the team off the field.
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