Harris Sparks Chanute Comeback Win Over Iola in Thrilling Game
Harris went four-for-four with a bases loaded triple to drive in the decisive run as Chanute beat Iola 3 to 2. He earned the pitching win for Chanute, his seventh, after entering in the fourth inning and silencing Iola. The win leaves Chanute at 14 7 on the season and marks the final home game as the team heads to Eureka for an 8 p.m. game tonight.
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Harper and Kustom Win In VFW Minor League Play
Harper Insurance edged J.C. Penney 3-1 while Kustom Electronics rallied to beat Hans Flowers 13-10. Greg Kubler had Harper’s sole hit. Damon Williams and Brian Frederick combined on the win as Harper’s pitchers struck out 14. Brian Olson hit a two run homer as Kustom erupted for 11 runs in the fifth to flip a 9-2 deficit.
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Cleveland Shuts Out Braves 2 Hits In St Louis Win
Reggie Cleveland pitched a two hit shutout for St. Louis, driving in a run as the Cardinals beat Atlanta 2-0. Paul Splittorff lasted only two thirds of an inning for Kansas City in a 6-4 loss to Detroit.
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Fischer protests forfeiture in world chess championship
Bobby Fischer filed a protest after referee Lothar Schmid ruled he forfeited the second game to Boris Spassky. Fischer remained in his hotel room and demanded removal of cameras. the match futures hinge on his boycott. Schmid left the third game on schedule but warned FIDE could intervene. Kansas State promotes Lon Floyd to head track and field coach.
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Rally Carries Home Savings to 6-3 Win Over Mid-America
Home Savings defeated Mid-America Refinery 6-3 after a six run fourth inning in VFW Major League action. Ash Grove Cement beat Bank of Commerce 4-2 in the other game. Mid-America led 3-0 before the inning swing turned the game.
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Trevino’s Eagle Qualifier Moment That Shaped a Career
Lee Trevino recalls a 256 yard second round eagle at the 1967 U S Open qualifier at Dallas DAC Country Club. Despite a rough drive he cleared the trees and bunker to finish 30 feet from the hole and make the putt for eagle, securing final qualifying by one shot before rising to fame with his 1968 U S Open win.
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Chanute Elks crush Garnett 9 1 in baseball rout
Chanute Elks powered past Garnett 9 1 on Thursday night here. Darrell Honas opened with an RBI single, Mike Sutcliffe drove in three runs including a triple, and Steve Marts hit a 350 foot homer as Chanute built a large lead. Pitcher Marshall Madill earned the win with four innings pitched and four saves. Chanute hosts Yates Center Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Montgomery Ward and NB Advance in Rookie Play
Montgomery Ward and Naff & Bolze won in VFW Rookie League action Thursday. Evie Sewart pitched four innings for Montgomery Ward in a 17-7 win over Burghart Lumber, while Naff & Bolze defeated Hull's Barber Shop 12-9.
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Robins Win 7-0 In Junior Division Softball Thriller
In St Paul Kan Kusdom Electronics of Charuts stays alive in the invitational women's softball tournament with a 13-12 loss to Independence in a loser's bracket game. Stephanie Russell pitched the win for Kusdom. Marty Chandler shut out the Vultures and Rose Gobson homered as the Robins beat the Vultures 7-0.
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Purple Rout Gold in Bantam Division Softball
The Purple routed the Gold 144 Thursday in Bantam Division play. Mary Rausch homered for the Purple which improved its record to 7 1.
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Hookers Triumph In Senior Division Softball Thriller
The Hookers defeated the Tigers by 15 runs in Thursday Senior Division girls softball. Julie DeLa Torre pitched all game for the winners while Sara Esch toed the rubber for the Tigers in a decisive road contest.
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Minor League Scores From American Association Action
Tulsa defeats Indianapolis 5 to 4 while Town posts a 6 1 win and Wichita shuts out Evansville 3 0. Oklahoma City edges Evansville 2 to 6?
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Two Shutouts Spice State NBC Tourney
In Wichita Kansas AP report Hut chinson faces Leavenworth while Wichita Service Auto Glass meets Topeka Chiefs in the Kansas National Baseball Congress Tournament. First round action Thursday night produced two shutouts Halstead blanked Dodge City Rangers 14 0 and Mike Plunkett pitched a no hitter as Manhattan beat El Dorado 6 0 Newton topped McConnell MeJets 6 3.
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Wichita State athletics chief Cecil Coleman resigns for Illinois post
Cecil Coleman, director of athletics at Wichita State University, resigns effective August 1 to accept a similar role at the University of Illinois in Champaign. He leaves WSU after leading the program through multiple seasons and will transition to UI, bringing experience in collegiate sports administration.
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Don Durham Recalled by Cardinals to Replace Spinks
St Louis AP Don Durham called up from Tulsa to join the Cardinals pitching staff filling the spot left by injured Scipio Spinks. Durham will join the rotation to bolster the staff as Spinks recovers.
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PE Teacher Claims State Golf Crown
Barbara Gench, a physical education instructor at Kansas State University, won the Kansas Women's Golf Association state nine-hole stroke play title at Clay Center. She shot a final nine of 37 to finish with 117 overall. Mary Mathey defeated Mary Kuntz in a sudden death playoff to take second.
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