Dodgers Lead 6 2 Games as Cards Split With Cubs
Dodgers win 3-2 at Philadelphia to extend lead on Pittsburgh rained out. Houston beats Mets 8-3 in rain halted game while Reds, Braves, and Cubs split with St Louis. Podres improves to 8-6, pairing with Koufax and Drysdale in a strong Dodgers rotation.
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Pittsburgh
Houston
New York Mets
Reds
St. Louis
Chicago
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
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Philadelphia
Mets
Frank Thomas
Marty Keough
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
John Tsitouris
Braves
Joe Torre
Bob Shaw
Milwaukee
Cubs
Dick Groat
Ron Santo
Lou Brock
Ernie Banks
Santos
Barbara McIntire Wins Women’s Western Amateur Title
Barbara McIntire, 26, former champion, defeated Jean Ashley 1 up in a 36 hole final at the Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs to win the Women’s Western Amateur Golf Championship. Ashley’s 15 inch putt lips out on the final hole deciding the match. McIntire runs the Broadmoor golf shop and previously won the title in 1958.
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Ramos Defends Featherweight Title In Mexico City
Sugar Ramos of Cuba defeated Rafia King of Nigeria by decision to retain the world featherweight crown in Mexico City. In New York Joey Archer beat Farid Salim by outpoint, and Mitsunori Seki of Japan outpointed Dommy Barahaja of the Philippines. Eugenio Hurtado of Panama won a decision over Humberto Caraballo of Colombia in Panama. The note mentions Ernie Davis's last game, the 1962 All America clash at Buffalo.
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Sugar Ramos
Cuba
Rafia King
Nigeria
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New York
Joey Archer
Farid Salim
Argentina
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Japan
Mitsunori Seki
Dommy Barahaja
Philippines
Panama
Eugenio Hurtado
Humberto Caraballo
Colombia
Ernie Davis
Buffalo
Boy Golfer Hits Hole-in-One at Kingman Invite
In Kingman Kansas a 12 year old boy scored a hole in one during the Kingman Invitational Golf Tournament on Sunday. Bruce Farmer of Pratt fired the ace with a 9 iron on the 125 yard third hole, finishing one under par. About 150 players of all ages competed in the event.
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Jamesway Gas
Baker Valley Grange
Chiefs Open Summer Camp With 23 Rookies
Kansas City Chiefs begin summer training camp aiming to defend AFL title with 23 rookies. Coach Hank Stram expects 20 to 30 percent improvement if punting and flankers are upgraded and the defense end position is filled. Rookies train first three days. veterans report for photo ceremonies later. Top rookies Boby Bell Junious Buchanan and Ed Budde set to join after College All-Star game.
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Bill Hull
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Boby Bell
Minnesota
Junious Buchanan
Grambling la
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Yankees Win Two Over Kansas City ChiSox O's Split
The New York Yankees battle injuries as Manny, Maris out and Berra steps in at catcher while Al Downing makes a rookie start. Despite adversity, they still claim two wins over Kansas City and split with Chicago and Baltimore in a trying stretch.
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John Blanchard
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
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Charles Charles Won British Open Then Faces Texas Test
Bob Charles, the left handed New Zealander, arrived in Dallas after winning the British Open. He faces a tough course at Dac Country Club in Texas with the American ball and new course to adjust to. He concedes little chance here but will try his best, saying golf is like picking horses and you never can tell.
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Tex
Bob Charles
National Pga
Charles
England
Texas
Dac Country Club
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Two Teams Disqualified in District Junior Legion Tourney
Chanute manager Herbert Washburn said two teams in the 3rd District Junior American Legion baseball tournament at Columbus were disqualified for failing to certify players. St. Paul and Caney were removed, reducing the field from ten to eight and moving to a single bracket with Chanute receiving a first round bye. The revised schedule places Parsons versus unknown opponent tomorrow night at 6 in a double elimination format.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule With Rain Delays
Tuesday results show St Louis beat Chicago 10 to 3 and 3 to 7 while Cincinnati lost 5 to 6. Milwaukee 3 7 Los Angeles 3 2 Philadelphia 6 innings rain. Houston 8 New York 3 eight innings rain. San Francisco at Pittsburgh postponed. Upcoming: Houston at New York, Los Angeles at Philadelphia twi night, Milwaukee at Chicago, St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Football scores and postponed games list
New York 11-5, Kansas City 6-0, Minnesota 5-8, Cleveland 3-2, Baltimore 6-2, Chicago 3-3, Los Angeles 10-0, Boston 8-5. Detroit at Washington postponed due to rain. Cleveland at Los Angeles Boston at Kansas City New York at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit all listed with North/neutral and next schedule affected.
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Berra
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Yanks
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Tom Tresh
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White Sox
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Orioles
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Washington
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Hockey scores from a busy dual meet night
Indianapolis defeated Syracuse 4 to 3 while Columbus topped Rochester 8 to 3 and Arkansas beat Atlanta 103 to 3 in a high scoring slate. Buffalo at Toronto was postponed due to rain. Jacksonville defeated Richmond 6 to 0.
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Pacific Coast League Sunday Scores Summary
Dallas Fort Worth won 9 to 6 over Seattle Salt Lake City and Portland defeated Tacoma 4 to 2. Spokane lost 4 to 6 to San Diego, Oklahoma City tied Hawaii 3 to 3, and Denver beat Hawaii 12 to 5 with a 4 to 1 result.
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Spokane
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Oklahoma City
City Recreation Ball Scores Don Papst Bud Leroy Winners
Don Papst led his team to second place in the Senior Baseball League with a 13-0 win over Carl Ranabargar as Bud Leroy went 4-0 with two hits and four Beck errors. Harry Morgan took the loss. Dean Ranabargar and Billy Gutierrez shared catching duties. Papst racketed three runs in the first inning and added eight in the second as Larry Hill and Dick Jerome pitched well for the winners.
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First National
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Consolidated
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Steve Seger
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Rocky Carter
Bank of Commerce
Orley’s
Jack Wiggans
Jim Stemple
Richard Stevenson
Steve Almond
Curtiss Hupp
Randy Herron
Consolidated Oil
1St National Bank
Recreation Calendar Tonight Schedule Highlights
Community sports and activities list for Chanute area. Tonight features Junior Teener League at Santa Fe Park with Manley Transfer against VFW at 6 30 and American Legion versus Gray Lumber at 6 50, Major League at City Park with Or ley's Cafe versus Ash Grove at 7 00 and Merle Kelly Ford against First National Bank at 9 00. Also Pee Wee League at EUB Field Nations Cleaners versus NuWay Cleaners at 5 30 and Rookie League at IGA Field Evans Music versus Montgomery Ward at 5 30. Church leagues at Highland Park and Bowling at Sportsman's Bowl plus theater and pool times.
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Ash Grove
Merle Kelly Ford
First National Bank
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EUB Field
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Montgomery Ward
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Highland Park
Methodists
Grant Avenue Baptists
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Chanute Community Theater
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Naff & Bolze Hardware
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B&h Market
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Ranabargar
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IGA Field
Santa Fe Employes
Koch Furniture
Presbyterians
Knights of Columbus
Highland Park Playground
Roosevelt School
National B of C Tops Major League Wins Saturday Night
First National Bank defeated Consolidated Oil 64 victory over Consolidated, and Bank of Commerce beat Orley's Cafe 12 to 2. First National leads at 7-3, Bank of Commerce is 6-4. Orley's and Consolidated sit in lower division.
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Consolidated
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Ash Grove
Merle Kelly Ford
Winds Drive High Scores in Open Final Rounds
Winds between 25 and 40 mph pushed scores up in the final two rounds of this year's U.S. Open. Third round scores rose from two over par 73s to 91, and final round scores climbed from 72 to 85 as the wind battered the course.
Two Wins By All-Stars
The Chanute All-Stars earned two softball wins on weekend trips, boosting their season record to 7-4. They beat Martin Concrete of Coffeyville 9-6 in Coffeyville Saturday, then defeated Humboldt Chiefs in Humboldt Sunday. Gary McKinzie won on the mound with Jim Woods catching in Coffeyville. Don Howell and Bud Leroy were the Chanute battery at Humboldt. Next, a game Wednesday night at Buffalo.
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Coffeyville
Humboldt Chiefs
Humboldt
Chanute
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Jim Woods
Don Howell
Bud Leroy
Chanute Battery
Buffalo
Amateur golfers contest U.S. Open at Brookline
Fourteen amateur players joined the U.S. Open competition at Brookline Massachusetts with 11 survivors after two rounds amid scattered sponsor names and irregular text fragments.
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Koch Furniture
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