Cardinals Rally To Beat Mets 6-5 In St Louis
Cardinals overcame a five run deficit to defeat the Mets 6-5 in St Louis. Groat doubled scoring the tying and winning runs in the seventh as Barney Schultz earned the win. Al Worthington took the loss in relief.
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Associated Press
Cardinals
New York Mets
St. Louis
Kansas City
York
Cards
Dick Groat
Barney Schultz
Larry Bearworth
Mets
A’s
Twins
Tony Oliva
Fred Talbot
Jim Kaat
A's
Dick Green
Rene Lachemann
Ken Harrelson
Oliva
Harrelson
Johnny Blanchard
Tom Reynolds
Don Messi
al Worthington
John O'Donoghue
Diego Segui
Jim Grant
Minneapolis
Bob Gibson
al Jackson
New York
Chanute Oilers Rally Past Pittsburg 3 1 in St Paul
The Chanute Oil ers came from behind to beat Pittsburg Bowlus 3 1 in the St Paul invitational winners bracket. McKenzie earned the win with 15 strikeouts in three tourney games and hit a two run single to break the game open in the seventh. The Bowles managed a lone first inning run. Chanute meets John’s Sports Center of Pittsburg next in another winners bracket game.
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ST. Paul
Chanute Oilers
Pittsburg Bowlus
Chanute
Merv Snowden
Oilers
Jack Warhurst
Bud Leroy
Leroy
Pittsburg
McKenzie
Bowles
al Young
George Holtzman
John’s Sports Center
Merv Haffenstein
Mrs. Allen Medalist In Tri-State Golf Meet
Mrs. Janice Hayes of Joplin Missouri edged Mrs. Beverly Gardner of Bartlesville Oklahoma on the second extra hole to win the Tri-State Women's Golf Tour in Independence Kansas. About 140 women from Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas competed as the 1966 event was set for Hickory Hills Springfield Missouri. Chanute was represented by several players with Mrs. Robert Allen medalist at 79 and fourth in the championship flight.
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Independence
Kan
Janice Hayes
Joplin
Beverly Gardner
Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Hickory Hills
Springfield
Chanute
Robert Allen
Rex Truitt
Keith Dodd
Cynthia Gray
Don Eider
E. O. Morris
Bob King
Charles Broadwell
Glen Shook
Dennis Mills
David McCune
Hickory Hills Country Club
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Saturday Baseball and Softball
Recreation calendar lists games across multiple leagues at various diamonds and parks. Notable matchups include Montgomery Ward versus Chanute Lumber at IGA diamond and Chanute at Eureka in the American Legion baseball event. Saturday features Major League games at Highland Park and Oj, with multiple local businesses hosting contests.
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IGA Diamond
Montgomery Ward
Chanute Lumber
Pee Wee League
EUB Diamond
Johnson Studio
Richardson Reel Estate
City Park
South Diamonds
Hens’ Flowers
Taylor Fireworks
Busy Bee Cafe
Wells Clothiers
Santa Fe Park
Gray Lumber
Olson’s
Self Service
Fowler Transport
Church
Highland Park
St. Patrick's
Christian
Knights of Columbus
Old Timers
American Legion Baseball
Chanute
Eureka
Ash Grove
Consolidated Oj
Oriey's Cafe
Merle Kelly Ford
Women Share Bowling Fund in Kan sas City
Chanute women bowlers who placed in the money at the state tournament in Kansas City received their prize checks totaling 631.77 dollars. Chanute teams in the money were Fowler Transport, E Z Way Cleaners and Young America with individual prize winners listed across doubles and singles events.
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Chanute
Kansas City
Fowler Transport
E-Z Way Cleaners
Young America
Mary Miles
Jewell Green
Beverly White
Betty Taylor Krone
Juanita Ward
Elizabeth Chapman
Jackie Woods
Judy Young
Dorothy Wicker
Doris Bell
Maxine Campbell
Deer hunting permits open this week in Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission announces applications for the state’s first modern deer season. Firearms permits accepted July 15 to August 15 and archery permits until September 30. Fees are 10 dollars for general resident permits and 5 dollars for resident landowner or tenant permits. Non residents cannot apply. Residents defined as 60 days prior Bonafide in state. Active duty military stationed in state count as residents. Landowners or tenants on rural land may apply for the 5 dollar landowner tenant permit. their families or employees cannot.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
State of
Chanute Girls Fall 22 5 To Parsons in Five Inning Tilt
Parsons Parkans whipped Chanute 22 to 5 in five innings as Jo Houts and Claborn each homered and Chase and Claborn totaled four hits. Chanute had seven hits with Salzwedel two for three and Calhoun making a sharp defensive game. Chanute invites Cherryvale for a Sunday league matchup at Highland Park.
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Chanute
Parsons Parkans
Parkans
Jo Houts
Claborn
Chase
Linda Rice
Parsons
Lois Barnhart
Marsha Russell
Donna Campbell
Houts
Pat Thompson
Beth Salzwedel
Merita Heath
Salzwedel
Sharon Calhoun
Barnhart
Phyllis Stout
Cherryvale
Highland Park
Patooe
Kosi
Collegians Dominate Trans Miss Golf Lead by Norville
Six collegians dominated the Trans Mississippi Amateur Golf quarter finals in Kansas City. Dick Norville, 37, Oklahoma City oilman and veteran, shot the best score with four straight birdies, a par, an eagle, and another birdie to reach 6 under for 13 holes while defeating Roger Brown of Arkansas City. Jim Colbert, 24, Kansas City insurance man, was another top post graduate contender.
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Kansas City
Dick Norville
Oklahoma City
Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Kan
Jim Colbert
VFW Teener League win keeps lead at 10-2
VFW and Teener League leader Naff and Bolze beat American Legion 15 to 10 in the only game played last night. Legion outhit 10 to 8 but committed nine errors to nine. Pitching duties were split for Naff and Bolze with Holloway Collins and Barnett. Legion’s pitchers were Davis Holbert and Wells.
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Naff
Bolze
American Legion
Dave Holloway
Steve Collins
Ward Barnett
Mike Goss
Jim Davis
Jay Holbert
Randy Wells
Larry Harvey
Amer. Legion
Swimming Pool and Wells Clothiers Win In Minors
Swimming Pool defeated Mitchell Buick 12 to 4 while Wells Clothiers beat Hans Flowers 13 to 3 in minor league play. Dick Ray pitched a one hitter for Swimming Pool in four innings with Jimmy Simmons catching. Albert Gutierrez went the distance for Wells Clothiers as Steve De La Torre caught.
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Mitchell Buick
Wells Clothiers
Hans’ Flowers
Dick Ray
Jimmy Simmons
Ricky Rutter
Don Phillips
Darrell Baughn
Terry Taylor
Albert Gutierrez
Steve de la Torre
Brad Davidson
Mitch Magner
Kevin Follmer
David Golay
Nation Cleaners Upset NuWay 12-3 in Pee Wee League
Nation Cleaners upset NuWay 12-3 to claim third place in the Pee Wee League. They outhit NuWay 7-3 with seven runs in the third inning highlighted by Roby Acree’s grand slam. Craig Harris earned the win.
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Nation Cleaners
Pee Wee
Nu- Way Cleaners
NuWay
Roby Acree
Craig Harris
Mike Rutter
Steve Edwards
Tim Reeves
NuWay Cleaners
Larry Cook
Edwards
Missouri golf champion 1964 faces rival in current tour
The report notes a Missouri champion from 1964, Norville, competing this year with rivals including Jim Wiechers of Menlo Park and Santa Clara College. Colbert meets Dennis Elkins of Albuquerque and the University of New Mexico, while two matches pair Oklahoma State with Arizona State. George Boutell of Phoenix meets Bob Dickson of Muskogee and Joe Porter III of Phoenix faces Jim Hardy of Hutchinson, Kansas.
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Missouri
Norville
Jim Wiechers
Menlo Park
Calif
Santa Clara College
Colbert
Dennis Elkins
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Oklahoma State University
Arizona State
George Boutell
Phoenix
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
Joe Porter Ill
Jim Hardy
Oklahoma State
Hutchinson
Kan
Chanute Legion triumphs 6-1 over Humboldt in baseball clash
Chanute American Legion scored six runs on six hits to defeat Humboldt 6-1. Bruce Benson pitched five solid innings allowing one run on four hits with six strikeouts. Randy Richman closed two innings with two strikeouts. Tony De La Torre and Bill Goodwin contributed timely hits while Benson, De La Torre, and Don Old powered the big fifth inning. Chanute improves to 18-13 and heads to Eureka for a final tuneup before district play.
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Koch Bros. Furniture
Sears and Roebuck
Scott Maring
Charles Musselman
Marshall Madill
Maring
Mark Sigler
Mike Boaz
Kim Kuhn
Jonnie Leatherman
Leatherman
Doug Brooks
Bruce Benson
Randy Richman
Chanute American Legion
Humboldt
Benson
Richman
Bill Hickey
Chanute
Steve Alcock
Ron Briley
Tony de la Torre
Bill Goodwin
de la Torre
Goodwin
Don Old
Stange
Goble
Eureka
Burden
Devlin Holds Narrow Canadian Open Lead Despite Illness
Bruce Devlin who is benefiting from a strong front nine and a solid back nine leads the Canadian Open at 134 after two rounds. Jack Nicklaus sits one stroke back after a 66 and 69, while Joe Campbell and other contenders chase with 136 and 135 totals respectively.
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Toronto
Bruce Devlin
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Joe Campbell
Peridido
Fla
Chanute Tribune Friday News Briefs July 16 1965
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas recount community events on page five. Highlights include civic meetings, school notices, and upcoming public activities with concise notes and dates.
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Chanute Tribune
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