Chanute Women Lead Trans Miss Golf Qualifiers
Chanute-based competitors headline a Wichita hosted Trans Miss golf qualifier with Mrs. Fife and Mrs. Skala sharing medalist honors after matching par. Notables include Jean Ashley and Carol Jo Skala among top finishers. a hole in one by Jean Ashley signals strong play as qualify for match flight.
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Chanute
Fife
Wichita
Skala
Jean
Oregon
Jean Ashley
Robert Ala
Wichita Country Club
Sue Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Natash Fife
Carol Jo Skala
Sutherlin
Ore
Associated Press
Joan Ashley
Jeanne Thomp
Stanley Handelman
St. Son
Tulsa
Louis
Allen
Joey Cole
Peru
Ind
Emerick
Mimi Grandle
Cincinnati
van Ashley
Ed Ashley
Karen Schull
Kansas City
Missouri
Marcella Rose
St. Louis
Mary Jo Campbell
Independence
Marshall Becker
Topeka
Bucs Threat In NL Race Improves With Clemens Hit Streak
Roberto Clemente extends hitting streak as Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 to tighten within four games of the Dodgers. Dick Groat and Dick Allen contribute. Johnny Logan belts a grand slam to spark the rally. Dodgers lead remains slim as other NL results unfold.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Chicago
Roberto Clemente
Houston
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
He Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ray Sadecki
Dick Groat
Groat
Clemente
Dick Stu
Bob Skinner
Logan
Rates
Frank al McBean
Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Stan Musial
Roberto
Johnny Logan
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hans Defeats Penney To Narrow Minor League Gap
Hans Flowers moved into second in the Minor League standings with two wins over J. C. Penney, pulling within half a game of league leader B and H Market. Hans also earned a makeup win in extra innings while Adeo Hans scored 11 in early frames as Leon Lofthouse and Troy Stephens pitched for the victors.
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Hans Flowers
J. C. Penney
Penney
Hans
Leon Lofthouse
Troy Stephens
Don Ericson
Richard Stevenson
Charles McCulley
Marion Clark
David Smith
Ash Grove
Bank of Commerce Tops Major League Standings With Sixth Straight Win
The Bank of Commerce squad surged to second place after a 5-1 victory over Consolidated Oil. Orley’s Cafe shocked First National 13-? as B of C extended a six game win streak, Ash Grove holds a two game lead, and Consolidated and Orley’s face next action with Merle Kelly Ford and Ash Grove in the nightcap.
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Bank of Commerce
Consolidated Oil
Orley’s Cafe
First National Bank
Consolidated
First National
Ash Grove
Orley
Merle Kelly Ford
Marty Barnhart
Ben Ennis
Billy Koch
Jimmie Sandage
Dean Oliver
Wayne Reeves
Bill Burghart
Self Service and Legion Win In Teener League Action
In Teener League games, Self Service beat Naff and Bolze 5-2 with a three run fifth inning helped by strong pitching from Lindblad and Benson who allowed one hit. The American Legion edged Olson's Supermarket 4-3 in extra innings with Olson's comeback stalling late.
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Self Service Grocery
Ellis
Naff & Bolze
American Legion
Olson
Self Service
Mike Benny
Agustin Campuzano
Charles Kern
Eddie Lindblad
Wayne Benson
Baseball Scores from The Associated Press Monday Results
American League games featured New York 3 over Kansas City 1 and Washington 4 over Los Angeles 1. The day included a schedule of upcoming matches with New York at Boston and Washington at Chicago noted for next games.
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New York
Kansas City
Washington
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Pet G.B
Minnesota Ener
Chicago Fee A
Detroit Eee
Recreation Calendar Highlights For Today In Chanute Area
Local calendar lists Tot Lot Highland Park and Archery at Old Water Plant. Adult swimming at Municipal Pool 7 to 8 p m Group 2. Chanute American Legion hosts Coffeyville at 3rd District Tournament in Winfield 6 p m with a 10 p m rematch. Teener and Minor leagues play at various city fields with multiple matchups including Elks VFW and Santa Fe Employes. Major League events at Highland Park and Elks Team at Royster Stadium conclude the day.
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Municipal
American Legion
Chanute
Coffeyville
Winfield
Royster Stadium
Elks
VFW
Self Service Grocery
Municipal Pool
City Park
White
Gifford
Papst
Buzzard
Highland Park
Consolidated Oil
Orley's Cafe
Merle Kelly Ford
Ash ‘Grove
Chanute Elks
Chicago bout ends in points for Allen Thomas over Leroy Green
Chicago fighter Allen Thomas outpointed Leroy Green of Kansas City in a heavyweight style bout. In Trois-Rivieres Peter Schmidt and Joey Durelle battled to a draw. Jorge Gonzales stopped Donny Felicia in Bakersfield as the Natchez Trace project moves to parkway status in Mississippi.
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Leroy Green
Kansas City
Marigold Arena
Associated Press
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Trois-Rivieres
Que
Peter Schmidt
Toronto
Joey Durelle
Baie Ste Ann
N.B
Bakersfield
Calif
Jorge Gonzales
Guadalajara
Mexico
Donny Felicia
Manila
National Park Service
Natchez Trace
Mississippi
Evans Music Defeats Montgomery Ward In Rookie League
Evans Music took a half game lead over Santa Fe Employes in Rookie League action by routing Montgomery Ward 14 to 8. Nine runs in the first inning set the tone as Edward Baker and Roger Edwards earned the win while James Wilkins and Wheat struggled on the mound for Ward. J C Winkler hit a homer for Evans and Tony Woodard caught for the winners. Santa Fe Employes face Chanute Lumber tonight.
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Evans Music
Santa Fe Employes
Montgomery Ward
Evans
James Wilkins
Wheat
Edward Baker
Roger Edwards
Tony Woodard
J. C. Winkler
Santa Fe
Chanute Lumber
Allen Thomas Shines in 10-Round Chicago Bout
Chicago light welterweight Allen Thomas wins a ten round decision in a Chicago city bout. The bout showcased Thomas’s speed and accuracy as he outpointed his opponent over the scheduled ten rounds.
Koch Furniture Tops NuWay Cleaners 13-6 in Pee Wee Play
Koch Furniture renewed its grip on second in the Pee Wee League by defeating NuWay Cleaners 13-6. The game featured 12 Koch hits to six for NuWay, with a tied score after three innings before Koch pulled away. Winning pitchers were Bill Dexter and Bill Barnard, with catches by Tony Mitchell and Mike Arnold. NuWay’s pitchers were John Irwin and Larry Romine, with Ricky McMeekin catching.
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Koch Furniture
NuWay Cleaners
Koch
Bill Dexter
Bill Barnard
Tony Mitchell
Mike Arnold
John Irwin
Larry Romine
Ricky McMeekin
Presbies and All Stars claim Church Softball win
The Presbyteri ans defeated the Lutherans 15 to 2 in Church Softball League action after nine runs in the fourth inning. Chanute All-Stars then beat the Buffalo Boosters while Lee Wilkins and Hall earned the 3-13 win battery. Gary McKenzie pitched Chanute to victory with Bud Leroy catching.
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Ans
Lutherans
Chanute
Presbies
Lee Wilkins
Hall
Luther- Deans
Carl Ranabargar
Russell Roots
Buffalo
Gary McKenzie
Bud Leroy
Lair
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 17 1962 Page Ten
Local page notes updates from Chanute community affairs. Brief items cover civic happenings, upcoming events, and notices of interest to residents, reflecting the town’s mid July activity and civic calendar.
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Chanute Tribune
Hole in One by Joan Ashley Highlights Trans-Miss Qualifying
Joan Ashley of Chanute Kan finished 15 over par in the 1962 Women's Trans Miss qualifier at Wichita Country Club. She struck a 5 iron 150 yards to ace the 17th hole, the first hole in one in Trans events since 1956, while finishing with 87. Witnesses included Bette Pettit and several relatives.
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Jean
Perry Wright
Sim Park
Charles Meninger
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Elks Face VFW and Self Service in Nightcap Lineup
Baseball recap notes Bob Golay and Bill Hickey allowed four hits for the loser's effort while Dick Wiggins and David Lindblad earned wins for the winners. Lindblad and Dale Steinman were the catchers. Tonight the Elks meet the VFW in game one, followed by Self Service versus the Legion.
Yankee lead grows as Yanks blank Angels and tee off on weaker clubs
The New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-1 behind Don Rudolph four-hitter and a key two-run second inning. Bob Johnson fueled offense with a homer and a bases-loaded single as New York stretched its AL lead to three games while Kansas City and Washington faltered. The game was the fastest of the season at 1 hour 32 minutes.
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San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Sixtit
Bob Hendrev
Cincinnati Reds
Associated Press
New York
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Yankees
Cleveland
Thellington
Don Rudolph
Angels
Yankee
Kan
Sas
Billy Consolo
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Consolo
Ford
Jim Bouton
Bob Johnson
Rudolph
Johnson
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Mason City
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Don Emerick
Colorado Springs
William Gray Sr
S. Highland
Paul Graham
FE Dorado
Nedra Dumas
North Little Rock
Ark
Virginia Jarvis
Pam Kingsbury
Howard Dunham
Salina
Patricia Rubelee
Milton Adamson
Vi Ann Beadle
Belton
Kenneth Grigsby
Don Wright
Sherry Faulkner
Karen Keesling
Howard Creason
Charles Ogden
Shawnee Mission
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Bob Garibaldi
San Francisco
Mets
Giants
Joe Adcock
Roy McMillan
Henley
Braves
McMillan
Joey Jay
Reds
Jay
Hens
Adeo
Bill Carter
Richard Solf
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Jim Benson
Danny Allen
Ward Barnett
John Cole
Rick Ranabargar
Rocky Carter
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Mitchell Buick
Johnson Studio
IGA Field
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Roosevelt
TOY Tiger
Tim HO
Rips
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John Thon
No Way Cleaners
Miss Ashley
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Leroy
Frank Rodriguez
Charming
Cary Grant
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Prt Mason
Alfred Nitchcock
Douglas
Novak Mene Kovacs Rush
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire
Goodflyear
Dinty's Tire Service
Post Office
American Oil Research
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Division
American Oil Company
Sinatra Marti
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