Dodgers Rally But Lose to Cards in St. Louis
Dodgers win 10-2 on solid pitching from Moeller and Bob Miller as Cards fall behind early. L. Miller and Ortega fueled a 13-3 rout the prior night while Koufax logged seven innings in an 8-7 loss earlier in the week.
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Tokyo Oscar Reyes Beats Yamigami In Tight Decision
In Tokyo Oscar Reyes 126 from the Philippines outpointed Tat suya Yamigami 121 1/2 from Japan over ten rounds. In Los Angeles Henry Clark 188 from San Francisco out pointed Manuel Ramos 190 1/2 from Mexico City over ten rounds.
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States Allocate Nearly 11 Billion to Local Governments
States allotted nearly 11 billion dollars to local governments within their jurisdictions last year. The sum reflects allocations across counties cities and towns and signals ongoing funding to public services and infrastructure programs.
Topekan Golfer Reaches Public Links Semifinals
Yates Adams, a 27-year-old dental salesman from High Point North Carolina, powers into the National Public Links 36 hole semifinals at Francis Gross course. The colorful 6 foot 7er, backed by the Adams Army, defeated defending champion Bob Lunn in Thursday's quarter finals. Adams faces Bill McDonald next while Arne Dokka meets Dean Wilson in the other semifinal.
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Nation Cleaners Finishes First With 13-5 Pee Wee Win
Nation Cleaners moved into sole possession of first in the Pee Wee League with a 13-5 victory over Bellas Hess. Dick Ray pitched four innings, allowing eight hits and three walks with eight strikeouts. Darrell Baughn hit the game’s only homer as Nation Cleaners had seven hits and 12 walks off Ty son Smith and Jimmy Simmons. Randall Ikehorn was Bellas Hess’s catcher.
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Busy Bee and B&H Market Sail To Easy Wins
A barrage of five home runs powered Busy Bee Cafe to a 25 14 victory over Mitchell Buick while B H Market routed Wells Clothiers 25 5 in the other Minor League game. Home run leaders were Steve Montgomery Bruce Bright Dave Kimble Clifford Gahman and Brad Parks.
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Naff Bolze Elks win close Junior Teener games
Naff Bolze defeated Fowler Transport 3-2 and beat American Legion 3-1 in pitchers duels. Bossell earned the win with Holloway, while Jim Davis and Bill Carter took the mound for the Elks and Legion. Errors favored the winners as both games featured limited hits and costly miscues. Koch Bros Furniture ties for first in Rookie League with 13-6 win over Chanute Lumber. Mike Rutter pitched for Koch Bros. and Tim Allen and Marty Savedra caught. Chanute Lumber pitchers were Russell Herron, Kim Childers, and Craig Harris.
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Methodists Post Victory In Church Softball Play
The Methodists defeated UB Trinity 11 to 1 behind Tom McKenzie's one hit pitching to end the round. Methodists raise to 7-7 while UB Trinity drops to 5-9. McKenzie allowed one run and one hit, Dean Sutcliffe caught, 13 UB Trinity errors aided the victory.
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Locke moves from Army plebes to West Point varsity
Taylor Locke, who steered Army’s Plebe basketball to its first unbeaten season, is now coaching the West Point varsity for the current season.
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Hall of Famer Luke Appling Begins Career in 1930
Hall of Famer Luke Appling, later Kansas City coach, broke in with Atlanta in 1930. It was his only minor league season as a shortstop.
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Blue Jays Roll Stark In Softball Rout
Chanute Blue Jays exploded with two 13 run innings to rout Stark 29 to 3 in five innings. Sharon Calhoon and a Chanute hitter each homered as Charlene Bailey and Donna Campbell limited Stark to three hits. Stark committed eight errors. Linda Rice caught for Chanute. Blue Jays advance to district tournament in St Paul with first round set for Sunday opponents Parsons Parkans, Parsons Queens, Erie, and Fredonia.
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Baseball Scores From The Day In The Majors
Quick roundup of results across leagues with multiple contests. Cautions include Chicago beating Boston 9 to 3 and Cleveland routing Minnesota 12 to 2 while Baltimore prevailed 6 to 1 over New York. Other notable scores include Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 5 and Los Angeles 10 St. Louis 2.
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Chanute Elks All Stars Named for Southeast Tourney
Seventeen Chanute youths from junior and senior teener leagues plus one from Humboldt lead the Chanute Elks roster for the Southeast Elks Baseball Tournament at Iola. McCready chairs the club's baseball committee and the district event uses single elimination with state berth on the line. Schedule shows Chanute facing El Dorado No 1 Saturday at 4 p.m. and potential exit routes toward Sunday finals.
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Saturday Events
Recreation calendar lists Band Concert at Central Park pavilion at 8:00 P M adult band. Senior Teener League at Santa Fe Diamond VFW versus Olson s Supermarket and Self Service versus Gray Lumber at 6 30 and 8 30. Minor League games at City Park B H Market versus Han s Flowers Optimist Club versus Wells Clothiers at 5 30. Pee Wee League at E U B Diamond S W Marine versus Johnson s Studio at 5 30. Rookie League I G A Diamond Montgomery Ward versus Santa Fe Employees at 5 30. Church Softball Highland Park Lutherans versus Knights of Columbus at 7 30 First Baptists versus Grant Avenue Baptists at 9 00. Saturday Square Dancing and Round Dancing South Shelterhouse 7 30 to 9 30 P M Major League Highland Park First National Bank versus Ash Grove at 7 00 Consolidated Oil versus Merle Kelly Ford at 9 00 Men s Softball Chanute Oilers versus Clay Center at Emporia. Boys Baseball Chanute Elks All Stars versus El Dorado No 1 Elks tournament at Lola at 4 00.
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Eager Seller In Kentucky Turnpike Toll Tale
An elderly driver unable to roll down a window at a toll plaza pounded the door open as it nearly detached. The toll taker asked for fifty cents and the motorist exclaimed sold in a spirited roadside moment in Shepherdsville Kentucky.
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