Chanute golfers shine as Trans Miss amateur event plays on
Jean Ashley leads the Trans Miss competition with Chanute teammates among the field of top amateurs. Jeannie Thompson defeats Ashley 4 and 2 in the first round while Mimi Emerick from Colorado Springs places high in qualifying. Other matches include Wichita Cole beating Mrs. Country Club’s Robert Allen 1 up in 20 holes and Emerick set to face Mrs. Warden in today’s round.
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Giants and Dodgers stumble as Koufax blisters linger
In a tense baseball night, the Dodgers lose ground to the Giants as Koufax struggles with a forefinger blister, allowing Cincinnati to win 7-5. The Phillies win twice against the Houston Colts, while Musial hits a three run homer for the Cardinals past the Cubs.
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Baseball Scores From The Day National League Results
Results show Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 3 St Louis 8 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 8 Houston 0 2 Today's games include Pittsburgh at New York and Los Angeles at Cincinnati. American League standings show New York leading with 49 wins, Los Angeles 40, Cleveland 48, Minnesota 48. Tuesday results include New York 1 Boston 0 and Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2 with several makeup games.
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Mitchell Buick Wins Ninth Straight Pee Wee Game
Mitchell Buick defeated Johnson Studio 16 to 6 to secure a ninth consecutive win. Ten Mitchell hits included doubles by Randy Herron and Wayne Morrison, while Johnson Studio was limited to four safeties. Eight runs in the second inning sealed the victory with Ortiz and Maring pitching for the winners.
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Boxing Results Reported From Several Cities
Reading Pennsylvania saw Len Matthews win by knockout over Jimmy McMillan while New Bedford Massachusetts hosted Bob Young defeating Floyd McCoy on points. Beaumont Texas featured Phil David outpoint Vic Graffic in a ten round bout in Port Arthur Texas.
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Baseball Leaders Lined by 225 At Bats and More
League leaders across batting and pitching categories highlighted by Clemente and Davis. Notable feats include runs by Wills, Mays and Wagner, RBIs led by Davis and Robinson, and hits led by Davis and Runnels. Top pitchers feature Koufax, Drysdale, and Pascual with high strikeout totals.
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Chanute Beats Coffeyville In Muddy District Play
Chanute won 3-2 over Coffeyville in a double elimination district tournament. Howell starred with two singles a double and two RBIs while Coffeyville made four hits and two errors on a muddy field.
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McKenzie
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Tom Swan
Howell Howell
Pippin
Moore
St Patrick's Edge EUB In Extra Innings In Softball Thriller
St Patrick's won 4 3 over EUB in Church Softball League action after nine innings. Harley Ponce and Lupe Godinez combined for the win while Marvin Seger and Pete Smith took the loss. The game left St Patrick's a half game ahead of the Methodists atop the standings.
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Santa Fe Defeats Chanute Lumber in Rookie League
Santa Fe Employes beat Chanute Lumber 12 to 8 as eight runs came in the final inning. Serrato earned the win with seven strikeouts, while Golay struck out nine for Chanute. Santa Fe next faces Montgomery Ward tomorrow night.
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Sulphur Fire Engulfs Railroad Gondola in New London
In New London Ohio a blaze raged for about 30 minutes in a railroad gondola car carrying 70 tons of sulphur. Fire Chief Al Walters described a distinct odor as volunteers battled the conflagration.
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Chanute adds Gary Erie to growing line of Panthers recruits
Chanute high school prospect Gary Erie, a 6 foot 0 inch guard from Fulton, joins Chanute basketball recruit class. Erie averaged 23 points to help Fulton win MVL title and will bolster the Black Panthers both in hoops and track as a 13 foot pole vaulter.
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Elks and Self Service Lead Teener League Standings
The Elks and Self Service Grocery held the top spot in the Teener League after wins last night. Elks beat VFW 8 4 and Self Service defeated American Legion 4 2, leaving the Elks a half game ahead.
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Little League Managers to Meet Tomorrow Night
A meeting of all Little League managers and assistants is called by league president Harry Morgan for tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the VFW Hall to discuss All-Star games makeup games and other arising problems.
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