Podres Leads Dodgers Past Pirates 10-5 Surge
Dodgers win 10-5 as Johnny Podres earns win during a hot stretch that has him at 5-0 in eight days. Maury Wills drives in four with a single and double, while Los Angeles builds a 10-3 lead before Pedro Clemente’s two-run homer narrows the gap.
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Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cubs
San Francisco
Reds
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Houston
Maury Wills
Earl Francis
60 Day Dove Season Opens September First in Kansas
Pratt AP Kansas hunters will have a 60 day mourning dove season from September 1 to October 30 with a daily bag limit of 10 and a possession limit of 20 after opening day. The season, set by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission, reflects a slight drop in dove breeding populations leading to reduced bag limits. Other seasons for rails woodcock and snipe are also listed with specific dates and bag limits. prairie chicken pheasant and quail seasons will open in November with later limits pending surveys.
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Department of the Interior
Kansas
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Appointment of Executrix in KNAPP Estate Neosho Kansas
Neva G Yahns was appointed executrix of the will of Clay R Knapp deceased on July 18 1963 and Letters Testamentary issued by the Neosho County Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. executrix identified as Neva G Yahns.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Clay R. Knapp
Neva G. Yahns
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Yahns
Executrix
Bond Issue Approved for Norton Sewage Plant
Norton Kansas voters approved a $320000 general obligation bond issue to fund a new sewage disposal plant in a special municipal election held Thursday. The measure passed by a 299 to 44 margin.
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Norton
Kan
Hart Fires 66 to Lead PGA at Dallas With Hole in One
Dick Hart shoots a 66 at the Dallas Athletic Club to lead the PGA Championship round one, making a dramatic hole in one on the 16th after a four-iron approach. Julius Boros sits three back at 69, with Nicklaus, Charles, Rudolph, Mayfield, and others also near the top, as Palmer predicts a tough second round.
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Dallas
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Dallas Athletic Club
Dick Hart
Julius Boros
Julius
Palmer
Hart
Tony Lema
Tony
Hinsdale
Ill
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Bob
Charles
Mason Rudolph
Shelley Mayfield
Brook Hollow Country Club
Mayfield
U S Soviet Track Meet Weekend Showdown in Moscow
The American track team, led by coach Payton Jordan, arrives at Lenin Stadium in Moscow for a weekend meet against the Soviet squad. Athletes Ralph Boston and Darrel Horn predict world record bids, while Jim Beatty recovers from a leg injury to compete. Expect 100000 fans as men and women compete in segregated events.
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Lenin Stadium
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Jordan
Ralph Boston
Tennessee
Darrel Horn
Pilot Rock, Ore
Igor Ter
Evanesyan
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
U.S
Elks All-Star Roster of 18 For Tourney
An 18 player Chanute Elks All-Star roster was announced by manager Robert McCready for the Southeast Elks District baseball tournament at El Dorado. Iola faces El Dorado, Galena against Cherryvale, and Augusta vs Winfield, with finals Sunday night and state qualification at Manhattan August 3-4.
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Chanute Elks
Elks
FE Dorado
Chanute
el Dorado
Iola
Galena
Cherryvale
Augusta
Winfield
Wayne Benson
Mike Cooper
Bill Hickey
Tim Gerken
Mike King
Craig Ward
Dale Washburn
Richard Edwards
Pat Scott
David Martin
Tom van Leeuwen
Pete Padilla
Jeff Leverenz
David Davenport
Rickey Clark
Charles Ballou
Bruce Anderson
Paul Tate
St Patrick's caps league title with no-hitter win
St Patrick's clinched the Church Softball League title with Harley Ponce tossing a seven inning no hitter against Knights of Columbus. St Patrick's improved to 11-2, while First Baptists and Methodists sit 9-4. Methodist UB Trinity thriller saw Purdy hit two homers as Methodists beat UB Trinity 22-18, boosting chase for the finals. Final games set for next Monday night with Christians vs Methodists and Knights vs Grant Avenue Baptist.
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Harley Ponce
Knights of Columbus
First Baptists
Methodists
St. Patrick's
Baptists
United Brethren Trinity
Christians
Grant Avenue Baptist
Ponce
Knights
Bonilla
Jack Haight
Burghart
St. Pat's
Methodist
UB - Trinity
UBT
Santa Fe Edges Montgomery Ward in Rookie League
Santa Fe Employes rallied to defeat league leading Montgomery Ward 18 to 16 in Rookie League action. Santa Fe led 12 runs in the first two innings, Ward answered with 16 in the middle frames, then a five run fourth sealed the Santa Fe comeback. Pitchers West Evans Ray and Davidson supported by catchers Abbott and West.
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Santa Fe
Montgomery Ward
Scott West
Mike Evans
Dick Ray
Bradley Davidson
Mike Abbott
West
Jeff Barnett
Richard Reid
Mike Johnson
Barnett
Evans
Koch Furniture
Blue Jays Eliminated In Kansas Softball Tourney
ST. PAUL The Chanute Blue Jays were knocked out of the Southeast Kansas Women's Softball League double elimination tournament after a 294 loss to the Parsons Parkannas. Chanute, the favored team, had earlier fallen 28 to 1 to the Parsons Queens, extending their two tournament losses by wide margins.
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Parsons Queens
Erie Keeps Up Win Streak In Playoff Win Over St Paul
Erie hammered St Paul 144 to move into the winner's bracket semi finals against Queens. Tonight at 8 30 Erie meets Queens while Columbus faces St Paul at 7 30 with the loser eliminated. Larson and Brown pitched for Chanute behind Beals and Rice as Houts won for Parsons with Brown catching. Chanute holds 11 7 season record.
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Queens
Columbus
St Paul
Larson
Brown
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Beals
Rice
Houts
Parsons
Wells Clothiers Beat Mitchell Buick for Lead in Minor League
Wells Clothiers stretched their top spot in the Minor League to two games with a 12-2 win over last place Mitchell Buick. Hans Flowers moved to second place after an 18-7 win by Hans Flowers over Busy-B Cafe The win featured eight runs in the third inning and was aided by Mark Alonzo pitching for Wells. Catchers were Junior Morris and Wayne Morrison. Mitchell used Richard Barriger J D Baughn and Stan Maring with Alan Penner behind the plate.
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Wells Clothiers
Mitchell Buick
Hans Flowers
Cnfe Sting
Wells
Skip Morris
Galen Morrison
Mark Alonzo
Mitchell
Junior Morris
Wayne Morrison
Hans
Doug Scott
Lavern Tripp
Bob Phillips
Richard Barriger
J. D. Baughn
Stan Maring
Alan Penner
Cafe
B&h Market
Optimist
New Hays National Bank Approved to Open
Comptroller James Saxon approved the establishment of Hays National Bank in Washington with $500 000 initial capital. Gregory J Herrman serves as correspondent for the institution in Hays.
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Hays National Bank
Gregory J. Herrman
Corres Washington (Ap
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Recreation Calendar Showcases Night and Saturday Sports
Tonight features senior teener league games at Santa Fe Park Ellis vs Naff & Bolze Har ware at 8 30 junior teener league Manley Transfer vs American Legion at 6 30 minor league at City Park Hans Flowers vs Busy B Cafe 6 00 and Pee Wee League EUB Field NuWay Cleaners vs Chanute Lumber at 5 30 rookie league IGA Field Evans Music vs Koch Furniture at 1 30 church softball Highlands Park Christians vs Methodists at 7 30 Knights of Columbus vs Grant Avenue Baptists at 9 00 American Legion Columbus District 3 Tournament Chanute vs Parsons at 6 00 winner plays Columbus Winfield loser at 10 00 senior high adult summer band at Senior High Music Room 6 30 to 30 and Chanute Community Theater Practice at Launching Pad 7 30. Saturday District 3 Tournament Finals at 7 00 senior baseball league Santa Fe Park Ranabargar vs Leroy at 6 45 Beck vs Bapst at 9 00 major league Highland Park Bank of Commerce vs Merle Kelly Ford Orleys Cale vs Consolidati at 9 00 Elks District Tournament El Dorado Chanute vs El Dorado at 8 30 p m. Senior High Ju en Dance Launching Pad 8 30 to 11 50 p m.
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Santa Fe Park
Ellis
Naff & Bolze Harware
Pee Wee
EUB
NuWay Cleaners
Chanute Lumber
IGA
Evans Music
Koch Furniture
Highland Park
Christians
Methodists
Knights of Columbus
Grant Avenue Baptists
American Legion
Columbus
Chanute
Parsons
Columbus-Winfield
Music Room
Ranabargar
Leroy
Beck
Bapst
Bank of Commerce
Merle Kelly Ford
Orley
Cale
Consolidati
Elks
el Dorado
Nation Cleaners Nip Churchill 7-6 in Pee Wee League
Nation Cleaners junior team improved to 5-3-0 with a 7-6 victory over Churchill. David Christiansen started on the mound for Nation and pitched four no hit innings before being relieved. Churchill’s pitcher Stan Morton allowed seven hits and six runs for the loss.
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Churchill's
David Christiansen
John Serrato
Christiansen
Churchill
Bruce Bright
Dale Douglas
Stan Morton
Dennis Gates
Tony Woodard
Nu Way Cleaners
Chanute ‘Lumber
Chanute Tribune Highlights From Page Five
Chanute Tribune recaps local happenings on Friday July 19 1968 with brief notes on community events school updates and small town notices. Readers get concise items reflecting daily civic life and local personalities featured on page five.
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