Neodesha Beats Chanute 3-2 in Legion Tourney
Neodesha edged Chanute 3-2 in the 3rd District Legion Tournament at City Park as Chanute pitcher Bob Riggle pitched all game but took the loss. Unearned runs proved decisive, with Neodesha scoring in the sixth on a misplayed ball after Osborn and Barrett sparked the rally.
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American Legion
Chanute
Bob Riggle
City Park
Neodesha
Riggie
Tom Swan
Riggle
Blue Jays Beat Parsons Queens 16-9 in District Opener
Chanute Blue Jays scored 16 to Parsons Queens 9 in the women’s district softball opener in St. Paul. Home runs by Mary Tunnell Donna Campbell and Merita Heath sparked a 10 hit attack. Charlene Bailey and Linda Rice formed the Chanute battery. Kay Shook homered for Parsons.
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ST. Paul
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
Blue Jays
Mary Tunnell
Donna Campbell
Merita Heath
Kay Shook
Parsons
Charlene Bailey
Linda Rice
Chanute Battery
Betty Stacy
Ruth Drysback
Queens
Cherryvale
Parsons Parkans
Erie
Fredonia
The
Parkans
Chanute
Recreation Calendar Highlights A Packed Chanute Night
TONIGHT features multiple groups at Launching Pad and Chanute venues. Choral groups perform from 3 to 5 PM, bowling events run 2:30 to 9:30 PM, including junior and senior high rounds. Pools, marionettes, archery, and various leagues and tournaments fill the schedule with numerous local teams and clubs participating.
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Chanute Community Theater
Royster Junior High School
Chanute
Royster
American Legion
Santa Fe
Fowler Transport
Ellis
Naff
Bolze
City Park
B&h Market
Busy Bee Cafe
Mitchell Buick
Wells Clothiers
EUB
Nation’s Cleaners
Johnson's
IGA
Koch Bros. Furniture
Ed Leslie Wins 165 Mile Road Race Championship
Ed Leslie of Monterey California won the 165 mile U S road racing championship at Greenwood Roadway in Indianola Iowa before 18 500 sports car fans Sunday Driving a Cooper Ford he led from the 23rd lap and never was overtaken on the last 32 laps to take the top prize of 2
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Indianola
Iowa
Ed Leslie
Monterey
Calif
U.S
Greenwood Roadway
Leslie
Fight results by the Associated Press
In Osaka Hiroyuki Ebihara 112 defeated Kung Kang Nam 112 by knockout. In Falconara Salvatore Burrini 118 outpointed Rafael Fernandez 117. In Mexico City Eduardo Hernandez 116%4 outpointed Hiram Bacallao 116%4 10.
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Osaka
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Kung Kang Nam
South Korea
Falconara
Italy
Salvatore Burrini
Rafael Fernandez
Spain
Mexico City
Eduardo Hernandez
Hiram Bacallao
Cuba
Rashher Cut By Browns From Roster In Hiram Ohio
Norbert Rashher the former Notre Dame quarterback was released by the Cleveland Browns from their NFL roster on Sunday in Hiram Ohio.
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Hiram
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Norbert Rashher
Notre Dame
National Football League
Cards Mets Split in Twin Bill Losses and Comeback
St Louis dropped the first game 3-2 to the Mets after three unearned runs from errors, then salvaged the second with a ninth inning rally sparked by Dick Groat’s RBI single. Curt Simmons took the loss in game one, Bob Gibson won game two. The A’s were swept by the White Sox 3-2 and 4-3 with Gary Peters’ 13th inning homer deciding the opener and Jim Gentile homering in the ninth of the nightcap. Ed Charles doubled the late threat as Ray Herbert prevailed. Both clubs idle next day.
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Chanute
Butler
Bruce Benson
Randy Richman
Richman
Bill Goodwin
Benson
Neodesha
Jones
Osborn
Barrett
Ron Briley
Parsons
Burden
A’s
White Sox
Chicago
Mets
St. Louis
Dick Groat
Curt Simmons
Bob Gibson
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wes Stock
Stock
Baltimore
Peters
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Ed Charles
Ray Herbert
John O'Donoghue
Baseball scores from Sunday across leagues and cities
Sunday results include MLB games with multiple pairings such as Baltimore 5 Detroit 4 New York 6 0 Cleveland 2 3 Los Angeles 8 4 Minnesota Boston 11 4 Washington 10 5 2nd game 10 innings Chicago 3 4 Kansas City 2 3 1st game 13 innings Milwaukee 6 5 Pittsburgh 2 4 New York 3 6 St Louis 2 7 San Francisco 4 1 Houston 2 0 Cincinnati 7 3 Philadelphia 4 4 Chicago 8 9 Los Angeles 2 1 Toronto 41 Syracuse 2 3 Buffalo 5 2 Rochester 3 1 Richmond 640 Columbus 1 1 Atlanta 3 0 Jacksonville 2 2 Pacific Coast League Indianapolis 5 4 Dallas 1 5 Oklahoma City 6 6 Denver 2 5 2nd game 8 innings Seattle 9 4 Spokane 2 5 San Diego 6 4 Portland 3 3 Arkansas 5 4 Salt Lake City
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Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Denver
Seattle
Spokane
San Diego
Portland
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
W. L. Pe
Chicago New York
Wet Grounds
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Phila
San Fran
Rio Milwaukee
State Weather Player Jim Hegan’s 1938 Ohio debut
Jim Hegan, longtime Yankees bullpen coach, began organized ball as a catcher and outfielder in 1938 at Spring Field Ohio. The note mentions Hawaii 9 11 and Tacoma 8 3 as added figures from the era.
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Jim Hegan
New York Yankees
Springfield
Ohio
Oilers Score Big in Weekend Swing of Four Games
Chanute Oilers post a 3-1 weekend record to run season mark to 15-2. Gary McKenzie wins two in doubleheader at Clay Center, loses first game 4-2 then 12-5 in nightcap. The Oilers take another doubleheader at Pittsburg, with McKenzie pitching a 1-0 two-hitter in game one and Tom McKenzie winning game two 7-3. Yates, McKenzie, Leroy, Holtzman, and Fehr star in a 12-hit attack.
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Chanute Oilers
Oilers
Emporia
Clay Center
Chanute
Gary McKenzie
McKenzie
D. Rosenow
Bud Leroy
Anderson
Tom McKenzie
George Holtzman
Carl Yates
Pittsburg
John’s Sports Center
Taylor
Gary
Leroy
Dave Fehr
Shrevedecker
Tom
Yates
Fehr
Holtzman
Pion Sosesi
Ash Grove Merle Kelly Are Winners
Ash Grove defeated 1st National Bank 5 to 9? Merle Kelly Ford downed Consolidated Oil 13 to 3 in Major League action Saturday night. Merle Kelly collected eight hits and had one error while Consolidated Oil made three. Tommy Kirkwood homered for Ash Grove. Bill Dexter caught, Jim Naff took the loss.
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Ash Grove
1St National Bank
Merle Kelly Ford
Consolidated Oil
Ist National
Mark Childers
Brett Richman
Bill Dexter
Jim Naff
1St National
James Wilkins
Terry Baughn
Merle Kelly
Tommy Kirkwood
Mike Collins
Wayne Morrison
Jay Holbert
Robert Ortez
Ron Raple
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Mick Casady
Caney
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Czechoslovakia
OM OS Chanute
Santa Fe Diamond
National Bank
Orley’s Cafe
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EUB Diamond
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Methodists
UB Trinity
St. Patrick’s
Knights of Columbus
Grant Avenue
Jake C
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H. R. Krokstrom
Chanute HK
Chanute, Kansas
Martin Baugher
West Main Street
Neosho County
Kansas
Jones 4Th
City of
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District Court of
Raich & Briley
South Steuben Avenue
Chanute Telephone
Hi 41
Associated Press
Rasher
Don Richards
New York Mets
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Chanute Ae
Concordia
Dodge City
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Olathe
Russell
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Le's Service
Gray Lumber
Olson’s Supermarket
Tee
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Elks
PEE Wee League
Pet
Nation’s Cleaners Pet Tetvee
Johnson's Studio
Steeteeee
S&w Marine Esattee
Bellas Hesseeeee
AY NuWay Cleaners
Pet Sears and Roebuck
Chanute Lumber
Church Softba i Po
Patrick's
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Ub-Trinity Peete
Lutherans Sas
Grant Avenue Baptists
Chanute Outlaws
Chanute Speedway
William Holden
Alec Guinness
Jack Hawkins
Don Knotts
Elvis Presley
Merv Snowden
Chanute Tribune
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F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
W. Main
Pacific
Coast Stock Exchange
Peny
Count Company
S. Evergreen
Dale
Steinman
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