A's Top ChiSox 6-3 Behind Home Run Spark
Kansas City shut out Chicago 6-0 through six. The A's erupted in the seventh with a single, error, another single, bunt, squeeze, steal, and Dick Green's three run homer to beat the White Sox 6-3. Chris Short earned the win. Rays Washburn took the loss for St Louis. Curt Simmons to start for St Louis against Jim Bunning.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Cardinal
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bill White
Swith
Mike Shannon
Alex Johnson
Johnny Briggs
White
Sheldon
Jim Dickson
Don Messi
Wes Stock
Phillies
Curt Simmons
Jim Bunning
Jean Ashley Qualifies In Western Golf Championship
Jean Ashley daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Ashley qualified in the first round of the 65th Women's Western golf championship at Wayzata Minnesota. Thirty two top amateurs qualified on the Wayzata Country Club course. Barbara McIntire and Marcella Rose shared medalist honors with 77s.
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Jean Ashley
G. L. Ashley
W. Std
Wayzata
Minn
America
Wayzata Country Club
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Miss McIntire
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Miss Rose
Lida Fee Matthews
Portsmouth
Ohio
Miss Ashley
Alice Dye
Indianapolis
Ind
Nicklaus Climbs to $80,488 in 1963 Earnings
Big Jack Nicklaus finished second in the Canadian Open, adding $12,000 to his 1963 golf earnings total of $80,488, with $69,700 coming from official PGA events. He has two wins and 11 top-five finishes in 14 tourneys. Tony Lema and Bruce Devlin also posted strong totals in official and overall standings.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Big Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Bruce Devlin
Ricketts and Ranz Sweep Flights in Burlington Invite
Three Chanute representatives at the Burlington Invitational golf event earned top honors. Doug Ricketts captured the championship flight with 18 holes scoring 32 31 63. Ed Ranz won the A flight with 36 34 70, and Bob Harford won the C flight. The one day event at Burlington Country Club drew 114 golfers, a record field.
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Chanute
Burlington
Doug Ricketts
Ed Ranz
Bob Harford
Burlington Country Club
Boxing results from Sydney and Saint John events
The Associated Press reports max Murphy defeating Johnny Famechon 127 12 in Sydney Australia. In Saint John Jackie Clements outpointed Dick French 147.4 to 148. Providence R I hosts Davey Hilton over Hector Rodriguez 13442 to 132.
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Sydney
Australia
Max Murphy
Johnny Famechon
Saint John
New Brunswick
Jackie Clements
Montreal
Dick French
Providence
Davey Hilton
Hector Rodriguez
R.I
Matson Heads to Wichita for Fundraiser Meet
Randy Matson world record holder in the shot put leaves Houston for New York to join the American team in the Russia meet at Kiev July 31 to Aug 1. He travels via Wichita to enter an AAU fundraiser meet Friday night and seeks NCAA and AAU approval to compete. He may watch from the stands if barred.
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Houston
Tex
Randy Matson
New York
Russia
Kiev
Wichita
Kan
U.S
Matson
Warren G. Magnus
International and Pacific Coast League Scores Brief
Baseball scores From the International League Toronto 8 Columbus 2. Atlanta 5 Rochester 4. Jacksonville 6 Syracuse 4. Toledo 2 4. Buffalo 1 0. Pacific Coast League Arkansas 7 Denver 6. Portland 7 Spokane 3. Only games scheduled.
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Toronto
Columbus
Atlanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Toledo
Buffalo
Arkansas
Denver
Portland
Spokane
Baseball action in non pro tourney in Kansas city
Ogden defeated Salina 6-5 and Wichita Moores beat Wichita Harrell Insurance 11-0 in the non pro baseball tourney. Wichita Dreamliners routed Wichita Steffen’s 15-0 in a winner’s bracket game. Tonight’s schedule lists 5:15 p.m. Central: Wichita Central vs Halstead. 7:45 p.m. Harrell Realtor vs Royal. 9:45 p.m. Junction City vs Wayside.
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Wichita
Ogden
Salina
Wichita Moores
Wichita Harrell Insurance
Kansas
Wichita Dreamliners
Wichita Steffen
Wichita Central
Halstead
Wichita Harrell Realtor
Wichita Royal
Junction City
Wayside
Milk Truck Driver Electrocuted Near Shubert Nebraska
Lee L. Jones a 34 year old milk truck driver from Morrill Kansas was electrocuted Monday while loading a milk consignment at the Daniel Wamsley farm southeast of Shubert. A short circuit in an outdoor milk cooler caused the accident. Jones drove for the Sabetha Cooperative Creamery in Kansas.
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Shubert, Neb
Morrill
Kan
Lee L. Jones
Daniel Wamsley Farm
Shubert
Jones
Sabetha
Hay Harvest in Woodson County Nets Good Yield
In Woodson County, hay harvesting and baling progress well with a strong yield. Community events include Homecoming planning at New York Valley church on July 25 and 4 H Day at Yates Center pool from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Local clergy and visitors shared talks on small farms and Navajo missions.
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Yates Center
New York Valley Church
Woodson County
Karen Kruege
Washington, D.C
Elmer Krueger
Karen
Federal Education Department
Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation
Greater
New York City
Peace Corps
Gemini 5 Mission Aims for Eight Day Flight and Sightings
Space veterans Gordon Cooper and Pete Conrad outlined plans for Gemini 5 an eight day mission launching August 19 with an eight day flight. They described ground visibility experiments using giant eye charts near Laredo Texas and Carnarvon Australia to be viewed from 100 miles up. The mission includes a rendezvous with a small satellite on the second of 121 orbits and a two way link with Scott Carpenter in a diving bell off California. Some segments will pass over the United States at night offering possible views of the capsule.
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Houston, Tex
Gordon Cooper
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Laredo
Tex
Carnarvon
Australia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Scott Carpenter
Pacific Ocean
California
United States
Teener Steve Rausch Dominates in Pee Wee Victory
Steve Rausch pitched a three hitter with 11 strikeouts and belted his fifth home run as Richardson Real Estate beat Foodtown 10 to 6. He supported seven team hits off Mickey Ratliff and Russell Herron while Tim Allen caught, and Tim Fairchild was Rausch’s receiver. Score by innings shows Richardson Real Estate in command.
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Steve Rausch
Richardson Real Estate
Foodtown
Mickey Ratliff
Russell Herron
Tim Allen
Tim Fairchild
Rausch
Richardson Real DE
Starsediace Foodtown
Consolidated and Bank of Commerce Win In Majors
Bank of Commerce over Orley s Cafe 13 to 11 after a nine run first inning burst by Bank of Commerce. Consolidated Oil defeated Merle Kelly Ford 12 to 9 as both games featured eight hits per side and several homer hits by Mike Collins Roger Tucker and Brett Richman homered in the losses and wins.
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Bank of Commerce
Orley’s Cafe
Consolidated Oil
Merle Kelly Ford
Mike Collins
Orley
Roger Tucker
Brett Richman
John Jensen
Tucker
Collins
Bob Phillips
Ron Raple
Mike Campbell
Randy Herron
Jerry Baughn
Consolidated
Bill Dexter
David Christensen
David Kimble
Methodists and EUB win in church softball action
Methodist edged Grant Avenue Baptist 7-5 to move into second with a 10-3 record and one game left. EUB routed Nazarene 12-1 as Bud Taylor pitched the win with Omer Stoll catching. Grant Ave. Baptist and Nazarene pitchers were Bob Ellison and Lester Petty respectively. Wesley Moore caught for Nazarene.
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Methodist
Grant Avenue Baptist
EUB
Nazarene
Knights of Columbus
Bud Taylor
Omer Stoll
Bob Ellison
Lester Petty
Wesley Moore
Campbell Charged After Traffic Halt. Charges Dismissed
James Campbell, 41, was arrested after refusing to stop blocking traffic and creating trouble with police. He told a magistrate he overindulged celebrating the birth of his first child, a daughter, in 19 years of marriage. The charges were dismissed.
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Pittsburgh
James Campbell
Campbell
Humboldt church class hosts gathering with cookies and games
The Christian Builders class of the Methodist church met Sunday evening at North Park for a cookie and cold drink social with games. Weekend visitors include the Pullman family from Pittsburg and Stillwell, and visitors from Joplin, Carlsbad, and Arcata. The 4 H Clothing group met at Mrs. Russell Lytle’s for apron and dress projects with seven members. Further visits include Lawrence and Kansas City trips of local families and relatives from Wichita and Arcata.
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Humboldt
Christian Builders
Methodist Church
North Park
Carl Pullman
Lyle
Nelda
Pittsburg
Duane Pullman
Stillwell
Charles McCullough
Dwan
Joplin
Herbert Jones
Stuart
Steven
Carlsbad
N. M
Brenda Crawford
M. H. Ellis
Kansas City
Paul Hottenstein
John Diverbliss
Richard
Lawrence
Greensbor College Opens Coed Dorm for 40 Male Students
Greensbor College in Greensboro NC, which began coeducation in 1954, reports space for about 40 male students in a brand new dormitory. Admissions officer Allen Kivett notes the campus will be outnumbered by girls four to one once these boys enroll.
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Greensboro
N.C
Greensbor College
North Carolina
Allen Kivett
Kivett
Chanute Lumber Edges Santa Fe in Last-Inning Narrow Win
Chanute Lumber scored four runs in the bottom of the final inning to beat Santa Fe Employees 9 to 8 in a Rookie League game. David Murrill earned the win tossing all four innings, with Keith Frederick catching. Kerry Lowry and Steven Marts pitched for Santa Fe, Greg Willis on receiving duties. Santa Fe outhit Chanute 5 to 1.
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Chanute Lumber
Santa Fe
David Murrill
Keith Frederick
Kerry Lowry
Steven Marts
Greg Willis
League Leaders Baseball Stats Tidbits in Two Leagues
In the American League leaders list Yastrzemski of Boston tops batting at .338 with Hall of Minnesota at .321. Oliva scores 64 runs and Mantilla 65 RBIs for Boston. Cavalillo leads with 105 hits for Cleveland while Oliva adds 104. Campaneris drives 30 steals for Kansas City, with Cardenal 28. Pitchers include PasquaI of Minnesota 82 0.800 and Fisher of Chicago 113 0.786.
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Horton
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Fisher
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Gus Mank
Navajo Indian Gospel Mission
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Don Walburn
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Grant Avenue Battery
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Chanute Tribune
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W. Main St. Aus
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Doug Dalton
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Uke Thaninan Snkaore Company
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