Parsons Columbus Still Undefeated In Legion Tourney
In the 3rd District American Legion baseball tournament Parsons and Columbus remained unbeaten after Columbus pitcher Sigafoose a one hit game with 16 strikeouts leading Columbus to a 14 3 victory over Neodesha Parsons beat Pittsburg 9 1 Jim Bush earned the Parsons win allowing four hits while fanning 11 The losers bracket games set Burden vs Neodesha and Chanute vs Pittsburg with eliminations at stake
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A's Clinch Win to Escape Last Place in Twin Cities
Kansas City Athletics upset Minnesota 5-4 as Rocky Colavito drove in three with a seventh inning single and double. Wes Stock earned the win in relief, Minnesota’s losing streak hit six. Cardinals fell 8-4 to Pittsburgh in St Louis after rain delay, with Jerry Lynch’s grand slam. Curt Flood and Lou Brock contributed for St. Louis, while Joe Gibbon took the loss.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights A Busy Week
Tonight and Thursday feature citywide events across music swimming and sports. Choral groups at Launching Pad and Chorus II and III perform. municipal pool hosts adult swimming. Central Park hosts All Summer Band. baseball and softball leagues play at City Park and St Paul district tournament venues with multiple games including Elks versus American Legion and Busy Bee Cafe clashes.
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Busy Bee and Mitchell Buick Win Minor League Games
Busy Bee Cafe defeated B&H Market nineteen to seven as Bruce Bright hit two home runs and Larry Romine earned the win with David Kimble behind the plate. Mitchell Buick edged Wells Clothiers twelve to ten with Byron Gelwick and Larry Rowan homering. Roy Lusk and Johnny Serrato pitched for Mitchell Buick.
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Two identical holes in one at Ft. Riley
Ft. Riley officers course noted identical holes in one on the 144 yard par three No. 3. Maj. Evan Prosser achieved the first ace and Maj. Lyle Scott followed with a matching shot Saturday, marking a rare double achievement for the two golfers.
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Two blonde finalists lead Wom en Western Amateur golf second round
Jean Ashley defeats Revolta edged out by 1 up as Barbara Fay White and Lida Matthews post decisive wins. White crushed Fela Chavez 9 and 8 on Oak Park course while Matthews beat defending champion Barbara McIntire 1 up. Judy Bell and Jean Ashley advance as Matthews and White set pace in Chicago tournament.
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Blue Jays Stay Alive At St. Paul
In the district softball tournament Chanute Blue Jays beat Parsons Queens 6 to 2 in the losers bracket, Charlene Bailey allowing six hits while Nellie June Beals handled catching. Chanute had eight hits off Betty Stacy and Kay Shook as Parsons Queens exit. Erie, Parkans, St. Paul and Chanute remain in contention.
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Christians and Knights of Columbus win slugfest softball clash
In a high scoring night both teams featured strong hitting as Knights of Columbus beat St. Patrick's 15 to 13 in a rubber game. Christians defeated Grant Avenue Baptists 15 to 12 behind Bill Hempen and Bob Phillips. The doubleheader left KC and St. Patrick's tied for the league lead with 21 total hits in the feature game and three homers.
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Haight
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Lupe Ponce
Snart
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Tony Godinez
Christians
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Bob Phillips
George Holtzman
Hempen
Dean Youngberg
Cecil Matlock
Grant Avenue
Johnson's Studio Nips Nation's 8-7 in Pee Wee League
Johnson's Studio rallied to beat Nation's Cleaners 8-7, scoring six runs in the bottom of the last inning. Pat Cannon hit a grand slam and Steve De La Torre added a leadoff homer as C. C. Harris and Tommy Morrow pitched for Johnson's. Dick Ray and Darrell Baughn paced Nation's Cleaners. Nation's Cleaners 020 05 Johnson's Studio 101 06-8.
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Santa Fe Employees Rally Past Koch in Rookie League Thriller
Santa Fe Employees defeated Koch Bros Furniture 13 to 12 in a high scoring Rookie League game. Steve Edwards earned the win with a solo homer, Lester Seasmster caught, and Mike Rutter hit a grand slam for Koch Bros who still tied for first with 5-2 record as two games remain.
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Santa Fe
Steve Edwards
Lester Seasmster
Koch Bros
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Joe Ward
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Savedra
Rutter
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Tribune
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Chanute Tribune July 22 1964 dateline
A brief page note from the Chanute Tribune dated Wednesday July 22, 1964. The issue likely covers local news, events, and notices of Chanute Kansas with city updates and social items.
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