Chanute Clinches District Final Bid With 3–1 Win
Chanute pitchers held Pittsburg to three hits as Bruce Benson earned his third win of the district tournament. Chanute scored in the first and sixth innings to take a 3–1 victory and advance to the finals with Parsons and Pittsburg meeting tonight for a spot in the state tourney.
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Parsons
Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Pittsburg
Bruce Benson
Benson
Bill Goodwin
Richman
Goodwin
Tony de la Torre
Golay
Alcock
Little
Great Bend
Teener League Finalists Set After Gray Lumber and Self Service Wins
Gray Lumber beat Olson's 11 1 with Jerry Russell no hitter and 10 strikeouts as self Service topped Fowler Transport 9 6. Both teams improve to 10 4, meet next Wednesday in the Senior Teener League title showdown led by Russell and Ammerman home run power.
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Gray Lumber
Olgon’s
Jerry Russell
Nohitter
Self Service
Fowler Transport
Russell
Bill Carter
Dean Oliver
Mike King
Olson
Mike Cooper
Mike Ammerman
John Cole
Mike de la Torre
Tom Dicks
Andy Weygent
Charles Ballou
Fowler
Ballou
Innings Gray
Sears Slips By Santa Fe Employes In Rookie League
Sears and Roebuck beat Santa Fe Employes 7 to 4 after scoring the go ahead run in the bottom of the last inning. Kerry Lowry took the loss allowing the decisive homer while Mike Boaz pitched a complete game for Sears. Doug Brooks and Jonnie Leatherman caught for Sears.
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Sears and Roebuck
Santa Fe Employes
Kerry Lowry
Bill Camp
Greg Willis
Mike Boaz
Doug Brooks
Jonnie Leatherman
Nation Cleaners Rout Foodtown In Pee Wee League Victory
Nation Cleaners built a 20 run lead in the first two innings and rolled to a 23 5 win over Foodtown. Mike Rutter hit two homers including a grand slam, Roby Acree pitched, and Foodtown pitchers were Russell Herron Robert Arnold with catching help from Mike Watts and Tim Allen.
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Nation Cleaners
Foodtown
Mike Rutter
Tim Allen
Roby Acree
Russell Herron
Robert Arnold
Mike Watts
Allen
Wells Clothiers Suffer Setback In Minor League Tilt
Wells Clothiers fell 6-4 to Swimming Pool as Stan Maring drove in a two run triple in the bottom of the last to seal the win. Swimming Pool earned 10 hits to Wells Clothiers five. Maring and Ray pitched, Simmons caught. Hans Flowers defeated Mitchell Buick 11-7 with Magner and Davidson combining on the mound.
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Swimming Pool
Hans’ Flowers
Mitchell Buick
Busy Bee Cafe
Stan Maring
Maring
Dick Ray
Jim Simmons
Wesley Wilson
Ron Harris
Albert Gutierrez
Steve de la Torre
Mike Harris
Randy Ikehorn
Mitch Magner
Bradley Davidson
Mike Evans
Ralph Burg
Ricky Rutter
Darry] Baughn
Terry Taylor
Cards Rally in 12th to Deny Dodgers in NL Tilt
Mike Shannon's double and Ken Boyer’s RBI single in the 12th gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bill White homered for the Cardinals, while Maury Wills piled up five hits for the Dodgers. In the AL, the Washington Senators edged the Kansas City Athletics 5-3 behind Ken Hamlin's go-ahead hit in the seventh, with Rollie Sheldon to start for KC the next game.
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Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill White
Cardinals
Dodgers
L.A
Don Drysdale
Dick Groat
Tito Franconia
Curt Flood
Phil Gagliano
Maury Wills
St. Louis
Ray Washburn
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
Mike McCormick
Ken Hamlin
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Joe Cunning
Don Lock
Willie Kirkland
Dick Nen
Hamlin
Senators
Jack Aker
John
Catfish) Hunter
Aker
Vancouver
Rollie Sheldon
Phil Ortega
Player Leads National Challenge Golf Match by 10 Strokes
US Open champion Gary Player opened a 10 stroke lead after a Friday eight under par in the National Challenge Golf Match. Deane Beman trails at 142 with Arnold Palmer and Bill Campbell at 143, Nichols at 148, and Morey at 150 as the 72 hole event heads to Sunday.
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Washington
Gary Player
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Arnold Palmer
U.S
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Jack Nichols
Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Indy National Championship Races Bring Big Field
Ed Walsh of St. Louis heads a strong entry for the National Championship sports car races in Independence this weekend. More than 100 cars compete in 12 races over two days on a 2.25 mile airport course with a finale, the Independence Grand Prix, on Sunday. Practices start at 9 a.m. each day with racing at 1 p.m.
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Ed Walsh
St. Louis
Sports Car Club of America
Independence
Brooks Noah
John Goans
Lotus
Chanute Teams Prepare for Weekend Games and District Showdowns
Chanute American Legion baseball eyes a state bid as they face the Parson-Pittsburg winner for a third district title in Parsons. Gray Lumber hosts Miami in a league clash at City Park as Chanute Oilers hit Kansas City for two games following a 19-4 season. A softball doubleheader in Yates Center features Chanute girls split into two age groups to play at 7 and 8 30 p.m.
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Chanute American Legion
Parsons
Miami
City Park
Gray Lumber
Nevada
Chanute Oilers
Kansas City
Wilbert
Chanute
Kansas
Friday Baseball Results Across Leagues Highlight Late Innings
In major league play St Louis edged Los Angeles 4 3 in 12 innings while Cincinnati routed Houston 9 1 New York beat Philadelphia 3 2 in 10 innings and Pittsburgh overwhelmed Chicago 6 0 Other scores include San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 1 and Seattle 5 Tacoma 2 in the Pacific Coast League plus Syracuse 7 Atlanta 3 Buffalo 7 Columbus 6 in the International League with doubleheader notes Cincinnati and New York games highlighted by extra innings.
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Pet. G.B
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Columbus
Rochester
Jacksonville
Ryun Slowed by Ailing Knee in Kiev Bound Trials
Jim Ryun an 18 year old Wichita native and U S miler shows an ailing right knee at a Friday night meet, risking his slot against the Russian national team in Kiev next week. He finished third in the mile behind Morgan Groth and George Young, far off his 4 10 4 clock, with coach J D Edmiston noting the knee has bothered him since returning from Jamaica.
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Wichita
Kan
Jim Ryun
United States
Kiev
Ryun
Morgan Groth
Martinez
Calif
J. D. Edmiston
Edmiston
Jamaica
Fair Skies For Scouts At Senior Roundup
Fair skies welcomed about 9,000 Girl Scout seniors at Farragut Idaho for the 1965 Senior Roundup. Scouts joined forums on service prejudice and handicapped education, with entertainment from U S and 40 nations including fiddlers Indian dances and a falcon flight by a Soil Conservation service sponsor. Diana MacArthur urged seniors to tackle current issues and commend leaders for their campaigns.
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Farragut
Idaho
North Idaho
United States
Nations
Boy Scouts
The
Soil Conservation Service
Diana MacArthur
Lady Bird Johnson
Letter From Ben Delivers Fun From Fort Worth to Anchorage
Five year old Ben Siebert of Fort Worth sent a drawing addressed to his grandfather in Anchorage Kentucky. The letter passed through the postal system and was delivered without issue.
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Anchorage
Ben Siebert
Fort Worth
Tex
Ben
Evergreen Rd
Box 92
Beautify America Grants Gathered at Naval Training Base
The group formed from former World War II naval trainees gathered at a former training base since July 15. Additional forums are planned before the event closes on July 28.
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America
Crowds Back Julius Boros In ICO Hope
Hartford AP reports Julius Boros, aged 45, draws strong support as the Insurance City Open advances past its halfway point. Boros shot 66 to reach 137 after 36 holes, four behind leader Dave Hill who sits at 123 and 9 under par with two rounds completed. Dave Marr is one stroke back. Bob Goalby started strong but sits two off the pace at Wethersfield Country Club.
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Boros
Dave Hill
Jackson
Mich
Dave Marr
Hill
Bob
Knights of Columbus clinch Church Softball League title
Knights of Columbus defeated Nazarene 210 to capture the title as Gary McKenzie pitched a three-hitter and backed by 18 hits. Gene Koester belted two homers and a triple, with McKenzie also homering and Buck Leroy catching. Old Timers outslugged EUB 11 to 6 for a 14 run win led by Fred Ingram and Bill Higginbotham with Ed Chapman winning on the mound.
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Church
Nazarene
Eub
Gary McKenzie
Gene Koester
McKenzie
Buck Leroy
Lester Petty
Wesley Moore
Nazarene Battery
Fred Ingram
Bill Higginbotham
Ed Chapman
Gerald Burkhart
Bud Taylor
Don Everly
Omer Stoll
Trainer Jack Long Switches From Darby Dan to Circle M Farm
Jack Long, once the Darby Dan Farm horse trainer, has moved to Circle M Farm to continue training. Long's transition places him at Circle M ahead of upcoming racing seasons.
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Jack Long
Darby Dan Farm Horses
Circle M
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