Columbus wins district title as Chanute settles for second
Defending champion Columbus won the nine inning final 16 to 6 over Chanute in a game that exposed Chanute’s depleted pitching staff. Bob Cavins led Chanute hitters with a .470 average, while Columbus piled up 13 hits and forced late lead changes.
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Chanute American Legion
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Parsons
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Ross
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Bob Riggle
Riggle
Benson
Richard Edwards
Fred
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Ash Grove and Consolidated Oil Triumph in Major League
Ash Grove extended its lead to 9-3 with a 15 to 10 win over Bank of Commerce after a nine-run uprising in the final inning. Consolidated Oil captured its first victory, 16 to 10, over 1st National Bank as Jay Holbert and Ricky McMeekin homered, with pitching from Holbert, Barbee, and Naff.
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Ash Grove
Bank of Commerce
Consolidated Oil
1St National Bank
Stan Maring
Mark Childers
Bill Dexter
Don Noland
Mark Alonzo
Steve Collins
Mike Goss
Jay Holbert
Ricky McMeekin
Robert Ortiz
Clyde Barbee
Ron Raple
Jim Wilkins
National Bank
Jim Naff
David Crawford
Jerry Baughn
Wilkins
Steyn and Acera Win Boxing Decisions in AP Results
In Johannesburg Stoffel Steyn from South Africa defeated Tony Perez of Mexico on points. In Manila Pete Acera of the Philippines outpointed Somkiat Kiatmuangyon of Thailand. In Toyokawa City Lee Kyo of South Korea stopped Takao Maemizo of Japan in 8 rounds in Tokyo.
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South Africa
Stoffel Steyn
Tony Perez
Mexico
Manila
Pete Acera
Philippines
Somkiat Kiatmuangyon
Thailand
Toyokawa City
Japan
Lee Kyo
South Korea
Takao Maemizo
Tokyo
Baseball Scores And Standings Snapshot Across Leagues
Saturday results show Los Angeles 18 over Kansas City 2 and New York 14 over Detroit 2. Boston beat Cleveland 4-3, Chicago topped Minnesota 6-5 in 13 innings, Baltimore edging Washington 5-4, with Sunday scores Boston 6 Cleveland 1 and New York 1 Detroit 5 4. Today New York at Los Angeles, next games include Boston at Kansas City and Baltimore at Minnesota with National League standings led by Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Cards Sweep Phillies in doubleheader in Philly
St Louis Cardinals win 6-1 behind rookie Gordon Richardson and 4-1 behind Ray Sadecki, completing a three game series sweep over the Phillies who lead the league. Kansas City drops both ends of a twin bill to the Angels as Angels extend doubleheader wins record.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chanute Recreation Events Tonight Across Multiple Groups
Tonight Chanute hosts a packed recreation calendar with choral groups at First Methodist and adult programs at Paol Theater, pool swimming, and various ballgames. Major league matchups include Santa Fe Diamond versus Consolidated Oil, and Pee Wee League action features EUB Diamond, S&W Marine, and Nation's Cleaners. Continued softball showdowns include Chanute Blue Jays at Iola regional tourney and local church leagues at Highland Park, Grant Avenue, St Patrick's, and Knights of Columbus venues. Other notes include archery at Royster Stadium and junior teener league games at Santa Fe Diamond and Naff and Bolze, plus municipal pool sessions and launching Paol events.
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Consolidated Oil
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Pee Wee League
EUB Diamond
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Nation’s Cleaners
Chanute Blue Jays
Iola
Highland Park
Grant Avenue
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Chanute Swimming
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B&h Market
Bellas Hess
NuWay Cleaners
Lola
Ub-Trinity
Lutherans
1St Baptists
Christians
Baseball scores from minor league games across cities
In a lengthy 13 inning game Tacoma beat Spokane and in a 10 inning affair Indianapolis defeated Arkansas. Iain Hawaii improved to 6-7, Portland won 5-2. Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City, Denver and Dallas posted 2, 1, 4 and 3 runs respectively in their goals, with 12 innings noted in the final line.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Dallas
Perfect Game In Non Pro In Kansas Tournament
Gary Marshall pitched the first perfect game in Kan sas non pro history as Wichita National Guard beat Ogden 3-0. He set a nine inning strikeout record with 21 and drove in two runs with a fifth inning hit. An 18 year old Hutchinson Junior College student, Marshall had earlier thrown a perfect game this season. Ogden dropped to 3-2, while the Guardsmen stood 3-1 to reach the fifth round. Other scores: Wichita Auto Glass 8 Wayside-Nowata 2, Wichita Dreamliners 2 Columbus 1. The Dreamliners won on Jim Pendleton’s two run homer in the ninth. Leaders Wichita Glassmen and Wichita Bob Moore at 4-1 meet in tonight’s feature. Tonight’s other games Liberal vs Wayside-Nowata and Junction City vs Wichita Realtors.
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Hutchinson
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Bob Moore
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League Leaders American and National Leagues Batting and Pitching
Summary of top players in American and National Leagues for batting and pitching across 225 at bats or 10 decisions. Highlights include Oliva duplicating in batting and runs, Killebrew leading home runs, Aparicio and Williams among stolen bases leaders, Koufax and Marichal headlining pitching with strikeouts. Notable names: Oliva, Mantle, Yastrzemski, Versalles, Clemente, Mays, Williams, Koufax, Drysdale.
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New York
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Stuart
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Aparicio
Baltimore
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Oilers win 1 0 in pitchers duel at St Paul
Chanute Oilers edge Parsons 1 0 as Gary McKenzie fires a one hitter until late. Nutter limits Chanute to three hits. Perez drives in lone run with RBI single after Hempen bunt. McKenzie improves to 14 1 with 12 strikeouts. Next matchup with Martin Concrete looms. regional play follows in Fort Scott.
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Gary McKenzie
McKinney
Parsons
Oilers
McKenzie
Kansas
Martin Concrete
Coffeyville
Martin
Page Milk
St. Paul
Fort Scott
Topeka
Nutter
Polo Perez
RBI
Venturi Falters Late In Insurance City Open Finish
Ken Venturi led to the 71st hole then bogeyed 71 and double bogeyed 72 dropping to 11 under. Sam Carmichael and Al Besselink chased, Carmichael missing a short putt to win while Besselink’s bold play faltered for a final decisive finish.
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Sam Carmichael
PGA
al Besselink
Venturi
Chicago Walker Chris McCarthy Wins 35K AAU Championship
Chris McCarthy of Chicago won the 35 kilometer National AAU walking championship in Long Branch New Jersey. Representing the University of Chicago Track Club he completed the 21 mile course in 2 hours 50 minutes 53 seconds.
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N.J
Chris McCarthy
Chicago
University of Chicago Track Club
Chanute Tribune highlights July 27 1964 edition
Local Chanute Tribune dated July 27 1964 reports on community events, school notes, weather brief, and upcoming city meetings. Notable items include municipal updates, civic notices, and brief society news impacting residents.
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