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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1971
Page
4
Pittsburg faces Arkansas City in the American Legion District 3 baseball tournament at City Park with the unbeaten teams Chanute and Neodesha out. Coffeyville and Columbus won loser's bracket games, setting up a 9 p.m. feature. Coffeyville blanked Chanute 4-0. Columbus beat Neodesha 7-2.
Arkansas City pitching leads District 3 Tournament with Rommel and Davidson no-hitters, while Ron Brown of Ark City is loosed as the top moundman. Pittsburg battles undefeated in a key showdown as scouts eye Spring44 prospects. Chanute ends the season with a 14-14 final tally for Columbus and Neodesha in a tight finish.
Coffeyville lost to Chanute 4 to 6 while Columbus defeated Neodesha 7 to 2 in early games. Tonight features Coffeyville against Columbus at 7 and Pittsburg facing Arkansas City at 9 as Don Ligon earns a 15 strikeout win.
Lawrence pushes across a seventh inning unearned run to beat Humboldt 1-0 in the American Legion District 2 baseball quarterfinal. Greg Ice allowed two hits, Kendall Wood took the loss for Humboldt as Lawrence advances to face the Kansas City Post 399 Paola winner Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
Muhammad Ali overwhelmed Jimmy Ellis with a late surge in the 12th round of their 12 round heavyweight bout at the Astrodome. The referee halted action at 2:10 of the final round as Ellis sagged along the ropes. Ali said he plans three more fights before a rematch with Joe Fraser.
Iola tops United Brethren 7-5 in eight innings after a 5-5 tie at seven. Tom Turner earned the win on nine hits while Max Grogan took the loss. Earlier, Kustom Electronics beat Thayer Christian 8-7 as Don Everly notches the win and Duane Cowan the defeat. St Patrick's and Thayer Merchants battle for the league lead in a 9 o clock showdown with 8-2 records.
Hans' Flowers meets Kustom Electronics in the VFW Minor League final at Santa Fe Park after Kustom's 7-5 comeback over Harper Insurance. Hans' remains undefeated. Kustom previously beat Hans' in the semifinals. Game time is 6 p.m. Friday with a possible second game at 6 p.m. Saturday. Kustom rallied in the fifth to take a 7-3 lead, aided by six hits off Harper pitchers Joe Harper, Mike Miller and Pat Boaz. Hal Jones and Gary West pitched for Kustom, holding Harper to two first-game hits.
All Humboldt High School football players from freshmen to seniors must take physical examinations Thursday at 1 p.m. The screenings, led by Coach Tony Zuzzio, will be held in Dr. John Weilert's office at 606 Bridge.
Urges readers to contact their Tribune carrier if missed deliveries or delays occur. Provides a contact number 431-3400 and a time 5 30 p m for assistance.
The Tribune begins a weekly camping column titled Trailer and Trail by Jack Bronson through October. Bronson and his family Dorothy and three daughters share nine years of camping experience and life around weekends and summer vacations from his job at Emporia High School.
The column reviews Fall River State Park near Fall River Kansas praising quiet uncrowded surroundings but notes decline since 1951 floods and many new reservoirs. It recounts a trailer mishap by Mr Parker and his wife on their first camping trips and hints at future travels to Wyoming with light humor.
The update notes Atlanta with pitcher Jarvis 3-9 facing San as the schedule shows Tuesday action and standings near current totals across leagues.
Three teams remain in the Kansas Baseball Tournament as Hutchinson meets Wichita Service Auto Glass at 7:45 tonight to decide who faces Liberal in the final. Liberal, the defending champ, won 5-1 over Halstead to stay undefeated in six games. Hutchinson beat Great Bend 7-6, taking the lead in the sixth inning. In the Senior Division, the Tigers defeated the Fighters 11-1 to advance to the final against the Hustlers, with Sara Esch and Susan Parks on the winning battery.
Bob Gibson blanked the Mets on five hits as the St Louis Cardinals won 4 0 for his second straight shutout and 47th of his career Joe Torre led New York with three hits and two RBIs while Gibson doubled and scored on Lew Brocks bunt single Matty Alous ninth inning homer provided the other run keeping the Cardinals tied for second with the Cubs in the NL East.
Jim Hickman collected three hits and drove in two runs while scoring once as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Montreal Expos 5 to 2 in a nationally televised game.
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