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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1967
Page
7
Cap Peterson hit a two run homer and Frank Howard a two run triple as the Washington Senators exploded for a five run first inning to beat the Kansas City A’s 6-4. The A’s dropped to 15 games behind AL leaders Chicago.
League leaders show high batting averages and power with Yastrzemski and Killebrew atop lists. Cardinals idle then facing Braves as Dick Hughes duels Denny Lemaster. Athletics rally then fall to Senators as KC trips to New York for Jim Nash against Fritz Peterson.
National League standings show St Louis leading with 58 wins and Chicago 58 games. Daily results include Philadelphia 8 San Francisco 3 and Los Angeles 7 New York 6 in 11 innings. American League notes Boston tops, while Toronto Columbus and others play.
Consolidated Oil defeated Ash Grove 4 to 2 with Craig Harris and Albert Gutierrez winning on the mound and Tim Fairchild catching. Bank of Commerce beat Orley's Case 8 to 6 to seize second place as C C Harris earned the win and Ted Crews caught. Merle Kelly Ford edged First National 8 to 7 with Steven Edwards and Mullins winning and David Goley catching.
The article explains handling various golf bad lies including downhill uphill heavy deep and divot lies. It advises using lofted or less lofted clubs accordingly and playing the ball forward or back in the stance with a smooth swing. It stresses accepting bad lies as part of the game and maintaining a calm attitude.
Yesterday readings show John Redmond Dam at 1 036.74 feet with normal pool. Toronto area at 901.50 feet. Discharge from John Redmond listed at 1 890 cubic feet per second.
In Rensselaer Indiana the College All Stars defeated the Chicago Bears 23 to 22 in a 1967 preview. The win showcased the All Stars readiness for their August 4 showdown with the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field in Chicago. Bruce led the Bears with a scoring effort.
Bear owner-coach George Halas praised an All-Star squad calling it one of the greatest after a late 30-yard field goal by Alford in the closing moment of the practice game.
Julius Boros, coming off three titles this year, shares the opening round lead at Hazeltine after shooting a 70. He is tied with Ray Floyd of St Andrews Illinois and Dick Lotz of Hayward California in a 3 way pursuit at the Minnesota Golf Classic. the course measures 7220 yards and par 72.
Galesburg defeats the Methodist team 8-7 as Jerry Kramer hits a decisive one run homer in the seventh inning. Glen Swiler and John Kramer earned the win with Sam Andrews catching. Roy Marts took the loss with Milt Dunlap as catcher. In another upset First Baptist tops Christian 13-12 tying for last with a 3-9 record, M Grogan and E Grogan teaming for the Baptist win.
Ross defeated Disney 9 3 as Larry Rodgers pitched a complete game for Ross with Brian Gates catching. Disney's season remained 12 2, while Ross rose to 10 4. In the same night Fowler Transport beat Nation's Cleaners 12 11 after an extra seventh inning with Duane Evans catching for Fowler.
Chanute Lumber Company defeated Sears and Roebuck 2-1 in Rookie Baseball League action. Darrell Honas and Mark Haight earned the win as Sears’ Dave Cloke took the loss. Chanute Lumber improved to 10-1 while Sears sits at 3-6-1.
Chanute A team is eliminated from the third district American Legion baseball tournament after a 3-1 loss to Bowlus Sporting Goods of Pittsburg at Neodesha. Pittsburg then defeats Columbus 8-3 to set up a rematch tonight at 8 p.m. for the district title and state berth. Brezawar earned the win for Pittsburg, Naccarate catcher. Richard Edwards pitched for Chanute, catcher Bill Hickey. Score by innings shows Pittsburg 3, Chanute 1.
A Chanute Recreation Commission program pairs archery and tennis instruction at Santa Fe and Highland Parks. Archery runs three weeks with Wayne Wallace and Lyle McClay supervising eight students per session on Mondays 3 to 4 30 and Saturdays 10 to 11 30. Tennis runs a two hour class at Highland Park from 9 to 11 with Greg Berg, open to ages 10 and up. participants should bring a racket and two balls. To date 63 youths have taken tennis lessons.
Baseball Tonight features Naz arene against St. Pat's at 7 30 p m and Galesburg plays Baptist at 9 15 p m Teener League matches Elks vs Naff and Bolze Hardware at 7 p m Olson's Supermarket meets V F W at 9 p m Minor League V F W versus Wells Clothiers at 6 p m on diamond 1 Hembree Tire versus Swimming Pool at 6 p m on diamond 2 Han's Flowers against Busy Bee Cafe at 6 p m on diamond 3 Rookie League Santa Fe Employees versus Koch Brothers Furniture at 6 p m
Santa Fe hosts Rookie League at 6 p.m. and Teener League at 7 p.m. Donaldson's leaguer times, Children's Chorus at Central Park Comm Bidg 7:30 p.m. Baton Twirling also at Central Park Bidg 8 30 p.m. The pool hosts a 9 to 12 neon swimming meet.
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