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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1963

Page

6

A's Blank Yanks 5-0 Br JIM HACKLEMAN Associated Press

It was a night of heartbreak and luck on the American League mound as the A’s blanked the Yankees 5-0. Veteran Horlen suffered a late miscue after flirting with a no hitter before a two-run homer by Don Lock sealed the defeat. In Baltimore, rookie Mickey Lolich faced the Tigers.

Jim Hackleman Associated Press Joel Horlen Chicago White Sox Tered Washington Chuck Hinton Senator Don Lock Horlen Baltimore Mickey Lolich Detroit Tigers

Koufax Blanks Phillies as Dodgers Seize NL Lead

Sandy Koufax pitched five excellent innings of the Dodgers 62 decision over Philadelphia, earning his 17th victory and ending Los Angeles four-game skid. Tommy Davis and Willie Davis provided home run support as Koufax tied for the majors lead in wins and led in strikeouts and complete games. Meanwhile the Giants beat Pittsburgh behind Willie Mays’s 24th homer to move into second, with Spahn also winning for Milwaukee over Cincinnati.

Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Koufax Philadelphia Dodgers San Francisco St. Louis Willie Mays Giants Pittsburgh Milwaukee Warren Spahn Hank Aaron Lee Maye Cincinnati Chuck Hiller Mays

Summary of 1920s baseball scores in brief card

Kansas City defeated New York 5 to 0. Baltimore beat Detroit 2 to 1. Washington won against Chicago 2 to 1. Los Angeles triumphed over Cleveland 11 to 6. Boston defeated Minnesota with score not fully provided.

Cleveland Dean Chance Los Angeles Indians Felix Torres Dave Wickersham Wayne Causey Norm Siebern Kansas City New York Yankees Boston Minnesota Twins Horlen Washington Jim King Hinton Larry Osborne Lock Ron Kline Lolich Bob Johnson Smith Roberts Baltimore Detroit Chicago W. L. Pet Chicago Baltimore Boston Otter

Monday's Results From Major League Games Reported

The schedule shows San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati 2, and Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 2. Matches reflect the day’s results across teams and venues.

San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Los Angeles Philadelphia W. L. Pet. G.B St. Louis Chicago Eevee Cincinnati Philadelphia B's New York

No-Hit Shutouts Highlight Church League Action

In a double elimination tourney round one two teams threw no hitters. Harley Ponce of St. Patrick's blanked Knights of Columbus 18 0 with 12 base hits and one base runner who died on first. Gary McKenzie beat Grant Avenue Baptist 10 0 with an unassisted double play by Bud Leroy. The Presbyterians meet Christians in a losers bracket game, UB Trinity versus St. Patrick's follow in the winner's bracket.

Harley Ponce St. Patrick's Knights of Columbus Ponce Knights Ray Bonilla Marion Johnson Don Friederich Gary McKenzie Grant Avenue Baptist Don Howell Bud Leroy Methodist McKenzie Larry Erickson Leroy Dick Purdy Ub-Trinity

Chanute Legion honors 1963 baseball team at steak dinner

Members of the 1963 Chanute American Legion baseball squad and sponsors were guests at a Legion steak dinner. Highlights included remarks by Lloyd Dalton and other officials, the 25 13 record, second in district play, and plans to host next year’s district tournament. Junior Lindblad, a Chanute alum and former Kansas City Athletics farmhand, attended as a guest.

Chanute American Legion Legion The Lloyd Jack) Dalton Warren Alford Tom Baughn Bill Althaber Bill Bodley Bank of Commerce Herbert Washburn Washburn Iola Fort Scott Neodesha Chanute Dalton Chanute Legion American Legion Junior Lindblad Kansas City Athletics Burlington Iowa

Recreation Calendar Highlights Local Games And Events

Tonight features multiple age groups and venues including Wells Clothiers and Optimist Club at 5:30, Chanute vs Parsons at Santa Fe Park 8:00, and Trinity vs St Patrick Knights at 9:00. Wednesday brings senior baseball at Santa Fe Park, Major League at Highland Park, and Chanute Theatre activities plus youth swimming and arts events.

City Park Wells Clothiers Optimist Club Hans Flowers B&h Pee Wee League EUB Field NuWay Cleaners Johnson's IGA Field Montgomery Ward Koch Furniture Elks All-Stars Santa Fe Park Chanute Parsons Highland Park Presbyterians Christians Ub-Trinity St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus

Elks Host Parsons In Warmup Game At Santa Fe Park

The Elks All-Stars from Teener leagues host Parsons in a practice game at Santa Fe Park tonight at 8. The team is undefeated in four starts. A Sunday trip to Parsons was rained out. The game serves as a warmup for the state tournament at Manhattan next weekend. Chanute won the district title at El Dorado to qualify. Chanute meets an unnamed opponent at 6 on Saturday.

Elks All-Stars Parsons Santa Fe Park Bob McCready All-Stars Manhattan Chanute el Dorado

Blue Jays Return to Action With Girard Doubleheader

Chanute Blue Jays women resume after ten day layoff with a doubleheader at Girard tomorrow night starting 7 30 pm. A second doubleheader is planned here at City Park Saturday against Knights of Columbus men a church softball league team. Chanute is entered in the Women’s State Softball Tournament opening August 8.

Santa Fe Park Papst Beck Leroy Ranabargar Highland Park Ash Grove Merle Kelly Ford IGA Field Evans Music Santa Fe Employes Chanute All- Stars Skelly Oil Cherryvale Erie Chanute Blue Jays Girard Tot Lot Eub Church Blue Jays City Park Knights of Columbus M&. Patrick’s Chanute Soft- Methodists Grant Ave. Baptists

Palmer Wins Western Open In 18 Hole Playoff

Arnold Palmer defeats Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus in a dramatic 18 hole playoff at Beverly Country Club to claim the Western Open title and a share of the $11,000 bogey prize. Palmer finishes 70 to Boros 71 and Nicklaus 73, boosting season earnings toward $100,000.

Arnold Palmer Chicago Arnie Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Beverly Country Club Boros Nicklaus Palmer

Chanute Tribune brief item dated July 30 1963

A Chanute Tribune brief from Tuesday July 30 1963 reports a local item of interest with concise facts and names obscured by the era’s typography, reflecting common community notices of the period.

Chanute Tribune

Leo Burke Journeys From Angels to Cardinals and Cubs

Infielder outfielder Leo Burke began spring training with the Los Angeles Angels, moved to the St Louis Cardinals in late March, then joined the Chicago Cubs in late June.

Leo Burke Los Angeles Angels Cardinals Chicago Cubs

Naff & Bolze Hardware Tops Self Service in Teener League

Naff & Bolze Hardware edged Self Service Grocery 5 to 4 in Teener League action. Four late runs in the final two at bats helped Naff & Bolze pull out the victory after five hits apiece and eight errors by Self Service. Mike Benny and Bob Golay pitched for the winners. Denny Senseney pitched all nine for the losers. Catchers were Gary Friederich and Bill Hickey. Scoring by innings shows Self Service 2-0-1-0-1 and Naff & Bolze 1-0-3-1-x.

The Elks Naff & Bolze Self Service Mike Benny Bob Golay Denny Senseney Gary Friederich Bill Hickey

Churchill Wins 3-2 Over Chanute Lumber Pee Wee Thriller

Churchill edging Chanute Lumber 3-2 to break a deadlock for second place in Pee Wee League action. Churchill improves to 7-5 while Chanute stands 6-6. Johnson's Studio leads at 8-2 and faces No Way Cleaners in a makeup game Thursday. Churchill's three runs came on three hits. Chanute had four hits and two runs. Winning pitchers Paul Golay and Dennis Baker, catcher J. C. Winkler. Opponents Dennis Gates and Stan Morton on the mound with Tony Woodard catching.

Churchill's Chanute Lumber Johnson's No Way Cleaners Churchill’s Paul Golay Dennis Baker J. C. Winkler Dennis Gates Stan Morton Tony Woodard

Evans Rips Santa Fe in Rookie League Thriller

Evans Music defeated Santa Fe Employes 13 to 7 to tighten the pennant race in Rookie League. Evans tied for third after1 posting seven runs in the second inning and five more in the third, with Wesley Wilson and Earl McCullough pitching to win. Santa Fe, two games from its lead, drops a key makeup game next night as Koch Furniture and Montgomery Ward loom in the standings.

Santa Fe Evans Music Koch Furniture Evans Montgomery Ward Wesley Wilson Earl McCullough Mike Abbott Scott West Bradley Davidson David Embry Abbott Santa Fe Employes

Registration For Soccer Underway

City Recreation Commission opens soccer registration announced by instructor Dick Purdy. Open to boys and men from eighth grade up. Call Launching Pad HE 1-4199 between 1 and 4 p.m. or register next Monday at City Park south ballfield. Sessions run 6:30 to 8 p.m. weekdays for two weeks at City Park starting Monday. Fundamentals cover dribbling passing heading. four teams planned with 11 players per side. Soccer seen as good conditioning per local coaches.

City Recreation Commission Dick Purdy South Ballfield City Park Purdy

Bank of Consolidated Oil topples First National in league clash

Consolidated Oil defeated First National Bank 6 to 1 as four Bank of First National errors fueled the win. David Holloway fanned 16 in a pitching gem for Consolidated Oil, while Jack Wiggans struck out 17 in a 1 hit shutout for Bank of Commerce against Orley’s Cafe. Ash Grove and Merle Kelly Ford game set for tomorrow night with potential for second place share.

Bank of Commerce Orley Consolidated Oil First National Bank Ash Grove Merle Kelly Ford Ford First National Consolidated David Holloway Rocky Carter Mark Childers Bob McCready Jim Davis Ward Barnett Steve Seger Jack Wiggans Jim Stemple Greg Barnard Curtiss Hupp Bank 1St National Bank Orley’s

Takayama defeats Rezgui in Tokyo boxing bout

Kazuo Takayama of Japan outpointed Algeria’s Guizani Rezgui by decision after 134 rounds in Tokyo. The result adds another win for Takayama as Rezgui contests the lightweight matchup at a Tokyo venue.

Associated Press Tokyo Kazuo Takayama Japan Guizani Rezgui Algeria

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