City Recreation Ball Scores St Patricks and Christians Winners
St Patricks stayed in the winners bracket by edging UB Trinity 3 2 in a thriller. The Christians routed Presbyterians 16 2 in the double elimination affair. Tomorrow night Knights of Columbus face Grant Avenue Baptist at 7 30, loser to sit with the Presbies. First Baptists meet Methodists at 9. St Pats and UB Trinity each had three hits. UB Trinity made three errors to St Pats one. Dan Zaracosa and Harley Ponce pitched for the winners. Ray Bonilla caught. Losing battery was Max Grogan and Adrian Dalton. Christians had 12 hits beating Presbyterians who had six. Ron Burghart and George Holtzman worked the mound, Holtzman hit a home run. Jim Leroy and Larry Ellison pitched for the losers. Scoring by innings listed. Koch Furniture clinched at least a share of the Rookie League title by beating Montgomery Ward 15 7. Koch improved to 11 3, Santa Fe Employees 9 4 in second. Santa Fe plays Evans Music and later Koch in the tie finale. Koch scored nine in the first inning. Tom Wheat and Dale Kamm won. Steve De La Torre and Jerry Ward pitched for Montgomery Ward.
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St. Patrick's
Ub-Trinity
Knights of Columbus
Grant Avenue Baptist
First Baptists
St. Pat's
UB Trinity
Dan Zaracosa
Harley Ponce
Ray Bonilla
Max Grogan
Adrian Dalton
Christians
Presbyterians
Ron Burghart
George Holtzman
Holtzman
Jim Leroy
Larry Ellison
Montgomery Ward
Koch
Santa Fe
Eff Barnett
Mike Johnson
Koch Furniture
B&h
Wells
Haas
Optimists
Mitchell Buick
Busy-B Cafe
B&h Market
Wells Clothiers
Richard Barriger
Stan Maring
John Wilkins
Alan Penner
Ralph Ponce
Don Noland
Wayne Morrison
J. D. Baughn
Mike Campbell
Jim Sanchez
Lavern Tripp
Doug Scott
Optimist Club
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Thursday Events List
Recreation Calendar lists multiple games and activities across leagues and venues. Senior Baseball Santa Fe Park Papst versus Beck at 6 45 and Leroy against Ranabargar at 9 00. Major League Highland Park Ash Grove versus Merle Kelly Ford at 7 00 One Game Only. Rookie League IGA Field Fr ans Music versus Santa Fe Employes at 5 30 Makeup. Men's Softball Chanute All Stars versus Skelly Oil of Cherryvale in Erie finals at 8 00 with a second game at 10 00 if necessary. Women's Softball Chanute Blue Jays versus Girard at 7 30 Two Games. Adult Night Swimming Municipal Pool 7 to 8. Chanute Community Theater Heritage Room 7 30. Thursday Minor League City Park Mitchell Buick versus Busy B Cafe 6 00 B H Market versus Wells Clothiers 8 00 Makeup. Pee Wee League EUB Field NuWay Cleaners versus Johnson's Studio 5 30 Makeup. Church Softball League Knights of Columbus versus Grant Avenue Baptists 7 30 First Baptists versus Methodists 9 00. Chanute Community Theater Launching Pad 7 30. Children's Arts Crafts Launching Pad 9 am to 12 noon. Chanute Swimming Lessons Municipal Pool 9 am to 12 noon. Chanute Educational Tour Launching Pad 1 30.
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Santa Fe Park
Papst
Beck
Leroy
Ranabargar
Highland Park
Ash Grove
Merle Kelly Ford
IGA Field
Frans Music
Santa Fe Employes
Chanute All- Stars
Skelly Oil
Cherryvale
Erie
Neces
Sary
Chanute Blue Jays
Girard
Municipal Pool
Chanute Community Theater
Heritage Room
City Park
Mitchell Buick
B&h Market
Wells Clothiers
EUB Field
NuWay Cleaners
Johnson's Studio
Knights of Columbus
Grant Avenue Baptists
First Baptists
Methodists
Chanute
Johnson Studio Tops Nu Way Cleaners in Pee Wee Action
Johnson Studio defeated Nu Way Cleaners 12 to 4 to extend its lead in Pee Wee League standings. Roger Edwards earned the win with David Kimble catching. Paul Godinez hit a homer for Johnson's while Chuck Freeland and Jim Wiles pitched for Nu Way, caught by Jim Wilkins. A makeup game between the two teams is set for tomorrow evening.
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Johnson
Nu- Way Cleaners
Nu-Way
Roger Edwards
David Kimble
Chuck Freeland
Jim Wiles
NuWay
Jim Wilkins
Paul Godinez
NuWay Cleaners
Chanute Lumber Defeats Churchill in Pee Wee Game
Chanute Lumber Co defeats Churchill 3 to 2 in a Pee Wee League game. The scorekeeper misattributed the win to Churchill. the correction changes standings as both teams were 6-5 prior to the result.
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Chanute Lumber Co
Churchill
Churchill's
Chanute Lumber
Calderwood Retains British Light Heavyweight Title
In Blackpool Scotland’s Chic Calderwood, 172, stopped Ron Redrup, 174, to retain the British light heavyweight championship. In Fresno Gabe Terron, 137, knocked out Joey Limas, 147, from Albuquerque. Sacramento sees Fred Roots, 1584, KO Eddie Pace, 156, Los Angeles. Honolulu features Pancho Casta neda 135 and Pete Acera 135, draw.
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Associated Press
Blackpool
England
Chic Calderwood
Scotland
Ron Redrup
London
Calderwood
Fresno
Calif
Gabe Terron
Joey Limas
Albuquerque
N.M
Sacramento
Fred Roots
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Pancho Castaneda
San Jose
Pete Acera
Philippines
Drew
Hole in One But Wrong Cup
Newport golfer C L Farrar teed off and watched his ball bounce into a cup that was not the correct hole. The pin had been moved to a new hole several yards away from the unfilled original, preventing a true hole-in-one.
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Newport, Ark
C. L. Farrar
Newport
Farrar
Penn State Triumphs 109-7 Over Lebanon Valley in 1920
Penn State defeated Lebanon Valley 109 to 7 in 1920 football action. The same era saw Lebanon Valley suffer a 106 to 0 defeat by Lehigh in 1889.
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Penn State
Lebanon Valley
State
Lehigh
Optimists Edge Wells 8 6 In Tight League Game
The fifth place Optimists upset Wells Clothiers 8 to 6 as John Wilkins and Alan Penner caught. J D Baughn homered for the winners. B and Market clipped Hans Flowers 16 to 4 to boost toward second, while Wells already clinched the title at 11-3.
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Tion
B&h Market
Hans Flowers
Elks All Stars Defeat Parsons for Fifth Straight Win
Chanute advances to stay unbeaten with a 9 to 5 victory over Parsons as Richard Edwards fans 13 in seven innings. Benson, Cooper, Clark and Padilla each collect two hits for Chanute while Parsons’ Carland starts and Owens Westhoff relief. Chanute builds lead with multi run innings including five straight hits in the fifth. The Elks All-Stars, drawn from the Teener League, eye the state tournament in Manhattan this weekend with a 6 PM Saturday game scheduled.
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Richard Edwards
Wayne Benson
Mike Cooper
Carland
Parsons
Owens
Westhoff
Chanute
Woolard
Benson
Edwards
Pat Scott
Craig Ward
Clark
van Leeuwen
Padilla
Yankees Win 6-2 Over Kansas City at Eight-Game Lead
The Yankees beat Kansas City 6 to 2, extending their eight game lead with four runs in the eighth. Angels surge to sixth after five straight wins, while the Orioles rout Detroit 9-0 behind Milt Pappas four hits. Clete Bove r drives in two more for New York as Bouton wins his 14th.
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Angels
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Pappas
Orioles
Detroit
Vic Wertz
Minnesota
Boston
Ken Hunt
Felix Torres
Leon Wagner
Wagner
John Blanchard
Yankees
Moe Drabowsky
Clete Bover
John
Golf Tournament At Garnett Sunday
Garnett The annual golf tournament sponsored by the Garnett Country Club will be held Sunday on the club course. The 35 par nine hole layout is said to be in good shape as a large crowd is expected. Prizes totaling $500 have been bought for the various flights. Qualifying rounds start at 7 am with entries closing at 10 am. Also noted is a baseball recap where Jim Lemon hit a three run homer and Mike Hershberger added a two run single for the White Sox against Don Rudolph of Washington.
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Garnett
Garnett Country Club
Jim Lemon
Mike Hershberger
White Sox
Washington
Don Rudolph
Baseball Scores Tuesday's Results and Thursday's Schedule
New York defeated Kansas City 6 to 2 while Chicago beat Washington 5 to 1. Baltimore routed Detroit 9 to 0 and Minnesota topped Boston 6 to 3. Los Angeles defeated Cleveland 6 to 4 in 10 innings. Thursday's only game scheduled is Boston at Baltimore.
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New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Baseball scores and schedule update from era games
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 5 while Milwaukee topped Chicago 9 to 2 Pittsburgh beat Houston 8 to 1 New York won 5 to 1 over Los Angeles and San Francisco triumphed 5 to 1 against Philadelphia Chicago visits Milwaukee and Cincinnati travels to St Louis as the only games on the docket.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
L Pet
S St. Louis Ee
Baseball League Scores From Doubleheaders Across Regions
In the International League Rochester defeated Jacksonville 4 to 2 after 11 innings while Buffalo lost 4 to 3 to Richmond in 11 innings. Toronto beat Atlanta 4-1 and Arkansas routed Syracuse 8-4. Indianapolis won 10-3 over Columbus. In the Pacific Coast League Spokane topped Oklahoma City 4-2, Seattle defeated Hawaii 5-4, Portland beat Tacoma 8-5, Dallas-Fort Worth edged Denver 6-3, Salt Lake delivered a 15-12 win over San Diego.
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Rochester
Jacksonville
Toronto
Atlanta
Arkansas
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Columbus
Spokane
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Hawaii
Portland
Tacoma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Salt Lake
San Diego
Mets End 22-Game Road Losing Streak With 5-1 Win
Mets snap a 22 game road losing streak by defeating the Dodgers 5-1 as Tracy Stallard limits Los Angeles to four hits. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey power the Giants 9th straight win over Philadelphia. Dodgers’ lead over San Francisco trimmed to 32 games.
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Associated Press
New York Mets
Tracy Stallard
Mets
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Giants
Philadelphia
San Franciscans
All Stars Meet Green Bay in Midsummer Classic
The All Stars face the Green Bay Packers Friday night in the midsummer classic. The game has long served as a stepping stone to pro leagues with many players advancing to NFL camps and some reaching championship teams.
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Stars
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Green Bay
Sammy Baugh
Gaynell Tinsley
Cecil Isbell
Johnny Kovatch
All-Stars
Washington
Isbell
Don Hutson
Packers
Otto Graham
All- Stars
Graham
Baugh
Output of Cars Slackens a Bit
DETROIT AP reports a dip in auto plant activity as the industry braces for 1964 model changeovers. Ford and Chevrolet remain the busiest, with Chevrolet winding down 1963 production by Aug 9 and operating 11 of 14 plants overtime. Ford runs seven plants overtime as 1963 production nears a record total of 7,130,000 units, surpassing the 1955 mark.
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Detroit
Ford
Chevrolet
Ward
Chanute Tribune highlights and notices from July 31, 1963
The Chanute Tribune page 10 reports local briefs and community notices dated July 31 1963. It covers civic happenings, upcoming events, and social notices involving Chanute residents and area organizations. Expected items include school updates, club meetings, and public announcements pertinent to the Kansas city.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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City Recreation
St. Patrick’s, Christians
Eeee Presbyterians
Koch Furniture Nails
Koch Furniture Assured Itself
Johnson Studio
Nu Way Cleaners
Deborah Kerr
Martin Ested
Er Ae Ek Aay
Iom Tryon Sai Ba
Saval
Elks All-Stars
Parsons All-Stars
Rickey Clark
Tom van Leeuwen
Pete Padilla
Norm Siebern
Kansas City Athletics
Yankee Stadium
Los Angeles Angels
Milt
International League
Buffalo
Richmond
Ai. Etat Ray
Wiltims Fyer-Savalas
Sudine
Pirates
Christopher Lee
Maria Land
Gregory Peck
Lauen
By Mike Rathet
Stallard
Roger Maris
Polo Grounds
Ernie Broglio
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Ken
MccMullen
Frank Thomas
Bob Miller
Mays
McCovey
Billy O'Dell
O'Dell
Phillie
Ray Culp
Broglio
Bill White
Charley James
Cardinals
Joe Nuxhall
Don's
S. Grant
Humboldt
Kansas
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