Blues Place Third In Welda Invitational Tourney
Chanute semi pro team the Blues finish third after losses to Manhattan 7 0 and Kansas City 15 10 at the Welda Invitational Baseball Tournament. Steve Collins pitched against Lee Schaeffer in a key duel as Manhattan won 7 0 with a Jim Piper grand slam. Chanute beat Kansas City 15 10 before KC forfeited the final to Manhattan. Rich Ewen led Chanute hitters noon four for six in the two games. Next game release Wednesday hosts El Dorado.
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Major League Standings And Tuesday Results Summarized
Baseball standings show Monday results with teams like Chicago Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Minnesota Washington California Kansas City Boston New York Oakland and Detroit all in action. Tuesday games include Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland California New York Kansas City and others plus late games Pittsburgh Los Angeles Montreal San Francisco St Louis Houston Atlanta and more.
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Legion Triumphs on Bases Loaded Walk in 11th
Chanute American Legion edged Independence 4 3 in 11 innings at City Park as a bases loaded walk forced in the winning run. Mario Lopez walked four straight batters after Paul Godinez led off with an out. Morrison and Peter combined on a strong pitching effort with Peter fanning nine in eight innings. Chanute improved to 1-0, then heads to Neodesha tonight and hosts Coffeyville Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Royals Sweep Twinbill at Fenway and Cards Win Streak
The Kansas City Royals swept a Monday doubleheader at Fenway Park 7 3 and 9 4 to move into sole second in the American League West with a 23 22 record. Amos Otis homered in both games and Cookie Rojas added a three run shot in game two as Bruce Dal Canton and Dick Drago earned wins. The St Louis Cardinals extended their NL East lead to 2 ½ games after a 3 2 victory over Atlanta as Cardenal ended Lou Brock s 26 game hitting streak with a go ahead single and the Cards closed May 12 2 with a 12 2 home stand and a 2 5 game edge.
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Neocha Drive-in Ends Tonight for Four Days
The drive‑in theater closes its run after four days airing acclaimed titles. It highlights George C. Scott in Patton as the best picture and best actor choice of the year, in color.
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Bunning Becomes No 2 On All-Time Strikeout List
Memorial Day at San Diego Stadium saw Jim Bunning reach 2,823 career strikeouts, moving past Cy Young into second on the all-time list. The Phillies pitcher recalled 14 as his max in a game, and was lauded by fans after his first-inning strikeout.
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