Chance of Angels Blanks Boston 1-0
Pitcher Dean Chance delivered a 1-0 LA win over Boston, pitching 8.2 innings of two hits with 15 strikeouts. He carried a no-hit bid into the sixth before Dick Stuart’s two-out single. The contractor dispute looms as Chance nears a raise with 20 more wins.
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Dean Chance
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Angels
Chance
Haney
Boston
Red Sox
Los Angeles
Dick Stuart
Whiffs
Columbus Wins 19-5 Over Jays
Columbus defeated Chanute Blue Jays 19 to 5 in a women’s softball game here last night. Columbus built a 7-3 lead by two innings and exploded for a nine run surge in the fourth. Winning battery was Barbara Hurst and Linda Thielet. Sue Brown took the loss with Linda Rice catching. Chanute suffers its second loss in three starts. They travel to Parsons to face the Parkans at 9 tonight, then host Cherryvale next Sunday.
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Chanute Blue Jays
Chanute
Blue Jays
Parsons
Parkans
Cherryvale
Barbara Hurst
Linda Thielet
Sue Brown
Linda Rice
Chanute Seveeeee
Recreation Calendar Highlights Local Sports and Events
Tonight features senior Teener League baseball at Santa Fe Park with VFW against Gray Lumber and Self Service Grocery versus Olson's Super Market. Women's softball at Parsons Park hosts Chanute Blue Jays versus Parsons Parkans. Other events include City Park archadia at Chanute Outlaws and World Series film showing at Launching Pad.
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Santa Fe Park
VFW
Gray Lumber
Self Service
Olson’s
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Parkans
Parsons
City Park
Arcadia
Chanute
Darold Brown
Self Service Grocery
Olson's
EAE
Inean
Fowler
American Golf Stars Lead 25-Man Open Entry at St Andrews
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus head a 25 man U S entry for the British Open at St Andrews with Palmer conditionally playing if he wins the U S Open in Washington June 18 20. Nicklaus plans to play regardless while Bob Charles Rodgers Deane Beman and others also enter.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
United States
Palmer
Latrobe
Washington
D.C
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Rodgers
Deane Beman
Bethesda
U.S
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Bill Johnston
Johnny Bulla
Rojas Boosts Phillies With Hot Bat Lead
Cookie Rojas sparked Philadelphia with a 2 for 2 night including a run and RBI as he replaced Tony Taylor at second base. His recent 14 for 21 burst helped the Phillies hold a 4-3 win over the Dodgers, widening the NL lead to 12 games. Other NL results: Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 7-5, New York topped Houston 7-4, Chicago defeated St Louis 5-2.
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Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Mauch
Cookie Rojas
Cookie
Tony Taylor
Taylor
Rojas
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Phillies
Richie Allen
Ken MccMullen
Phillie
Allen
Ron Perranoski
Wes Covington
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
New York
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Yates Center Bible School closes Friday night
The Vacation Bible School at Bible Baptist Church, led by Rev. Joe Hughes, will close Friday at 8 p.m. Classes run daily 2 to 4 30 p.m. with 37 pupils enrolled and 12 workers.
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Yates Center
Gridley
Betty Farr
Sue Denise
Eddie
Paola
Boyce McConnell
Elsie Robert
Elson Kinblade
Neodesha
Helmer Scheline
Hutchinson
Mamie Martin
Robert Henderson
Topeka
B. L. McConnell
Hattie Oswalt
Estella Ingraham
Lyle Roush
Linda
Dixie
LaFontaine
Maude Sellers
Sue
Fowler and Elks win teener league openers
Fowler Transport and the Elks opened Junior Teener League play with 7-3 and 4-3 wins. Fowler scored seven runs in the fifth inning on two hits while errors favored the winners. Dean Chaney and Mike De La Torre toed the mound for Fowler. Chris Kirkwood earned the win for the Elks with Danny Allen catching.
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Fowler Transport
Elks
Fowler
American Legion
Naff
Bolze Hardware
Legion
Dean Chaney
Mike de la Torre
Bill Carter
Jim Sandage
Jim Benson
Bolze
Chris Kirkwood
Danny Allen
David Holloway
Jerry Russell
Weekend visitors and relatives gather in area homes
A string of weekend visits spans El Dorado Eureka Springs and Yates Center as families and friends from Coffeyville Milwaukee Chanute Wichita and Los Angeles exchange greetings. Among attendees are Jim Hibbs Loren Toedman and Au gusta Teedman of El Dorado and many others visiting relatives across Kansas. The Swope-Hunsiker wedding was attended by Nell Swope and local guests.
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S. K. Taylor
Ray Terrell
Evelyn McClanahan
Dena Schinn
Yates Center
Clyde Johnson
Clyta
Coffeyville
Grant Taylor
Kansas City
N. L. Lancaster
Richard E. Lancaster
Milwaukee
Wis
Bill Orr
Ellinwood
Earl Orr
Raymond Hull
Wichita
Calvin Hull
Joyce
Eureka Springs
Ark
Phoebe Treimer
Troy Beach
Humboldt
Montie Cook
Luella Moore
Nelson Weide
Osawatomie
Yates Center Memorial Davy
Alva Driskill
Latham
Harry Driskill
Marion Silvey
Will Herder Sr
Lloyd Herder
Dale
Arthur Herder
Ernest Reno
Louis Carson
Iola
Lopsided Softball Wins Shake League Standings
Grant Avenue Baptist routed the First Baptists 27 to 12 after a 22 run first inning while the Methodists crushed the Lutherans 17 to 1. Tom McKenzie won for the Methodists as Don Everly took the loss for the Lutherans. The Christians and Knights of Columbus remained tied for second at 5-1, with St Patrick’s undefeated atop the league.
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Grant Avenue Baptist
First Baptists
Methodists
Grant Avenue
Dean Youngberg
Larry Ellison
R. C. Rowan
Bud Taylor
Bill Matlock
Tom McKenzie
Don Everly
Don Walburn
Manbeck
Steve Erickson
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Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's
1St Baptists
G. A. Baptist
Baseball standings and Tuesday results across leagues
American League standings list Baltimore 299 15 659 Chicago 24 13 649 1% Cleveland 23 16 .590 Minnesota 26 19 .578 New York 21 18 .538 Boston 22 22 .500 Detroit 18 24 .429 Washington 19 29 . (Remainder withheld) Tuesday results Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 Baltimore 4 Kansas City 0 Minnesota 6 New York 2 Los Angeles 1 Boston 0 Washington at Detroit rain International League Toronto 8 Buffalo 4 Rochester 9 Syracuse 8 Atlanta Columbus rain Jacksonville Richmond rain Pacific Coast League Seattle 6 Oklahoma City 2 Arkansas 8 Denver 7 San Diego 3 Spokane 0 Portland 3 Dallas 2 Hawaii 7 Tacoma 5 Salt Lake Indianapolis rain
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British boxer Charnley defeats Lane in London bout
In London Dave Charnley from Britain outpointed Kenny Lane from Muskegon Michigan by a decision over ten rounds. Phil Lundgren, also from Britain, stopped Carmelo Avedo in Hartford Connecticut in six rounds.
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Associated Press
London
Dave Charnley
Britain
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Phil Lundgren
Carmelo Acevedo
Hartford
Conn
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