VFW Little League Opens With Major League Victories
Grand opening ceremonies featured Miss Chanute Nicki McGuire and City Commissioner Fred Harris as Bank of Commerce and Merle Kelly Ford posted opening night wins. Bank of Commerce edged First National Bank 6 to 5 behind Brett Richman on the mound with six errors charged to the winners and three to the losers. Merle Kelly Ford defeated Ash Grove 7 to 5 with Tony Kline homering and Bob Malson tripling for the victors. Dennis Gates pitched the complete game for the loss.
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VFW
Miss Chanute
Nicki McGuire
Little Miss Chanute
Pam Dufek
Fred Harris
Bank of Commerce
Merle Kelly Ford
First National Bank
Brett Richman
Bob Ennis
Randy Herron
Ash Grove
Tony Kline
Bob Malson
Merle Kelly
Lonnie Wilson
Bill Barnard
David Christensen
David Kimble
Kimble
Jim Wilkins
Dennis Gates
Chanute Legion 5 Parsons 0 in baseball win
Chanute American Legion defeats Parsons 5-0 as Larry McCord throws a four hit shutout with 13 strikeouts across 16 season innings. McCord and Randy Richman each collect three singles. Chanute improves to 1-2 while Parsons suffers the loss. Manager Herb Washburn to host Coffeyville at City Park tonight.
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Parsons
Chanute Battery
Larry McCord
Randy Richman
Chanute American Legion
McCord
Topeka
Richman
Chanute
Ron Briley
Jim Bush
Fanning
Herb Washburn
Coffeyville
City Park
Glen Havyden
Bruce Benson
Buick Golf Starts Today at Buick Open in Grand Blanc
Golfers begin the Buick Open at Warrrick Hills over 7 280 yards with 144 players including Tony Lema Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and past champions. First prize 18 000 plus a new car for five years. hole in one earns a car. Three auto-winning aces have been scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Warwick Hills
Lema
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Billy Casper
Art Wall
Mike Souchak
Jack Burke
Julius Boros
Manca Retains European Welterweight Title in Madrid
Fortunato Manca of Italy knocked out Carmelo Garcia of Spain in Madrid to defend the European welterweight title. Marcel Cerdan Jr of France defeated Jaime Aparici of Spain by knockout in Paris.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Fortunato Manca
Italy
Carmelo
Gancho) Garcia
Spain
Manca
Paris
Marcel Cerdan, Jr
France
Jaime Aparici
Joe Davis III Tops Chanute Speedway Races
Joe Davis III of Fort Scott driving car 327 won half of eight races at Chanute Speedway. In his second week he won all four races he entered, moving to sixth in the point standings with 132 while Gary VanGotten leads with 275 and was honored as May driver of the month.
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Joe Davis
Fort Scott
Chanute Speedway
Davis
Speedway
Gary VanGotten
VanGotten
Frank VanGotten
van Gotten
Ed Williams
Howard Almond
Fred Collins
Bob Thomas
Ron Wiltse
Recreation Calendar Highlights Local League Schedule
Tonight at City Park and area diamonds several leagues play including Pee Wee Junior Teener and Senior Teener action. Highlights include American Legion baseball at City Park Coffeyville and Various school and church league games across Highland Park and Santa Fe Park venues. Friday features registration clinics pre registration and multiple 5:30 p m matchups at IGA and Diamond grounds with Busy Bee Cafe and Swimming Pool games noted.
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City Park South
Church
Highland Park
St. Patrick's
EUB
Grant Avenue Baptists
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
City Park
Coffeyville
Chanute Community Theater
City
Little League
IGA
Montgomery Ward
Chanute Lumber
Pee Wee League
Johnson
Richardson
South Diamonds
Busy Bee Cafe
Taylor's Fireworks
Mitchell Buick
Santa Fe Park
Self Service
Fowler Transport
Gray Lumber
Olsons
Nazarene
1St Baptist
Christian
Methodist
Racing heat and pursuit results feature multiple runners and trophies
The report lists multiple heat results with participants such as Howard Almond and Larry Spurrier in various heats. It includes trophy standings with winners Van Gotten and Williams, pursuit race results led by Davis and Wiltse, and feature races featuring Joe Davis and others.
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Howard Almond
Howard Spurrier
Larry Wolfe
Larry Ballou
Spancer Brandon
Ed Williams
Tom More
van Gotten
Williams
Whitworth
Davis
Almond
Ron Wiltse
Thomas
Wiltse
Richar Baughn
Richard Russell
Dick Davis
Joe Davis
Stanley Dancer Wins Harness Title Six Times at Roosevelt
Stanley Dancer clinched the harness driving championship for the sixth time at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York, extending his dominance in the marquee event.
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Stanley Dancer
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
N.Y
Kennedy Firearms Bill Sparks Senate Hearing Backlash
A Kansas columnist comments on Senator Robert Kennedy's testimony backing a firearms control bill. He argues gun restrictions threaten rights, compares gun access to autos and knives, cites potential registry and licensing burdens, and asserts criminals will obtain weapons regardless. The piece defends the Second Amendment and reflects on JFK's legacy.
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Washington, D. C
Sen
Robert Kennedy
DNY
Sen. Kennedy
Len
Kennedy
Dallas
Johnson
Eally
Salina
United States
Dodgers top Cardinals 4 1 as Washburn scores lone Redbird run
Ray Washburn doubled and scored for St Louis but the Dodgers won 4 1 in St Louis. John Roseboro homered to put Los Angeles ahead in the fifth as Don Drysdale improved to 9 3. In Kansas City, the Athletics fall 6 4 to Baltimore ending a five game skid. Norm Siebern hits a two run homer and Clay Blefary adds a two run double in the ninth.
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Associated Press
Ray Washburn
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cardinals
Washburn
Redbird
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Cards
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Bob Purkey
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
A’s
Orioles
Norm Siebern
Baltimore
Rain Delays Game Skips to 6 Inning Finish
Rain halted action across multiple games including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles vs St. Louis. The Phillies and Pirates were tied when play paused, Cincinnati led 5 to 2 over Houston in a 6 inning affair, with weather forcing a late finish.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St Louis
Houston Eteee
Chicago
New York
Baseball scores from minor leagues update
International League games show Jacksonville at Toledo rained out Columbus 7 Atlanta 6. Pacific Coast League results include Tacoma 5 Oklahoma City 3 Hawaii 6 Vancouver 2 Spokane 5 Denver 3 Seattle 2 San Diego 1 Indianapolis 1 Arkansas 0 Portland 6 Salt Lake 4-1.
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Jacksonville
Toledo
Columbus
Atlanta
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Vancouver
Spokane
Denver
Seattle
San Diego
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Portland
Salt Lake
Gray Lumber 2x4's top Wayside-Nowata 6-4 in SEK action
Chanute Gray Lumber 2x4s opened the 1965 SEK Semi-Pro season with a 6-4 win over Wayside-Nowata Oilers. Don Papst earned his second win after eight hits and two walks, fanning five, with Ward Barnett catching and Rick Pippin taking the loss. A trio of six Newt? errors aided Chanute. Cooper’s bases loaded triple sparked the big sixth inning. Next up, Gray hosts Miami, Oklahoma.
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Chanute Gray Lumber
Wayside-Nowata Oilers
Don Papst
Ward Barnett
Rick Pippin
Chanute
Novata
Bob Phillips
David Cooper
Bob Riggle
Lumbermen
Cooper
Gray Lumber
Miami
Okla
Olson and Gray Sr Teeners win openers in Senior Teener League
Gray Lumber defeats Fowler's Transport 11 to 2 and Olson's beats Self Service 5 to 1 in opening games. Olson's pitcher Dean Oliver fans 13 with five hits allowed while Jim Schmitt fanned 11 for Self Service. Catchers Mike Cooper Wayne Benson Tom Gard noted.
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Gray Lumber
Olson
Fowler
Transport
Self Service
Dean Oliver
Jim Schmitt
Mike Cooper
Wayne Benson
Chanute Tribune brief notes June 3 1965
Local page 7 item brief notes from the Chanute Tribune dated Thursday June 3 1965. Highlights include community events, appointments, and upcoming local meetings with concise notices. No major incidents reported in readable text.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Banker's Loss Turned Opportunity for Savvy Investor
Small investor capitalizes on bank losses to acquire distressed assets at favorable terms. Market chatter suggests a rising demand for restructuring plays as creditors seek swift recoveries and buyers target undervalued portfolios.
Midwest Premiere of The Man From Button Willow Cartoon Feature
Kansas City Star reviews the Midwest debut of a cartoon from former Disney artists. The film features endearing ranch animals including Alfy the skunk Shady the dog and Little Conder the carrier pigeon. The creators reportedly invested about 1.5 million dollars.
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Kansas City Star
Button Willow
Alfy
Shady
Little Conder
Walt Disney Artists
Robertson
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AL Blanks Parsons
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Buick Golf
Ranz Motor
Cadillac
Joe Davis III
Dewaine Whitworth
Bud Purkey
Draughon's College of Commerce Graduates
ABC
Higher Accounting Business Administration
Draughon
College OF Commerce
East 14Th St
Pittsburg
Kansas
Accredited By
Accrediting Commission For Business Schools
William Holden
Susannah York Capucine
Dawn
Tetsuro Tamba
Technicolor
Michael Goodliffe
Allan Cuthbertson
Maurice Denham
Teanee
United Artists
John Wayne
Stewart Granger
Ernie Kovacs
Fabian
NORTH
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Ken Boyer
Hal Lanier
San Francisco Giants
Lanier
Willie Marys
Boyer
Thayne Smith
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Hitler
East Main Street
Alan Collins
Mgr
Clay Blefary
Dick Green
Ken Harrelson
Steve Barbee
Dick Hall
Wes Stock
W. L. Pet. G
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Gray
W-N Oilers
Marty Barnhart
Jerry Russell
Bill Carter
Charles Ballou
Andy Wergent
Tom Gard
Fowler's
Clark
Mobil Home
Erie, Kansas
Dale Robertson
Oerehime Screen Arts Picture
Ann Sheridan
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