Chanute Little League Opens With Ceremony and Games
Grand opening at Highland Park features Miss Chanute and Miss Chanute presenting the first pitches to Mayor Fred Harris. VFW Color Guard, officials, umpires, and league leaders are introduced as rookie through major league teams line up. Three three inning games follow: Orley's Cafe versus Bank of Commerce, Ash Grove Cement versus First National Bank, and Consolidated Oil versus Merle Kelly Ford.
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Chanute
Highland Park
Miss Chanute
Martha McCoy
Little Miss Chanute
Lisa Hartman
Fred Harris
VFW
Don Wilson
Charles Baughn
Gus Thompson
Tony Gob
Consolidated Oil
Merle Kelly Ford
Grand Plan to Fish Turns into Three Day Adventure
A columnist describes plotting a three day fishing trip to dodge house chores. He recruits friends and spouses to fish Pomona Reservoir Turtle Creek Fancy Creek cove and nearby spots, noting crappie catches and spirited attempts despite mixed results. The piece blends humor about spousal schemes with names of local anglers and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Harold Salt
Topeka
Pomona Reservoir
L. D. Flint
Lighthouse Bay Marina
Harold
Flint
Carl Sea
Turtle Creek
Smiths
Seals
Clarence Seal
B. D. Ehlers
Carl Papes
Fancy Creek Cove
Irish Crawford Wins by Knockout in North Hollywood
The Associated Press report notes Irish Crawford 127 of North Hollywood stops Raul Carreon 126 of Sonora Mexico in Los Angeles. Boone Kirkman 200 of Seattle stops John Collins 245 of Boise. Johnny Brooks 148 of Henderson and Joe Clark 148 of Las Vegas draw in Las Vegas. Pete Riccitelli 170 of Portland knocks out Jimmy McDermott 166 of Holyoke in Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Irish Crawford
North Hollywood
Calif
Raul Carreon
Sonora
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Boone Kirkman
Seattle
Wash
John Collins
Las Vegas
Nev
Johnny Brooks
Henderson
Joe Clark
Drew
Portland
Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Jimmy McDermott
Holyoke
Mass
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight
A busy schedule lists events at Central Park Community Building and nearby venues. Teenagers meet for development, church softball games occur at Highland Park Nazarene and Grant Avenue Baptist, and golf at Tu Lakes, with additional draws for archery, baseball, Little League opening, and a high school college dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Church
Highland Park
Nazarene
Grant Avenue Baptist
EUB
Knights of Columbus
TuLakes Golf Course
Lifetime Sports Foundation
Santa Fe Park
Chanute Gray Lumber
Bronson
Chanute American Legion
Coffeyville
Central Park Community Building
Big Eight Stars Enter Major Meets This Weekend
Big Eight track stars, in perhaps the league’s best season, will shine at three major meets Saturday the District Federation at Houston the Central Collegiate at Notre Dame and the Compton Invitational. Oklahoma State’s seven athletes travel with coach Ralph Higgins ref erence to lead a strong Oklahoma and Nebraska contingent and top Kansas and Missouri squads. Jim Ryun rests for the Compton mile notching a 3:59 high school mark in 1965 and already holding 3:55.3 American record. The Big Eight leads national rankings with 34 top tens across 14 events including Ron Tull high jump and 3:55.8 mile by Ryun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Central Collegiate
Notre Dame
Compton
Calif
Ralph Higgins
Oklahoma State
OSU
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Ond
NCAA
NAIA
Ron Tull
Ryan
John Perry
Dave Crook
Charlie Greene
Perry
Jim Metcalf
Peter Scott
Terry Thompson
A's Batter Cleveland As Cards Fall In St Louis Pivot
The A's routed Cleveland 11 4 for 14 hits lifting into ninth. Campaneris returned from a back spasm with four hits and two steals. Dodgers blank Cardinals 2 0 as Sutton and Perranoski combine for seven hits allowed. Radatz’s rough seventh sparked A’s five run surge. Hunter to start in Baltimore tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campy Campaneris
St. Louis
Don Sutton
Ron Perranoski
Cardinals
Dodgers
West Parker
al Ferrara
Nelson Briles
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Los Angeles
A's
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Mike Hershberger
Dick Green
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
A’s
Monster
Radatz
Indians
Boston
Krausse
Campaneris
Baltimore
Jim Hunter
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Atlanta
Bob Gibson
Hank Fischer
Braves
Parsons American Legion Pounds Chanute In Road Win 12-4
Parsons American Legion beat Chanute 12 to 4 as Owens drove in runs early and McAfee powered the offense with a homer, a double and a single in four at bats. Chanute scored in the fourth and fifth but fell short as Parsons pulled away with key hits and walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons American Legion
Owens
McAfee
Chanute
Richard Edwards
Parsons
Gary Mills
Edwards
Baptists win second in Church Softball League
The undefeated Baptists improved to 2-0 with a 10-3 win over Christians as R A Perley pitched seven innings allowing three runs on nine hits. Whitson hit a triple for Baptist, Holtzman homered for Christians, and six Baptist errors helped Christian stay in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Methodists
Nazarene
R. A. Perley
Earl Grogan
George Miller
Ronnie Burghart
Charles Wallace
Whitson
Holtzman
Roy Marts
Buscher
Nazarenes
Jack Warhurst
Don Daniels
Harry Miller
Butch Showalter
Grant Avenue Baptist
EUB
Knights of Columbus
Baptist
Christian
Nazaren
Methodist
Katy Parsons Invitational Golf Tourney Adds Prizes
The third annual Katy Parsons invitational golf tournament will be held Sunday with a purse increase of over 100 percent. Prizes total nearly 400 dollars across four flights. Entry and tee-off deadlines are 1 p.m. Jim Scaletty of Kansas City, the 1965 championship flight winner with a par 72, is expected to defend his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Katy Parsons
Jim Scaletty
Kansas City
Chanute softball earns first win 10-4 over Cherryvale
Chanute defeats Cherryvale 10-4 as Lois Barnhart pitches seven innings with four strikeouts and three Chanute errors. Donna Campbell lands a triple and a single while Bernadette Curls adds the remaining hit. Chanute improves to 1-2 in league play and hosts Parsons Falstaff at 7 30 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Chanute
Lois Barnhart
Judy Erikson
Donna Campbell
Bernadette Curls
Hosselt
Peg Rhodes
King
Prater
Barnhart
Sciplovsky
Parsons Falstaff
Pomona Lake Regatta Set for Sunday at Ottawa
Between 75 and 100 sailboats are expected to compete in the second annual Pomona Lake Regatta Sunday. The skippers will race in 10 classes.
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Ottawa
Kan
Social Guests Visit Friends and Attend Timber Lake Open House
Kimball and Derby residents, including Mr and Mrs Jim Mattox and families, visited Monday with local hosts in Chanute and Erie. Virgil Goff and family joined Sherman Goff, while Virginia Carey and Cheryl spent time with Elvin Richwine and Glenna. William Sailors attended memorial services at Bethel and Fast Hill cemeteries then dined in Erie. Milford Page and John Gard's households shared Monday time. Timber Lake Resort open house near Kimball drew many attendees, adjacent to the lake supplying water to Kimball Stark Savonburg and Elsmore communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Goff
Sherman Goff
Virginia Carey
Cheryl
Elvin Richwine
Glenna
William Sailors
Bethel
Fast Hill
Erie
Milford Page
John Gard and
Timber Lake Resort
Kimball
Stark
Savonburg
Elsmore
Aftermath of Fighting Leaves Civilians Dead in 1965 Mines
Four Indian civilians were killed and 57 injured by land mines left by Indian and Pakistani forces after September 1965 fighting in the Northwest plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandigarh
India
Northwest Plains
Yancey Leads At Memphis Open After 63
Bert Yancey shot a seven under par 63 to lead the Memphis Open by three strokes at Colonial Country Club. Defending champ Jack Nicklaus was seven back with a 72 as a large field chased the first round record. Chasers at 66 included Bob Charles Dale Douglass Gene Littler and Wright Garrett.
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Colonial Country Club
Yancey
Memphis
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Gay Brewer
Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Johnny Pott
Tommy Bolt
Joe Campbell
Bob Charles
Dale Douglass
Gene Littler
Wright Garrett
Homero Blancas
Bob Ginsberg
Bruce Devlin
Jack Rule
Bob Goalby
Dick Litz
Bowling Scores from Munster League Standings and Highs
Bulleted bowling scores show teams Munster 4 0 4 and Fugitive 1 3 with Flintstone and Beaver clubs posting high games. Individual highs include D. Wilson 185 and 516, E Belt 193 and 534, I Gates 184 and W Gates 477, G Cordner 170 and 459, A Mayer 186 and 553.
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Munster
Borvet
Flintstone
D. Wilson
E. Belt
BE. Belt
Beaver
Uncle
Seesess
Gro
I. Gates
W. Gates
D. Sigler
Flipper
G. Cordner
A. Mayer
Chanute Tribune Friday June 3 1966
Local news summary from Chanute Kansas page 3 dated Friday June 3 1966. Brief reports cover community events, civic notices, and local society updates. Readers get short items on meetings, announcements, and upcoming community activities.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Thayne Smith
Bob Stuewe
Alma
Alma Signal Enterprise
Enroute
Bob
Seal
Tuttle
IBM
IBM Data Processing
IBM Office Automation
IBM Key Punch
IBM Automation
Chanute, Kansas
Johnson
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
White House
Jim van Valkenburg
Track and Field News
Ralph Terry
Lew Krausse
Terry
Legion In Loss
Bill Owens’ Parsons
Mills
Larry Floyd
Randy Richman
Rick Clark
Dale Washburn
Don Old
Bill Ames
David Martin
Old
Herb Washburn
Joplin
Chanute Lumber Company
South Forest
John Redmond
Toronto
Admiapt
Fall River
Ptiee Eeescak
Toronto Eee
Jake C. Byers
Russia
Beirut
London
Rome
Byblos
Wremae
David Niven
Francoise Dorleag
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Detroit Seeee
California
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Detroit
W. L. Pet
G.B. San Fran
Houston Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Jim Mattox
Sharon
David
Derby
George Simmons
Susan
Joe
Jack
Homer Romine
Virgil Pugh
Wichita
Earl Pugh
M Automation
Memphis, Tenn
Bert Yancey
Ars
Casey Rexall
Naff & Bolze
N. Steuben
Alcoholics Anonymous
Steve Dufek
Village OF the Giants
Ellis
Mwa
LA Urs
John
Texas
James Stewart
Maureen Ohara
Brian Keith
Technicolor
Panavision
Universal Picture
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