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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1976

Page

6

Three SEK players sign with Neosho County JC

Coach Galen Mote announces the signing of three Southeast Kansas League stars to Jayhawk Junior College letters of intent for NCCJC. Ralph Benson Chanute Bob Shearhart Altamont and Tony Hall Parsons join NCCJC this fall after strong SEK seasons and all state honors.

Galen Mote Neosho County Community Junior College Jayhawk Junior College Ralph Benson Chanute Bob Shearhart Altamont Tony Hall Parsons NCCJC Vikings Hall SEK Mote Benson

Baseball Leaders and Standings From Recent Seasons

National League leaders include Kingman New York 17 home runs and Foster Cincinnati 43 RBIs with Schmidt Philadelphia 37, while American League leaders show Otis Kansas City 9 home runs and Burroughs Texas 37 RBIs. Stolen base leaders highlight Cedeno Houston 20. Pitching figures show Jones San Diego 10 wins and Alexander Cleveland 1.62 ERA amid a mix of players and teams.

Kingman Schmidt Phil Chi Foster Cin Cey Smith Otis Bando Oak Yastrzemski Bos Hendrick Clev Ford Minn Burroughs Tex Perez Luzinski Munson Chambliss Horton Det Rudi Cedeno Hou Morgan Griffey Buckner Lopes Brock St.l North Baylor Patek Campaneris Carew Jones Lonborg Hough Christenson Rooker Pitt Koosman Fryman Montefusco Siaton Mil Tanana Cal Bird Tiant Figueroa Palmer Ball Hunter Torrez Zachry Alexander Brown Travers Kern Wood Seaver Richard Niekro Lolich Ryan Bigleven Gossage St. Louis Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles San Diego Houston San Francisco Atlanta Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia G. Abr.h Pet W. L McBride Robinson Pit Crawtrd Baltimore Kansas City LeFlore Brett Texas Bostock Chicago Lynn Minnesota McRae Carty Cle Oakland Staub California Randolph Detroit Milwaukee Boston

Suns Rally Past Celtics To Even NBA Finals At Two

Phoenix defeats Boston 109 107 to knot the series as Gar Heard nets the decisive basket with 58 seconds left. Paul Westphal provides 28 points and 9 assists while Jo Jo White tops Boston with 25. Series shifts to Boston Friday with a possible seventh game in Boston.

Phoenix Ariz UPI Tom Heinsohn Boston Celtics Phoenix Suns Heinsohn National Basketball Association Suns Celtics Boston Paul Westphal Charlie Scott Alvan Adams Dave Cowens Gar Heard Cowens Jo Jo White

Chiefs star Otis Taylor heads to Houston Oilers in trade

Otis Taylor, an 11-year veteran from Prairie View A&M and longtime Chiefs cornerstone, is traded to the Houston Oilers for an undisclosed draft pick. He hopes to finish his career near his Houston home while linking with former coach Hank Stram’s staff in New Orleans was considered but did not materialize.

Kansas City UPI Otis Taylor Prairie View A&m Kansas City Chiefs New Orleans Hank Stram Taylor Houston Oilers Oilers Paul Wiggin Wiggin Chiefs Buck Buchanan Stram Houston

Opening Night Wins Highlight Women’s Slow-Pitch

Sonic, Home Savings, and Rolco Manufacturing led opening night at Santa Fe Park. Sonic crushed Rendezvous 42 to 3 with 32 hits including seven homers, while Home Savings routed Ashley Clinic 23 to 4 on 21 hits and two round-trippers. Rolco erased an 8-0 deficit to beat Kustom 13 to 8 on 18 hits.

Sonic, Home Savings and Rolco Manufacturing Santa Fe Park Sonic Rendezvous Home Savings Ashley Clinic Rolco Kustom

Home Savings tops Thayer State Bank in Babe Ruth League

Home Savings won its third of four by routing Thayer State Bank 15 to 6 at City Park. Thayer led 5-0 after four innings before Home Savings exploded with two, six, and seven runs across the final three frames. Derek Hames and Craig Madill earned the win, with Hames and Mike Green handling catching duties. Fredericks hit the lone homer for Thayer.

Home Savings Thayer State Bank City Park Thayer Derek Hames Craig Madill Hames Mike Green David Hibbs Brian Fredericks Mike Byers Mike Stierwalt Dan Golay Fredericks

Royals win in 12 innings to take series in Oakland

Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland Athletics 4-3 in 12 innings to win the three game set 2-1 at Oakland Coliseum. Sal Bando hit his ninth homer tying Amos Otis for the AL lead, and Otis scored on a 12th inning sacrifice fly to win with George Brett aiding a crucial advance.

Oakland UPI Kansas City Royals A’s Oakland Coliseum Royals A's Chuck Tanner Kansas City Sal Bando Bando Amos Otis Tony Solanta Fred Patek John Mayberry Otis Rollie Fingers George Brett Mark Littell Steve Busby

Industrial league softball results at Santa Fe Park

Two unbeaten teams remain in the National division as Merle Kelly Ford won 11-7 over Standard and Gibson's defeated Las Palomas 8-1, with H. K. Porter taking a 9-6 win over Mid-America. Merle Kelly improved to 3-0, Gibson's to 3-0, while Mid-America remained 0-4.

Santa Fe Park Merle Kelly Ford Standard Gibson Las Palomas H. K. Porter Mid- America

Wells and Han's Flowers triumph in VFW Minor League

In a Santa Fe Park doubleheader Wells blanked Kustom 8-0 as Blaine Meisch and Marvin Roy pitched and Rusty Cumings caught. Han's Flowers edged O.C.A.W. 10-9 with Kyle Wallace, Justin Wright, and Kirtis Barker on the mound and multiple players catching.

V.F.W Santa Fe Park R. A. Wells Kustom Han’s Flowers C.A.W Blaine Meisch Marvin Roy Rusty Cumings Joe Rongish Phil Haight Mark Schul Jeff Tucker Clark Locke Hanks Kyle Wallace Justin Wright Kirtis Barker Wallace Jeff Johnson Kevin

Rookies open play as Naff and Bolze pace big win

Otterbein Methodist diamonds host Rookie League opener. Naff and Bolze routed Koch Furniture 24 12 while Chanute Lumber edged Cardinal Drug 4 2. Naff and Bolze built a 7 2 lead after three innings and piled on 17 runs in the final two frames.

Naff Bolze Chanute Lumber Otterbein Methodist Naff and Bolze Koch Furniture Cardinal Drug Pat Rongish Charles Gregory Wayne Jorday Jeff Bumgardner Monty Bailey Eddie Seid Rod Audiss Cardinal Rusty Alger Tim Wimsett David Gossett Chris Crepensik Thad Busse

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Neosho Co Blue Comets Shearhart Labette County High School Parsons High School Ran City Ians James Caan Peter Fonda Merle Kelly Porter Mid-America Gibson’s Wells Han S. Gretchen Arolyn Heights Addition Ae Kingsberry Demeritt Construction Honda Kansas
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