Cepeda Sets Mark Cepeda Rides Cepeda Sets Mark Robinson Beats A's
Cepeda equaled NL record but three double plays and Floods four hits limited Cardinals. Flood sparked a decisive eighth inning triple as St Louis beat Atlanta 3 2. Gibson improved to 7 5 with Hoerner saving. In Baltimore, Frank Robinson homered as Orioles beat Kansas City 3 2.
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St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Atlanta
Cepeda
Curt Flood
Flood
Tim McCarver
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Braves
Gibson
Boog Powell
Curt Blefary
Andy Etchenbarren
Sears Sweeps Titles At Kansas State Trap Shoot
Gene Sears of El Reno Oklahoma won two out of state titles on day two of the 43rd Kansas state trap shoot. He scored 92x100 to claim the class AA out-of-state doubles crown and 99x100 to win the class AA championships. Other winners included Bob Kapler and Ben Bishop as Kansas doubles and class champs, with Steve Hornbuckle taking the Jayhawk handi cap. Women’s doubles and class titles went to Iva Jarvis and Opal Rowland. Competition continues today and ends Sunday.
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Wichita
Gene Sears
el Reno
Okla
Bob Kapler
Weir
Kan
Ben. Bishop
Leawood
Kansas
Steve Hornbuckle
Newton
Baseball Scores St. Louis Defeats Atlanta In Tight Game
St Louis edged Atlanta 3 to 2 while Cincinnati powered past Chicago 8 to 6 in a pair of baseball results.
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
G.B. San
Fort Hays Qualifies For NAIA Outdoor Finals
Fort Hays State scored eight points at the 15th annual NAIA outdoor track championships in Sioux Falls. Don Lakin placed second in the 3 mile with 14 35.6, while Van Nelson of St. Cloud State won in 13 51.2. Clarence Katz and Jack Harris advanced in the 880 yard run, and Fort Hays mile relay and 440 relay teams also qualified. Emporia State earned a lone point with a fifth in the 440 hurdles.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Fort Hays
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Don Lakin
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Clarence Katz
Jack Harris
Fort Hays State
van Schierling
Emporia State
Missouri
Kansas
Vacation Bible School Opens In Yates Center
The Episco pal Presbyterian Christian Methodist and Evangelical Unit ed Brethren churches host a four class program with 114 children and 12 teachers plus 20 aides. The Rev. V. C. Buttermore is dean, classes meet at four churches under different superintendents. Memorial Day weekend visits include Mrs. Helen Ireland Blackwell and other area residents. A 1936 Yates Center High School class reunion at Norma's marked its 30th anniversary with 36 attendees and multiple updates from alumni. Gilead Lodge AF and AM awarded 50 and 25 year pins to members, with a large turnout and a dinner at Norma's. Memorial Day weekend also saw visits from MSgt. Gerald Osburn family and travel plans for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stockebrand.
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Ward Blackwell
Okla City
Avis Ireland
Blackwell
Helen Ireland
Yates Center
Edna Timm
Frank Raines
Wichita
Ada Rich
Curtis Stoll
Sheila
Topeka
Carl Stoll
Buffalo
Walter Weide
Yates Center High School
Norma's
Woodson Hotel
Paul C. Laidlaw
Laidlaw
J. M. Odle Jr
Loren Robertson
Dave Evans
Chanute
Henry Horsch
Oklahoma City
Deane Campbell
Eugene Davis
Teetersville
Katherine (Light) Rodgers
Eric
Dean
Gilead Lodge
AF & AM
Harry 0. Ashley
Earl F. Guy
Joseph F. Davis
Osawatomie
William E. Montgomery
Syracuse
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Grand Lodge
Charles S. McGinnis
Marshall
John Bengal
Independence
Joseph G. Wasser
Neosho Falls
LeRoy
Madison
Norma’s
Gordon A. Dulinsky
Frank F. Hogueland
Ray
Advocator Wins 1965 Cowdin Stakes At Aqueduct
Advigator, a son of Round Table and Delta Queen, captured the 1965 Cowdin Stakes at Aqueduct.
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Advocator
Aqueduct
Round Table
Delta Queen
Kauai King Prepared for Belmont Stakes Challenge
The Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Kauai King faces the Belmont Stakes field as the Triple Crown hopes ride on the Maryland bred colt. Owner Mike Ford of Omaha has rejected multiple offers totaling several million dollars for syndication despite the strong chase for the crown.
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Mike Ford
Omaha
Neb
Kentucky Horsemen
Virginia
Maryland
Summer program draws 820 signers in Chanute recreation plan
Chanute Recreation Commission reports pre-registration of 826 across activities for a summer program. Archery classes start at Santa Fe Park with sessions for children 10 plus and adults, taught by Chanute Archery Club members. Programs run Monday to Friday with multiple age groups and new offerings, including Little League and Teener League baseball schools, swimming instruction, and tot lot.
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Chanute
Santa Fe Park
Lyle Dean
Chanute Archery Club
Lyle McClay
Junior Allen
Ron Richwine
Don Hawley
Highland
City Park
Linda Rubow
Hutton School
Carol Kern
Bette Wiltse
Little League Baseball School
Little League Baseball
Highland Park Diamond
Red Cross
Knights, Grant Win in Seventh Inning Slugfest
Knights of Columbus edged EUB 20 to 18 in a seven inning slugfest. Grant Avenue Baptist beat Nazarene for their first league tie as both games produced numerous extra base hits and varied heroes.
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Knights of Columbus
EUB
Grant Avenue Baptist
Downing Nazarene
Knights
K of C
David Fehr
John Willcott
Ralph Berthot
Fehr
Dave Phillips
Lee Paquette
Gary Boston
Keith Chartier
Carter Bohling
Chartier
Bud Audiss
Don Friederich
Dean Youngberg
Bill Carter
Harry Miller
Bob Ellison
Nazarene
Butch Showalter
Ron Umbarger
Lester Petty
Dwight Youngberg
Wilbur van Winkle
Grant Avenue
Don Daniels
Jim Pierce
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Sunday Sports
Tonight at Park 6:30 opening ceremony. Baseball and softball games across Chanute and nearby towns. Sunday schedule includes Chanute teams at Independence and Joplin with doubleheaders. Monday offers tennis, golf, swimming safety, crafts, and youth activities at Central Park and Highland Park venues.
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Park
Chanute Gray Lumber
Bronson
Chanute American Legion
Coffeyville
Central Park
Independence
Joplin
Highland Park
Chanute
Parsons Falstaff
Local Reservoir Readings and Discharge Figures
Yesterday area dam data shows John Redmond reservoir at 1036.00 feet above sea level with 901.50 feet of conservation, TOROS at 948.50 feet, and water discharge around 140 cfs. Fall River area records note 210 cfs discharge.
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John Redmond
Fall River
End Ray Berry Leads NFL in Passes Caught and Yards
The Chanute Tribune notes Ray Berry of the Baltimore Colts tops the NFL in receptions with 564 catches and leads in receiving yards totaling 8 322. The report highlights Berry as the league's premier target and playmaker.
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Ray Berry
Baltimore Colts
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