Me Bike Derby results announce crowded age class winners
The seventh annual Me Bike Derby delivered thirty entrants across ages with ribbons for top three in each race. Winners include Gary Burkman Barbara Baker Roger Findahl and Kim Baker among many repeat performers across 100 and 880 yard sprints and longer 440 yard events.
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Gary Burkman
Henry Baker
Chris Aday
Barbara Baker
Rebecca Good
Laura Findah
Paul Baker
Charles Findahl
Roger Findahl
Tracy Booe
Rhodes Findahl
Curt Reynolds
Jeanine Burkman
Diane Good
Charlies Findahl
Laura Fnahl
Barbara Good
Laura Findahl
Chuck Good
Daniel Baker
Richard Good
Bob Reynolds
Bret Bell
Tom Erickson
Kim Baker
Summer Bowling Registration Opens for Youth Leagues
Registration for youths summer bowling leagues is underway at two bowling establishments this week. Leagues form next week and run about seven weeks, with participation in the Kansas Park and Recreation Association statewide bowling singles event. Contact Mr and Mrs John Mayer or Mr and Mrs Robert Ramsey for details.
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Kansas Park and Recreation Association
John Mayer
Robert Ramsey
Water levels and discharge notes for John Redmond Fall River
Yesterday noted water levels for John Redmond and Fall River with inches and feet above sea level. Discharge figures for John Redmond and Fall River are recorded in cubic feet per second.
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John Redmond
Fall River
Terese
Toronto
Redmond
Cardinals rout Astros to extend win streak to six
Nelson Briles scattered 11 hits as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 7-2 for their sixth straight NL victory. Mike Shannon drove in three runs with two doubles and a sacrifice fly while Orlando Cepeda had three hits and his sixth homer. Briles improved to 6-4 despite a muscle twitch, and Denny Lemaster fell to 4-5.
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Houston
Tex
Nelson Briles
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Mike Shannon
St. Louis
Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinal
Briles
Astros
Red Schoendienst
Tim McCarver
Disney's, VFEW Win In Pee Wee Baseball Action
Disney's blanked Nu-Way Cleaners 12-11 in a back and forth Pee Wee league opener at the EUB diamond. Mark Roush, Mark Haight, and Tom Kraweitz pitched for Disney's while Randy Frazier and Keith Harris threw for Nu-Way. VFW defeated Wimsett & Thompson 7-5 as Moore drove the only homer, with Danny Clifford sharing pitching duties.
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Disney
Nu-Way Cleaners
VFW
Wimsett & Thompson
Eub Diamond
Disney’s
Nu-Way
Mark Roush
Mark Haight
Tom Kraweitz
Disney's
Gary Bruner
Randy Frazier
Keith Harris
No-Way Cleaners
Barry Uden
Danny Clifford
Mark Moore
Moore
Brian Fairchild
Cloke
Orphans and St Patrick's Win Opening Church Softball Games
St Patrick's whitewashed the Methodists 10 0 and Church Orphans edged Thayer 7 6 at Highland Park. Harley Ponce pitched one hit for St Patrick's while Roy Marts gave up 7 hits for Methodist. Church Orphans rallied late to beat Thayer and next games feature Nazarene Baptists vs Buffalo and Christians vs Holy Ghosts J C at 7 30 and 9 15.
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St. Patrick’s
Methodists
Church Orphans
Thayer
Highland Park
Nazarene Baptists
Buffalo
Christians
Holy Ghosts J.c.’S
Chanute Legion B Tops Parsons 16 6 in Five Innings
Chanute Legion B defeated Parsons 16 to 6 in a shortened five inning game at City Park. Parsons scored five in the first but Chanute exploded with seven in the second and added three and five in later frames. David Olson drove in four runs and Steve Collins had three RBIs as Chanute improves ahead of a trip to Yates Center tonight.
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Chanute American Legion
Parsons
City Park
Chanute
David Olson
Steve Collins
Jim McGuffey
Yates Center
Teener League Opens With Two Night Games
The Teener League season begins tonight at Santa Fe with Olson's Supermarket facing the Elks at seven o'clock and Naff & Bolze meeting the American Legion at nine. Five teams and over 70 players participate as the season splits into halves and culminates in a playoff for the first place trophy with sportsmanship and MVP trophies awarded.
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Frank Sinclair
Lee Wilkins
Joe Jacobs
Olson
The
Elks
Naff & Bolze
American Legion
Santa Fe
Parsons Raiders blank Chanute James Boys 12-2 in practice
Boyd Olds pitched a complete game allowing eight hits as Parsons built a big fourth and fifth inning rally to beat Chanute 12 to 2 at City Park. Chanute’s Lary McCord walked and scored in the seventh, Jim McKinnis and Rick Clark each had three hits. Parsons travels in to Columbus and hosts Carthage this weekend.
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Parsons Raiders
Chanute James Boys
City Park
Boyd Olds
Raiders
Parsons
Dale Washburn
Chanute
Mike Estes
Don Papst
Shane Cavanah
Lary McCord
Bill Hickey
James Boys
Jim McKinnis
Rick Clark
McKinnis
Clark
Columbus
Carthage
Christian Science Meeting in Boston Sees 7000 Attend
Gordon V. Comer newly elected president of the Christian Science board of directors affirmed that spiritual values will survive tumult. He spoke at the First Church of Christ, Scientist annual meeting in Boston where more than 7,000 attended, noting changes observed by visiting Christians.
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Boston
Gordon V. Comer
Christian Science Board of Directors
Comer
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Nere
Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
American League standings show Detroit leading with 30 wins and 18 losses, followed by Baltimore and Cleveland. Monday results include Boston 4 Detroit 3 and Minnesota 4 New York 3, with several extra innings and night games noted. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Cleveland and Oakland at Washington among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Oakland
New York
Chicago
California
Wash
Washington
New State Records For Walleye Carp
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission certifies state records for carp and walleye. Floyd Stone of Belleville caught a 10 lb 9 oz walleye at Lovewell reservoir, surpassing the 1961 Kanopolis record. Milford Whitney of Paola lands a 27 lb 3 oz carp at Lake Miola, beating the 1963 Junction City record.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Floyd Stone
Belleville
Lovewell Reservoir
Kanapolis
Roy Laster
Hutchinson
Milford Whitney
Paola
Lake Miola
Harvey W. Haas
Junction City
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Curt Flood
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