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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
4
Homes in need of painting sought with easy financing options. DuPont Tedlar offered as a material or sponsor reference. Details for homeowners interested in improvement programs and credit terms.
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Diego Padres 6-3 for their 16th win in 18. Ted Simmons hit a three run homer in a five run fifth. Bob Gibson earned the win with seven strikeouts and five hits allowed. Jim Wohlford’s late heroics for the Royals were for naught as Boston swept with a 5-4 victory.
Mike O Hara founder of the International Track Association hailed the first pro track season as a success. The ITA set a long jump record of 27 feet 1 inch by Henry Hines and a Garden record 5.9 seconds in the 60 yard dash by Jean Louis Ravelo... Kip Keino won the mile. plans for earlier starts next season include outdoor West Coast meets and possible national TV coverage.
Koch Furniture beat Naff and Boize 8 to 3 as they plated three runs in both the first and third innings and added singles in the second and fourth. Schultz Realtors erased a six run D's Donuts lead with a decisive four run fourth and two more in the fifth to win 8 to 6. Jeff Frederick homered for D's Donuts.
Kansas City area golfers compete in the 63rd Kansas Amateur Golf Championship flight at Leawood with Charles Van Dyne of Indian Hills as medalist after a 2 over par 73 in the final qualifying round for a 144 total. Bruce Hollowell of Springfield is not entered.
Chanute semi pro Blues drop 9-4 to Carthage Mo after shuffling 11 players. Crowl praises effort despite missing starters as Welch starts seven innings and Seger fills in at catcher. Kustom Electronics beats Independence 10-9 in eight innings with 18 hits to 11.
Bobby Hull was named the World Hockey Association's most valuable player for the 1972 3 season. He received 20 first place votes and 119 points from 36 writers and broadcasters in WHA cities for his role with the Winnipeg Jets as player coach.
First National defeats Bank of Commerce 12 to 7 in Major League action at San ta Fe Park after trailing 6-3 at three innings. Paul Hunt homered for First National, with decisive runs in the fourth and fifth innings to seal the win. In a separate game Thayer State Bank improved to 2-0 with a 12-0 six inning win over Mid-America as Berlie Alonzo and Raymond Love each contributed to the shutout.
The Tigers pounded the Fighters 22 to 9 in Senior Division as Jen ny Barker homered for the winners and Karen Dunlap did so for the Fighters. In Junior division the Vultures beat the Robins 25 to 14 after trailing 9 to 5, with Seann Esch delivering two homers and Jana Dimond one. Jay Stoll homered for Robins. Orange defeated Silver 12 to 2 in four innings as Orange mounted a 2-0 deficit then exploded for 10 runs in the fourth.
Kustom Electronics beat Harper Insurance 13 to 6 after rain halted play at four innings and one out Tuesday and resumed Wednesday. Kustom scored nine runs in the fifth and sixth innings while Harper managed two as the victor claimed the game.
MLB results show Chicago 6 Los Angeles 4. Atlanta 5 Montreal 3. San Francisco 9 Pittsburgh 7. Houston 4 Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings. St Louis 6 San Diego 3. Minnesota 7 13 Cleveland 3 9 in 1st game 15 innings. Boston 5 Kansas City 4 in 10. Baltimore 14 Texas 4. New York 5 Texas 2. Oakland 11 Milwaukee 1. California 7 Detroit 4.
Auction to dispose of farm assets located four miles south five miles east two miles south one mile east of Chanute or three miles north four miles west three miles north of Erie. Sale details follow with items and times to be announced.
A June 11 auction at Home State Bank of Erie offers Allis Chalmers and John Deere equipment, New Holland hay gear, and a 1951 International truck. Livestock includes tested cows with calves, Hereford stock, a registered mare, two geldings, and saddles. Also featured are antiques, trailers, miscellaneous items, household goods, and terms cash with no accident liability by the auctioneers Ratliff and Mitchell.
A moving sale announced after selling the building lists antiques and household items including oak and walnut furniture, a Singer sewing machine, kitchen cabinets, butter molds, ironstone, kerosene lamps, glass jars, and assorted victorian era pieces. Terms note rain or shine at the fair grounds located one mile west of Ricketts Chevrolet Co.
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