Babe Ruth Oilers Split Weekend Games In City Park Action
The Babe Ruth Oilers beat Baxter Springs 5-0 behind Bernie Alonzo’s two hit pitching to even their league record at 1-1 after a 6-5 loss to Pittsburg. Chanute built a 2-0 lead on Baxter Springs with timely hits and key plays including an interference call. Fairchild led Oilers with two hits, Wheeler added a double, and the Oilers await Galena at City Park Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Fairchild
Jeff Wheeler
Pittsburg
Honas
Raymond Love
Wheeler
Galena
St Pat s, First Baptist top in church league softball
St Pat s beat Presbyterian 18-8 after a 9-8 game through four innings, then shut out Presbyterian 9-0. First Baptist defeated First Christian 12-9 after trailing 7-4, outscoring 5-2 in the last two frames. United Brethren toppled Westview 24-14, overcoming a 13-12 gap after four with an 11-run burst in the final two innings and a fifth inning grand slam.
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Westview
Deadlines Near for Chanute City Tennis Tournaments
The Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission lists entry deadlines for two city tennis events. Junior City Tennis Tournament entries are due by Tuesday noon with the event running Wednesday through Saturday. The 5th annual City Tournament deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday. forms are available at the recreation office, 17 S. Highland, and must be returned to the commission.
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Chanute Legion Falls to Nevada in Extra Innings
Nevada scores the winning run in the bottom of the ninth to beat Chanute 3-2 after nine innings. Chanute pitcher Mike Sutcliffe struck out 10 in a complete game. Allan Hoover earned the win for Nevada. The A team drop to 2-3. next travel to Bronson to face Fort Scott.
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Dave Cloke
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Scott Leads Celtics To Ninth Title Closer
Boston defeated Phoenix 87 80 to win the NBA crown as Charlie Scott scored 25 points and Jo Jo White stayed effective after fatigue. Cowens 21 and Silas 10 helped the Celtics balance an overburdened lineup while Havlicek and White added 10 apiece in a tight finale.
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Ricky Sobers
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Adams
Tommy Heinsohn
Silas
Suns
Richards' Magic Spurs Sox Pitching Revival Across Doubleheader
Paul Richards guides the Chicago White Sox as Jesse Jefferson Pete Vuckovich and Ken Brett turn from castoffs into winners. Vuckovich wins in six innings, Brett Jefferson win the nightcap 5-0. The Sox rise to 25-21 in the AL West.
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Women’s league softball winners at Santa Fe Park
Thayer Colonial Acres and Home Savings won Friday night in Santa Fe Park slow pitch. Thayer beat Colonial Acres 19-4 after a big second inning, Rolco defeated Ashley Clinic 17-6 after a 10-run second, and Home Savings routed Rendezvous 18-2 with a 6-run first and 12-run second.
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Rendezvous
Kaat strengthens Phillies pitching in strong Sunday win
The Phillies rely on Jim Kaat as he earns his second straight win to raise his record to 4 2 with a 9 3 victory over the Giants. Kaat hits and drives in three runs, boosting Philadelphia’s NL East lead as he helps the team overcome early NL concerns.
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Youth Takes Third At Wichita Shocker Strider Meet
Tim Thorne of 1026 S Highland placed third in the shot put with a 10-10% throw at the Wichita Shocker Strider track meet. He competed in the 78-year-old group and also entered the long jump and the 50 yard hurdles.
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SOOM in Saturday's Results and Sunday's Scores Report
Baseball score snippets show Boston beat California 4 3 and Milwaukee toppled Kansas City 5 4 in 1st extra innings Saturday. Sunday results include Atlanta 14 Montreal 8 and Cincinnati 13 St Louis 2 with multiple late games listed and upcoming matchups in Detroit Kansas City and Minnesota Cleveland.
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Faint's Deck Wins NEKSH Futurity at Eureka
Faint's Deck powered to a 17.82 second score to win the NEKSH Futurity. Harold Knight owns the two year old mare with trainer Steve Mitchell and rider Buster Jones aboard. Purse totaled 100000 with 19275 going to Knight. Summe Speed and Hi Thunder finished second and third. Gov. Robert Bennett attended and presented trophies. Two dead heats were declared among finishes.
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Ind
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