Dodgers Take Over Top National Spot
Dodgers reach the No 1 national perch as Hal Woodeshick earns his fourth straight win in Houston 2 1 10 innings over San Francisco. Woodeshick improves to 5 1 with a 0 59 ERA as Frank Howard and Roseboro homer to back Don Drysdale in a 4 1 win over the Cubs. Duke Snider belts a ninth inning three run homer to lift the Mets over the Cardinals 3 2.
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Houston Colts
San Francisco
Giants
Woodeshirk
Carl Warwick
Frank Howard
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Cubs
Duke Snider
New York
Mets
Cards
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Philadelphia
Drysdale
Cub
Paul Toth
Willie Davis
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Lindy MecDaniel
Billy Williams
Pizarro Dominates KC in 7-1 White Sox Triumph
Fireballer Juan Pizarro sparkled for Chicago, unleashing a 7-1 win over Kansas City to pull the White Sox within a half game of AL leader Baltimore. The victory places Chicago second, while Detroit and Minnesota also won. Kaat improved to 5-4 with a four straight win, and Cleveland exploded for an eight-run eighth inning aided by defense and timely hits.
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Associated Press
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Pizarro
Chicago
Kansas City
White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston
Detroit
New York
Yankees
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Kaat
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
al Kaline
Gus Triandos
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Indians
Jim Duckworth
Woodie Held
Baseball scores and results from Sunday games
Key results include Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1 and New York 3 St. Louis 2 Milwaukee routed by St. Louis 2 9 after extra innings San Francisco 1 in 10 innings Cincinnati at Philadelphia ppd Sundays slate features St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston American League Fridays Cleveland 8 Washington 1 Detroit 8 New York 4 Chicago 7 Kansas City 1 Minnesota 6 Los Angeles 1 Boston at Baltimore ppd rain Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore
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Houston
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Pet. G.B
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Belmont Stakes Favorite Candy Spots Heads 7 Horse Field
Candy Spots was the 1 to 4 favorite at Aqueduct for the Belmont Stakes with Willie Shoemaker seeking his fourth win. Insurrection, at 30 to 1, represents the long shot in a seven horse lineup trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, retiring June 15. The pot totals 145,450 with 101,700 to the winner, CBS coverage planned 3:30 to 4 pm EST and post time 3:48 pm.
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New York
Candy Spots
Aqueduct
Insurrection
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Willie Shoemaker
Chateaugay
Wheatley Stable
L. L. Haggin
Choker
George D. Widener
Top Gallant
C. V. Whitney
Tom Cat
Patrice Jacobs
Bonjour
CBS
MacArthur settles track field feud in military order
NEW YORK AP The general Douglas MacArthur dismissed a track and field feud that threatened the United States team for the Moscow meet. He directed the US Track and Field Federation to allow athletes to compete in the National AAU championships in St Louis June 21 22 and to end the quibbling. William Russell of Los Angeles, president of the USTFF, then telegraphed authorization for competition. The move ends the USTFF boycott of the AAU meet where the U S team for the Russian meet and three European events will be selected.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Moscow
Track and Field Federation
St. Louis
Kennedy
William Russell
Los Angeles
USTFF
Russell
Houston
Europe
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Weekend Schedule
Recreation calendar lists tonight games at Santa Fe Park and Highland Park with senior baseball, majors, and Pee Wee divisions. Sunday features American Legion at City Park. Monday offers Junior Teener League at Santa Fe Park and multiple league matchups including Bank of Commerce and First National Bank at City Park.
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Santa Fe Park
Papst
Leroy
Beck
Ranabargar
Highland Park
Orley
Gray Lumber
Manley Transfer
American Legion
VFW
City Park
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Consolidated Oil
Ash Grove
Pee Wee
Efub Field
Johnson's
Churchill's
Erie girl wins two events at Kansas Junior Olympics
A 16 year old Erie girl, Jane Lockwood, won gold in the shot put with 32 feet 3 and a quarter inches and the softball throw with 194 feet 4 and a half inches at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence. She also won the shot put last year, and over 1,000 athletes were expected for the two day meet representing 54 Kansas communities. Lockwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lockwood of Erie, also plays softball for the Wild Willies of Topeka, slated to face Wichita Stelfans in Topeka.
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Erie
Kansas
Indian high commissioner seeks cheap oral contraceptive research
London AP M C Chagla urged the United States and Britain to fund or share know how for an affordable oral contraceptive for India. He told the Family Planning Association annual meeting that India needs research and technical knowledge, not money, to flood the country with a low cost pill.
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London
M. C. Chagla
India
United States
Britain
Family Planning Association
Parson High names Cobble as new basketball coach
Erie to Cobble named Parsons High School basketball coach replacing Harold Johnson who resigned to stay on the faculty as American History instructor. Cobble previously coached at Iola High School and played football and basketball at Erie. He will also work with the county road and bridge department under county engineer William Hill.
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L. P. O'Callaghan
O'Callaghan
Erie
Pottsburg State College
Iola High School
Parsons
Spare Putter Boosts Boros Leads at Flint Open
Julius Boros, poised two strokes ahead in the Flint Open at Warwick Hills, credited a spare putter for his 6-under 66. He led Jerry Pittman and a cluster of players including Al Mengert Bob Charles and Gene Littler as the event resumed after a rain day.
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Boros
Tony Lema
Pittman
al Mengert
Bob Charles
Gene Littler
Lema
Don Finsterwald
Bo Wininger
Fight Results From AP Rome Milan
The Associated Press reports boxing results in Rome and Milan. Joe Braves of Jamaica defeated Franco de Pirelli of Italy by knockout in Rome. Alessandro Massinghi of Italy knocked out Wilsie Greaves of Canada in Milan.
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Associated Press
Rome
Joe Braves
Jamaica
Italy
Franco de Pirelli
Milan
Alessandro Massinghi
Wilsie Greaves
Canada
NuWay Cleaners nips Chanute Lumber 9 8 in Pee Wee
NuWay Cleaners defeated Chanute Lumber 9 to 8 after three runs in the final inning. Mike Brundage and Chuck Freeland earned the win on the mound, with Wilkins catching. Paul Golay and J C Winkler handled pitching and catching for the losers.
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NuWay Cleaners
Chanute Lumber
NuWay
Mike Brundage
Chuck Freeland
Wilkins
Paul Golay
J. C. Winkler
Johnson
Churchill
No Way Cleaners
No-Hit Game By Bob Golay
Bob Golay of Naff & Bolze Hardware threw a six inning no hitter against the Elks in Senior Teener League action scoring a 10 to 1 win. Naff & Bolze had 13 hits, five Elks errors, and Ward homered in the first inning. Gray Lumber topped VFW 5 to 4 in the Junior Teener League with Danny Gates homering for Gray Lumber. Next up at City Park are Self Service Grocery vs Naff & Bolze in Senior Teener play at 6:30 followed by VFW vs Manley Transfer at 8:30 in Junior Teener action.
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Naff & Bolze Hardware
The
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VFW
Gray Lumber
Flks
Natf & Bolze
Bruce Ward
Golay
Mike Cooper
Gary Friederich
Wayne Benson
Leonard Harvey
Bill Goodwin
Benson
Danny Gates
Richard Edwards
Charles Ballou
Dean Oliver
Ricky Clark
Jim Benson
City Park
Naff & Bolze
Manley
Ss Cacccuen
Koch Wins Big Inning In 25 to 6 Rookie Victory
Koch Furniture exploded for sixteen runs in the second inning to overpower Evans Music 25 to 6 in a Rookie League game. The winners mounted a barrage of hits including home runs to seal the lopsided win.
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Koch Furniture
Evans Music
Methodists Move Up In Church Softball Standings
The Methodists rose from fourth to a tie for second after beating the Christians 5 4 in a pitchers duel. First Baptists defeated Presbyterians 8 6 to stay tied for second. Jim McCoyv and Earl Grogan toed the mound for the Baptists while Jim Leroy and Larson pitched for the Presbyterians. Gary McKenzie and Dean Sutcliffe teamed for the Methodist win. Bob Franklin hit an inside the park homer for the Christians. Meeting Monday the Grant Avenue Baptists versus Presbyterians and First Baptists against Christians.
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First Baptists
Bob Franklin
Ron Burghart
George Holtzman
Gary McKenzie
Dean Sutcliffe
Jim McCoyv
Earl Grogan
Baptists
Jim Leroy
Larson
Presbies
Grant Avenue Baptists
Presbyterians
Ceneer
Busy-B Cafe and B&H Market win second straight
Busy-B Cafe beat Wells Clothiers 17 to 9 and B&H Market defeated Mitchell Buick 19 to 3 to stay undefeated. They will meet next Thursday while Tuesday’s schedule features Hans Flowers versus Wells Clothiers and the Optimist versus Mitchell Buick.
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Busy-B Cafe
Wells Clothiers
B&h Market
Mitchell Buick
Hans Flowers
Case
Lonnie Wilson
James MccGuffey
Larry Romine
Ronald Raple
A. Rickey McMeekin
Ralph Ponce
Donald Noland
Victor Godinez
Wilson
Romine
Busy B
Ponce
John Rousch
Wells
Gerald Morris
Connie Woodward
Galen Morrison
Dan Evans
Mike Campbell
Mike Brune
Mitchell
Cafe
Chanute Tribune Highlights From June 8 1965 Issue
Local coverage from Saturday June 8 1965 includes community notices, school reports, and social notes. Advertisers showcase regional commerce while city government columns outline upcoming events and public calendars for Chanute and nearby areas.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Ron Taylor
Frank Thomas
Ron Hunt
Diomedes Olivo
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Tommy Aaron
Menke
Pizzaro
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