Chanute Legion rallies to beat Pittsburg 4-3 in seventh
Chanute's American Legion team defeated Pittsburg 4-3 at City Park after trailing 1-0. Craig Harris pitched well in his first legion season, allowing five hits as Chanute rallied with three runs in the seventh to secure the win and improve to 3-2. Dennis Gates fueled the rally with a leadoff hit and scored on a critical error, while Mike Deplue, Jim Baker and Willie Troutman contributed key plays. Pittsburg falls to 1-4 after an earlier two-run seventh. Chanute hosts Kansas City in a twilight doubleheader Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Willie Troutman
Wes Allai
Mike Deplue
Deplue
Godinez
Chris Ponce
Tim Allen
Allen
Jeff Amerechek
Troutman
Jim Baker
Dennis Gates
Gates
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George Cunningham
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Baker
Mike Pyle
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Cookie Rojas
Milwaukee
al Fitzmorris
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Ken Sanders
Parsons
Royals
Bob Gibson
Bill Greif
San Francisco
Jim Rooker
New York Yankees
Mike Kekich
Los Angeles Beats Chicago 2–1 In Major League Standings
In a major league game, Los Angeles defeated Chicago 2 to 1. The contest impacted the standings with the win earning Los Angeles valuable points and Chicago slipping in the standings.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Junior Golfers Dominate Meet at Chanute Country Club
Chanute teams swept the Southeast Kansas Junior Golf Meet at Chanute Country Club led by Mike Sutcliffe who carded 73 to earn meet medalist honors. Chanute posted 349 to defeat Independence 367 and Crestwood 389 while nine hole and 18 hole events highlighted strong showings from Rob Johnson Nancy Nelson Cathy Johnson and David Cloke Melinda McNeill. The next SEKJG circuit meet is June 22 at Independence.
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Chanute Country Club
Mike Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
Rob Johnson
Nancy Nelson
Cathy Johnson
Independence
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Columbus
Karen Webb
David Cloke
Melinda McNeill
Crestwood
Cloke
Miss McNeill
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Martha Johnson
Donna Haymaker
John Nettels
the Country Club
Handling Cost Charge On Licenses July 1
Wayne Gibson Jr. announced that starting July 1 sportsmen will pay 25 cents more for state licenses to cover handling by county clerks for the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. County clerks retain the fee to reimburse time spent on distribution and collections. agents may add 23 cents for each license sold. Combined hunting and fishing licenses will total $6.50 after the new fee.
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Commission Gratis
Weekly fishing report from Kansas Fisheries
Pratt Kansas AP weekly fishing report notes John Redmond at normal level turbid fair for channels white bass and crappie Fall River normal clear good for channels fair for white bass slow for others Toronto normal murky fair for channels and crappie Elk City six feet low clear fair for channels poor for other species State Lakes Montgomery County normal clear good for bass fair for others Southeast Kansas Strip Pits mostly normal clear fishing fair for bluegill crappie and bass
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Kansas
Sunnyside Games Feature Scoring
Woodpeckers rout Road Runners 31 17 in Junior Division as four home runs spark the win. Purples beat Silvers 25 15 in Bantam Division with a triple play and a grand slam by Joy Stoll, Laura Oehlert hitting two homers.
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Sunnyside
Woodpeckers
Purples
Silvers
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Frf
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Sheryl Baughn
Joy Stoll
Laura Oehlert
Carolyn Metzen
Julie Sigler
Battle of Unbeatens Narrowly Won by Hulls Barber Shop
Hulls Barber Shop outlasted Montgomery Ward 23-19 in a tense VFW Rookie League clash on Thursday as Wrestler Boats & Motors edged Koch Furniture 5-4 in another league game. Arizona State and Southern California enter the 26th annual College World Series as favorites.
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Southern California Toom
Cardinals Edge Giants On Clendennon Two Run Shot
The St. Louis Cardinals rallied past the San Francisco Giants 6 1 with Donn Clendennon's two run homer providing the deciding edge. Ted Simmons's triple and Segui's NL win helped lift the Cards. McDowell took the loss. In Kansas City, Milwaukee beat the Royals 4 3 as Parsons faltered late.
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St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Donn Clendennon
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Bill Parsons
Sam McDowell
Giants
McDowell
Ted Simmons
Simmons
Minor League American Association score roundup
Omaha 5 Wichita 4 and Tulsa 4 Evansville 0 along with Oklahoma City 7 Indianapolis 6 and Denver 6 Iowa results summarize today's minor league baseball action in the American Association.
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Wichita
Tulsa
Evansville
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Miss Hughes Crowned Bit and Spur Rodeo Queen
Debby Hughes of R2 was named Queen of the Bit and Spur Saddle Club rodeo. Debbie Bennett of Independence was 1st runner up. Scores: Chuck Waldie 58 in bareback, Arnold Felts 8.4 in calf roping, Judy Graham 18 in girls barrel race, Mary Lee Samples 19.9 in novice barrel race, Dale Brechisen 5.5 in steer wrestling, Waldie 64 in saddle bronc, Kenny Wicken 59 in bull riding. Rodeo nightly at 8 p.m. on West 7ist Street arena.
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Debbie Bennett
Independence
Terry Deibert
Chuck Waldie
Pittsburg
Arnold Felts
Cedarvale
Judy Graham
Haysville
Mary Lee Samples
Eric
Dale Brechisen
Wellsville
Kenny Wicken
Henderson
Iowa
West 7Ist Street
Irish Clips Nips Foodtown in Church Softball Thriller
Harley Ponce pitched effectively as Irish Clips edged Foodtown 43 in the Church Softball League fast-pitch division. St Patrick's piled up 10 hits off Roy Marts, with Foodtown’s Charlie Boaz going 3 for 3 including a homer. Earlier, Galesburg beat H K Porter 103 with John Kramer earning the win.
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Roy Marts
Charlie Boaz
Harper Insurance routs Busy Bee Cafe in Minor League clash
Harper Insurance defeated Busy Bee Cafe 17 to 8 as Pat Waggoner and Brian Fredericks hit homers to spark the win. In the nightcap Hans Flowers sparked a 7-2 victory for Haas over Dairy Queen with a late rally, while Wester Reed started and Mark Barnby closed for the winners.
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Brian Fredricks
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Dairy Queen
Wester Reed
Haas
Mark Barnby
Six Teen Golfers Advance to Kansas Amateur Second Round
In Wichita Kansas six teen golfers moved into the second round of match play in the Kansas Men's Amateur tournament as the winners prepared for the afternoon quarter final.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Tonight's Lineup for Semi-Pro and League Games
Chanute Blues meet Carthage Royals at 8:00 p m in City Park VFW Orley's Cafe faces Mid America at 6 30 First National Bank plays Ash Grove Cement at 8 30 Santa Fe Park hosts church softball Slow Pitch First Baptist versus Humboldt at 7 00 United Brethren against Jaycees at 8 30 Nu Wa Campers meet Presbyterians at 10 00
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Carthage Royals
City Park
Orley’s Cafe
Mid America
First National Bank
Ash Grove Cement
Santa Fe Park
First Baptist
Humboldt
United Brethren
Jaycees
Nu-Wa
Cougars Rally Earns 18 17 Softball Win Over Tigers
In a Senior Division girls softball clash the Cougars held off a Tigers rally that scored seven in the last inning to secure an 18-17 victory. Brenda Klawman homered twice for the Cougars along with Janet Friederich, while Rita Farrell and Glenda Wolfe went deep for the Tigers.
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Cougars
Brenda Klawman
Janet Friederich
Rita Farrell
Glenda Wolfe
Call Your Tribune Carrier Tonight If Missed
Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune carrier and, if unavailable, dial 431-0660 at 8 30 p m for delivery issues. The notice emphasizes timely communication and provides a fallback number and time.
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State of Kansas
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