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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1960
Page
4
Mantle hits a fourth inning homer to break an 3-3 tie and lift the New York Yankees to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Indians. The victory extends NYY’s win streak to four and narrows the gap behind Cleveland in the AL standings.
Willie Mays ended an 0-for-19 skid with two singles and a three-run homer as the San Francisco Giants beat Milwaukee 5-0 behind Sam Jones five-hitter. The victory moved the Giants within one game of the NL lead.
National and minor league results list wins and losses for teams including Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Washington Kansas City Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago and others with daily results and upcoming games. The note mentions Boston named after a town and a Houston Dallas Fort Worth game in Lincolnshire England.
The Associated Press reports Boston’s Paul Pender 160 outpointed Sugar Ray Robinson 1582 in a Massachusetts New York European version of the world middleweight title in Brookline. Jofre knocks out Miranda to keep South American bantamweight belt in Sao Paulo. Flores and Stein fight to a draw in Guam.
In Topeka Kansas Wichita golfers dominated the state men's amateur tournament with semifinalists Bob Vickers defending champ Virgil Parker 1958 winner 17 year old Kim Corbin and John Stevens all from Wichita Vickers faces Stevens while Corbin meets Parker in Friday quarterfinals Vickers beat Jim Colbert 1 up on 19th Stevens beat Capt Alex Nagy Forbes Air Force Base 2 and 1 Corbin defeated Clayton Kline Jr Topeka 3 and 2 Parker defeated John Begert Topeka 1 up
Arnold Palmer shot a 35 33 66 to lead the Oklahoma City Open at Twin Hills with a 36 hole total of 154. Gene Littler moved to 135 after a 64, as Gardner Dickinson and Bobby Goetz sit two strokes behind at 136 amid a 6440 yard test.
Pratt dispatch notes variable fishing conditions over the state as precipitation levels fluctuated during the past week. Kansas Forestry Fish and Wildlife officials report uneven water levels and evolving angling prospects across multiple districts.
Paul Pender, a Brookline firefighter, defeated Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round split decision at Boston Garden. Judges favored Pender 149-138 and 147-142 with Referee Jim McCarron scoring 146-144 for Robinson. AP had 144-141 for Pender. Pender aims for Archie Moore or Gene Fullmer next as Robinson mulls retirement.
The Game Commission reports second place in 1 600 and a fishing outlook summarizing local waters. Southeast Kansas reservoirs and lakes yield drum, carp, bass, crappie, and channel catfish with varying good to fair notes.
Charlie Tidwell of Kansas tied the world record in the 100 meters at 10.1 seconds and won the 200 meters in 20.8 seconds at the Meet of Champions in Houston. Kansas teammates posted notable marks with Bill Alley sending the javelin 273 feet 10 inches, a top collegiate effort this year. Archi San Romani Jr. won the 1 500 meters unattached in 3 44.6, and other Kansas athletes posted strong showings in sprints and field events.
The Women’s Service Guild of the Presbyterian Church announces the Humboldt Missionary Road program at the annual breakfast meeting at 9:30 am on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Townsend, secretary of National and Ecumenical missions, will present. An offering for Presbyterian Medical missions will be collected, with envelopes distributed earlier. The White Cross assignment, including two layettes, will be dedicated during the program.
Gary Frank son of Mrs. Wini fred Frank of Iola and late Charles Frank, Humboldt born and reared, will work for Business Mens Assurance in Kansas City after graduating from Emporia State Teachers College. His sister Janice Frank is a nurse after Newman Memorial hospital training. Memorial Day visitors and family travel noted. Lauretta Dimond patient at Neosho Memorial hospital Chanute with nephew Rev. Joseph Farley visiting.
In Tehran a high criminal court freed US Air Force Major Donald Bourke on manslaughter charges after his January 29 1959 crash that killed a pedestrian. Bourke’s wife resides in Tampa Florida, while the case follows a public international saga. Abdel the Spy is a spy in Tunisian courts as prosecutors trace his shifting allegiances from French to Algerian to Egyptian agents. In Brighton England a girls school seeks government aid to reroute a sunbathing path for privacy near Roedean School as the housing minister is asked to approve the plan.
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