Musial Leads Cardinals In Sweep Of Giants
Stan Musial batted .455 over 44 at bats in the series with 11 RBIs, lifting his pace toward league records as St. Louis swept the Giants in Busch Stadium. Ray Washburn earned the win, while Fred Whitfield homered in defeat of Bill White's injury. In Los Angeles, the A's were swept in a two game set by the Angels, six straight road losses ending the trip. Art Fowler won, Ed Rakow took the loss.
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Redbirds Swept Two From League Eader
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Fred Whitfield
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Ed Charles
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K State Opens 1966 Season Versus Army at West Point
Kansas State will open its 1966 football season against Army at West Point on September 17. It marks the first time the Wildcats have faced Army in program history.
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Kaser Wins State Title of Men's Golf
Monte Kaser of Wichita won the Kansas men's amateur golf title by defeating Jim Hardy of Hutchinson 9 and 8 in the final. It marked the fifth straight Wichita victory in the event. Hardy, an Oklahoma State sophomore, tallied after the 20th hole, noting Kaser’s strong play throughout and Hardy’s near miss.
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Independence
Eddie Ball
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Jim Loveless
Tom Stapleton
Jim Mustain
Darrell Kincaid
Ellinwood
Jack Broadhust
L. P. Child
Leonard Davis
Littler wins classic golf to claim 25000 prize
Gene Littler of San Diego wins the Golf Classic at Oakmont for 25000, finishing 18 under par 275 to beat Nicklaus, Palmer and Snead. Littler, undefeated at Oakmont, moves to second in money with 53704 while Palmer earns 460 for 290. Sam Snead rallies to 10th at 284.
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Baseball Scores Saturday and Sunday Results Summary
Baseball scores list results from Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Houston across Saturday and Sunday games. Notable for Sunday include Pittsburgh 12-3 Milwaukee 8-2 and Philadelphia 7-2 Cincinnati 5-9 with New York 2-4 Chicago 1-5 in 10 innings.
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Sports Calendar Busy Week Across Local Leagues
Local sports schedule lists teener, minor, rookie and Pee Wee leagues plus church and women's softball. Notable matchups include Olson's Supermarket against Self Service Grocery, Bank of Commerce versus Merle Kelly Ford, Chanute vs Cherryvale and Parsons contests across Monday through Sunday.
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Wells Clothiers
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St. Patrick's
First Baptists
Presbyterians
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Cherryvale
J. C. Penney
Koch Furniture
Evans Music
Santa Fe Employes
Lutherans
Naff & Bolze
Elks
Hans Flowers
Pee Wee
NuWay Cleaners
Chanute Lumber Co
Montgomery Ward
Ellis
Ash Grove
Mitchell Buick
Church Softball
Chanute Lum Baptists
Eubber Co
Bob Hope as Love Expert in the Suburbs
Bob Hope appears as a love expert in a suburban setting delivering humor and romance guidance. The piece portrays Hope guiding couples with his signature wit and lighthearted observations about dating and domestic life.
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Bob Hope
Recreation Calendar Shows City Park Programs This Week
City Park and nearby playgrounds host daily recreation from 2 to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Story Hour rotates weekly at each site for ages 7 to 9. Day Camp runs 9 to 4 50 at various locations. Archery meets at Launching Pad at 4 pm today with weekly follow ups. Tot Lot and Launching Pad schedules listed. Senior programs noted for Saturday evenings.
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Murray Hill
Roosevelt
Highland Park
Anderson Wins Shot In AAU Meet Record
Lawrence district star Russell Anderson of Chanute set a senior division shot put mark with 58 feet 8 inches at the ninth annual Kansas AAU track meet. Wayne Washburn of Chanute was fifth in the intermediate half mile in 2 minutes 10.2 seconds as Kansas City Track Club led with 1244 points. Coffeyville’s Corey Borum tied two junior division records at 50 yards in 1 second and 11.1 seconds in 100.
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Coffeyville
Corey Borum
Grand Opening Of VFW Little League Sparks Opening Night
The VFW Little League opened with 20 teams and 1,000 spectators as Mayor John Lap tossed the first ball. First National Bank beat Merle Kelly Ford 7 2 and Ash Grove defeated Bank of Commerce 6 4 in two close games despite rain threats. Umpires Chub Everly Gus Thompson Marvin Seger led the night’s action with Melvin Webb and Harry Morgan on hand for ceremonies.
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Joe Baughn
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Jim Davis
Jerry Bossell
Vernon McGee
Steve Emert
Zappala Ex-Waiter Heads Firm That Bought Ship's Haven
John R. Zappala of Wakefield rose from waiter at Ship's Haven Restaurant six years ago to head a corporation that recently purchased the same restaurant for more than $250,000. He is regarded as an expert in restaurant operation and commerce.
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Buzzard's Seniors Split Twin Billing in Openers
Buzzard's Senior League split a double header yesterday with Gerald Gifford's team 8-5 in game one and a 4-3 loss to Don Papst's squad in game two. Rain postponed play from the prior night, with Wednesday's openers matching Gifford against Papst and Papst against Buzzard in the second tilt.
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Titan Atmosphere Rich in Poisonous Methane Revealed
Scientists confirm Titan, Saturns large moon, hosts a dense atmosphere dominated by methane. The discovery highlights Titan as a unique world with a nitrogen methane mix shaping surface processes and potential chemical reactions.
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Weeklong Congressional Agenda Targets Spending and Reforms
Congress rushes into a crowded week with four major bills including a $48 billion Defense and a $932 million Interior appropriation. The plan also covers all channel TV, space communications, equal pay for women, and a Fryingpan Arkansas project debate. Senate and House panels pursue Estes, tax, and debt matters as investigations into nightlife rackets expand.
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Thompson and Marcilla Draw In Argentina Boxing Card
In Buenos Aires Luis Frederick Thompson of Argentina fought Antonio Marcilla to a draw at 143 4 pounds. In New York Teddy Wright of Detroit outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland by 10. In Panama Ismael Laguna stopped Augustin Carmona of Cuba in the 6th round.
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New York
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Detroit
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Rowley appoints chief touts license suspension plan
Rowley Massachusetts police chief Robert G. Hardy unveils a speedier method for teenage motorists by revoking driving licenses and enforcing 15 day home confinement, saying the tactic targets the issue where it hurts most.
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Woodson County Fair Aug 7 1962 Prizes 50
Public notice details a fair run by Woodson County Fair Association with prizes from 50 dollars onward and a request to contact Norma Kress at 25 Yates Center Kansas by August 2 for information. Also ads for Jack's Diner under new management and private swimming lessons listings.
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