Neodesha Beats Neodesha? Wait, No. Legion Triumphs 4-1
Neodesha passes its first defeat of the season 4-1 as three Chanute pitchers combine for a two hitter. Richard Edwards earned the win with four innings, Bob Riggle and Bruce Benson held the line later, and Benson closed. Chanute’s bats were led by Bruce Benson with three hits and Winfield stolen bases.
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Neodesha
Richard Edwards
Casady
Winfry
Chanute
Tom Swan
Riggle
Benson
Four Rookies Signed by Athletics Amid Big Bonuses
Kansas City Athletics signed four rookies including Claude Lockwood for 100000 dollars, boosting total bonuses in two weeks to over 350000. Lockwood, 17, from Norwood Mass, will join for 10 days then report to Birmingham or Dallas. Also signed were pitchers Jack Frost Emit and Donald Bushorn and outfielder Gary Funtas. Catfish Hunter, a 75000 rookie pitcher, is at Mayo Clinic for surgery after a hunting accident last November damaged his right big toe.
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Claude
Jacksonville
A’s
Donald Bushorn
Independence
Bushorn
Kansas City
Gary Funtas
la Quinta
Calif
Funtas
Wytheville
Finley
James
Catfish) Hunter
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Hunter
PGA Golf Championship at Columbus Country Club
The 64th PGA championship is set for July 16 to 19 at the Columbus Ohio Country Club. Top players will contest the national title on this course renowned for its lush fairways and challenging layout. The event attracts spectators and media from across the region.
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Columbus, Ohio
Hobbie Tops Giants as Cards Split in New St. Louis Debut
Glen Hobbie pitched a two hit 2-1 win over the NL leading San Francisco Giants to split the doubleheader for St. Louis. He struck out one and walked none after a first inning single, as Cardinals gain ground on Philadelphia. Other games: Phillies beat Pirates 4-1 behind Chris Short. Cincinnati outlasted Dodgers 5-4 on Leo Cardenas single in 11th. Mets defeated Cubs 8-3 with six runs from Charlie Smith and Ed Kranepool. Houston and Milwaukee off.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Glen Hobbie
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hobbie
Cubs
Bob Scheffing
Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Chris Short
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Cardenas
New York Mets
Charlie Smith
Ed Kranepool
Houston
Milwaukee
Outlaws rout Humboldt as Papst fans 19 in win
Chanute outlaws led by Don Papst with 19 strikeouts and four hits allowed in a 13 to 1 victory over Humboldt. Barnhart had three hits and three RBIs for Chanute, while Humboldt mustered a lone run on Roush and L Riebel singles. Chanute's next game hosts Iolo Sunday at City Park at 8 p.m.
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Benson
Chanute
Swan
Richman
Parsons
City Park
Pittsburg
Springfield
Joplin
Don Papst
Chanute Outlaws
Humboldt
Papst
Ward Barnett
Outlaws
Roush
L. Riebel
Bill Collins
Paul Keller
Dick Davis
Glen Barnhart
Barnhart
Dick Sigler
Lolo
Water Well Drying At Haysville
Haysville Kansas reports one of three city wells is drying up and must be replaced to maintain water supply. Mayor Marvin Huddleston says the City Council will discuss the situation.
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Haysville
Kan
Marvin Huddleston
Kids Track Meet Tomorrow Morning at Royster Stadium
A city wide track meet for youngsters seven through 12 will be held tomorrow morning at Royster Stadium under the Recreation Commission. Supervisor Dick Purdy oversees three age divisions and events include the 100 yard dash broad jump high jump softball throw shot put and pole vault with ribbon awards.
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Royster Stadium
The
Recreation Commission
Dick Purdy
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues and Games
Baseball scores listed include Boston 7 New York 6 in 10 innings, Los Angeles 7 Cleveland 4 in 11 innings, Washington 3 Kansas City 1, Chicago 2 Baltimore 1, Detroit 5 Minnesota 4, New York 8 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 4 in 1st? innings, plus International and Pacific Coast League results. Notable scores include Toronto 5 Atlanta 3, Jacksonville 5 Buffalo 0, Syracuse 7 Columbus 6 in 11, Richmond 6 Rochester 5, Arkansas 4 Indianapolis 2, Tacoma 6 Oklahoma City 3, Hawaii 5 Salt Lake City 0, Seattle 7 Portland 1, San Diego 6 Denver 2, Dallas 8 Spokane 6.
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Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Toronto
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
Richmond
Rochester
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Denver
Dallas
Spokane
Self Service, Gray Lumber Post Wins Big League Night
Self Service and Gray Lumber posted their second straight Senior Teener League wins last night. Self Service scored nine runs in the fourth inning to beat the VFW 12 to 1, totaling 13 hits with eight VFW errors aiding the rally. Gray Lumber topped Olson's 6 to 2, aided by Olson's six errors.
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Self Service Grocery
Gray Lumber
VFW
Olson
Self Service
Jim Schmitt
Wayne Freeman
Dan Freeman
Dick Wiggans
Andy Weggint
Pete Padilla
Lynn Ranabargar
Charlies Ballou
David Devenport
Rick Clark
Carter Bohling
Pat Scott
Bob Golay
Mike Cooper
Gray Lum
Four Americans Remain in British Amateur Golf Championship
Dale Morey of High Point North Carolina faces Michael Bonallack in the fourth round as one of four Americans left in the British Amateur at Ganton England. Morey and John Thornton missed birthday parties for their kids while 31 Americans started the event played by 200 competitors.
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Ganton
England
Dale Morey
Maureen
Doug
High Point
N.C
Michael Bonallack
Morey
John Thornton
Rochester
N.Y
John Jr
Fregosi Tops Batter as Angels Win Twice
Los Angeles Angels shortstop Jim Fregosi belted four hits and drove in six runs as the Angels defeated Cleveland 7-4 in 11 innings, then won the second game 5-3. Fregosi raised his average to .362 tying Tony Oliva for the AL lead. Other games: Chicago beat Baltimore 2-1, New York 10-6 over Boston, Washington 3-1 over Kansas City.
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Fregosi
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Angels
Alpine
Tex
New York
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Boston
Oliva
Twins
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Baseball For Men Tomorrow
The first official senior men’s baseball session will be held tomorrow night at City Park field under the City Recreation Commission. It runs 7:50 to 10, with 7:30 start and a work-up 15 minutes in. Leon Storck and Stan Friederich lead as umpires. $1 for eight weeks, 25 cents for sessions after the fourth attendance.
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City Recreation Commission
City Park
Leon Storck
Stan Friederich
Rocky Marciano KO Record Tops Heavyweight Ring
Former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano finished his career with 49 fights, winning 43 by knockout and achieving knockout victories in more than half of his bouts within three rounds or less.
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Rocky Marciano
Major Wins For Orley's and Ash Grove
Orley's Cafe defeated Merle Kelly Ford 13-3 to move into a three way tie for first in Major League standings. Ash Grove edged Consolidated Oil 3-2 to even at 1-1. Orley's, First National Bank and Bank of Commerce sit at 1-4. Saturday features 1st National Bank vs Orley's and Bank of Commerce vs Merle Kelly.
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Orley’s Cafe
Merle Kelly
Ash Grove
Consolidated
Bret Richman
Bill Dexter
Brad Hart
Robert Ortiz
Richard Stevenson
Bob Wright
Randy Herron
Orley
Recreation Calendar Night Schedule for Parsons and Chanute
Tonight at City Park Parsons faces Chanute in American Legion Baseball at 8:00. Multiple leagues play at City Park and other local fields from 5:30 to 9:00 with games featuring Busy B Cafe, Wells Clothiers, Han's Flowers, Optimist Club, Churchill Inc, Johnson's Studio, and more. Friday options include Senior Teener, Minor League, Senior League Baseball, track events, tennis, Tot Lot, tours, and a senior citizens dinner.
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American Legion
City Park
Parsons Vs. Chanute
Wells Clothiers
Han’s Flowers
Optimist Club
Pee Wee League
EUB Field
Churchill Inc
Johnson's Studio
Santa Fe Park
Naff & Bolze Hardware
Elks
Fowler Transport
Highland Park
Erie
Chanute Blue Jays
Olson's
VFW
Gray Lumber
B&h Market
Mitchell Buick
EUB
No Way Cleaners
Nation’s Cleaners
St. Patrick’s
Ub-Trinity
Knights of Columbus
Royster Stadium
City
Highland Parks
Memorial Building
Boros Defends Buick Open Title at Warwick Hills
Julius Boros, 44, leads 149 pros in the opening round of the 72 hole Buick Open at Warwick Hills Country Club as he pursues defense of his Buick Open title and the upcoming National Open crown at Congressional Country Club in Washington, D.C. next week.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Warwick
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