Ryun Sets World Mark in Half Mile at Terre Haute
Sensational 19 year old Jim Ryun ran 1 44.9 for the half mile to smash Peter Snell’s world record and drew questions about his AAU status as the national meet neared its close. Ryun spoke of moving to the mile while coach Bob Timmons noted his best event may lie between the half and two miles.
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Kansas University
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Ari
Zona
John Tushaus
France
Michel Jazy
Snell
Christchurch
New Zealand
Indiana
Kansas State
Kansas
Bob Timmons
Timmons
Indiana State University
A's Edge Angels 3-2 as Cards top Phillies 5-4
Tim McCarver sparked the Cardinals with four hits and a key fifth run as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 5-4. In Oakland, Phil Roof drove in two runs as the A’s beat California 3-2, aided by nine Angels walks and squared-inning rallies.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City
Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Phil Roof
California
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Phillies
McCarver
Curt Simmons
Don Dennis
Joe Hoerner
Richie Allen
Dick Groat
Chuck Dobson
Lew Krausse
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Jack Aker
Roof
Dean Chance
Larry Stahl
Ken Harrelson
Stahl
Harrelson
A’s
Bert Campaneris
Chance
Norm Siebern
Bob Gibson
Phillie
Jim Bunning
Ralph Terry
Marcelino Lopez
Kansas Golf Meet Semifinals Set After QF Wins
In Topeka AP reports Elston and Kaser advance to the Kansas Men's Amateur Golf Tournament semifinals with strong finishes. Schedemann, Jones win to reach Friday’s semifinals while Begert and Evans are eliminated in the quarterfinals.
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Topeka
Gene Elston
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Monte Kaser
Wichita
Kaser
Bob Devine
Bill Whitney
Wellington
Schmedemann
Gary Heath
Larry Lewman
Jones
Duke Evans
John Begert
Tim Nye
Howard Parker
Jack Stevens
Monty Kaser
Ray Stancombe
Ray Williams
Hutchinson
Ron Schedemann
Manhattan
Jack House
Grier Jones
Elston
Parker
Whitney
Schedemann
Heath
Begert
Hans Flowers Flies Past Disney for 16-15 Win
Hans Flowers improved to 2-0 this season in the Pee Wee League with a 16-15 victory over Disney's Market. Both teams had seven hits as Flowers used heavy scoring in three innings to secure the win while Disney plated runs in all six frames.
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Hans Flowers
Disney
Disney’s
Buick Open leads with Marti Ferrier tied at 2 under
Phil Rodgers Fred Marti and Jim Ferrier each shot two under par 70 to take a share of the first round lead at the Buick Open on the 7 280 yard Warwick Hills course in Grand Blanc Michigan The long course with added traps and trees has drawn criticism as golf officials seek to curb power hitters
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Mich
Phil Rodgers
Warwick Hills
Baseball Scores From The Coast And International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results Hawaii 7 Denver 5 Indianapolis 1 3 Portland 0 2 Oklahoma City 3 San Diego 2 Seattle 3 Vancouver 0 Spokane 5 Tacoma 4 Tulsa 6 Phoenix 5 10 innings International League Toledo 7 4 Rochester 4 5 Buffalo 12 Jacksonville 9 Columbus 4 Syracuse 1 Toronto at Richmond rain
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Oklahoma City
San Diego
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Vancouver
Spokane
Tacoma
Tulsa
Phoenix
Toledo
Rochester
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Golfer Ferrier Leads Despite Late Three-Putts At Doral
Ferrier, 51, co-leads with a 33 front nine at Doral as he bogies three of the last four holes. Marti and Rodgers also feature strong putting and greens in regulation. Defending champion Tony Lema shoots 78 citing concentration lapses in opening round.
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Ferrier
Marti
Rodgers
University of Houston
Tony Lema
Lema
Hall Outpoints Regis in Trinidad Bout
Dick Hall 183 pounds from the United States defeats Ulric Regis 195 pounds from Trinidad by unanimous decision in a boxing match held in Port of Spain Trinidad. Hall scores a clear win over the local rival with judges awarding the decision after ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Dick Hall
United States
Ulric Regis
Nazarene and Knights of Columbus Win Softball Clash
Nazarene and Knights of Columbus posted 11-9 and 18-8 wins in a Church Softball League doubleheader. Nazarene improved to 3-1, riding three hits from Garry Boston and Ralph Berthoz and winning pitcher Dave Phillips. Grant Avenue Baptist led on hits 13-9 in game one, while EUB needed late heroes as Keith Chartier and Danny Slane homered.
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Grant Avenue Baptist
Nazarene
Grant Avenue
Garry Boston
Ralph Berthoz
Dave Phillips
Lee Paquette
Dean Youngberg
Bill Carter
Grant Avenue Battery
Eub
Chris Phillips
Butch Showalter
Jim Pierce
Keith Chartier
Danny Slane
Bob Audiss
Bob Ellison
Showalter
Bob Williams
Chartier
Carter Bohling
Grant Avenue Bapdes Nais Cake
Space Age Symposium Invites Fisher to Houston Center
Buford Fisher of Neosho County Community Junior College will join a NASA Manned Spacecraft Center sym posium in Houston June 15 to 17. The event, organized with the University of Houston, gathers deans of education and college instructors of science education to learn about the space program and to explore NASA’s aid for American teaching. About 30 educators from an eight state area are invited with lodging and meals provided. Center officials will speak and tours will be offered.
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Neosho County
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
University of Houston
Tri-City
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
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Fisher
Gray Lumber Falls 11 9 to Indy in SEK Semi Pro Clash
Gray Lumber fell behind six runs in the first and could not rally, 11-9 to Independence St. Andrew's. Indy outhit Chanute 9 to 12 as Tom Swan and George Holtzman led Chanute with multi hits. Riggle and Cavins split the mound work for Independence with late-inning offense sealing the game.
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Independence
Gray Lumber
Tom Swan
George Holtzman
Chanute
Bob Phillips
Leroy
Bruce Benson
Lee Baptista
Big Gray Lumber
Benson
Cavins
Swan
Holtzman
Riggle
Sherm Jones
Independence St. Andrew's
Coble
Osborn
Nowata
Don Papst
Naff & Bolze Tie Legion Game After 11 Innings
In a tight Junior Teener League battle Naff and Bolze and American Legion played 11 innings and ended in a 1-1 tie. Ellis won the opener 17-9 over VFW as Larry Barnhart homered and Victor Godinez added a double and single.
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Legion
Naff
Bolze
American Legion
Ellis
VFW
Larry Barnhart
Victor Godinez
Mitch Magner
Mike Roush
Mike Collins
Barnhart
Ronnie Raple
Roush
Magner
Jim McGuffey
Murs
Scouts Finish Fathers Day Project in Pack Meeting
Scout News Den 1 Pack 27 met Friday morning at Mrs Bertha Rowes home 610 E Main. The boys completed their Fathers Day project.
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Bertha Rowe
E. Main
Tryouts announced for Chanute Theater musical Streets of New York
Eighteen people reported for tryouts for the Chanute Community Theater musical The Streets of New York. Directors Terrye Lassman and Beverly Anderson say parts are still open, including lead male. Tuesday auditions at Central Park Building.
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Chanute Community Theater
New York
Central Park Building
Terrye Lassman
Beverly Anderson
Central Park
Best Yet 4-H Club News Highlights Crafts
The Best Yet 4-H photography class met with Mrs. Harley Knapp in Chanute for a tour of places of interest. Refreshments were served in Santa Fe Park. A sewing class met at the Rensing home on Route 3 with leaders Mrs. Pauline Rensing and Mrs. Marilyn Taylor. Officers include Donna Shively president Karen Shively vice president and Leta Rensing secretary and reporter. Refreshments were served by the Rensings.
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Harley Knapp
Chanute
Santa Fe Park
Knapp
Lloyd Rensing
Pauline Rensing
Marilyn Taylor
Donna Shively
Karen Shively
Leta Rensing
Rensings
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 11 1966
Local page highlights brief items from Chanute Kansas including community notices and civic updates for Saturday June 11 1966. Names and specifics are limited in the readable segment.
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Chanute Tribune
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