Baseball Scores From Around the League
Baseball scores record results from major and minor leagues with dates. Minnesota beat Detroit 4 to 2. Baltimore defeated Chicago 3 to 1. New York won 8 to 4 against Boston and 12 innings featured Los Angeles over Cleveland 5 to 4. Chicago topped New York 6 to 3. Milwaukee beat San Francisco 6 to 5. Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 0. Houston 5, Cincinnati 3. International League Toronto 9, Atlanta 5. Jacksonville 7, Buffalo 2. Syracuse 3, Columbus 2. Rochester 2, Richmond 0. Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 6, Tacoma 2. Arkansas 9, Indianapolis 2. Salt Lake City 6, Hawaii 5. Portland 3, Seattle 1. Denver 12, San Diego 6. Dallas 4, Spokane 3.
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Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Toronto
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Portland
Seattle
Denver
San Diego
Dallas
Spokane
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston Eess
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
W. L. Pet G.B
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Re-Worked Rockets For Space Boosters At Tulsa Plant
Cape Kennedy Florida reports Thor missiles once stationed in Britain are being converted into space boosters. The 1,500 mile range Thors were removed in 1963 and are being altered at the Douglas Aircraft Co plant in Tulsa Oklahoma. The Air Force will use the re worked rockets for several space probes.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Great Britain
United States
Johnson Studio Blasts Bellas Hess In Pee Wee Action
Johnson Studio erupted for a 16 to 8 victory over Bellas Hess in Pee Wee League behind a 10 run fourth inning. Pitchers Thomas Morrow and C C Harris held Bellas Hess in check after the big burst while Stevie De La Torre caught. Bellas Hess used James Simmons Philip Mendez and David Embry on the mound with Randall Ikehorn catching. McWay Cleaners and Nation's Cleaners meet tonight. Scoring by innings shows Johnson's tallies in the fourth to break an 8-6 deficit.
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Johnson Studio
Bellas Hess
Johnson
Thomas Morrow
C. C. Harris
Stevie de la Torre
James Simmons
Philip Mendez
David Embry
Randall Ikehorn
McWay Cleaners
Nation’s Cleaners
Johnson's
Rain Threat Cancels Morning Recreation Programs
The city suspended morning activities including beginner tennis, the track meet, and Tot Lot programs due to rain threat. Baseball games for tonight remain on unless rain arrives. An extra day is added for each program. tennis, track, and Tot Lot will run additional sessions next week. Tours of The Tribune offices proceed this afternoon.
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Tribune
Recreation Calendar of Tonight and Saturday Events
Recreation calendar lists Senior Teener League at Santa Fe Park Olson's Supermarket versus Self Service Grocery at 6 30, VFW versus Gray Lumber at 8 30. Minor league at City Park B H Market versus Busy B Cafe at 5 30 field No 1 Mitchell Buick versus Wells Clothiers at 5 30 Pee Wee League at E U B Field NuWay Cleaners versus Nation's Cleaners at 5 30. Men's Softball Highland Park 7 30 UB Trinity versus Knights of Columbus 9 00. Senior League Baseball City Park 7 30. Saturday Major League Highland Park 1st National Bank versus Orley's Cafe 7 00 Bank of Commerce versus Merle Kelly Ford 9 00. Men's Softball Chanute All Stars versus Martin Concrete at Coffeyville. Square Dancing and Round Dancing South Shelter House at Santa Fe Park 7 30 to 9 30 p m. Hootenanny and Social Dance Lessons Launching Pad 8 30 to 11 30 p m.
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Santa Fe Park
Olson's
Self Service
VFW
Gray Lumber
City Park
B&h Market
Mitchell Buick
Wells Clothiers
Pee Wee League
EUB Field
NuWay Cleaners
Nation’s Cleaners
Highland Park
Ub-Trinity
Knights of Columbus
National Bank
Orley’s Cafe
Bank of Commerce
Merle Kelly Ford
Chanute All- Stars
Martin Concrete
Coffeyville
South Shelter House
Romania Reverses Ties with USSR Eyeing West Trade
Romania loosens Russian language mandates and renames Soviet style institutions as it expands Western trade. Gh Gheorghiu-Dej margins from Moscow influence, meeting with the Romanian Workers' party while sending a trade mission to the United States and courting GATT. Western tours loosened and plans for two nuclear plants surfaced.
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Bucharest
Romania
Khrushchev
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
United States
Soviet Union
Gheorghiu-Dej
Soviet Bloc
West Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Rapid
Comecon
Moscow
Optimist, Wells Triumph In High Scoring Minor League Pair
Wells defeats Busy B Cafe 13 to 12 after two runs in the first extra inning as Mike Farrell pitches a complete game for Wells with Larry Rowan catching. Busy B’s Tom Atkins Larry Romine and David Kimble also pitched with Chaney catching. Optimist Club tops Hans Flowers 19 to 8 with Rodney Ruggles Roger Edwards and Dennis Gates on the mound and J C Winkler behind the plate. Mike Rice and John Hasty homer for Hans among five hits while Optimist Club rips 16 total hits.
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Wells Clothiers
Optimist Club
Wells
Busy B Cafe
Mike Farrell
Larry Rowan
Tommy Atkins
Larry Romine
David Kimble
Busy B
Chaney
Hans Flowers
Rodney Ruggles
Roger Edwards
Dennis Gates
Optimist
J. C. Winkler
Mike Rice
John Hasty
Hans
Ov Eeeer
Freshman Distribution Problem Reveals Open College Places
The Student Admissions Center reports about 60,000 openings remain in next semester's freshman classes across two year and four year colleges. Director G James Hechtman says excess capacity lies in distribution of applications, not physical space.
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New York
G. James Hechtman
Jim Vickers Remains In State Golf Meet
In Wichita AP report Jim Vickers advances in the state amateur golf tournament after defeating Dan Dragoo 4 and 3 in 15 holes. Defending champion Duke Evans and finalist Monty Kaser exit after losses to Dick Price and Andy Nusbaum respectively. Roger Brown handles Bruce Braden 2 up. A note mentions Pacific earthquake belt activity near Alaska.
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Wichita
Jim Vickers
Vickers
Dan Dragoo
Monty Kaser
Duke Evans
Kaser
Andy Nusbaum
Salina
Evans
Dick Price
Price
Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Bruce Braden
Gun Blast Kills Kansas City Man at Bowling Alley
AP reports Floyd R. Hayes, former president of Teamsters Local 41 in Kansas City, slain by a shotgun blast while his wife was wounded near a bowling alley just before midnight Thursday. The couple were walking away when the attack occurred. Hayes held a former union post and was a prominent local figure.
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Kansas City
Teamster Union
Floyd RK. Hayes
Teamsters Local 41
King Louie East Bowl
Troost
83Rd and
Hayes
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Roy Lee Williams
Hootenanny program kicks off at Launching Pad
Chanute Recreation Commission launches Hootenanny Fun a new summer program for high school and junior college students. Bring banjos ukuleles guitars and bangos for a Mile Ric kart moderated sing along with hits by the New Christy Minstrels Peter Paul and Mary and the Smothers Brothers. Also tomorrow a second square dancing session at Santa Fe Park runs 7 30 to 1 30 with round dances for all ages.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Television
Miles Rickart
New Christy Minstrels
Peter, Paul and Mary
Smothers Brothers
Recreation Commission
South Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Library of Congress houses 12 million books for order
The Library of Congress holds about 12 million books with most available to request from the main reading room, expanding access for researchers and visitors.
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Library of Congress
Bloodmobile Volunteers Work Day At Chanute
Red Cross bloodmobile visit to Chanute collected 105 pints. Volunteers included Doctors Glen Ashley H K Baker Dean Gough. Nurses Mrs Donald Ray Mrs Bert Toomey John Banta Ralph Boaz Ray Christian sen. Nurses Aides Mrs Lois Briley Floyd West Guy Rush. Registrar Mrs Lee Burns. Typists Mrs Logan Hunt John McCall. Records Mrs J O Minniear Marian Kibler. Gray Ladies Mrs C C Sloan Ernest Kepley Don Abbuehl Roscoe Clark Bill Bodley J Q Green Frank Fackler Glen McLaren Raymond Friederich Robert Briley Lana Wilson. Canteen Mrs Wayne Stitt Homer Waggoner Clifford Holman William Dean Vernon Brinkmeyer Lola Kuykendall Ann Drury. Cookies by Rural Homemakers HDU. Loading unloading equipment by Chanute Fire Department.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Chanute
Glen Ashley
H. K. Baker
Dean Gough
Donald Ray
Bert Toomey
John Banta
Ralph Boaz
Ray Christiansen
Lois Briley
Floyd West
Guy Rush
Lee Burns
Logan Hunt
John McCall
J. O. Minniear
Marian Kibler
Gray
C. C. Sloan
Ernest Kepley
Don Abbuehl
Roscoe Clark
Bill Bodley
J. Q. Green
Frank Fackler
Glen McLaren
Raymond Friederich
Robert Briley
Lanah Wilson
Mmes
Wayne Stitt
Homer Waggoner
Clifford Holman
William Dean
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Lola Kuykendall
Ann Drury
HDU
Chanute Fire Department
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 12 1964
Chanute Tribune page five highlights local notices and short items including community events, school updates, and brief society notes dated Friday June 12 1964. Local residents and organizations are named in concise summaries reflecting daily town life.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Susan Wilkinson
Toronto General Hospital
School of Nursing
Associated Press
Boston
Lis
E.main
Europe
Tion
Comecon— Economic Organization of East European
Hans Flowers Optimist Club
Eee Nee Eee
Eee
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Anchorage
Alaska Peninsula
Aleutian Island
Asia
America
First National Bank
F.D.I.C
F.R.S
Richard Sandage
Teamsters Council No
Myra Hayes
Bloodmobile
Public Secretarial Service
Carroll H. Christmas
West Main Chanute
Foodtown
Hanes Underwear
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