Chanute Legion Falls 11-5 To Parsons Here
Chanute Legion dropped an 11 to 5 decision to Parsons after three games in as many nights. Parsons broke it open with five runs in the fourth inning and added four more in the seventh. Chanute outhit Parsons nine to nine with triples from Riggle Richman and Briley and a Cavins double.
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McKenzie's No-Hitter Powers 14-0 Victory
Gary McKenzie of Chanute All-Stars threw a six inning no hitter against Cherryvale, walking three and receiving strong fielding support. His grand slam in the third inning gave Chanute a 5-0 edge as eight more runs followed, sealing a 14-0 win. Bud Leroy caught, Frank Myers and Neal Shepard pitched for Cherryvale. Chanute travels to Coffeyville to face Martin Concrete, then hosts Page Milk Sunday.
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Joan Ashley A Favorite In State Golf
Joan Ashley of Chanute is among top low handicappers favored for the 42nd Kansas Women's State Amateur Golf Tournament at Salina Country Club. The field of 128 includes Pat Rubalee, defending champion from Victory Hills, after Rubalee won last year’s Manhattan event and Becker edged Ashley in a playoff at Lawrence.
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McBride on Relief Wins Big for Angels Over Indians
Ken McBride, 28, ended a 10 game winless skid by throwing 4 12 innings in relief as the Los Angeles Angels beat Cleveland 5-4 in 12 innings. He kept Washington scoreless in relief on opening day and added two scoreless frames here to spark the comeback with Willie Smith delivering the decisive single in the 12th. Baltimore beat Chicago 3-1, New York topped Boston 8-4, Minnesota defeated Detroit 4-2.
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Sweeny Delivers Sentiment In British Amateur Showdown
Ganton England AP. Bob Sweeny 52 of Palm Beach Florida was the last American in the British Amateur Championship quarter finals. Sentiment rose as the veteran recalled his 1935 breakthrough when he lost in the semifinals to Lawson Little. Two years later he captured the title by defeating L O Lunn 3 and 2 in the final.
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Phil Rodgers Takes Early Buick Open Lead
Phil Rodgers shot 67 at Warwick Hills to lead the Buick Open by one stroke over Mason Rudolph and two over Tony Lema. Jack Nicklaus advised a change in approach that helped Rodgers in the first round at Grand Blanc Michigan.
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McGaha Named New A's Manager in Cleveland
Mel McGaha, 37, replaces Ed Lopat as Kansas City Athletics manager in Cleveland, where he first managed in the majors. Lopat is fired after a 17-35 start this season. McGaha plans to field the best available lineup and may use starters as relievers, a tactic noted from his Cleveland days.
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Fowler Elks Teener Winners in Junior League Clash
Fowler Transport stayed atop the Junior Teener League by beating the American Legion 20. The Elks remained one game back after a 7-5 win over Naff & Bolze Hardware. Fowler benefited from five Legion errors, with Dean Chaney on the mound and hitters Mike Wilson and John Cole behind the plate. Jim Davis started for Naff & Bolze, Pat Marks caught, and Jerry Russell took the loss. Next Tuesday the Legion faces Fowler and Naff & Bolze meets the Elks.
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Erie Defeats Blue Jays 7-1 in softball clash
Erie defeated the Chanute Blue Jays 7 to 1 after a fast start by Erie. Chanute led briefly in the first inning before Erie’s offense produced multiple two-baggers and leveraged Chanute’s six errors. Shirley Crews and Jene Hudson held Chanute to one hit as Sue Brown pitched for Chanute with catcher duties by Pat Thompson and Nellie June Beals. The Parsons Queens visit Chanute for a league game Sunday night.
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Purdue Return Seals Play On Missed Illinois Field Goal
Harold Wells of Purdue retrieved a botched Illinois field goal attempt and sprinted 62 yards for a touchdown, flipping momentum in the game last season.
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