Dodgers Hold Top On Koufax Pitching
Sandy Koufax blanked Houston 3-0 on three hits for his fifth shutout and the Dodgers moved a game ahead in the NL pennant race. He struck out 10, improved to 9-3 with a 1.77 ERA, and allowed only two runs at Dodger Stadium in 542 1/3 innings. Giants and Cardinals won, Padres? Not present. Mays homered for the Giants. Oliver hit an inside‑the‑park homer for the Cardinals. Reds beat Pirates 4-2 as Tsitouris drove in the final run. Mets-Milwaukee rainout.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Glittering
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
San Francisco
St Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Mays
Felipe Alou
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
O'Dell
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago
Ellsworth
Phillies
Roy Sievers
Charley James
George Altman
Julian Javier
Gene Oliver
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Sievers
Earl Averill
Chris Short
Cardenas
Reds
Coleman
Pirates
Tsitouris
Don Cardwell
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Kaline
Frank Malzone
Boston
Washington
Dick Stuart
Allen Home Runs Trip Kansas City
Minnesota rallied to a 6-3 victory over the Kansas City A’s as Bernie Allen slugged two homers and a single. Vic Power and Bob Allison added key hits, Jim Perry earned the win with relief from Jim Kaat, and the Twins moved within two games of first place Chicago.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Minnesota
Bernie Allen
Twins
Kansas City A
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Allen
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Power
Allison
Jim Perry
Jim Kaat
Baseball Scores and Today's Schedule
Baseball scores show Boston defeating Washington 7 to 5 Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 Baltimore 5 New York 4 Minnesota 6 Kansas City 8 All games listed as scheduled Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston Kansas City at Chicago Los Angeles at Minnesota Washington at Cleveland with twi light games noted Saturday matchups include Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston.
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Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Recreation Calendar Tonight Highlights Local Leagues
A busy schedule lists Senior Teener League at Santa Fe Park with Self Service Grocery and Elks at 8:30. Junior Teener League at Santa Fe Park features Gray Lumber versus American Legion at 6:30. Minor League at City Park shows Optimists versus Busy-B Cafe at 6:00 and Wells Clothiers against B&H Market at 8:00. Pee Wee League at EUB Field has NuWay Cleaners versus Churchill's at 5:30. Rookie League at IGA Field lists Koch Furniture versus Montgomery Ward. Women's Softball at Highland Park features Chanute Blue Jays versus Parsons Queens at 7:30. Senior High-Adult Summer Band meets at Rooster Music Room 6:30 to 7. American Legion Chanute hosts Tulsa for two games at 5:00 and 8:00. Senior Baseball League at Santa Fe Park has Ranabargar against Papst at 6:45 and Leroy against Beck at 9:00. Major League at Highland Park includes Consolidated Oil versus Merle Kelly Ford at 7:00 and First National Bank versus Orley's Cafe at 9:00. Cycle Club at Royster Stadium and City Park. Senior High Jaco Dance at Launching Pad from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. National League Junior High Club Swimming at Municipal Pool from 10 a.m. to noon with standings for cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco listed.
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Elks
Gray Lumber
American Legion
City Park
Wells Clothiers
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Highland Park
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
Rooster Music Room
Chanute
Tulsa
Ranabargar
Papst
Leroy
Beck
Consolidated Oil
Merle Kelly Ford
First National Bank
Orley's Cafe
Royster Stadium
Jaco
W. L. Pet
Municipal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Marin Sacks First Leg In Distance Championships
Julio Marin of Southern California won the 6 mile in meet record time 30 minutes 32.9 seconds as NCAA track and field finals opened. Carr of Arizona State tied the 220 meet mark in 20.7 while Mayfield of Central Ohio State failed to tie a broad jump record due to wind. Southern Cal leads the team standings with 10 points, San Jose State nine, Villanova six.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Southern California
Julio Marin
Marin
Costa Rica
Arizona State University
Henry Carr
Clifton Mayfield
Central
Ohio
State
Southern Cal
San Jose State
Villanova
Emporia State
Oregon
Carr
Nate Adams
Desert Foothills
Mayfield
Monk Pledge To Death By Own Action
In Saigon a 72 year old monk died by self immolation in a busy street. Buddhist leaders warned of more ritual crises and possible political turmoil as tensions rise with President Ngo Dinh Diem’s government.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Yankees Sweep Three Doubleheaders En Route to 1962 Pennant
The New York Yankees swept only three doubleheaders on their way to the 1962 American League pennant. They lost eight and split 10.
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New York Yankees
Palmer Brings Fun Back To Thunderbird Start
Arnold Palmer surged to 3 under par in the opening round at Westchester Country Club sharing the lead with rookie Jack Rule. He held a two stroke edge on rivals Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player as a 138-man field logged subpar rounds in sunny conditions. Ben Hogan, 50, shot 71 while 10,000 spectators watched the drama unfold with Sam Snead and Don Finsterwald also in the mix.
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N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Waterloo
Iowa
Jack Rule
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Don Finsterwald
Rule
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Gay Brewer, Jr
Dallas
Emporia bats surge in 10-run fourth inning to defeat Chanute
Emporia plated 10 runs in the fourth inning on eight hits to beat Chanute 11 to 1 in a game marked by seven Chanute errors and two misplayed balls. Emporia added a single run in the sixth. Chanute scored once in the first before being blanked until a seventh-inning single.
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Emporia
Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Chanute Battery
Bob Cavins
Gary Howell
Mick Casady
Pitko
Gilbert
Tom Swan
Ronald Briley
Buddhist priests face threats as patriots vow nonviolence then defend faith
The Vietnamese Buddhist patriarch Thich Tinh Khiet states that while Buddhism has preached peace, attackers threaten priests and faithful nationwide. He says nonviolence remains the policy, but if necessary they will sacrifice themselves for their theology. The article also notes a sports game, Chanute, with a team aiming to win their fourth in five, and a two-night doubleheader weekend.
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Thich Tinh
Khiet
Chanute
Household sale catalog item list includes many appliances
A long sale listing enumerates 30 Philco and 30 Frigidaire electric ranges along with an electric refrigerator with ice maker like new Hot Point, Bendix washer and dryer, beds, dressers, tables, desks, chairs, chests, lounges, cabinets, radios, clocks, and assorted antique and miscellaneous items. The description notes numerous other items too numerous to mention.
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Philco
Frigidaire
Hot Point
Bendix
Missouri Players Named to All-America Teams
OMAHA AP Dave Harvey of Missouri earned third base on the second team in the 1963 All America selections by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Missouri catcher John Sevcik and Oklahoma left fielder Eddie Peach made the third team.
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Missouri
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
John Sevcik
Eddie Peach
Oklahoma
Johnson's Studio Cruises To Third Straight Pee Wee Win
Johnson's Studio defeated Nation's Cleaners 16 to 8 in Pee Wee League action to improve to 1-2. Paul Godinez and David Kimble pitched win for Johnson's, with Barnett and Kimble as catchers. For the losers, Serrato and Cameron pitched, Bright and Douglas catching. Ricky Willis homered for Johnson's and Douglas homered for Nation's Cleaners.
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Nation's Cleaners
Paul Godinez
David Kimble
Tony Barnett
Kimble
John Serrato
Ron Cameron
Bruce Bright
Dale Douglas
Ricky Willis
Douglas
No Way Cleaners
Church
Studio
Guards Return as Alabama Campus Desegregation Advances
Thousands of Alabama National Guardsmen resume civilian work after the university system’s desegregation. Mathematician Dave M. McGlathery registers at the Huntsville extension center and attends his first class in advanced mathematics. At Tuscaloosa the campus reopens with reduced barricades and car access as federal troops prepare to depart.
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Ala
Alabama National Guardsmen
University of Alabama
Dave M. McGlathery
Marshall Space Flight Center
Alabama Extension Center
McGlathery
McGrathery
Tuscaoosa
Unite
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
George ©. Wallace
Ft. McClellan
Ft. Gordon
Camp Shelby
Fight Results From The Associated Press
Miami report Ton Maramarel li of Pittsburgh outpointed San to Flores of Miami in a lightweight bout. In Honolulu Hurricane Kid knocked out Arturo Macias of Agua Caliente Mexico in the featherweight contest.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Ton Maramarelli
Pittsburgh
Santo Flores
Honolulu
San Francisco
Arturo Macias
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Scaffold Found Beneath Montgomery County Jail in Dayton
An unused hangmans scaffold from 1877 was discovered in a dark storage spot beneath the Montgomery County jail in Dayton Ohio. Records show it last saw use on June 15 1877 when a Union Army veteran was hanged after being charged with killing a companion to take his money.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Santa Fe Employes Rout Evans In Rookie League Victory
Santa Fe Employes defeated Evans 30 to 10 to move to 3-1 in rookie league play. pitching win credited to Dick Ray, with catcher Mike Abbott, while Bradley Davidson also earned a win. Evans fell to 0-4 as Wesley Wilson and David Golay took losses.
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Evans Music
Santa Fe
Evans
Clubs Tighten In Softball Standings After Key Wins
The Church Softball League sees First Baptist move to second with an 85 11-3 win over the Methodists, while the Christians topple the Knights of Columbus 11-3. First Baptist sits 4-2, with Methodist and Christian tied for third at 4-3. Grant Avenue Baptist stands fifth at 3-3. A makeup game and a Chanute Blue Jays vs Parsons Queens girls clash were set for tonight. Jim McCoy and Jim Woods earned the Baptist win. Gary McKenzie took the loss for Methodist.
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St Patrick’s
Methodists
First Baptists
Knights of Columbus
First Baptist
Grant Avenue Baptist
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
the Baptists
Jim McCoy
Jim Woods
Gary McKenzie
Dean Sutcliffe
Christians
Knights
Dave Fehr
George Holtzman
Busy-B Nine Tops Minor League with Third Straight Win
Busy-B Cafe won its third straight and took sole lead in the Minor League standings by downing previously undefeated B&H Market 16-6. Mitchell Buick earlier routed Hans Flowers 23-10, aided by seven-run third inning. James McGuffey started for Busy-B with Lonnie Wilson in relief. Dan Evans and Mike Campbell pitched for Mitchell Buick.
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B&h Market
Mitchell Buick
Hans Flowers
Busy B
James McGuffey
Lonnie Wilson
Ronald Rapple
Rickey McMeekin
Robert Phillips
Wells Clothiers
Chanute Tribune June 14 1963 Page Nine Teasers
Saturday edition highlights local notes from Chanute Kansas including community events, school news, and public notices dated Friday June 14 1963. Readers see brief items on gatherings, birthdays, and civic updates from area organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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