Yanks Sweep ChiSox as Yankees Win Two Series
The New York Yankees swept the Chicago White Sox in a five game series, taking a doubleheader 8-3 and 4-3 in 10 innings. The sweep moves the Yankees to a seven game win streak and drops Chicago to second place as Baltimore moves atop the standings. Joe Pepitone provided the late-inning edge in the nightcap, sealing the victory for New York. The day also featured 30 home runs across the league, tying a major league record. Minnesota and Baltimore contributed wins, with the Orioles routing Boston.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Orioles
Chicago
New York
Ron Haase
Joe Pepitone
Minnesota
Twins
Washington
Red Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chanute Outlaws Fall 11-6 to Iola in Sixth Inning Collapse
Iola Jets to 11-6 victory over Chanute as a five inning defensive lapse allowed seven runs. Harry Morgan hit a three run homer in eighth for Chanute, but Starks, the winning pitcher, held the Outlaws to two hits through five. Chanute scored all runs in two innings, with Barnhart and Cooper providing key hits.
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Outlaws
Iola
Harry Morgan
Chanute
Morgan
Starks
Glen Barnhart
Banhart
Dave Cooper
Ward Barnett
Bob Ellis
Barnhart
Jola
Baseball scores scattered across leagues and dates
Saturday results show Detroit 8 Los Angeles 5, New York 6 Chicago 3, Washington 4 Minnesota 2, Kansas City 5 Cleveland 4, Boston 6 Baltimore 2. Sunday tallies include Minnesota 6-9 Washington 5-2, New York 8-4 Chicago 3-3 with extra, Baltimore 10-8 Boston 1-1, Detroit 6-6 Los Angeles 5-4. Additional notes cover league standings, doubleheaders, and Pacific Coast and International League results with multiple matchups and one rain-postponed game.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Ee L
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Hawaii
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Okla City
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Dallas
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Oklahoma City
W. L. Pet. GS
Ste Minnesota
Boston Wee
al Washington
Recreation Calendar Includes Bands and Local Games Tonight
Tonight feature Royster Junior High bands from 4 to 5 then 6 30 to 7 50 for adults. Major League at City Park Ash Grove faces Merle Kelly Ford at 7 with Consolidated Oil vs Orleys Cafe at 9. Pee Wee S W Marine vs Nations Cleaners at 5 30. Rookie League Montgomery Ward vs Koch Furniture at 5 30. Men s Softball Highland Park 7 30 1st Baptist vs Grant Avenue Baptist and Methodists vs Lutherans at 9. Bowling at Sportsman s Bowl 7 9 30. Also Chanute Swimming enrollment launches 9 12 and 1 to 3 daily, Pony Tail Softball, Beginners Tennis at Highland Park 9 11, Women s Softball Alcott 9 30, Junior High Band 4 5, other league games 5 30. Community Theater 7 30, Tot Lot 9 30 to 11 30, American Legion Baseball Coffeyville vs Chanute at 8.
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Royster Junior High School
City Park
Ash Grove
Merle Kelly Ford
Consolidated Oil
Orley’s Cafe
EUB Field
S&w Marine
Nation's Cleaners
IGA Field
Montgomery Ward
Koch Furniture
Highland Park
1St Baptist
Grant Avenue Baptist
Methodists
Lutherans
Sportsman's Bowl
Chanute
EUB
Alcott School
Royster Junior High
IGA Diamond
Chanute Lumber
Sears Roebuck
Pee Wee League
EUB Diamond
Bellas Hess
No Way Cleaners
Hans’s Flowers
Wells Clothiers
Optimist Club
Busy Bee Cafe
Santa Fe
American Legion
Elks
Naff
Bolze
Fowler Transport
Coffeyville
Gray Lumber
Olson
Ioney
Sink of Commerce
Nationa Bank
Grieg
Merie Kelly Ford
Sen Tee Consolidated O' Aeeae
B&h
Mitchell Buick Eeeenne
Wel's Clothiers
Eee
Hans Flowers
Johnson’s
Es NuViay
Fight Results Roundup From Multiple Cities
In Steubenville Ronnie Decost 110 pounds of Brockton stopped Cowboy Billy Smith 111 1/2 in Steubenville. In Tokyo Curly Aguirre 125 stopped Shigeo Shi oyama 124.4. In Manila Al Asuncion 121 stopped Jose Adolfo Ferrer 124 4. In Sassari Salvatore Burruni 120 out pointed Antonio Lazzaro Blanquet 119. In Mexico City Luis Gonzalez 110 4 stopped Jose Lopez 110 Tijuana 5.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Ronnie Decost
Brockton
Mass
Cowboy Billy Smith
Tokyo
Curly Aguirre
Philippines
Shigeo Shioyama
Japan
Manila
al Asuncion
Jose Adolfo Ferrer
Venezuela
Sassari
Sardinia
Salvatore Burruni
Italy
Antonio Lazzaro Blanquet
Spain
Mexico City
Luis Gonzalez
Jose Lopez
Tijuana
Blue Jays Clip Parsons In Softball Clash
Chanute Blue Jays beat Parsons Queens 7 to 3 as Brown and Bailey combine on a four hitter. Catchers Pat Thompson and Donna Campbell for Chanute. Parsons' battery Betty Stacy and Jackie Farmer. Nine Chanute hits and four Parsons errors paced the game with one Chanute error.
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Sue Brown
Pete Bailey
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
Chanute
Pat Thompson
Donna Campbell
Parsons Battery
Betty Stacy
Jackie Farmer
Blue Jays
Parsons
Vault Mark By Hansen Vault Mark By Hansen
Fred Hansen the slim Texas vaulter nearly missed the 16 foot qualifier at pre Olympics trials before clearing 17 feet 2 inches an unofficial world record at a San Diego invitational meet He overcame early warmth and rocking issues to clinch the mark after seven others had made it.
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San Diego
Calif
Fred Hansen
Texas
Hansen
West Triumphs at Broadmoor in East-West Golf Meet
Mark Hopkins of Houston University shot a record eight under par 63 at Broadmoor, highlighting the East-West NCAA golf opener. The West edged the East 82 32 in a traditional team match.
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Colorado Springs
Mark Hopkins
Houston University
Broadmoor
Hopkins
Duvalier vows firm rule after election for life
Global briefs report Francois Duvalier, age 57, pledges firm rule as he is elected president for life in Haiti. Separate items note 18 children drowned and five missing in a Turkish landslide accident near Rize, and a coal mine explosion in northern Afghanistan killed 74 mine repair workers with six rescued.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
API
Francois ‘Papa Doc) Duvalier
Istanbul
Turkey
Rize
Black Sea
Kabul
Afghanistan
10-year-old hooks 17-pound buffalo at Ash Grove lake
Donnie Berthot fished with father Wayne Berthot north of town and landed a 17-pound buffalo on a white jig using a light spinning rod. The catch came Saturday night, and the boy brought it in without assistance.
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Ash Grove
Donnie Berthot
Wayne Berthot
Golf Title For Wichitan Golf Title For Wichitan
Wichita golfer Jimmy Vickers won the state amateur championship for the seventh straight year, defeating Jamie Thompson 5-4 on 32 holes at the Wichita Country Club course. Thompson, 19, is a University of Wichita student. The 6,730-yard layout hosted the 13th Wichita final meeting since 1908.
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Wichita
Jimmy Vickers
Bob Vickers
Jamie Thompson
Thompson
University of Wichita
Wichita Country Club
Biggest Tribe Crowd Watches A's Win
Cleveland drew a season high attendance of 30,013 for the Cleveland Kansas City doubleheader. Club promoters gave away bats to lure fans and the effort paid off as the crowd packed Cleveland Stadium for the event.
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Cleveland
Wightman Cup Won By American Girls
Nancy Richey a 21 year old Dallas tennis star led the American team to a 52 point margin victory over Britain at Wimbledon securing the Wightman Cup for the fourth straight year and signaling a strong Wimbledon title challenge.
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London
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
America
Britain
Bowling Scores By Team In Local Meet
Readable fragments show scores and high game figures for multiple teams. Team No 2 posted 768 and 858 series tallies while Team No 6 had 767 and 762. Individual highs include Hinkle 225 Olson 221 and Cook 170 with several 700-plus series across teams.
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Tome Poo
Bick Ne Sons
Ccisces Scie Iaks
Ccesserrevecovees
Tomi Pho
Xectdeesit Oeeas
Kb Eecesensi Ches
Aes
Borgen
Olson
Piaesees
Weee Otsian
H. Schmidt
Farrell Wins 10th As Cards Fall To Colt Pirates
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell captured his 10th win in a 4-1 victory over St Louis aided by Nellie Fox who said he keeps Farrell focused. The result extended the Cardinals losing streak to four and 18 of 24. Phillies swept the Mets 9-5 and 4-2 to open a half game lead, Cepeda and Hart homered for the Giants in a 8-2 win over Cincinnati, Milwaukee beat the Dodgers 5-1 twice, Cubs beat Pirates 5-2 with game two rained out.
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Associated Press
Houston
Dick Farrell
Nellie Fox
Farrell
Fox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
San Francisco
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Pirates
Baseball and Softball Games Canceled by Wet Grounds
Wet fields forced the cancellation of several baseball and softball games over the weekend. Major League games were rained out Saturday night. Chanute All Stars softball at Coffeyville was called off and Chanute American Legion’s game with Topeka was postponed to this afternoon. The All Stars did not travel to Coffeyville last night due to wet conditions. The Legion’s game with Coffeyville is rescheduled for 8 p.m. tomorrow at City Park. Coffeyville has one win this season, over Independence.
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Chanute All Stars
Coffeyville
City Park
Chanute American Legion
Topeka
All Stars
American Legion
Independence
Tigers Play Minnesota Tigers Play Minnesota
Minnesota faces Missouri ace in the fourth round of the 18th College World Series as Southern Cal meets Maine in Omaha. The NCAA tourney trails four days behind schedule but draws higher attendance and many MLB scouts. Minnesota, last unbeaten, won 6-5 on a three-run ninth inning rally sparked by Dave Hoffman's two-out single.
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Minnesota
Missouri
Southern Cal
Maine
Dave Hoffman
Lema Wins Buick Open in Grand Blanc Mich
Tony Lema captures the Buick Open with a final round 70 finishing 1 under par 277 for about 9000 dollars. Don Finsterwald ends runner up with 280 after a 71 and Bob Charles takes third with 283. Lema heads to the National Open in Washington hoping lightning strikes twice.
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Mich
Tony Lema
Washington, D.C
Lema
Rye
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Bob Charles
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