Mcgaha Leads A's To Five straight Wins After Change
Mel McGaha has the Kansas City Athletics riding a five game winning streak after taking over as manager five days earlier. The A's swept Detroit 7-4 and 6-0 and moved within one game of ninth in the American League. Finley praised players Causey Pena and Wyatt for their work while weighing McGaha’s future. Other AL results: White Sox split with Baltimore, Yankees beat Boston, Cleveland over Minnesota, and Dodgers edge Washington in 10 innings.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Mel McGaha
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
McGaha
Eddie Lopat
Athletics
A’s
Detroit
Finley
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Chicago
Baltimore
White Sox
Naff and Bolze Upset Fowler in Teener League
The undefeated Junior Teener League leaders fell 8-2 as Naff and Bolze, winless, upset Fowler behind David Holoway one hitter and Darrel Brown three run homer in a big second inning. Ellis defeated American Legion 8-1 in opener as Bill Koch and Jack Wiggins struggled.
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Naff
Bolze
Ellis
American Legion
David Holoway
Darrel Brown
Billy Koch
Jack Wiggins
Mike de la Torre
Chanute Legion Edges Coffeyville In Comeback Rally
Chanute American Legion rallied from an early deficit to beat Coffeyville 8 to 5. Riggle earned the win in relief, while Casady and Cavins led Chanute with multiple hits and two stolen bases apiece. Cavins went 3-for-3 with two steals, Benson and Swan each had two hits. Chanute plays Ottawa tonight then heads to Joplin Fayetteville Ark and Vinita Okla.
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Chanute American Legion
Coffeyvile
Bob Riggle
Fred Midcap
Chanute
Coffeyville
Riggle
Mick Casady
Bill Stange
Cavins
Benson
Swan
Ottawa
Joplin
Fayettevile
Ark
Vinita
Oklo
Baseball scores from Tuesday night results
Boston beat New York 6 to 5 while Chicago won 5 to 1 over another opponent. Baltimore lost 0 to 3 as Kansas City won 7 to 6. Detroit shut out Cleveland 4 to 0. Minnesota fell to Los Angeles 3 to 7 after 10 innings and Washington edged out an opponent 5 to 5.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
W. L. Pet. GB
W. L. Pet. G.B
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Chanute Tribune June 17 1964 issue headline teaser
Page summarization of the Chanute Tribune dated June 17 1964 highlights local events, notices, and brief reports. Readers encounter community updates, civic notices, and concise reports from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Thursday Sports Schedule
Recreation calendar lists events this evening including Major League-Highland Diamond at 7:00 and Ash Grove vs Orleys Cafe at 9:09. Senior Teener League games at 6:30 and 8:30, bands at 4 5 and 6 30, plus Legion baseball Chanute at Ottawa and women softball Chanute Blue Jays at Parsons Queens at 7:30. Thursday activities include swimming enrollment 9 to 12 and 1 to 3, pony tail softball, beginners tennis, junior high band, minor league baseball at City Park, and multiple league games across divisions with evening softball and baseball matchups.
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Highland Diamond
Bank of Commerce
1St National Bank
Ash Grove
Orley’s Cafe
Santa Fe Diamond
Gray Lumber
Self Service
Olson's Supermarket
VFW
Royster Junior High School
American Legion
Chanute
Ottawa
Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
EUB
Highland Park
City Park
Mitchel Buick
B&h Market
Han’s Flowers
Busy Bee Cafe
Pee Wee League
EUB Diamond
Johnson’s Studio
NuWay Cleaners
IGA Diamond
Santa Fe Employees
Sears and Roebuck
Naff and
Bolze
Ellis
Fowler Transport
St. Paul
Sears and Roebuck Defeats Chanute Lumber in Rookie League
Sears and Roebuck won 14-12 over Chanute Lumber in the Rookie League. Larry Cook and Steve Speadley led the winners while Rodney Thummel and David Noland tried to throw them out. Chanute Lumber's catchers were Steve McMeekin and DwWayne Smoot.
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Sears and Roebuck
Chanute Lumber
Larry Cook
Steve Speadley
Rodney Thummel
David Noland
Edwin King
Russell Herron
Buddy Kihm
Kim Childers
Sears
Steve McMeekin
DwWayne Smoot
Sears Roebuck
Baseball results across two leagues and regions
Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 9 to 4 while Buffalo beat Columbus 9 to 3 and Richmond edged Toronto 2 to 1 Rochester routed Seattle 5 to 2 and Atlanta won 3 to 1 over Jacksonville Syracuse 8 to 5. Hawaii hosted Seattle with rain. Spokane and Portland also rain. San Diego at Tacoma postponed by rain. Arkansas topped Salt Lake 3 to 0 as Oklahoma City beat Dallas 2 to 1. Denver shut out Indianapolis 10 to 0.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Toronto
Rochester
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Hawaii
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
San Diego
Tacoma
Arkansas
Salt Lake
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Denver
Indianapolis
Optimists Hans Flowers Win First Minor League Game
Han s Flowers beat Wells Clothiers 10 8 to claim its first defeat of the season. Optimist Club defeated Busy Bee Cafe 14 4 in the other league action. Han s Flowers totaled 14 hits while Wells had 11. Ronald Rice and John Hasty pitched for the winners, with Terry Taylor and Richard Wilson catching. Mike Farrell, Richard Cole and Brad Davidson pitched for the losers, catcher Larry Rowan. Optimist Club tallied 14 runs on 12 hits. Busy Bee had five hits. Roger Edwards and Dennis Gates worked in relief for the win. J C Winkler caught. Losing pitchers were Larry Romine and Tommy Aikens. catcher David Kimble. Han s Flowers . 330 004 10 Wells Clothiers . 301 400 8 Optimist Club . 421 7 14 Busy Bee . 101 4
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Hans
J. C. Winkler
Larry Romine
Tommy Aikens
David Kimble
Han’s Flowers
Wells Clothiers
Dog Runs Away Dog Runs Away Motorist Dies
Miss Cecilia Lynch aged 65 of Stony Brook New York died at the wheel of her car on Tuesday apparently from a heart attack caused by the shock of striking a dog. Witnesses said she got out looked at the animal returned to the car and collapsed as the dog ran away.
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Commack
N.Y
Cecilia Lynch
Stony Brook
Braves fall to Dodgers as Spahn falters in loss
Veteran left hander Warren Spahn, aged 43, faltered for the sixth straight time, taking a 5-1 defeat to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Don Drysdale and Willie Davis powered the Dodgers with a two-run triple in the seventh. Phillies beat Cubs 4-2 to move one game up on Giants, while Cardinals routed Astros 7-1 and Pirates edged Mets 2-1.
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Braves
Los Angeles
Spahn
Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bradford
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Willie Davis
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Bellas Hess Defeats NuWay Cleaners in Pee Wee League
Bellas Hess beat NuWay Cleaners 13 to 5 in Pee Wee League action. David Embry pitched a complete game for Bellas Hess to earn the win. Catcher Randy Ike Horn logged a frame, while Wesley Wilson Jerry Barker and Brad Berg pitched for NuWay Cleaners and were caught by Jerry Ward and Wilson.
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Bellas Hess
NuWay Cleaners
David Embry
Randy Ikehorn
Wesley Wilson
Jerry Barker
Brad Berg
Jerry Ward
Wilson
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