Cards Clip Giants In Cincinnati To Stay Close In NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 5-3 at Cincinnati after taking an early four run lead. Mike Shannon and Julian Javier had two run singles in the first inning with two outs as Ray Washburn earned the win.
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al Jack
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Chicago
Tiger Stadium
John “Blue Moon’ Odom
Paul Lindblad
Dennis McLain
Mickey Lolich
Tiger
Steve Carlton
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San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Shaving Strokes: Balance in the Golf Swing
Frank Beard explains balance as the key to a precise golf swing. He emphasizes a fixed vertical line from head to ground and equal weight distribution to stay stable. He suggests testing balance against external pushes and imagining swinging inside a secured barrel to avoid touching its rim.
Area Dams Conditions Reported Yesterday
The note lists lake levels and discharge data for John Redmond and Fall River dams. Normal pool at John Redmond is 1,035.99 feet, with a gauge reading near 948.50 feet for Fall River. Water discharge is 6,130 cubic feet per second with gates closed at both sites.
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Fall River
Rise in Kansas wild turkey population tops 891
Pratt Kansas AP report says the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission records a wild turkey population increase reaching at least 891 birds.
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Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Kan
The
Turkeys flock survey shows big rise since 1966 census
Steve Capel reports a census of 80 turkey flocks in January and February found an average flock size of 11.2 birds, up 397 birds since 1966. The count includes 36 Rio Grande wild turkeys from Oklahoma in March. three years ago 10 flocks held 145 turkeys. Early 1966 releases in Texas and Kansas have led to substantial growth.
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The
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Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Chanute Legion Drops Five One Run At City Park
The Chanute American Legion baseball team lost 6-5 to Neodesha at City Park, marking a fifth one run defeat this season. Chanute’s 4-10 record could be 9-5 given two two run losses and seven one run games. A weekend doubleheader with Olathe offers a chance to improve, after beating Olathe 7-4 in the opener. The Legion B team travels to Yates Center for a 2:00 game, still seeking its first win after a 1-0 loss to Columbus, with Lawrence and Ottawa also beating the B squad.
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Ottawa
Palmer Leads US Open as Heat and Heroics Drive Final Rounds
Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Billy Casper top the US Open field at Baltusrol Golf Club. Palmer shot 68 to reach 137 and a one stroke lead over Nicklaus, while Casper sits two back at 139. Deblin and Beman trail, with Fleckman and January among others in the chase.
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N.J
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Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Cream
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Casper
Arnie
Reed Slim Bruce Deblin
Australia
Deane Beman
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Don January
Devlin
Beman
Fleckman
Second Tennis Session Opens at City Park This Week
Beginning Monday a second tennis session for beginners and intermediates will run at City Park under the Chanute Recreation Commission. Linda Osborn supervises with Greg Berg assisting. lessons cover forehand backhand serving and scoring. Free instruction runs 9 to 10 a.m. with age and skill groups and a small tournament at the end.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Highland Park
Linda Osborn
Greg Berg
Menninger Foundation Leases Perry Reservoir Land
The Menninger Foundation of Topeka leases 45 acres on the Rock Creek arm of Perry Reservoir for recreation and education. The 25 year lease costs the psychiatric center $1.
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Perry Reservoir
Baseball Postponed Across Leagues After Wet Grounds
Wet grounds forced postponement of Teener Minor and Rookie league games last night and the semi pro Chanute versus Halstead at City Park. Make up games will be played during the week of July 3 7. No make up date set for the Chanute Halstead game.
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Halstead
City Park
Elsmore Defeats Bronson 6-3 On Late Rally
Elsmore took a 6-3 win over Bronson in Marmaton Valley Baseball League action with a 3-run fifth inning. Lance Carlson delivered a two run double and a go ahead single in the sixth while Joe Smith tossed a complete game with 6 hits, no walks, and 12 strikeouts. Bronson’s Jim Timsley allowed 8 hits and took the loss. Elsmore will host Uniontown Tuesday.
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Marmaton Valley Baseball League
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Lance Carlson
Carlson
Joe Smith
Smith
Chanute Red Cross Offers Summer Swimming Lessons
Registration for Chanute swimming lessons sponsored by the Red Cross continues on June 19 through 23 from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 at the Launching Pad. Lessons run July 17–28 with four daily time slots 9:00, 9:45, 10:30, and 11:15. early signups secure preferred times. Pam Goodeyon directs the program with assistant Jackie Berthot.
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Jackie Berthot
Parkannas remain undefeated in women’s softball tourney
Shirley Crews pitched a no hit effort as Parkannas of Parsons won 17-0 at Highland Park, remaining undefeated in the double elimination tournament. Chanute beat Columbus 11-7 to stay in title contention, with Chanute’s Upton winning despite Columbus using two pitchers Wells and Boyes. Two games tonight pit Chanute against St Paul and Lola against Parkannas, with the final possibly two games tomorrow for the championship.
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Shirley Crews
Parkannas
Parsons
Fola
Highland Park
Chanute
Columbus
Wells
Boyes
Upton
Erickson
Salzwede
St. Paul
Lola
State Fishing Report From Kansas Reserves and Lakes
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game reports fishing conditions at multiple reservoirs. Pomona and Cheney show murky water with channels thriving. crappie activity varies. Council Grove and Wilson County lakes offer good to excellent channels with mixed bass and panfish results. Toronto is turbid with some bass and crappie. Elk City and Bourbon County lakes show muddy to clear water with channels strong and bass present.
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Pomona
Council Grove
Elk City
Toronto
Cheney
Buffalo
Wilson County
Bourbon County State Lake
Maxwell Leads Milwaukee Jaycee Open with 68
Susie Maxwell holds a three stroke lead after the first round of the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. The Oklahoma City University alum shot 68 with four birdies and 14 pars including a 40 footer. Closest challenger Gloria Ehret posted 71.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Susie Maxwell
Oklahoma City University
Chanute Tribune Briefs Page 7 Saturday June 17 1967
Local notes from Chanute Kansas page seven summarize community events and small notices. Items reference residents, schools and civic happenings with concise updates typical of a Saturday edition.
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