A's Rally To Beat Twins Extend Win Streak
Kansas City Athletics stretch to six straight with a 10-6 win over Minnesota at Municipal Stadium. Dave Wickersham earned the victory in relief, Norm Siebern hit two homers and three RBIs, while Red Schoendienst and Joe Azcue contributed key hits as San Francisco and Cleveland push ahead in the pennant race.
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Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
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Cleveland
Dave Wickersham
Tom Haller
San Francisco
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Norm Siebern
Red Schoendienst
First National Bank Edges Ash Grove for Second in Standings
First National Bank handed Ash Grove its first loss in four starts Saturday night 7 5 to move into a second place tie with Consolidated Oil in Little League standings. Orleys Cafe won a battle of winless teams over Bank of Com
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First National Bank
Ash Grove
Consolidated Oil
Orley’s Cafe
Bank of Com
Baseball Scores and Standings From Local Games
Baseball scores show Baltimore 4 Washington 3 and Kansas City 6 Minnesota 2 among Sunday results. Standings list Los Angeles 63 team wins leading, with St Louis, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Houston, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York close behind. First National Bank beat Bank of Commerce 7 to 2, with Orley’s Cafe and Merle Kelly Ford players highlighted in late games.
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Eddie Corkill
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Pete Dexter
Dean Oliver
Joe Vaughn
Orley
Bank of Commerce
Marty Barnhart
Bennie Ennis
Aba
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Fifth in Row By Blue Jays
Chanute Blue Jays extend winning streak to five in a row with a 21 to 8 win over Parsons Queens. They prepare for a sixth straight win as they travel to Erie for a 7 59 game tonight.
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Chanute
Blue Jays
Kansas
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Local Sports Schedule Across Leagues and Parks
A dense weekly slate lists Teener League and Minor League games at Royster Stadi um and City Park, Major League matches at Highland Park, Pee Wee and Rookie Leagues, church softball, and SEK Women's play. Tuesday to Thursday feature notable pairings such as American Legion vs Chanute and Chanute Blue Jays at Erie, with scores implied by innings notes and ten run rule references.
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Naff & Bolze
American Legion
VFW
Olson's Supermarket
City Park
Consolidated Oil
Ash Grove
Orley’s Cafe
Merle Kelly Ford
IGA
Evans Music
Chanute Lumber
Church Softball
Highland Park
Lutherans
Methodists
SEK
Chanute Blue Jays
Erie
Columbus
Chanute
Elks
Self Service Grocery
Pee Wee
Nu Way Cleaners
Johnson Studio
Santa Fe Employes
Montgomery Ward
EUB
St. Patrick's
White
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Papst
Gifford
Neodesha
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Maxine Bright
Rice
Church
Atha Modica
Donna George
S. Lola
CRONE
Cib
Yates Center
Ellis
Hans Flowers
J. C. Penney
Koch Furniture
Orley’s
NuWay Cleaners
Lee Johnson Studio Consolidated Ofstees
Weeee
Santa Fe
Orney’s
Cate
Bank of Commerce Chanute Lumber
B&h Market
J c Penney
St. Patrick's Sree
Haynie Wins Rockford Women’s Open by Two Strokes
Sandra Haynie shot a final birdie to finish six under par at 210, beating Ruth Jessen by two strokes in the Rockford Women’s Open. Jessen carded 71, Betsy Rawls finished at 219, while Lois Draske won the amateur title with 225.
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Sandra Haynie
Rockford
Ruth Jessen
Fort Worth
Tex
Austin
Civitan
Miss Haynie
Miss Jessen
Seattle
Betsy Rawls
Lois Draske
LaGrange
Anne Casey Johnstone
Mason City
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Legion Drops Three Games To Lawrence
Lawrence pitchers limited Chanute to singles and few extra-base hits as the Legion lost three straight over the weekend. In a Saturday double-header Chanute fell 8-2 and 8-3, then 6-2 in a Sunday contest. Paul Keller Bruce Benson Richard Durham and David Cooper played in the Chanute rotation with Cooper catching. Columbus will invade Chanute tomorrow night.
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David Cooper
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Bruce Benson
Cooper
Howell
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Nicklaus Clinches National Open In Dramatic Playoff
Jack Nicklaus, 22, defeats Arnold Palmer by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff to win the 62nd U S Open at de facto pace. Nicklaus, from Columbus Ohio, showcases power and precise putting to become the youngest Open champion since 1923 and position himself as a leading figure in golf.
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Oaemont, Pa
Jack ‘Nicklaus
U.S
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
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Pelmer
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Jones
Inwood
Hogan
Recreation Calendar Highlights for Monday and Thursday
Community programs list activities at Central Park Highland Park City Park Murray Hill Roosevelt and Old Water Plant. Scheduled crafts, playgrounds, archery, swimming and tennis run 9 a.m. to 12 noon or 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. with day camps from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and launching pad events for junior and senior high ages.
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Crafts
Central Park
Highland Park
City Park
Murray Hill
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Playground
City Pool
Highland Park Playground
Buzzard and Papst Lead Reorganized Senior League Wins
Don Papst and Jack Buzzard teams captured early front spots by winning opening games on the new schedule. Papst beat Bill White 5-2, with two fourth inning runs securing the lead. Buzzard defeated Gerald Gifford 13-7 as the final inning surge produced seven runs.
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Don Papst
Jack Buzzard
Papst
Bill White
Buzzard
Gerald Gifford
Ward Barnett
White
Buddy Leroy
Gifford
Rolen Casebolt
Harry Morgan
Dave Phillips
Bill Gutierrez
Doug Ivins
Pei
Star Players Split Games In All Star Softball Split
All star softball teams from Parsons and Chanute split a pair of games. Parsons won the opener 4 3 and Chanute captured the nightcap 6 3. Chanute led early in the first game but was shut out thereafter. Chanute will meet an Iola team Thursday at 9 p.m. Chanute's battery was McKenzie Leroy for the opener and Schibi for the winners. In the second game Chanute stayed ahead throughout with King and Ducey sharing pitching duties.
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Parsons
Chanute
Church Softball League
Iolo
Gary McKenzie
Buddy Leroy
Chanute Battery
Nutter
Schibi
Jim McCoy
Leroy
Ducey
King
European Heavyweight Match Ups Result in Sweden
In Goteborg Sweden the European Heavyweight Championship bouts concluded with Ingemar Johansson defeating Dick Richardson by stoppage in 8.1 rounds. Alonzo Johnson out pointed Frankie Daniels in another Swedish card, while Rodolfo Diaz stopped Dave Rent in 3 rounds. Carlos Hernandez halted Paolo Ross in 1. The events featured fighters from Venezuela New York Wales Pittsburgh Bakersfield Argentina England.
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New York
Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Paolo Ross
Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Dick Richardson
Wales
Alonzo Johnson
Pittsburgh
Frankie Daniels
Bakersfield
Calif
Rodolfo, Diaz
Argentina
Dave Rent
England
Bible Study and Evangelistic Services at Harmony School
Community Church advertising Bible study and evangelistic services at Harmony School two miles east of Chanute. Study begins 6 30 PM and evangelistic services at 8 00 PM Monday through Friday with ad offering 10 percent discount. Several notices of personal declarations and local official names appear in the page text.
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Harmony School
Chanute
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