Chanute golf tourney sets 166-player field for 36 holes
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a six flight 36-hole golf event at Chanute Country Club and Safari Golf Course with 166 players including Stan Brewer of Parsons and Kent Notestine. Prizes exceed 1500 dollars and a hole in one offers a 100 dollar prize.
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Stan Brewer
Parsons
Chanute Area
Wilson
Independence
Brewer
Kent Notestine
Chanute
Notestine
Frank Rose
Dick Weller
Topeka
Ed Ranz III
Chanute City
Stan Morton
Chanute Country Club
Safari Golf Course
Cole Leverenz
Jack Banta
Ted Sipe
Tom Hoxie
Robert Lett
James Lewis
Carl Argabright
Maurice Argabright
Gerald Bynum
Thomas Smith
Ralph Anderson
Mike Fowler
Ed Cox
Richard Rose
William Towery
Frank Rodriguez
Richard Sigler
Miles Oyler
Bob Divine
Royce Wells
John Barr
Dallas Paul
Johnnie Varsalona
Ed Ranz Jr
Kenneth McCoy
R. D. Wilson
Dale McCoy
Donald Jones
Lewis Mann
Mike Scimeca
Bill Shepard
Dennis Goodman
Mike Harris
Dan Kelly
Gail Maison
J. C. Swiggett
E. O. Marquis
John W. White
George Garvie
John Marquis
Dennis Mills
David Thompson
Bill White
C. E. Franklin
Jeff Casper
Dennis Krause
Ron Ginn
Marvin Seger
H. Dean Haines
Bob Fitzgerald
Norman Largent
John Congdon
Dick Ashley
Glen Ashley
Fred Bloomer
Dean Foster
John Scott
Brett Marshall
Bill Thompson
Patrick Tubach
Ed Ranz Ili
James Hendry
Mike Maier
Craig Palmer
Bob Maison
Larry Powell
Daryl Harshaw
Dewey Calderwood
Darrell Fisher
Bud Barnes
Roger Schenk
Bob Hulteen
Dave Taggert
Jim Pointer
Bill Ridinger
Rain Soaks Medinah Course Ahead of Open Debut
Rain drenches Medinah No. 3 as 150 players prep for the 150th U S Open. Officials close the course for days hindering practice while players assess waterlogged greens and plan attack strategies for the diamond anniversary event.
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Medinah
Ill
UPI
Tuesday's Results Across Baseball Standings
Tuesday results show Chicago edging Philadelphia 9 5 and Montreal beating NY 6 5. New York won 5 2 in the 2nd game, St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 7 4, Atlanta 5 Cincinnati, Los Angeles 6 Houston, San Francisco 3 San Diego.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Pet
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
California
Chanute's Thorne Shines Across Weekend Track Events
Tom Thorne, Chanute High School coach in cross country and basketball, raced at the Missouri Valley AAU Championships in Ottawa and at the St. Marys track meet in Salina. He set a 5-6 meet record in the 30–39 high jump, placed third in long jump and pole vault, and again broke his 30–34 high jump mark at 5-7. He also posted 11.5 in the 100, 27.0 in the 220, and 17-5% in long jump. Thorne joined Thorton Shelton, Mike Philpot, and Lonnie Graves to take third in the open 880 relay.
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Tom Thorne
Chanute
Thorne
Chanute High School
Ottawa
St. Mary’s
Salina
Thorton Shelton
Independence
Mike Philpot
Lonnie Graves
Fort Riley
Barry Seeks TV Career After Championship Win
Warriors star Rick Barry says he plans to retire from basketball to pursue full-time television work. He led Golden State to the NBA title and MVP honors, but will only leave if a comparable broadcasting opportunity arises and he remains under contract currently with the Warriors.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Rick Barry
Golden State Warriors
Barry
Warriors
Washington Bullets
Franklin Miculi
University of Miami
Bay Area
ABA
Golden State
Busby closes ninth to seal Royals win over Angels
Steve Busby pitched eight strong innings for Kansas City as the Royals held on for a 3-2 victory over the California Angels. A ninth inning rally nearly tied the game with two on and one out before Busby struck out Rudy Meoli and Jerry Remy grounded out to end it. The win improves Busby to 9-5 while Ed Figueroa (5-3) took the loss.
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Kansas City
UPI
Steve Busby
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Angels
Busby
Rudy Meoli
Jerry Remy
Lee Stanton
Dave Chalk
Billy Smith
Ellie Rodriguez
Stanton
Dave Collins
Meoli
Remy
Ed Figueroa
Orlando Ramirez
Royals
United Brethren Edges Otterbein In Church League Thriller
United Brethren barely defeated Otterbein 4-3 after a seventh inning rally. Nazarene routed St. Pat's 14-3 with 15 hits, while St. Pat's blanked Presbyterian 19-0 and First Baptist toppled Nazarene 13-2 with an 18-hit effort.
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U.B
Otterbein
Church League
United Brethren
Nazarene
St. Pat's
First Baptist
St. Pat’s
Presbyterian
Duels highlight Speedway races at 54 Speedway
Gary Vancil and Lonnie Chambers shared wins in C Class with Vancil taking the first C heat and feature, while Chambers won the C trophy and a second C feature. In A Class Bolin defeated Longworthy and Purkey in the first heat, with Bolin winning the A feature as Longworthy finished third. The 54 Racing Association was formed to promote track safety with Corky Van Gotten as president, Jerry Scheibmeier as vice president, and Bob Rice as treasurer.
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Yates Center
Gary Vancil
Lonnie Chambers
Harold Longworthy
Ron Bolin
Garnett
Folk
Chambers
Bill Klinesmith
Bolin
Fort Scott
Longworthy
Bartlesville
Okla
Bud Purkey
S. Coffeyville
John Nitch
Topeka
Larry Ballou
Tom Scimeca
Caney
Purkey
Scimeca
Chanute Elks drop two to Eureka Legion B
Eureka defeats Chanute Elks 6-5 in both games as Miller and Alonzo take the two losses. Chanute falls to 4-3. Eureka jumps ahead early and capitalizes on errors. Elks travel to Wichita for a Saturday doubleheader and return Sunday for two games with El Dorado.
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Eureka
Chanute Elks
Eureka Legion
Fred Miller
Bernie Alonzo
Keith Harris
Elks
Chanute
Bruce Schooley
Stan Gardner
Yakle
Honas
Alonzo
RBI
The
Jones
Wichita
el Dorado
Call Tribune carrier for missed delivery times
Instruction lists how to contact the Tribune carrier if undelivered. It specifies calling at 431 4100 between 5 30 and 6 p m on weekdays and by 9 00 a m Saturday. The terse notice provides schedule based contact windows.
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Tribune
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