Stan Brewer Seeks 3rd Straight Crown
Stan Brewer of Parsons returns to Chanute to defend his Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament title. He won last year in a sudden death playoff over Paul Keller, securing his second straight crown as the field expands to six flights.
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Parsons
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Chamber of Commerce
Paul Keller
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Mike Harris
L. C. Swigzett
Iola
Frank Reyes
Dale McCoy
Reyes
Thayer Captures VFW Major League Win At Home
Thayer State Bank improved to 6 0 with a 12 4 victory over Orley s Case and featured starter Bernie Alonzo homering. Mike Bowman both pitched and homered for Orley s Case, while Ash Grove defeated First National Bank 7 2 behind Doug Oehlert s four scoreless innings. First National added two late runs off West in relief.
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Ash Grove
First National Bank
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Thayer
Mike Bowman
Orley
Doug Oehlert
First National
West
Major League Standings From Wednesday Games
The standings show multiple games with notable results: Cincinnati 7 over San Francisco 5. Philadelphia 4 over New York 3. Chicago 5 over Pittsburgh 3. Montreal 5 over St. Louis 1. San Diego 6 over Houston 2. Los Angeles 6 over Atlanta 5 in 11 innings. Cleveland 7 over Detroit 6. Chicago 8 over California 3. New York 2 over Baltimore 1. Kansas City 5 over Oakland 4. Boston 12 over Milwaukee 3. Texas 3 over Minnesota 0.
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G.B. Chicago
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Expos Top Cardinals Behind Boccabella Power
Montreal catcher John Boccabella delivered a homer and a single to fuel a 5-1 Expos win over St Louis. His single set up the three run third inning, and he later homered as Montreal moved to victory.
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Expos
St. Louis
Uncertain match race holds Secretariat on hold
The proposed Arlington Park match race featuring Secretariat against Our Native and Linda's Chief faces doubt after Linda's Chief owner Neil Hellman says his horse will not race at the mile and an eighth distance. ABC-TV planned live coverage remains, with purses and weights announced.
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N.Y
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Neil Hellman
Arlington Park
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Associated Press
Roone Arledge
Abc-Tv Sports
Wottle Wins Mile In 3 53.3 At Hayward Meet
Bowling Green's Dave Wottle won the mile in 3 minutes 53.3 seconds at Eugene Oregon, beating Steve Prefontaine who finished second in 3 54.6 as six milers broke four minutes. Rod Milburn tied his world mark with 13.0 seconds in the 120 yard hurdles at the same meet.
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Rod Milburn
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Villanova
Blues lose an overthrow in nine inning tilt at City Park
Chanute Blues drop a 4-3 decision to Carthage Braves in a pitching duel. Steve Collins and Dave Beezley worked nine innings with Beezley tw o hitters and nine strikeouts, while Collins fanned ten. A seventh inning miscue on a bunt play produced the winning run for Carthage as each side committed three errors.
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Chanute
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Beezley
Dale Washburn
Morgan
Washburn
Murray
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Rich Ewen
Wilson Lunis
Joe Eberhard
Eberhard
Mike Collins
Mike Welch
Nick Barron
Elks fall 20 19 to Cherryvale in slugfest
Chanute Elks total 19 runs on 14 hits but allow 20 as Cherryvale attackers pace the game. Steve Hull starts then allows five runs in the second. Keith Harris, Monty Nelson, and Paul Stanley work relief. Nelson goes four for five at bat. Haight Honas Sutcliffe add multi hit days. Next game at City Park against Pittsburg at 8.
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Chapute
Steve Hull
Keith Harris
Monty Nelson
Paul Stanley
Chanute
Nelson
Mark Haight
Darrel Honas
Mike Sutcliffe
Elks
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Pittsburg
Royals Win 5-4 in 12th on Bevacqua Sac Fly
Kansas City Royals beat Oakland 5-4 in 12th as Kurt Bevacqua hit a sacrifice fly. Fran Healy started the rally with a walk, Bobby Floyd singed to reach scoring position, and the A's tied it in the ninth with Gene Tenace RBI double and Joe Rudi sac fly.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
Oakland Athletics
Kurt Bevacqua
Royals
Oakland
Fran Healy
Bobby Floyd
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RBI
Gene Tenace
Joe Rudi
Upland Bird Season Opens November Tenth Across Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission set upland game seasons with pheasant and quail running November 10 to January 31. Prairie chickens open November 10 to December 9 with set bag limits. greater prairie chicken restricted east of I-35W and US 81, lesser prairie chicken in southwest Kansas. Beaver trapping January 1 to February 1. other fur bearers November 20 to February 15. deer season December 1 to 9. Shooting hours are half an hour before sunrise to sunset.
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