Alexander Team Grabs Lead In Close Golf Standings
Alexander's team, led by Ralph Alexander, gains top place as Harlie Wolgast, Ed Ash, and Dick Ashley push the race in a tight league. Debutant Dean Foster vaults to third with a sweep while teams exchange points in a high scoring round at Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Alexander
Alexander
Harlie Wolgast
Arch Aluo
Ed Ash
Bake Wood
Glen Ash Country Club
Dick Ashley
Phil Jensen
Ed Ashley
Dean Foster
Dick Ashweek
Dave McCune
Wolgast
ASO
Pure Pose
Morhe Wolgast
Isis Ieveusvecs
MoCo. S.cs
Belinsky Beats A's 3-1 In Tight Win For Angels
Bo Belinsky limited the Kansas City Athletics to seven hits and earned his seventh win in nine starts as the Angels beat the A's 3-1. Billy Moran tripled home a run and Felix Torres homered, while Belinsky walked ten but struck out six to push Los Angeles two games behind the Indians in the American League standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Kansas City Athletics
Bill Rigney
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Belinsky
Angels
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
A's
Billy Moran
Felix Torres
Chanute Blue Jays Falter In Twin Bill Loss To Girard
Chanute Blue Jays drop first game of twin bill 4-3 to Girard as lola wins 9 3 in the nightcap. Chanute led 3-1 after three innings, then fell behind after a three run first inning by Girard and seven total hits for both teams. Charlene Bailey and Linda Rice toed the Chanute battery. Brenda Cuthbertson and Ruth Van Hoozer led Girard’s win with timely plays. No further games scheduled tonight.
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Might
Chanute Blue Jays
Girard
Iola
Chanute
Lola
Gary McKenzie
Bud Leroy
Sol Marquez
Hyson
von Souston
Quincey
Charlene Bailey
Linda Rice
Chanute Battery
Brenda Cuthbertson
Ruth van Hoozer
First Baptist
The
Methodists
Rarie
Hindevers
Notice to Contractors for Project R-39 in Woodsen County
Sealed proposals for Turkey Creek Bridge and Roeac hill work in Woodsen County Kansas will be received until July 16, 1962. The County Commissioners intend one contract for all work and provide plans, specifications, and bid forms at the County Clerk or Brinkars Dunwoody offices. A deposit of 25.00 is required, with refunds to non-bidders. bids must include a five percent certified check. The county may reject any or all bids. The matter is published in The Chanute Tribune.
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Chanute Tribune
Woodsen County
Kansas
Turkey Creek
Ridge
Roeachi
Siarceilea N. Wraempe
Woossen County
Board of County Commissioners
Brink Ars Dunwoody
Brinkend
MmeKing
Castler
Marcella NN
Wrampe
Wooden County
Neosho County
Corama
Adair Ata Wyarilla Adair
State OF
Fat
Saic Pel
Norer
Erie
Nectho County
Bernice A. Walt
Frecuiris
Cora MM. Adair
Chaples
Henshall
Fer Pettioner
Bond Election for Joint Rural High School District No 3 Kansas
Notice announces a binding election on July 17 1869 authorizing up to 40000 in General Obligation Bonds to acquire and equip school buildings in Allen Bourbon Crawford and Neosho Counties Kansas. Ballot voting to follow statutory requirements with district board director John Egoln and staff overseeing.
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Allen
Bourbon
Crawford
Weosho
Kansas
Bourber
Wneorne
Wille
Stark
Kanoathin
Crawtore
Neoshi
SA Odieck P
Cada
Sereo
Alle Bourne
Crawferd
Neosne
Neosho
Kenses
Borg
John
Egoln
Herbert Dpefenbaugh
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Scores include New York 3 Baltimore 0 and Detroit 6 Washington 3. Other results show Chicago 6 Minnesota 2 and Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 1. Tonight and Saturday schedules feature New York at Detroit, Boston at Baltimore, Washington at Cleveland, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at San Francisco, and Houston at New York among others.
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New York
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
W. L. Pet
G.B. Cleveland
Baltimore Ween
Detroit Etree
Seo - Chicago
Boston Ss
W. L. Pet. G
B and H Market victory over Ash Grove Employes
B and H Market won its fourth game in five starts in minor league play with a 23 to 4 win over the Ash Grove Employes. The winners piled up 11 hits while overcoming a trio of losing pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B & H Market
Ash Grove
Steve Collins
Fred Aker
Steve Almond
Almond
Collins
Robert McCready
Mike Goss
David Crawford
Hans Flowers
J. C. Penney
Wright Trails After First Round In McAuliffe Golf
Mickey Wright, the favorite, stood seven strokes behind co leaders after the first round at Plainfield Country Club. Mary Lena Faulk and Kathy Whitworth shot 72 to lead the 27 pros in the J E McAuliffe Tournament with $9,000 purse. Carol Mann was even par 73 in third, while Beth Stone and Barbara Romack carded 74s.
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Plainfield
N.J
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Plainfield Country Club
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Kathy Whitworth
Jal, N.M
Carol Mann
Olympia Fields
Ill
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Barbara Romack
Grossingers
N.Y
Lion Linebacker Lloyd Remains Unlocated
Detroit AP says 24 pound linebacker Dave Lloyd is missing. Bud Erickson, Lions assistant GM, notes alerts, wires and calls to locate him. A reward may be considered.
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Detroit
Dave Lloyd
Detroit Bee
Bud Erickson
National Football League
Lloyd
Jean Ashley Seeks golf quarterfinals in Kansas tourney
Defending champion Jean Ashley of Chanute and Natasha Fife advanced to the Kansas Women's golf tournament quarterfinals after second round wins. Fife beat Dorothy Graham 5 and 3, Ashley defeated Alta Holgerson 7 and 6.
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Jean Ashley
Chanute
Natasha Fife
Kansas
Miss Rubelee
Howard Dunham
Salina
Virginia Jarvis
Winfield
Gertrude Whitaker
Kansas City
Karen Keesling
Wichita
Joan Ashley
Santa Fe Employes Rout Chanute Lumber in Rookie League
The Santa Fe Employes won their fifth of six starts with a 25 to 11 victory over Chanute Lumber. Santa Fe had 14 hits led by Paul Golay whose second homer of the week highlighted the win. Chanute Lumber managed six hits as pitchers combined for nine strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Joe Ray
Bruce Bright
Evans
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe Employes
Chanute Lumber
Turkish star rises in wrestling meet at World Championships
In Toledo, the Turkish team led after the opening session of the World Wrestling Championships. They posted six victories, one loss, and a bye in the first round and added two more wins in the second round, placing them ahead of Russia, Japan, and Iran who each had six wins so far. The United States stood at four wins, four losses, and two draws.
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Russia
Japan
Iran
United States
AAU Marks Go on Line in California Carnval
The 74th National AAU track meet opens at Mt. San Antonio College Memorial Stadium in Walnut with 400+ athletes including Dallas Long Frank Budd and Robert Hayes. Eight world records are at risk as events like the 100 yard dash 120 yard hurdles shot put and broad jump headline the opening program.
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Walnut
Calif
Dallas Long
Frank Budd
Robert Hayes
Mt. San Antonio College
Memorial Stadium
San Jose Hills
Los Angeles
Hilmer Lodge
Gary Gabner
New York
Hayes
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Jerry Tarr
Tarr
Texas Against Field In NCAA Tournament
In Durham North Carolina Texas faces the field at the NCAA Golf Tournament quarter finals. The matchup centers on Texas and the broader field of competitors as teams vie for a semifinal berth.
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Texas
Durham
N.C
Three Year Olds Set for Feature Turf Races
Three year old stars of the American turf will compete across five tracks. Fillies chase the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park for 100000 added over 11 furlongs. Colts race in Leonard Richard Stakes at Delaware Park, Warren Wright Handicap at Arlington Park, Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park, and Lamplighter Handicap at Monmouth Park over 1 mile to 1 mile 16 furlongs. The Michigan Mile and a Sixteenth Handicap at Detroit and the Omaha Handicap at Ak-Sar-Ben cap the program.
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Belmont Park
Delaware Park
Arlington Park
Hollywood Park
Monmouth Park
Michigan
Detroit
Omaha
Ak- Sar-Ben
Texans Featured In Four Matches At Duke Golf Course
Medalist Kermit Zarley of Houston meets Jim Ewing of Southern California in the opener at Duke University Golf Course. Don Wilson of North Texas State faces Bill Garrett in the second match while Jim Ferriell of Louisville plays Homero Blancas of Houston in the lower bracket. Tom Shaw of Oregon contests Mark Hopkins of Houston as quarterfinals lead to semifinals this afternoon with the 36 hole final on Saturday.
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Duke University
Kermit Zarley
University of Houston
Jim Ewing
Southern California
Don Wilson
North Texas State
Bill Garrett
Jim Ferriell
Louisville
Homero Blancas
Houston
Tom Shaw
Oregon
Mark Hopkins
Classified Advertising and Local Notices
Classifieds announce ad rates and deadlines with various items including property leases, help wanted, and political notices. Local names such as Gordon Barker and Oscar Tretethen appear with parcel and trespass warnings, and public notices include county officials and party affiliations.
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Associated Press
A’s
Stars
Jays
Miami
Fla
Bobby Monroe
Fort Lauderdale
Harry Tetlow
Miami Beach
Tokyo
Leo Espinosa
Manila
Haruo Sakamoto
Bola
B&h
Lions
Sivenlanear
Vleroh Oti
Cleveland Browns
Pakistan
George Wilson
Monwealth
Parthen
Hank Soar
Norm Siebern
Jerry Walker
Jose Azcue
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Walker
Topeka
Toledo, Ohio
American Legion Hall
DEW Drops
the Dukes
Sun
Arlie Nerville
Legion Hall
Teres
Mies
Paul T. Brennecke
W. Main Chanute
Kas
Werk
Theste
Kenneth More
Taina Elg
Warner Color
CinemaScope
Ratalie
Karl Malden
Gary Cooper
Technicolor
Cesare Darova
Timon Joar Sialey
Oumewe
Claudette Colbert
AR Malden
Rachel Cade
Angie Dickinson
Roger Mosre
Sunset Club
Ft. Scott
VICK
Trigkett
Columbin Pictures
Elwood Ullman
Sasen
Norman Maurer
Edward Bernds
Glen Ford
Arlie
Arlie Neuville
His Rockin
Chanute Jaycees
Dar
Lée
Gordon Barker
Oscar Tretethen
Alcoholics Anonymous
Eqwin
Rideau Associated Agency
L. W. Thurman
Johan Young
Marion Showalter
Robert Pennington
Republice
Richard L. Ashley
Republican
Register OF Deeds
Ava F. Jeffery
Nerve Estes
Glenn Crosby
Erie Christian Church
V.F.W
American Legion
Arthur Newbrook
J. E. Vance
Marie Calawell
Ar. andArs
Lowe
Yates Center
Jim Taylor
Lincoln
Fiehd
Write Miller Schools
Cail
Jake C. Byers
Chanute Furniture
West Main
Navaco
West Ltd
Eugene R. Connes
North
Lafayette
STORN
Bert Beck, Jr
Bob Don
Quan
Russ
South Evergreen
Alwina Hansen
N. Evergreen
Don
H. L. Sweaney
Richman
Carl Atkins
Amcerg
Telephone Answering Service
West Malin
East Nain
Rollow TV & Radio
South Sante Fe
Dial
Neal McCoy
Shawor
Fleve Cartwright
Fay Harrison
Humboldt
Bud Butts
Roper
Chet Caubie
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