Errors Hurt Chanute Elks In Loss To Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeated Chanute 9 to 3 as Chanute committed 12 errors leading to eight unearned runs. Mike Sutcliffe pitched seven innings with six strikeouts and three walks in the loss. Sutcliffe and Darrell Honas each had two hits for Chanute, including a first inning triple by Sutcliffe. Pittsburg led 4-0 after the first inning due to Chanute errors and travels to Eureka next.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
Standings show Baltimore 6 Boston 3 Minnesota 1 California 0 Chicago 2 Oakland 0. It lists Friday games and Saturday and Sunday matchups including Houston at San Francisco and New York at Pittsburgh, with several cross league and division pairings and noted pitchers.
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Runs Abound In Industrial League Slow Pitch Softball
Thursday yielded 120 total runs and 136 hits across three Industrial League slow pitch games. The Tribune beat Kelly 23 to 21 as Roger Edwards homered in the first inning and Merlin Kelly’s squad racked four hits by Tucker and Butcher. Nu Wa routed White Wood 28 to 13 with Collins homering for Nu Wa and Busse adding four hits. Ray Floor edged H K Porter 18 to 17 behind D Barnow’s four hits while Porter nearly tied late as Matlock ended the game with a shallow fly to center.
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Miller shoots hole in one to share first round lead
U S Open champion Johnny Miller carded a three under par 67 and tied for the early lead with For rest Ferler in the $160,000 American Golf Classic played in Akron Ohio.
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Sayers Urges KU Fans to Build a Number One Program
Gale Sayers told about 60 KU alumni in Iola that a true number one program requires all sports to succeed. He stressed funding for nonrevenue sports and the role of athletics in recruiting, praised KU, urged fan support, and emphasized education and alumni involvement.
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Gibson's Home Run Lifts Cardinals Past Expos 4-3
Bob Gibson hit his 23rd career homer to spur the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 lead they never fully relinquished. He later pitched well enough to win his fourth straight decision as Montreal staged a late charge in the sixth, with Lou Brock and Tim McCarver contributing early offense.
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Leahy, Notre Dame Football Coach, Dies at 64
Frank W. Leahy, aged 64, legendary Notre Dame coach for 11 seasons, died Thursday in Portland of congestive heart failure. He guided the Fighting Irish to 87 victories, 11 defeats and 9 ties, retiring after the 1953 season.
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