Tigers Hold Lead as Maris Drives 27th Homer
Mickey Maris homered for his 27th time to lift the Yankees past the Tigers and keep New York three games back in the American League standings. Whitey Ford earned the win while Detroit’s pitcher struggled as Cleveland looms in the four-game set. Maris also added two doubles and a single, contributing to a 6 4 victory noted by Associated Press.
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ED Wilks
Normaf
Galen Gisco
Associated Press
Bass
Mike Fornieles
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Maris
Chuck Schilling
Washington
Ord
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Rocky Kees
Whitey Ford
Norm Cash
Roger Maris
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Kansas City
Betees Bees
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Los Angeles Angels
J C Penney and Ash Grove Triumph in League Play
J C Penney's moves to second place by edging Munger's 9 to 8 as Dick Helton Ward Barnett Jr. and Eddie Corkill pitched for the winners. Benny Ennis caught. Ash Grove Employees rout Evan's Music 17 to 7 behind Rickey Wilson and Lynn Ranabargar on the mound.
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Penney’s
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Craig Skinner
Chuck Skinner
Brock Treloggen
Rickey Wilson
Lynn Ranabargar
Self Service Grocery
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B & H Market
Nation's Cleaners
J.C. Penney
Reds surge past Cardinals to take NL pennant lead
The Cincinnati Reds beat St Louis 7 5 Thursday night to stretch their NL pennant lead to two games as Los Angeles lost 7 5 to Chicago. Milwaukee beat San Francisco 8 6 and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 5 1. Altman Williams and Kindall homered for the Cubs while Roseboro Spencer Snider homered for the Dodgers. Burgess drove in four for the Pirates with two long balls off Buzhardt who drew a $50 bean ball fine.
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Baseball Scores From Weekend Nonspecific Card
Baseball results show Baltimore 8 over Minnesota 2 Detroit 6 over Washington 4 New York 8 over Kansas City 3 Boston 3 over Los Angeles 2. Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Minnesota listed. Saturday and Sunday matchups include Detroit Washington Chicago Boston Kansas City and Baltimore at Los Angeles with several Cleveland Chicago doubleheaders. N denotes night games and 2 indicates second game of a doubleheader.
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Washington
New York
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L. Pet. G.B
Filly Title on Line in Saturday Races
Bowl of Flowers and Funloving meet in the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park worth 100000 added with a six thoroughbred field expected. Four-and-Twenty aims to claim West Coast 3 year old title in the Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park. Other attractions include Michigan Mile at Detroit and Laurance Armour Memorial Handicap at Arlington Park with multiple stakes. A Brookmeade Stable favorite Bowl of Flowers or Ogden Phipps rival Funloving are favored to win the Oaks.
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Monmouth Park
Delaware Park
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Brookmeade Stable
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Montreal boxer stops Miteff in seven rounds
Bob Cleroux of Montreal defeated Alex Miteff of Argentina by stoppage in the seventh round. In Los Angeles Franklin Haynes outpointed Irish Roy Smith over ten rounds, while Jim McCarter beat Dave Furd on points in ten rounds.
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Montreal
Bob Cleroux
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Los Angeles
Franklin Haynes
Roy Smith
Torrance
Calif
Jim McCarter
Dave Furd
Phoenix
Ariz
Lindblad Wins Relief For Bronson In 12 Inning Win
Lindblad of Chanute pitched two hitless final six innings to win for Bronson 3 to 2 in 12 innings against Nevada. He relieved Adair in the seventh, fanning eight and striking out all three in the 12th. Adair allowed three hits including Lasts home run in the third. Bronson hosts district tournament next Wednesday.
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Chanute
Bronson
Lindblad
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Last
Koch Furniture Defeats Orley's Cafe in Pee Wee Action
Koch Furniture stormed past Orley's Cafe 14 to 2 in four innings to seize a two game lead in the Pee Wee League and extend its win streak to six. Rocky Carter and Joe Vaughn combined for the win while Roger Sonntag and Donnie Noland took the loss. Steven Almond caught for Koch. Nu Way Cleaners and Wilsons Clothiers game set for this evening.
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Koch
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Joe Vaughn
Roger Sonntag
Donnie Noland
Steven Almond
Nu Way Cleaners
Wilsons Clothiers
Orley’s
Chanute JC eyes strong 1961 62 basketball squad
Chanute Junior College plans a robust 1961 62 basketball program as coach Jerry Steele gains six top freshmen commitments and several more prospects. Returning lettermen include Bob Davis Jim Bridges Larry Snyder and Charles Rappard with Duane Osborne adding depth. New targets include Ronnie Thorne from Wichita Southeast and six others over 6 feet tall while Don Umbarger Scott Higbee Tom Thurman Jim Taylor and Bill Ingstrom join as possible guards and forwards.
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Chanute Jaco
Steele
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Jim Bridges
Larry Snyder
Charles Rappard
Duane Osborne
Rappard
Chanute
Gary Morton
Midway
College of Emporia
Scott Higbee
Eureka
Tom Thurman
Erie
Jim Taylor
Benton
Bill Ingstrom
Coyville
Legion Bowl To Columbus Beats Chanute 5-1
Thayer hosts game as Columbus tops Chanute 5-1 to move to 6-1 in league play while Chanute drops to 1-6. Chanute managed three singles and a fifth inning run on a walk fielder's choice and infield out. Gary Cassidy earned the win with Columbus, Kobelt, Brown, and Holtzman pitching for Chanute.
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David Cooper
Chetopa
Lutherans Tighten Lead With 6-0 Win Over Presbyterians
The Lutherans strengthened their fourth place in the Church Softball League by defeating the Presbyterians 6-0. Winning battery Ron Burghart and Brinkman held the Presbyterians to two hits. Don White and Bill White contributed in the field and at the plate.
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Brinkman
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Local League Baseball Cards Mixed Results At The Park
In Friday action the losing side committed eight safeties and four errors. First division teams faced lower division foes with Methodists meeting Knights of Columbus in the opener and Christians against First Baptist in the nightcap. Seatons and Presbyterians battled to a 6 0 score in a fragmentary line score.
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Potter's Hatchery Wins Tight Rookie League Thriller
Potter's Hatchery edged Tom's Peanuts 5 to 4 in a late, defense-filled game. Mike Collins and Mike Goss formed the winning battery as Potter's scored four in the sixth after a scoreless fourth. Mark Alonzo and Bill Olson pitched for Tom's Peanuts with Doug Scott behind the plate. Montgomery Ward and Santa Fe Employes play tonight.
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Tom's Peanuts
Potter's
Mike Collins
Mike Goss
Mark Alonzo
Bill Olson
Doug Scott
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
Par Takes Beating In Western Open
In Grand Rapids Michigan Par struggled in the Western Open second round as 61 players posted sub par scores in the 149 man field. Tee markers were reset to normal after the wide scoring spree in the $30 000 event opening round.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Classified Advertising Rates Per Word
Classified rates list pricing for 1 day minimum four cents per word with ten cent discounts for multi day runs. The ad must be placed by 10 a.m. to appear the same day and contract deadlines apply the preceding day. Blind ads incur a 25 cent extra fee and rates apply within The Tribune trade area.
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Started Chicks Hatchery Offer At Potter s Hatchery
Poultry & Supply promotes 20 started chicks of various breeds hatched as early as May 11. For earlier flock start, started chicks are available and day old chicks can be booked for Monday or Thursday. Potter s Hatchery Malcolm Phone HE-9436 Chanute Kansas.
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Kansas
Chanute Furniture
West Main
Special Notices on Neosho River fishing rights and leases
Notice that Gordon Barker has leased fishing rights on all Barker property north of Chanute along the Neosho River and that the lessor is not responsible for accidents. Contact O C Trefethen at HE 1 1439 for permits. Also includes art study ads and a disclaimer about debts and an Alcoholics Anonymous inquiry from Chanute.
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