Thinclads Set For Russians
ST. LOUIS AP America's top track and field athletes vow to defend the U S record against Russia at the 75th AAU meet. A world 9.1 by Bob Hayes broke a record in the 19 yard dash, the first dead heat in AAU history and a dramatic mile. Six meet records fell, two equalled and an American record tied as 10 of 19 events posted season bests. The AAU committee named 51 men and two alternates to represent the United States in four European meets starting with the Moscow Russian meet in July. Tulane’s John Oelkers, who coached the 1962 U S team, praised the 63 squad.
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ST. Louis
America
Russia
Husky Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
United States
AAU
Too Much Sun and Youth At Jones Beach Disturbance
Police dispersed a beach parking lot melee at Jones Beach New York involving about 100 youths. Ten white males were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after fights with fists and beer cans. Minor injuries reported as detainees awaited arraignment in Mineola.
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Jones Beach
N.Y
Mineola
Wanted men women for U S Civil Service openings
Advertises government job tests for ages 18 to 52 with monthly pay up to 446 dollars. Claims high security and advancement, minimal education needed, and a tough test. Lincoln Service offers free information by coupon mail, stressing non-government ownership and urging immediate action.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
Chanute Lifters Win At Tulsa Meet
A four man Chanute weightlifting team won two trophies at the Tulsa Southwestern Championships. John Willcott captured the 165 pound class with a 615 pound three lift total. David Lloyd totaled 505 pounds for third in 132 pounds, edging a higher finish by five pounds. Steve Wells finished fourth in 181 pounds. David Heath did not place in 132. Competitors came from California Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas. Willcott and Lloyd were each 40 pounds short of their best lifts.
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Tulsa
Chanute
John Willcott
David Lloyd
Steve Wells
David Heath
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Willcott
Lloyd
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Tuesday Events Across Parks
Tonight features Junior Teener League games at Santa Fe Park and Major League action at City Park with multiple matchups from 5:30 to 9:00. Tuesday highlights include Parsons vs Chanute at City Park and several leagues across Highland Park Roosevelt School and municipal facilities.
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Santa Fe Park
VFW
American Legion
Gray Lumber
Manley Transfer
City Park
Consolidated Oil
Bank of Commerce
Ash Grove
Orley'’s
EUB Field
Chanute Lumber
NuWay Cleaners
IGA Field
Montgomery Ward
Koch Furniture
Church
Highland Park
St. Patrick's
Grant Avenue Baptists
Ub-Trinity
Sportsman’s Bowl
Municipal Pool
Parsons
Chanute
Elks
Self Service Grocery
Optimist Club
Hans Flowers
Mitchell Buick
Pee Wee League
Churchill's
Nation's Cleaners
Chanute All-Stars
McKinney
Buffalo Sportsmen
Roosevelt School
Wright Holds Win Streak in Western Open at Madison
Mickey Wright captured her second straight Women's Western Open title at Maple Bluff Country Club with a 4-under 292 as par was rarely broken. Kathy Whitworth finished second at 301, Marilynn Smith third at 303, with Hagge also near the top and all earning prizes.
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Madison
Wis
Mickey Wright
Long Island
Texas
Miss Wright
Maple Bluff Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Marilynn Smith
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Miss Whitworth
Miss Smith
Boros Captures U S Open in Playoff Stunner
Julius Boros, the oldest U S Open winner, edged Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit in a three way playoff at Brookline after a final round 70. The veteran pro, with $16 000 prize money, shrugged off the Big Three talk and kept his cool in a tense finish.
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Brookline
Mass
Julius
Moose’ Boros
Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Peltier of Wichita Named Philadelphia Orchestra Manager
Henry Peltier longtime Wichita Symphony manager has been appointed manager of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association. He brings 18 years of orchestra management experience and succeeds Roger G. Hall, who left to join Radio Corporation of America in Victor.
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Philadelphia
Henry Peltier
Wichita Kan. Symphony, Inc
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Peltier
Roger G. Hall
Radio Corp. of America Victor
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U.S
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Calif
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Elmer Orr
Thayer
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
First State Bank of
Thayer High School
Pioneer
Vipee
Marquette
Marquette Imperial
East Main
Santa Fe Employes
Evans Music
Royster Music Room
Ruby Frances Jackson
Carl Jackson
George A. and
Margaret L. Moore
Miss Jackson
Chanute Junior College
Wright
West Main
Plummer Road
Ota
Folger’s
Jors — Gerber
Hershey's
Swift
Park Lane
Genessee Valley
Gals
Hills Brothers
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
Brozensfood
Chuck
Rainbow
Coney Island
SANEX
S.santa FE
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