White Sox top Yankees as Ward key to win
In a deals-driven night the White Sox beat the Yankees 5-2 led by Pete Ward who homered in the second inning and drove in four in the fourth after a major swap that included Ward, Hansen, Nicholson and Wilhelm for Aparicio. Ward now hits .303 with nine homers and 42 RBIs.
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Ty Cobb
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Luis Aparicio
al Smith
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Orley's Cafe Beats Ash Grove in Major League Play
Orley's Cafe, after losing its first five games, won its second straight in Major League play 62 over Ash Grove. Bank of Commerce defeated Consolidated Oil 54 in extra innings as First National Bank leads the league with a three game edge. Steven Collins homered for Consolidated, Billy Koch and Jack Wiggans won for Bank of Commerce, while Steve Almond and Fred Akers pitched for Orley's with Ran dall Herron catching.
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Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Consolidated Oil
First National
Merle Kelly Ford
Steve Almond
Fred Akers
Randall Herron
Craig Skinner
Rick Phillips
David Smith
Mike Goss
Consolidated
Steven Collins
Billy Koch
Jack Wiggans
David Crawford
David Holloway
Philip Graue
Jimmy Naffall
Rocky Carter
Ash Grove Scensee OO
Orley’s Cafe
Koch Furniture Beats Montgomery Ward in Rookie League rout
Koch Furniture erupted for fourteen runs in the third inning to pull away from Montgomery Ward and win 19 to 5 in Rookie League action. Dale Kamm earned the win, with Steve De La Torre and Jerry Ward catching. Jeff Barnett and David Harris pitched for the losers. Santa Fe Employees, chasing Koch, faces Evans Music next.
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Montgomery Ward
Dale Kamm
Steve de la Torre
Jerry Ward
Jeff Barnett
David Harris
Mike Johnson
Barnett
Santa Fe
Evans Music
Chanute Lumber Tops Nu Way Cleaners 10-4 in Pee Wee
Chanute Lumber evened its record at 3-3 with a 10-4 Pee Wee League victory over Nu Way Cleaners. Eddie Baker hit a homer for Chanute off Chuck Freeland and Jimmy Wilkins. Pitchers J. C. Winkler and Paul Golay worked for Chanute.
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Eddie Baker
Chuck Freeland
Jimmy Wilkins
J. C. Winkler
Paul Golay
Todd Jones
Winkler
Churchill
No Way Cleaners
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St Patrick's, UB Trinity Post Victories In Softball Night
St Patrick's remained undefeated with a 9 3 win over the Christians as UB Trinity edged Grant Avenue Baptists 17 1. Polo Perez hit a bases empty homer while Dilli added an inside the park shot. Winning battery Pete Zaragos a Snart and Max Grogan Adrian Dalton combined for strong performances. Non league games slated tonight feature Chanute All Stars vs McKinney Implement and St Patrick's vs Buffalo Sportsmen.
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Snart
Royce Wells
Davis
Don Howell
Buddy Leroy
Grant Avenue
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Adrian Dalton
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Parsons
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Gray Lumber and VFW win teener games in high scoring night
The VFW stretched its lead to two games, beating the American Legion by a run total in Junior Teener League play. Gray Lumber prevailed 21-13 over Manley Transfer as two seven run innings helped build a 15-3 lead after five, with Manley rallying late. Rich ard Edwards earned the win with 15 strikeouts over seven innings, and Charles Ballou caught. Manley Transfer’s Dave Davenport and Sandy Rush took the loss.
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Charles Ballou
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David Martin
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Wicki
Recreation Calendar Highlights for Parsons and Chanute Tonight
Tonight's events span multiple venues: American Legion-City Park hosts Parsons versus Chanute at 8:00. Senior Teener League plays at Santa Fe Park with Elks versus Self Service Grocery at 6:30, and Junior Teener League features American Legions, Gray Lumber at 8:30. Minor League rivalries run at 5:30 with Optimist Club versus Hans Flowers and Mitchell Buick versus B and H Market. Additional games include Pee Wee League at EUB Field, Rookie League at IGA Field, and multiple senior and community activities throughout the evening.
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Evans Music
Leap Frog Action In Race to Lead National League
In a tight NL race the Giants beat St Louis 4-3 behind Billy Pierce clutch relief after pitching in the seventh. The Dodgers won 5-4 over Cincinnati, snapping the Reds seven game win streak and moving into position behind the Giants and Cardinals. Denny Lemaster shut out Houston 3-0 for Milwaukee, dropping the Colts to ninth straight loss. Pierce relieved Marichal and held the Cardinals to one run in the seventh as Marichal improved to 11-3. Willie Mays, Orlando Cepeda, Ed Bailey and Jim Davenport contributed for the Giants. The Dodgers' Don Drysdale started strong but Cincinnati rallied in the eighth, before Ron Perranoski closed it out. Willie Davis hit a three run homer for the Dodgers in the 5-4 victory.
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Baseball Scores Across The League
The Associated Press reports Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 and San Francisco topped St. Louis 4 to 3 while Milwaukee defeated Houston 3 to 0. Wednesday games include Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati Houston at Milwaukee and San Francisco at St. Louis.
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Baseball Scores From Night Games
Minnesota defeated Baltimore 6 to 4 Chicago beat New York 5 to 2 Kansas City secured a 6 to 3 win over Detroit Boston won 7 to 5 against Cleveland Results from several American League matchups.
Citywide Tennis Meet Opens Under City Recreation Officials
Citywide tennis tournament set to start Monday under the City Recreation Commission. Dick Purdy announces event open to all Chanute residents. Entries due Friday at 5 p.m. with no fee. medals awarded to top three in singles and first in each doubles class.
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Dick Purdy
Chanute
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Baseball scores and standings highlights from major leagues
In a lively card, Los Angeles beat Washington 3 to 2 at home while Baltimore hosted in Los Angeles twi night. Washington faced Kansas City, Detroit played Minnesota, New York met Chicago, and Cleveland faced Boston. Minor leagues show Arkansas 7 Buffalo 5, Columbus 6 Jacksonville 0, Indianapolis 5 Atlanta 4, and Syracuse 7 Richmond with 16 innings. Pacific Coast League Denver 15 San Diego 5, Salt Lake 8 2 Seattle 3 5.
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Fight Results Across Cities Chronicle Boxing Cards
Philadelphia bout saw Joey Giar dello outpoint Sugar Ray Robinson. New Bedford match Paddy Read stopped Jimmy Connors. Sydney card had Ollie Taylor outpoint Ignacio Piña. Tokyo bout Hiroshi Kobayashi outpointed Tommy Baraj a. Dallas Johnny Brooks stopped Benito Juarez. Hollywood Wilhelm von Homberg knocked out Bobby Sands in Los Angeles.
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Dallas
Johnny Brooks
Wichita
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Bobby Sands
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Kansas Oil Output In Weekly Decline
Tulsa AP reports slight declines in several states offset by gains in four others, yielding a small US production drop last week. Crude and lease condensate averaged 7,492,750 barrels daily, down 9,325 from the prior week. Wyoming led with a 3,800 drop to 380,500 barrels. Kansas fell 1,925 to 316,225. Oklahoma down 1,900 to 576,000. Colorado rose 1,600 to 105,500.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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Tennis divisions by age and gender outlined
In male divisions singles and doubles are offered for 18 and over and 15-18. Singles exist for 13-14 and 12 and under. Female divisions include singles and doubles for 15 and over and 13-14, 11-12, and 10 and under.
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No Sighting Of Thresher
Bathyscaphe Trieste searches for the hulk of the submarine Thresher, postponed 24 hours due to minor technical problems. The first dive yielded no results though an 8,400 foot descent was deemed extremely satisfactory operationally.
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Kenneth Mackenzie
San Diego
Naval Electronics Laboratory
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