Cubs Crush Cardinals in 12-4 rout
Chicago piled up 15 hits off five St Louis pitchers to beat the Cardinals 12-4 Friday night. Tim McCarver's three passed balls and miscues aided the Cubs as Cardinal errors and errors on the bases preceded a decisive fourth inning.
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Rich man's hunting club sparks Kansas debate
Kansas University law student Jim C James challenges a Missouri led plan to lease 10 000 acres in southeast Kansas for quail hunting memberships at 100 a year He warns the scheme could shrink land access for average hunters and questions its impact on farming neighbors He favors public lands and higher licensing funding to protect the outdoor heritage.
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Albers Wins Collegiate Golf Championship at Florida
Roberta Albers, 18, a University of Miami freshman from Tampa, captured the Women's Collegiate Golf Championship in Gainesville with a 12 and 11 victory over Rhonda Glenn of Lake Worth. The youngest champion in the 21-year history, she won 16 of 25 holes and finished three over par 76 for the first 18, level par later.
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Bold Ruler Sire Bold Lad Banked Big Career Wins
Bold Ruler, sire of Bold Lad, compiled 23 victories in 33 starts and earned $764,205. In 1958 he ranked ninth on the money winning list.
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Parent Child Tennis Meet Canceled For Lack Of Players
The parent child tennis tournament scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled due to insufficient participation. Recreation Superintendent Martin Rotunno announced the cancellation and said makeup games for rained out VFW Little League contests next week will be scheduled.
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Gray Independence Here Tomorrow
Chanute Gray Lumber announced a non league game with the Independence Cubs at City Park set for 8 p.m. tomorrow following Chanute's 2 p.m. league game at Nowata Oklahoma.
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Elks All-Stars Nip Manhattan Twice Here
The Chanute Elks All-Stars beat Manhattan 3-2 in seven innings and 2-1 in four. David Holloway struck out 12 in seven, facing Janovec who had not lost in two years, with key Chanute hits by Sandage and Holloway. Jim Davis earned the second win with two innings, aided by Sandage's late relief.
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Methodists and EUB win in church league softball actions
The Methodists as second place team rallied to beat Grant Avenue Baptist 13 to 11 in five innings as time ended. EUB then defeated Nazarene 19 to 13 in a high scoring game.
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Teener League Recaps Gray Lumber and Olson's Victors
Gray Lumber remains unbeaten at 6-1 after a 15-1 win over Fowler Transport while Olson's edged Self Service 4-3 to grab sole possession of second place. Gray Lumber's Jerry Bussell earned the win with eight strikeouts. Olson's Mike King and Dean Oliver pitched to a victory as Self Service committed late errors.
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Montgomery Ward Tops Sears in Rookie League Battle
Montgomery Ward defeated Sears and Roebuck 10 to 7 to improve to 3-0 while Sears dropped to 4-1. Kenny Clark earned the win, Dale Berg caught, and Kim Kuhn took the loss with Johnny Leatherman behind the plate. The game featured four Montgomery Ward runs in the top of the final inning.
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Chanute Weekend Sports Schedule with Five Games
Five games are planned for Chanute teams this weekend including three baseball and two softball contests with out of town opponents. The American Legion team hosts Topeka CGF Grain at City Park tonight and Chanute aims to break a three game skid. Bruce Benson is slated to start on the mound. Chanute Oilers softball faces St Paul at Highland Park tonight as well. Tomorrow two more baseball games send the Legion to Bartlesville and Gray Lumber 2-by-4s to Nowata, while Chanute girls softball meets Parsons Queens at Highland Park.
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Chanute Shuts Out Manhattan 3 2 In Return Game Preview
Chanute scored two runs in the second on a Benson single an error a squeeze bunt by Davis and an error. Gary Scott had the other Chanute hit a third inning single. Um scheid took the loss as Manhattan won 2 1 3 0 1. Chanute will travel to Manhattan for a return game next Friday manager Bob McCready said.
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Busy Bee, Hans Win In Minors
Busy Bee Cafe outscored Taylor's Fireworks 21 to 0 as two eight run innings fueled the win and C. C. Harris pitched a complete game shutout with Mike Abbott behind the plate. Home runs by Larry Romine Paul Smith and Richard Cole helped the winners. Hans Flowers beat Mitchell Buick 13 to 6 behind a strong pitching trio and two David Magner home runs.
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Michigan State sophomores win Big Ten wrestling titles
Don Behm and Jeff Richard son of Michigan State won Big Ten wrestling championships last winter, capturing top honors for the Spartans and boosting their program’s standing.
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