Yanks Rally With 5-2 Win Over A’s As Cards Top Giants
In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Giants 3 1 while the Yankees topped the Athletics 5 2 in Kansas City. Tom Tresh homered and drove in two for New York, Jim Cosman won for St Louis, Fred Talbot defeated Oakland, and Cal Mackill and Willie McCovey provided the only runs for San Francisco.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Jim Cos
Giants
Tom Tresh
New York
Yankees
Athletics
Kansas City
Cosman
Cards
Tulsa
Ray Washburn
Ed Spiezio
Tim McCarver
Spiezio
Julian Javier
Cal Maxvill
Willie McCovey
Gaylord Perry
Fred
Tresh
A’s
Paul Lindblad
Yanks
Joe Pepitone
Bill Robinson
Ramon Webster
Rick Monday
Reggie Jackson
John Donaldson
Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Mike McCormick
Jim Hunter
Chuck Dobson
al Downing
Joe Verbanic
Baseball league leaders by batting and pitching noted
American League leaders include Frank Robinson Baltimore .336 54 runs 59 RBI 84 hits and Harmon Killebrew Minnesota 22 home runs with Carl Yastrzemski Boston 21. National League leaders show Hank Aaron Atlanta 57 runs 18 home runs and Willie Mays era peaking with players like Bob Clemente Pittsburgh 49 RBI and 93 hits. Pitching leaders list Hoyt Veale Pittsburgh 9 2 .818 and others with 7 2 records.
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F. Robinson
Balt
Yastrzemski
Bost
Kaline
Det
Killebrew
Minn
Gearew
Tovar
Campaneris
K.C
Buford
Chic
Versalles
Agee
Horlen
McGlothlin
Calif
Sparma
Lonborg Bost
Peters
Clemente
Pitt
Cepeda
St.l
Aaron
Atl
Wynn
Houst
Brock
Phillips
Veale
Lemaster
Jarvis
Hughes
Marichal
S.F
Cuellar
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Deay Estate
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court Mina Deay was appointed Executrix of Clifford A Deay deceased on June 26 1967 with Letters Testamentary issued. Creditors must present demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. John N Sherman Jr attorney for Executrix Charute Kansas Seal provided.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Clifford A. Deay
Mina Deay
Rei Names
Ning Vouy
John N. Sherman, Jr
Home Savings Building
Charute
Alberta Gough Rohate Court
First National Bank tops Ash Grove to seize sole lead
First National Bank took sole possession of first place with a 17 to 6 victory over Ash Grove at Santa Fe Park. Orley’s Cafe beat Consolidated Oil 8 to 5, and Bank of Commerce edged Merle Kelly Ford 9 to 8 in other Major League action. First National scored in every inning of the six inning game behind David Noland who pitched a complete game.
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First National Bank
Ash Grove
Santa Fe Park
Consolidated Oil
Orley
Jerry Ward
Mickey Ratliff
David Noland
First National
Recreation Calendar Schedule Highlights Local Activities
TONIGHT Jr High Band at Central Park Community Building 4 30 to 5 30 Adait Golf at Country Club Driving Range 6 30 to 8 30 Community Theater at Central Park 7 30 to 10 Wednesday Tennis Beg and Inter at City Park noon Baseball School at Highland Park softball field 9 to 12 Tot Lot Central Park 9 30 to 11 30 Baton Twirling Hutton School Grounds 3 to 5 Grade Band Central Park Community Building 4 30 to 5 30 Adult Band Central Park 6 30 to 7 30 Community Theater Launching Pad 7 30 to 10
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Jr. High
Central Park
Adait
City Park
Highland Park
Hutton
Chanute Softball Bombs In 10-Run Inning To Beat Parsons Key
The Chanute women’s softball team exploded for 10 runs in the first inning and defeated Parsons Key 17 to 7 at Highland Park Sunday night. The game ended after five innings due to the 10-run rule. Sue Upton pitched for Chanute, Donna Campbell hit a first inning homer, Judy Erickson was Chanute’s catcher. Parsons used Russell, Johnston, and Parson on the mound. The win lifts Chanute to a 4-4 season record. Iola visits Highland Park for a game with Chanute tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Chanute
Parsons Key
Highland Park
Sue Upton
Parsons
Judy Erickson
Donna Campbell
Russell
Johnston
Parson
Iola
Notice of suit for divorce in Chanute Kansas court
Mary Alice Hill filed a petition in Neosho County District Court sitting at Chanute for divorce and equitable relief against Eddie W. Hill. The respondent must plead by July 3, 1967, else a judgment by default will be entered. Attorney for petitioner is John C. Rubow of Chanute. Clerk of the district court Mary Lee Frederick.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Mary Alice Hill
Eddie W. Hill
State OF Kansas
John C. Rubow
Methodist Leads Church Softball With 9 2 Victory Over Nazarene
Methodist stays undefeated at 5 0 after a 9 2 win over Nazarene at Highland Park. G Evans earned the win for Methodist with Dunlap catching. Gary Manbeck hit a home run. Buffalo beat Knights of Columbus 17 2 in five innings as Leroy and Uden teamed on the win with Fehr taking the loss.
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Methodist
Nazarene
Highland Park
Buffalo
Knights of Columbus
G. Evans
Dunlap
Gary Manbeck
Pierce
Thompson
Sears Rout Koch Furniture in Rookie League Blowout
Sears and Roebuck routed Koch Furniture 41 to 1 at Donaldson's IGA field in the only Rookie League game. Steven Crawford scored Koch’s lone run in the third as Dave Cloke pitched the complete game for Sears. Henry Baker, Steven Carl, and Steven Crawford pitched for Koch.
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Sears & Roebuck
Koch Furniture
Donaldson
Iga Field
Steven Crawford
Koch
Dave Cloke
Sears
Mark Tucker
Henry Baker
Steven Carl
Frank Baughn, Jr
Tracy Waller
Kiwanis Club Hosts Recreation Program Meeting
Martin Ratunno director of recreation presented the Chanute Recreation Commission film on the recreation program during the Kiwanis club gathering last night at the Tioga Hotel. A new member A L Coles 9255 Western an employee of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co was installed. Jack Brown presided as president.
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Martin Ratunno
Chanute Recreation Commission
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
A. L. Coles
Western
Southwestern Bell Telphone Co
Jack Brown
Three Kansas Athletes Invited to Pan Am Trials
John Mason of Fort Hays State and Conrad Nightingale of Kansas State University earned invitations to the 3,000 meter steeplechase trials at Minneapolis July 15-16. Gary Ard of the University of Kansas was invited to the long jump, while Jim Ryan of Kansas chose not to compete. The top two in each event at Minneapolis advance to the Pan Am Games in Winnipeg July 29 to Aug 5, with Montreal August 9-10 hosting the America Europe meet for remaining qualifiers.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Kansas
Minneapolis
John Mason
Fort Hays State
Conrad Nightingale
Kansas State University
Gary Ard
University of Kansas
Jim Ryan
U.S
Winnipeg
Canada
Montreal
Palmer and Zarley share lead in Columbus Pro-Am
Arnold Palmer and Kermit Zarley both shot six under par 66 at the Columbus Invitational Pro-Am Championship to lead a field of 52 pros. The one day, 6924 yard Columbus Country Club event carried a 15 000 purse with Palmer and Zarley each winning 650. Jack Nicklaus finished with a 71.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Kermit Zarley
Columbus Country Club
Palmer
Zarley
Seattle
Wash
Columbus Dispatch Charities and Children’s Hospital
Jack Nicklaus
Disney's Market Clinches Sixth Straight Pee Wee Win
Disney's Market remained unbeaten in Pee Wee League play with a 16 to 6 win over Fowler Transport at EUB Church field. Disney's pitchers Clemens and Sutcliffe allowed 1 hit as Dobson and Woods combined on the mound. Evans caught for Fowler.
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Disney’s Market
Fowler Transport
Eub Church Field
Ross Inc
Nation Cleaners
Disney's
Fowler
John Woods
Mark Dobson
Duane Evans
Mike Clemens
Mike Sutcliffe
Jay Havorka
Boxing Fight Results Across Cities and Weights
A series of boxing outcomes from New York Walpole New Orleans Toronto San Francisco and other venues. Notable results include Pablo Lopez from Puerto Rico outpointing Angel Rivera and Albert Breau of Montreal winning the Canadian junior welterweight title. Other bouts list decisions knockouts and split sums with multiple regional fighters.
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Associated Press
New York
Pablo Lopez
Puerto Rico
Angel Rivera
Japan
Dony Tesorio
Older Young Pros of Women's Golf at USGA Open
Patty Berg and Beverly Sue Klass headline the field for the $25,000 USGA Women’s Open at the Homestead Cascades course. Berg, 49, is the oldest pro entered while Klass is 10, illustrating the wide age range among 97 pros and amateurs in the four day event. The tournament starts Thursday with a 21 minute gap at the first tee.
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Hot Springs
Patty Berg
Beverly Sue Klass
Miss Berg
Beverly Sue
Cascades
Veteran trainer Max Hirsch reported feeling very good
New Hyde Park AP says 86 year old horse trainer Max Hirsch, described as the dean of American trainers, is in Long Island Jewish Hospital after a mild heart attack last week. In New York AP notes Angel Cordero Jr. and Eddie Belmonte dominated Aqueduct racing with four and three wins respectively.
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New Hyde Park
N.Y
Max Hirsch
American Horse Trainers
Long Island Jewish Hospital
New York
Angel Cordero Jr
Eddie Belmonte
Aqueduct
Cordero
Belmonte
Ada Rice’s Stakes-Winning Colt Shipped to Illinois Farm
New York AP reports Adoca ter Ada L. Rice plans rest for the 4 year old stakes winner after shipping from New York to Mrs. Rice’s Wheaton Illinois farm.
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New York
Ada L. Rice
Kansas dairy herds urged to cull low producers for profit
Neosho county agent Fred DeLano says milk income ties to production records. Keeping DHIA tests shows low producers drain profits. some cows with higher fat yield incomes well above feed costs. The county dairy testing program begins June 30, inviting farmers to improve herds.
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Erie
Fred DeLano
Neosho County
Kansas
DHIA
DeLano
Who Will Contract Study on Kansas City Area Turnpike
Topeka AP Montgomery, director of highways, asks legal staff to decide whether the Kansas Highway Commission or the Kansas Turnpike Authority should contract for a feasibility study on a turnpike linking Johnson County suburbs with Kansas City and Leavenworth. The Finance Council authorized $40,000 for the study, and interviews by the Turnpike Authority were slated to begin July 13. If built, the turnpike would be constructed by the authority and funds returned to the Highway Department.
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Topeka
John Montgomery
Kansas Highway Commission
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas City-Leavenworth
Montgomery
State Finance Council
The
Highway Commission
Turnpike Authority
Finance Council
Highway Department
Wichita
Johnson County
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Missouri
Truck Freight Rate Increase Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission board approved rate hikes of 3 to 5 percent for central states. It marks the third notable truck rate rise this month. The suspension board may halt or allow the new rates to take effect.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central States
ICC
Central Area
Board of Suspension
Boeing Wins $1.16 Million Air Force Modification Contract
The Air Force awarded Boeing Co. 1,158,596 for modification and maintenance of B52 series aircraft. Announcement came from the office of Sen. Frank Carlson.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Co
Wichita
Kan
Frank Carlson
Area Dams Conditions Report for John Redmond Reservoir
Yesterday’s area dams report lists the John Redmond Reservoir at a normal conservation pool of 1,035.8 feet above sea level with 7200 cubic feet per second water discharge. The record notes elevations around 901.4 to Analyze indicate 948 feet and 930 unspecified figures for comparison.
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John Redmond
Cticas Ae
Dcaadecu
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Oklahoma City
Vancouver
Toronto
Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
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Bill Monbouquette
Hal Reniff
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C. C. Harris
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Steve Edwards
Orley’s Case Consolidated Oil
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Buffalo, Methodist
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Uden
Danniels
Dave Fehr
R. Berthot
Golay
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Disney’s, Ross Inc
Nation
Ross
Larry Rodgers
Robert Johnson
Jeff Galemore
Brian Gates
Chet Osburn
Danny Wilson
David Miller
Alex Mih
Ross, Inc
Disney
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Monmouth Park Track
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RCA
Mid-Continent International Airport
Hans Dows
S. Central
Boeing
Xan
Horst Bucholz
Sywa
Mario Adorf
Toronto Eee
MGM
Ertere
Den
Zebra Kotchen
Etrocolo G
Chanute Summer Theatre
Central Park Pavilion
Chanute Rec. Comm
Mr. Maxwell
Mrs. Maxwell
Connie
Betty Lou
Wilbur
Hercules
Jim Arpett
Janet Webb
Donna Tasche
Sally McDougal
Annie McDougal
Sally
Ruby Feld
Jack Acree
Mike Rutter
Wilma van Winkle
Janis Smith
Pa McDougal
Doug Lopeman
Ma McDougal
Kandi Vaughn
Willie Singletree
Tom Cloke
William Benjamin J. Slick
Richard Denton
Park Pavilion
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