Night of twists as Luplow saves Indians in 6-4 win
Al Luplow made a spectacular diving catch to rob Dick Williams’ bid for a three run homer in the eighth, preserving Cleveland’s 6-4 victory over Boston. Vic Power punched Detroit pitcher Phil Regan and was ejected as Minnesota beat the Tigers 10-6, closing within three games of first. Ray Herbert’s five-hitter powered the White Sox past the Yankees 6-0, tightening the pennant race. Washington, Washington, and Pittsburgh also posted wins in a day of league action.
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Associated Press
al Luplow
Vic Power
Luplow
Cleveland
Dick Williams
Boston
Power
Minnesota
Detroit
Phil Regan
Tigers
Twins
New York
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Hall
Harmon Kille
Yankees
Ray Herbert
Killebrew
Rich Ros
White Sox
Washington
Jim King
Don Zimmer
Hobie Landrith
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lins
Zoile Versailles
Jim Perry
Terry Fox
Jim Boulton
Herbert
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders list top hitters and pitchers with names, teams, and figures. Malzone Boston 346 average and 91 hits. Wagner Los Angeles 340 and 89 hits. Allison Minnesota 51 runs and 52 RBIs. Kaline Detroit 50 RBIs. Hinton Washington 10 triples. Stuart Boston 17 home runs. Aparicio Baltimore 19 steals. Ra dors Boston 61 decisions. Ford New York 11 3. Pizarro Chicago 97 strikeouts. Bunning Detroit 91.
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Malzone
Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Kaline
Detroit
Wagener
Power and
Versaries
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Fregosi
Stuart
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Ra‘datz
Ford
New York
Pizarro
Chicago
Bunning
Baseball Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
Batting leaders include Davis of Los Angeles at .338 and White, Groat tied at .334 for St. Louis with multiple players among top hitters. Hitting figures also feature Aaron with 57 runs and 55 RBIs, White 100 hits, Groat 98, and Pinson 11 triples. Pitching: Koufax and Marichal tied for seven decisions, Koufax 129 strikeouts, Drysdale 119.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
White
Groat
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
Javier
Pinson
Cincinnati
Chicago
Skinner
Banks
Cepeda
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Chanute Legion rallies to beat Fort Scott 4 3 in late frame
Chanute American Legion slips past Fort Scott 4 3 with two outs in the final frame. Gary Howell kept Fort Scott to three runs on eight hits while Tom Swan Bruce Benson and Keith Cochran delivered key hits including a late double by Swan to seal the comeback.
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Methodists
Chanute
Fort Scott
Swan
Benson
Cochran
Bob Cavins
Ronnie Brigames
Sailors
Ludlum
Cooper
Gary Howell
Tom Swan
Bruce Benson
Keith Cochran
David Cooper
Methodists Halt St. Pat's in Church Softball League
St Patrick s suffered a 4 1 loss as the Methodists moved to 5 3 while St Pat s led the league at 9 1 Grant Avenue Baptist beat First Baptist 9 8 to climb to third at 5 4 Merv Snowden homered for the Methodists Harley Pence allowed seven hits by the Methodists Gary Steele and Ray Bonilla caught for St Patrick s Don Howell and Bud Leroy pitched for the losers Jim McCoy and Jim Woods toed the mound for the winners Scoring by innings shows St Patrick s 1 0 4 1 and The following night Up Trinity and the Presbyterians were set to play after a girls game between Chanute and Columbus.
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St. Patrick's
Methodists
St. Pat's
First Baptist
Grant Avenue Baptist
Trinity
Presbyterians
Chanute
Columbus
Methodist
Gary McKenzie
St Patrick's
Harley Pence
Gary Steele
Ray Bonilla
Merv Snowden
First Baptists
Bill Hempen
Umbarger
Don Howell
Bud Leroy
Jim McCoy
Jim Woods
Chanute Legion Opens Topeka Trip For Three CGF Games
Chanute American Legion, riding a 16-5 season mark, heads to Topeka for a three game set with CGF Grain at Oakland Billard Park. Games scheduled for 8 pm Saturday and 1 pm and 3 pm Sunday with overnight at Pointer Motel. Manager Herbert Washburn accompanies the team. six games remain before July 10 and the district tournament runs July 16 20 at Columbus.
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Chanute American Legion
Topeka
CGF Grain
Oakland Billard Park
Pointer
Herbert Washburn
Chanute
Columbus
Coffeyville
Recreation Calendar Tonight at Chanute and Santa Fe Parks
Senior Teener League Santa Fe Park Naff and Bolze Hardware play Ellis at 8:30. Junior Teener League Santa Fe Park VFW versus Manley Transfer at 6:30. Pee Wee EFUB Field Churchill's vs Johnson's Studio. Minor League City Park Wells Clothiers against Hans Flowers G. B and H Market vs Busy-B Cafe. Rookie League EUB Field Montgomery Ward vs Evans Music at 5:30. Women's Softball Highland Park Chanute Blue Jays vs Columbus at 7:30. Church Softball Highland Park UB Trinity versus Presbyterians at 9.00. Senior High Adult Summer Band Royster Music Room 6:30 to 7:30 pm. American Legion Chanute at Topeka 8:00. Senior Baseball Santa Fe Park Papst vs Leroy at 6:45 Beck vs Ranabargar at 9:00. Major League Highland Park First National Bank vs Bank of Commerce at 7:00. Orley's Cafe vs Merle Kelly Ford at 9:00. Women's Softball Chanute Blue Jays at Erie 8:00. Men's Softball Chanute All Stars at Fort Scott 8:00. Cycle Club City Park. Senior High Jace Dane Launching Pad 8:30 to 11:30 pm.
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EUB Field
Montgomery Ward
Evans Music
Highland Park
Chanute Blue Jays
Columbus
Ub-Trinity
Presbyterians
Royster Music Room
American Legion
Chanute
Topeka
Santa Fe Park
Papst
Leroy
Beck
Ranabargar
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Orley's Cafe
Merle Kelly Ford
Erie
Chanute All- Stars
Fort Scott
City Park
Jace Dane
Fight Results and Pacific Coast League Scores
In Richmond Larry Boardman out pointed Rocky Randell in a 140 to 144 bout. Valdez stopped Alba in Los Angeles, and results from the Pacific Coast League show Oklahoma City 4 Spokane 0, Dallas Fort Worth 5 Portland 4, Salt Lake 8 Seattle 6, Hawaii 3, and Tacoma 2.
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Richmond
Larry Boardman
Jacksonville
Fla
Rocky Randell
Miami
Los Angeles
Danny Valdez
Paul Alba
San Antonio
Tex
Oklahoma City
Spokane
Dallas-Fort Worth
Portland
Salt Lake
Seattle
Hawaii
Tacoma
Santa Fe Employees rout Koch Furniture in Rookie League
Santa Fe Employees dominated Koch Furniture 19 to 3 to seal early lead in the Rookie League after both teams opened 6-1. Bradley Davidson pitched the win with Mike Abbott and Scott West as catchers. West hit a homer as Koch Furniture used three pitchers and three catchers. Scoring by innings showed Koch Furniture limited to 1 and 3 runs in early frames while Santa Fe tallied 4 and 19 across the game.
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Santa Fe
Koch Furniture
Montgomery Ward
Evans
Bradley Davidson
Mike Abbott
Scott West
West
Tom Wheat
Jerry Ward
Virgil Reed
Steve de la Torre
Darrel Baughn
Ward
Newcomers Lead Cleveland Open As Open Field Thins
Two first year contenders shake up the $110,000 Cleveland Open with Bill Eggers of Henderson Nevada shooting 66 to tie for lead alongside Gary Plaver and Bo Wininger. Clyde Grant Mullins from India California also posts a strong round in a field of 150 chasing the $22,000 first prize. Eggers, 30, is a late bloomer who turned pro at 17 and has four children while Mullins hails from Kentucky.
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Cleveland
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Clyde
Moon
Grant Ave
Mullins
India
Calif
Kentucky
Hills
Eggers
Gary Plaver
Oklahoma City
Bo Wininger
Plaver
Wininger
Optimists and Wells Win Tight Minor League Games
Wells Clothiers pulled even atop the Minor League standings by edging Busy-B Cafe 14 to 13 after a seven-run fourth. Optimists defeated Mitchell Buick 9 to 7 in a game with only one official hit counted, as Wells benefited from six Mitchell errors. John Rausch and Wayne Morrison homered for Wells, with Morrison catching. Mark Alonzo and Ralph Ponce pitched for Wells. Stan Maring and J. D. Baughn earned the win for Optimists with Alan Penner catching.
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Wells Clothiers
Mitchell Buick
Busy-B
Wells
John Rausch
Wayne Morrison
Mark Alonzo
Ralph Ponce
Morrison
Larry Romine
Lonnie Wilson
Ronald Raple
Stan Maring
J. D. Baughn
Alan Penner
Mitchell
Peterson
Galen Morrison
Gerald Morris
Clothiers
Hans Flowers
B&h Market
Chanute Blue Jays Rally Past Cherryvale 20 16 In Softball
Chanute Blue Jays outslug Cherryvale 20 to 16 to improve to 8 1 in league play and 9 3 overall. Evelyn Larson and Sue Brown pitched for Chanute with Linda Rice catching as Cherryvale’s Barbara Whinery and Janette Leahen worked the battery. Chanute hosts Columbus at 7 30 tonight.
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Cherryvale
Chanute Blue Jays
Chanute
Columbus
Evelyn Larson
Sue Brown
Linda Rice
Barbara Whinery
Janette Leahen
Cherryvale Battery
Chanute Lumber Edges Nation's Cleaners 8 7 in Pee Wee League
Chanute Lumber edged Nation's Cleaners 8 to 7 to move within one game of league leader John's Studio. Pitchers J C Winkler Eddie Baker and Paul Golay guided the winners with catchers Todd Jones and Winkler. Losers were David Christiansen and John Serrato with Bruce Bright catching. Churchill's tangles with John's Studio set for this evening.
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J. C. Winkler
Eddie Baker
Paul Golay
Todd Jones
Winkler
David Christiansen
John Serrato
Bruce Bright
Churchill
Johnson
Advertising notices and local services in Independence KS
An assortment of help wanted and service ads list offerings from a water safety instructor in Opel’s Sandwich Shop to a detective inquiry line, carpentry and painting by contract, electric sewer and plumbing, rug cleaning and recoloring, and dozer service. Contacts include Helen Anderson, ED 11-2572, and H. L. Sweaney Electric.
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Independence
Kansas
Recreation Club highlights cycling and archery events
Cycle Club events include a bike hike at City Park starting 10 a.m. with all ages invited and side roads used. Archery instruction for girls 9:30 to 10:30 at Royster Stadium field by Helen Anderson with Ray Zumalt assisting. A free Pee Wee and Rookie League swim is set for 10:15 to 11:30 at Municipal Pool. Final day to sign up for city tennis tournament noted.
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Chanute Tin Craft
Mona.m
Monkey Island
Royster Stadium
Helen Anderson
Ray Zumalt
Keith Maring
Martin Rotunno
Torkays
Semifinals Set in Kansas Women's Golf Tournament
In Manhattan Kansas AP report Pat Rubelee of Kansas City faces Mrs Paul Graham of El Dorado and Mrs Ray Harris of Wichita plays Diane Wilson of Kansas City in the semifinals after Thursday quarterfinals saw Rubelee beat Overland Park’s Miss Hyde 3 and 1 Graham upended Coffeyville’s Mrs Kenneth Grigsby 2 and 1 Harris defeated Salina’s Mrs Howard Dunham 3 and 2 and Wilson defeated Junction City’s Mrs Ralph Coover 6 and 4.
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Manhattan. Kan
Pat Rubelee
Kansas City
Paul Graham
el Dorado
Ray Harris
Wichita
Diane Wilson
Rubelee
Thomas Hyde
Overland Park
Graham
Kenneth Grigsby
Coffeyville
Harris
Howard Dunham
Salina
Miss Wilson
Ralph Coover
Junction City
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