Elks Top Eureka Chanute in Slim Win at City Park
Eureka Chanute Elks beat Eureka 8 to 2 at City Park to snap a four game skid. Dean Oliver praised catcher Brian Fairchild two for four with a two run double and noted hustling defense. Paul Stanley 2 for 3 and Darrell Honas 1 for 3 added timely hits while Mike Sutcliffe pitched well despite the loss.
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Chanute Elks
Eureka
City Park
Elks
Dean Oliver
Brian Fairchild
Elk
Paul Stanley
Darrell Honas
Mike Sutcliffe
Iola
Sutcliffe
Oliver
Fairchild
Chanute
Kansas Bred futurity trials set for Eureka Downs Sunday
Eureka racing resumes with trial heats for the Kansas Bred futurity and derby finals the next Sunday along with the All-Distance Series third leg. Only state born quarterhorses eligible for the derby and futurity. Also July 4 racing features the Mayor of Eureka Handicap with trophy and substantial purse.
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Eureka
Eureka Downs
Centennial Slo-Pitch Tournament at Santa Fe Park
Chanute hosts the Centennial Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament at Santa Fe Park with 13 teams and 26 games over two days. Action begins at 9 a.m. Saturday with Humboldt vs Kustom Electronics and continues to the championship slated for 8 p.m. Sunday with a possible following game.
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Santa Fe Park
Chanute
Darrell Summers
Thad Clements
Humboldt
Kustom Electronics
Bullfroggin to Open July 1 in Kansas
The Bullfroggin sport launches July 1 as a government notice from the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. A valid Kansas fishing license is required unless exempt by law to pursue bullfrogs.
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Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Pirates blank Cardinals as Ellis, Stargell power win
Dock Ellis fired a five hitter and Willie Stargell belted his 300th career homer to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates past the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0. The Royals fell 3-2 to Oakland and then faced the Rangers in Texas with rookie Mark Littell to start next.
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Dock Ellis
Willie Stargell
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Royals
Ellis
Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Royals
Oakland A
Pirates
Rick Wise
A’s
Steve Busby
Vida Blue
Fran Healy
Kansas City
Amos Otis
Texas
Rangers
Mark Littell
Safari Ladies Day Ends With Costume Prize
Safari Public Golf Course held a Tacky Day with Mrs. Anita Morgan winning best costume. Mrs. Virginia Churchill and others won balls for guessing scores, while Mrs. Bonnie Coots earned a putts prize and Mrs. Rosie Belt for the largest score guess error.
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Safari Public
Anita Morgan
Virginia Churchill
Dee Rose
Jean Tucker
Bonnie Coots
Rosie Belt
Safari
Fast-Pitch Bean Capital Invitational Softball Opens
The Bean Capital Invitational begins in Thayer with Thayer vs Wichita Blues at 9 30 a.m. Nevada Missouri clashes Springfield Foremost Dairy at 9 45 a.m. Tulsa Smithco meets Springfield Poindexter Tile at 11 a.m. and Topeka Plantation plays Joplin Ind Electric at 1 p.m. First round ends by 1 p.m. Saturday, with games continuing until 9 45 p.m. A Sunday schedule resumes at 1 p.m. and runs every 1 hour 15 minutes until the 6 p.m. championship.
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Thayer
Wichita Blues
Nevada
Springfield Foremost Dairy
Tulsa Smithco
Springfield
Poindexter Tile
Topeka Plantation
Joplin
Ind. Electric
Erie
Koch Lumber Tops Schultz Realtors in Rookie League
Koch Furniture remains undefeated with a 6 3 victory as Gary Frederick and Philip Haight hold Schultz to one hit. Ronald Gordon belts a grand slam for Koch while Chanute Lumber jumps to 5 2 with a 23 8 rout of Naff & Bolze. Rod Burghart hits two homers for Chanute Lumber as they lead 12 3 and explode for 11 runs in the fourth.
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Koch Furniture
Schultz Realtors
Chanute Lumber
Naff & Bolze
Koch
Gary Frederick
Philip Haight
Schultz
Ronald Gordon
Terry Brazil
Natf & Bolze
Rod Burghart
Borg tops Meiler. Casals advances in Wimbledon rounds
Bjorn Borg of Sweden, aged 17, defeated Karl Meiler of West Germany 6 4 6 4 3 6 6 3 to reach the Wimbledon fourth round. Rosemary Casals of San Francisco beat England's Sue Mappin 6 3 6 4 in women's second round play.
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Wimbledon
England
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Karl Meiler
West Germany
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Sue Mappin
Industrial League Play Highlights Three Softball Victories
Nu Wa beat Ray Floor Covering 16 to 11 after an early 4 0 lead and a four run fourth inning. H K Porter defeated Merle Kelly Ford 14 to 5 aided by 20 hits and 14 runs. Dryer Shoes edged Whyte Wood 16 to 15 as Whyte Wood rallied from 16 5 down to within one before Dryer Shoes sealed the win.
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Nu Wa
Ray Floor
H.K. Porter
Merle Kelly Ford
Porter
Merle Kelly
Dryer Shoes
Whyte Wood
Dryer
Whyte
Kustom Electronics tops Wells in five innings in league play
V F W Minor League action Thursday saw Kustom Electronics defeat Wells Clothiers 17 to 7 in five innings. Dairy Queen edged Busy Bee 9 to 8 in extra innings as Kustom homered by Burghart Baughman and Vanderford. Tigers beat Hustlers 196 in Senior Division girls with Drybread and Owens homering for a 7-0 record. Woodpeckers over Road Runners 18-12 in Junior Division with Sharp and Vogel belting grand slams. Silver edged Pink 8-7 in Bantam play, Pink’s Krokstrom homered. Bombers beat Fighters 24-15 in Senior girls.
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Kustom Electronics
Wells Clothiers
Dairy Queen
Busy Bee
Tigers
Hustlers
Jo Ann Drybread
Rosemary Owens
Woodpeckers
Roadrunners
Tracy Sharp
Debbie Vogel
Silver
Jackie Krokstrom
Bombers
Fighters
Weiser Signs Neosho County Junior College Recruit Micky Weiser
Weiser of Oakley Kansas signed a basketball letter of intent for the 1973-74 season with Weiser being 61 and 165 and an all league pick in junior and senior years at Oakley High School. He was MVP at the Scon Invitational and earned honorable mention state honors for 1973. He averaged 18.2 points and 8.2 rebounds per game as a guard and forward and plans a career in auto mechanics.
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Neosho County
Lewis Mann Jr
Micky Weiser
Oakley
Kan
Weiser
Oakley High School
Micky
Mann
White Sox Dick Allen suffers leg fracture in Anaheim
Slugging first baseman Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox fractured his left leg in Anaheim on Thursday night and will miss action for about a month.
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Anaheim
Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Players dispute turf safety over synthetic fields
The NFL players union demands raw data from the Stanford Research Institute study contending no major injury difference between artificial turf and natural grass while noting higher minor injury rates on synthetic fields. Ed Garvey calls for impartial joint study, a moratorium on new installations, and CPSP standards.
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The
Players Association
National Football League
Stanford Research Institute
Ed Garvey
National Football League Players Association
Stanford
Garvey
League
Consumer Product Safety Commission
The Bargain Book offers telephony savings tips
Stretch your telephone dollar with thirty tips to maximize value. Six tips show how to save on Long Distance calls and five easy ways to shop or conduct business by phone. A telephone identification card for children’s emergencies is included. Fill out and mail the coupon to receive The Bargain Book.
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North Main
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Bob Vanderford
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