Comet Two Man Team Wins League Golf Title
The Southeast Kansas League golf championship saw Chanute's Ken Maison and Mike Ashley win the two man title with a 243 total at Chanute Country Club. Parsons, Independence, Coffeyville, Iola and Columbus trailed in order as teams and medalists were named. A foul incident marred the event when Coffeyville's Steve Knapp was struck but completed his rounds with a 114.
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Chanute
Blue Comets
Parsons
Independence
Coffeyville
Ken Maison
Mike Ashley
Malson
Ashley
Lola
Columbus
Bulldogs
Iola
Tom McKernan
Chanute Country Club
Warren Wood
Gaughn
Goodson
Steve Knapp
Knapp
Area Fishing Report From Pratt Kansas Wide Coverage
Area fishing in Kansas shows strong farm ponds and streams with good crappie and white bass in southeast areas. Reservoirs hold steady while larger rivers remain slow. notes cover Fall River, Toronto, Butler County State Lake, Lake Bluestem, Lake El Dorado, Cowley County State Lake, Neosho unit and Southeast Kansas strip pits with varying species actividad.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fall River
Toronto
Butler County
Bluestem
Lake el Dorado
Cowley County
Neosho
Crawford County State Lake
Bourbon County
Montgomery County
Woodson County
Patton and Morey Reach Amateur Finals At Pinehurst
In Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton and Dale Morey reach the North and South Amateur finals after strong semifinals. Patton defeated Wayne Jackson 4 and 3 while Morey beat Bob Allen 6 and 5 in 18 holes.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Dale Morey
Morganton
Morey
High Point
Patton
Wayne Jackson
Hampton
Bob Allen
West Hartford
Conn
Allen
Recreation Calendar Highlights Week At A Glance
Tonight a Junior High Dance Party at Launching Pad runs 7 30 to 10 p m. Monday Arts Crafts at Launching Pad 9 a m to 12 noon Open House at Launching Pad 3 30 to 5 p m St Cecilia Music Concert at Senior High Auditorium 8 p m Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Senior Citizens Covered Dish Dinner at Memorial Building 12 noon Junior High Peptown Launching Pad 7 to 10 p m Saturday Senior High Juco Open House Launching Pad 9 a m to 12 Senior High Juco Night Launching Pad 7 30 to 10 30 p m
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Highland Park Field
St. Cecilia
North Kansas City Bomb Offer to A's Fans Draws Fire
North Kansas City merchants propose using aerial bombs from a bomb site near Municipal Stadium to celebrate Athletics home runs. City officials refuse further fireworks at the stadium. Athletics GM Pat Friday says the offer is under consideration.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Municipal Stadium
Ball Park
Missouri River
Pat Friday
Athletics
Gutierrez Wins Mexican Welterweight Title
The Associated Press reports Gutierrez of Mexico stopped Raymundo Torres in Monterrey to claim the Mexican welterweight championship. Curtis Cokes was defeated by Stanley Hayward in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Stanley Kitten Hayward
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Monterrey
Mexico
Alvaro Gutierrez
Raymundo
Dodgers Beat Giants 7-1 as Mays Homers at First Base
Dodgers win game one as Willie Mays, moved to first base due to a barley horse, belts his eighth homer in 13 years. Don Drysdale fans nine over five hitters, Tommy Davis drives in four as L A tops San Francisco 7-1 before 52733. Phillies beat Milwaukee 5-3 as Richie Allen homers and doubles to extend win streak. Cubs erupt for 11-3 over Houston with grand slam by Billy Williams and a six RBI night. Roger Craig earns first win for St Louis 6-2 over Pittsburgh. Gordy Coleman and Marty Keough pace Cincinnati 4-3 over New York Mets.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Don Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Ted
Giants
Drysdale
Philadelphia
Phillies
Richie Allen
Milwaukee
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Williams
RBI
Cubs
Houston
Roger Craig
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Gordy Coleman
Marty Keough
New York Mets
Larry Jackson
Colts
Braves
Warren Spahn
Jim Bunning
Bobby Wine
Johnny Callison
Bunning
Royster Fourth In Five Team Coffeyville Relays Meet
Cha nute thinclads place fourth in a five team Coffeyville Junior High Relays held in rain. Open events included relays and 50 yard dashes across grades, with Chanute fielding strong sprint squads and Coffeyville earning 55 points to win. Next up, Southeast Kansas Junior High League Meet at Lola.
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Royster
Coffeyville
Chanute
Jay Kolber
David Crawford
Gary Hammons
Wyckoff
Steven Lynch
Chi
Pen
Kembrail
Gardner
Bartiesville
Philip Steeves
Rex Babcock
Richard Solf
Independence
Miami
Sertiesville
Grace
Bartlesville
Ben Ennis
Steven Spitzer
Jerry Peak
Jim Benson
Rover Orr
Dave Martin
John Hawley
Nover Barnett
North Place
Robert Orr
Jonn Hawley
Owen
Darrell Brown
Okla
Royster Rockets
Southeast Kansas
Lola
U Thant Expected to Delay U.N. Assembly Start
Secretary-General U Thant faces a plan to postpone the General Assembly to November 10 amid calls from nonaligned nations and U.S. interests tied to the upcoming presidential election. He will poll the 113 member nations on the request. In Sicily a priest and 16 boys drowned when a motor launch capsized during a May Day outing. 19 others were saved.
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U Thant
U.N. General Assembly
World Forum
Thant
Cairo
United States
U.S
Marsala
Sicily
Wyandotte Wins Sunflower League Track Meet
Wyandotte captured the Sunflower League track championship as Gary Folsom earned two firsts and a second. The team totaled 65 points while Shawnee Mission North was runner up with 62 and Shawnee Mission East scored 44. A wet track prevented expected records. Topeka led other teams with 28 points and 22 for Shawnee Mission West.
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Topeka
Wyandotte
Gary Folsom
Shawnee - Mission North
Shawnee-Mission East
Shawnee Mission West
Washington
Bethel
Topeka West
Battey Leads Twins Past Kansas City 10 5 in Rain Delayed game
Earl Battey powered Minnesota with a grand slam and a clutch two run single as the Twins defeated Kansas City 10 5 at Municipal Stadium. Battey left with an aching tooth after a foul tip but his homer and RBIs sparked the win. Moe Drabowsky started for Kansas City before the jam in the sixth.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City
Athletics
Battey
Minnesota
Twins
Municipal Stadium
Yankee Stadium
New New York
Washington
Cleveland
Balltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Moe Drabowsky
Rich
Rollins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Drabowsky
Jimmie Hall
Harmon Killebrew
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ford
Tom Tresh
Chi Chi Rodriguez Leads Third Round at Cham pions
Chi Chi Rodriguez tops the field at the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas with a two under par 70 to reach 139 after 36 holes. Jack Nicklaus sits two behind after a 73, weather and sand in the wind cited by players as the tough factor. Arnold Palmer stands five back with 72s as Desert Inn hosts the 12th annual event.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Chi Chi
Gary Player
South Africa
Doug Ford
George Knudson
Arnold Palmer
Desert Inn Country Club
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