Teener League Applications Due This Friday
Applications from boys interested in the Teener League baseball program are due at the schools this Friday officials said today. Only 34 have turned in so far and at least 90 are needed to form the six team league. Boys on Elks All-Stars or American Legion B teams should still sign up. Applications are available at Senior High, Junior High through Lyle Dean, and at St Patrick's Jr High.
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Parsons and Coffeyville Win Golf Tournament Here
Parsons won the four man event and Coffeyville won the two man after a playoff at the Chanute Invitational. Coffeyville and Iola tied 157 in regulation, Coffeyville prevailed. Medalist was Gary Clark of Parsons with 75. Comet squad heads to Independence Friday for SEK League meet.
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Parsons
Coffeyville
Chanute High School
Iola
Fort Scott
Independence
Pittsburg
Caney
Chanute
Gary Clark
Comets
Randy Bauer
Steve Ashley
Dick Kelly
Tom Cloke
Kerry Haines
Don Noland
Comet
A's Home, Cards Lose As Oakland Opens Season at Home
The Kansas City Athletics return home to Municipal Stadium for a twi light doubleheader with the Washington Senators. Lew Krausse and Catfish Hunter start for the A's while Jim Hannan and Pete Richert work for Washington. The Cardinals, seeking a win, dropped an 8-5 game to Pittsburgh as Manny Mota drove in three runs and Roberto Clemente added two. Cincinnati pitcher Jim Malone faces Bob Gibson in St. Louis tonight.
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Kansas City Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
A’s
Friendly Municipal Stadium
Washington Senators
Lew Krausse
Jim
Catfish
Pittsburgh
Manny Mota
Roberto Clemente
Cincinnati
Jim Malone
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
John Redmond
W. L. Pet. G
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Fall River
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Los Angeles
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W. L. Pet G
Detroit
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Baltimore
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
California
Conacher Released After Throat Cancer Operation
Hockey Hall of Fame member Charlie Conacher is out of the hospital after throat cancer surgery on April 3. In Davis Cup action, Argentina swept Venezuela behind Julian Gonzabal and Eduardo Soriano. Luxembourg led Ireland in a fifth match halted at dusk. Manuel Ycaza faces a 15 day suspension after a disqualification at the Grey Lag Handicap.
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Charlie Conacher
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Hockey Hall of Fame
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Venezuela
Julian Gonzabal
Eduardo Soriano
Gonzabal
Jorge Andrews
Soriano
Humphrey Hose
Mondorf
Luxembourg
Ireland
Thierry Brassier
Peter Jackson
New York
Panama
Manuel Ycaza
Advocator
Moontrip
Braves name Felipe Alou No 3 catcher this spring
The Atlanta Braves list Felipe Alou as No 3 catcher this spring while he also serves as the regular first baseman. The arrangement marks a two position role for the veteran player as the team prepares for the season.
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Atlanta Braves
Felipe Alou
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
Normal conservation pool readings given for John Redmond and adjacent bodies listed in feet above sea level. Data shows values around 898 to 1040 feet with variations likely from measurement notes.
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John Redmond
Bouge
Evdckives
Baseball scores from coast leagues and rain delays
In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver defeated Spokane 2 to 0. In the International League Richmond beat Rochester 4 to 3 while Jacksonville 4 Syracuse 0. Buffalo at Toledo postponed due to rain.
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Vancouver
Spokane
Richmond
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toledo
Nicklaus Watson Match In Topeka Exhibition Golf
Pro star Jack Nicklaus and 17 year old Tom Watson each shot 74 at Topeka Country Club in a windswept exhibition. Bill McDonald finished 82 and Jean Ashley 87, with Ashley the 1965 U S Women's Amateur champion and McDonald the 1964 National Public Links champion.
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Topeka
Kan
Topeka Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Kansas City
Bill McDonald
Jean Ashley
Chanute
U. S
McDonald
Miss Ashley
Gale Sayers Twists Ankle in Park Workout
Chicago Bears star Gale Sayers twisted his right ankle stepping in a hole during a park workout near his home. Initial fears of a break were ruled out by X rays, and he was placed in a walking cast.
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Chicago
Kansas University
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Bears
Laundry Is Proposed for Oil-Soaked Ducks
A Trenton company demonstrated an ultra high frequency cleaning process to de oil oil covered American Black Ducks after a major oil spill off the New Jersey coast. The method uses bubbles and shock waves to scrub oil from feathers and requires reconditioning with lanolin. Oscar the duck is now at a zoo under observation to see if natural oils can recover.
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Trenton
N.J
Oscar
Jersey
Alcar, Instruments Corp
Royster Junior High Dominates 7th Grade Invitational Track Meet
Royster Junior High wins the 7th Grade Invitational track meet at Royster Stadium with 48 points, led by Breck Churchill who swept the 100 and 220 yards and the 440 yard relay quartet Evans Abbuehl Martin Churchill. Independence takes second 43 to 42 over Coffeyville, with Iola 14.5, Ottawa 12, and Parsons 3 scoring. The Rockets head to Coffeyville Friday for SEK League action.
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Royster
Royster Stadium
Independence
Coffeyville
Iola
Ottawa
Parsons
Rockets
Breck Churchill
Darrell Cook
Dan Evans
Chris Abbuehl
Danny Martin
Churchill
Evans
Abbuehl
Jim Wilkins
Darrel Cook
Jim Reeves
Danny Cox
Roger Tucker
Rick Rutter
Cook
Reeves
Randy Black
Martin
Tiny Town Bids For Pan-Am Event
Champ MO population 50 near St Louis wins U S Olympic Committee bid to host 1971 Pan American Games. Plan includes a sports complex with a 1 1/2 mile track and 100 acre infield plus pari mutuel betting to fund the project. Leader Bill Bangert led drive amid legislative betting debates. project cost about 200 million dollars.
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T. Louis
Champ
St. Louis
Hazelwood
U.S. Olympic Committee
U.S
Bangert
Last Whooping Cranes Leave for Canada
The last two of the 45 wild whooping cranes that wintered along the Texas Gulf Coast departed for nesting grounds in Canada. Officials said the final pair left around April 26, with the first six birds departing Easter and 26 more on March 31. Residents along the migration path are urged not to harm the birds.
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Texas Gulf Coast
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Interior Department
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Great Slave Lake
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Alberta
Aransas
Bowling Scores and Player Highlights From Local League
The report lists team scores for Lucky Strike League entries including Holcomb & Solomon, Self Service Grocery, Litwin’s, Jeff’s Foodliner, Ku Ku Burger Bar, and Fursman Chrysler with high game and player tallies. Notable names include Clifford, Carter, Simmons, De Vries, Rhodes, Brenner, and Maye with brief notes on past major league experience.
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Cook
Self Soc
Rhodes
Brenner
Hicmb
Simn
Carter
Holcomb & Solomon
Clifford
Fursman
Jeff's Foodliner
Lyle Fursman Chrysler
Simmons
de Vries
Norris
Fight Results From New Orleans Worcester and Sydney
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia outpointed Herschel Jacobs of White Plains in New Orleans. Pedro Agosto of Puerto Rico knocked out Charlie Austin of San Diego and Rollie Penaroya of Stockton in Worcester. Rocky defeated Romy Guelas in Sydney and Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles stopped Jose Garcia in Las Vegas.
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New Orleans
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
N.Y
Worcester
Mass
Pedro Agosto
Puerto Rico
Charlie Austin
San Diego
Rollie Penaroya
Stockton
Calif
Lupe Gonzales
Agua Caliente
Mex
Drew
Sydney
Australia
Rocky
Romy Guelas
Philippines
Las Vegas
Dwight Hawkins
Los Angeles
Jose Garcia
College Results in Golf and Tennis Across Several Matches
Maryville St defeats Warrensburg St 12 to 6 while Kirksville St beats Lincoln U 10 to 8 and William Jewell tops Drury 914 to 842 in golf. Tennis results show Fort Hays St edging Kearney Neb 6 to 1.
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Maryville St
Warrensburg St
Kirksville St
Lincoln U
William Jewell
Drury
Fort Hays St
Kearney
Neb
Allan Hanson Earns Athletic Scholarship to Texas A&M
Allan Wayne Hanson son of Lawrence Hanson formerly of Chanute now Kemah Texas received a full athletic scholarship to Texas A and M Bryan Texas. He helped Clear Creek High reach the state quarterfinals, played both sides of the ball and earned All District honors. Hanson is a National Merit Scholarship finalist in the top one percent of his class. He is the grandson of Mrs J A Hanson Rose and Mr and Mrs C M Osher and a great grandson of Mrs Vina Barnes of Erie.
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Allan Wayne Hanson
Lawrence Hanson
Chanute
Kemah
Texas
Texas A & M
Bryan
Hansons
Clear Creek High School
Hanson
J. A. Hanson
Rose
C. M. Osher
Humboldt
Brazoria
Vina Barnes
Erie
Kansas and Missouri Universities Win Public Health Service Grants
Four universities in Kansas and Missouri receive Biomedical Sciences support grants totaling 75 404 for the University of Kansas 38 077 for Kansas State University 47 437 for the University of Missouri and 66 538 for Washington University. Grants announced by congressional members from both states.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Public Health Service
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas State University
Manhattan
University of Missouri
Columbia
Washington University
St. Louis
Congress
Check-a-Child Playground opening in Union Square
New York City Parks Department will open a Check-a-Child Playground in Union Square Park in June. Mothers can leave children under supervision for 25 cents for the first three hours and a dollar per additional hour. unclaimed kids go to a police station.
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New York
Parks Department
August Heckscher
Union Square Park
14Th Street
Kentucky Derby Field Looks Set Says Derby Trial In Sight
Many Derby eligibles appeared poised for Saturday's race at Churchill Downs with jockey decisions unsettled for a few mounts. Cool Reception and Lightning Orphan led entries in the Derby Trial as weights were set and workouts completed. Damascus and Successor prepared for stronger workouts as Derby plans tightened.
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Louisville
Patrice Jacobs
Darby Dan Farm
Proud Clarion
Churchill Downs
Cool Reception
William Seitz
Vincent Reid
Lou Cavalaris
Monay
Damascus
Ruben
Hal Steele Jr
Barbs Delight
John Devine
Freeman Keyes
Chanute Tribune Want Ads May 2 1967
Classifieds from the Chanute Tribune dated Tuesday May 2 1967 present a collection of sale, employment, and personal notices. Readers find job opportunities, items for sale, and community messages typical of mid 1960s local newspaper classifieds.
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