Detroit Keeps Pace At Top With Yanks
Don Messi pitched a two hitter to a 6-0 win over Washington as Detroit remained tied with the Yankees for the American League lead after New York beat Minnesota. Baltimore edged Los Angeles 8-7 in 13 innings behind Ron Hansen and Gus Triandos. Mantle hit his 9th homer for the Yankees. Whitey Ford started, Jim Coates finished, and Ned Garver took the loss for Cleveland.
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Reds blank Phillies as Giants beat Cubs and Adcock helps Milwaukee
Joe Jay pitched a one hit shutout for the Reds in a 4-0 win over Philadelphia as Cincinnati extended its win streak to five. San Francisco moved a full game ahead of idle Pittsburgh by routing the Cubs 9-3. Milwaukee edged Los Angeles 10-6 in 10 innings with Adcock driving in the decisive runs on a bases loaded homer. May 25, a Little League graduate, had a standout seven season span with Milwaukee before being traded to the Reds for Roy McMillan last December.
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Weather Delays Area Track and Golf Schedules
Continuous rainfall forces postponements across multiple meets including Chanute Grade School event now moved to May 17 and Royster Fredonia junior high dual meet rescheduled for Monday. SEK League meets at Coffeyville Pittsburg and Doane events also affected as officials await revised dates.
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Mineral Belt League
Golfer Hebert Leads Champions Field in Las Vegas
Jay Hebert, popular pro golfer, shot a 66 to lead the 52,000 Tournament of Champions after the first round in Las Vegas. He faced a strong 40 mph wind as part of a 25-player field and showed progress after taking lessons on shot making.
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Las Vegas
Jay Hebert
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Split Season On Squirrels Is Explained
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission explains the split squirrel hunting season. First half April 15 to May 31, second half Sept 1 to Nov 30. Gestation and suckling periods mean most litters are independent when hunting occurs, reducing impact on mother squirrels.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Baseball Scores Around The Leagues In AP Recap
The Associated Press reports standings led by Detroit and New York both at 12 5 and 12 8 with strong showings from Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City and Boston in the American League. Thursday results include Baltimore 8 Los Angeles 7 in 13 innings and Detroit 6 Washington while New York 5 Minnesota 2. Multiple games listed for Friday Saturday and Sunday among the AL and other leagues with several doubleheaders and postponed contests.
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Carry Back Is 5-2 Choice To Win Derby
Johnny Longden brings Four and Twenty to Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby as Carry Back holds 5-2 odds. The Canadian entry Flutterby and Crozier also gain support, with trainer Vance Longden guiding Four and Twenty, while Carry Back seeks a Florida conquest to add to his winter form.
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Churchill Downs
Longden
Alberta
Frank McMahon
Max Bell
Vance
Carry Back
Crozier
Florida
Teener League Sets Teams Schedules and Managers
Teener League managers and officials named team members for six teams with about 88 players aged 13 to 15. Six sponsors include American Legion and VFW. Double headers three nights weekly at Royster Stadium begin June 5 with a 15 game season ending around August 1 to prep football field.
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Ellis, Naff and Bolze Hardware
Olson's
Self Service Grocery
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Herb Washburn
Olson
Royster Stadium
Team Rosters and Members Listed for Local Leagues
The document lists team rosters for American Legion, Biks, Naff & Bolze, Olson's, Self Service, and VFW. Each team shows managers, assistants, and players including Frank Sinclair Everett James Eddie Lindblad Richard Boyas Dane Williams Gary Johnson Gary Lopeman Randy Haines Ronnie Briley Dale Steinman Don Everly Larry Cypert Frankie Tichnor Bob Crumrine Roger Salice Joe Jacobs Tom Mitchell David Lindblad Leonard Anderson Timmy Mitchell Stanley Mintz Patrick Smith Ronald Chase Stanley Friederion Melvern King Harold King Steve Moon Bill Summers Donald Potter Stan Led Whitworth Steven Churchill Charles Sen Naff & Bolze Gary Bonny Ray Christiansen Mike Bonny Darry DuRossette Billy Stevenson Richard Stipp Cecil Matlock David Rule Bob Sonntag Bobby Ellison Gary Holloway Denny Senseney Randy Richman Steve Walker Roba Kern Jr Bob Golay Charles ern Olson's Herb Washburn Bill Goodwin George Lopeman Robert Hill Stephen Alcock Don OConnor Barry Jordan Byron Hoffman Bill Harmon Mike King Ken Maison Dan Matlock Bruce Ward Richard Durham Wayne Washburn Self Service continues with Keith Schmitt Bill Roberts as manager and assistant. Carter Bohling, Dick Wiggans, Doug Drisdell, Ralph Cameron Jr, Jerry Craig Gien Layman Michael Ammerman Lyle Briley Dennis Halil Tony De La Torre Mike Mitchell Fred Midcap Tom Arthur Dennis Niver Stephen George.
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Frank Sinclair
Jay T. Johnson
Everett James
Eddie Lindblad
Richard Boyas
Dane Williams
Gary Johnson
Gary Lopeman
Randy Haines
Ronnie Briley
Dale Steinman
Don Everly
Larry Cypert
Frankie Tichenor
Bob Crumrine
Roger Salice
Naff & Bolze
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Mgr
Ray Christiansen
Mike Bonny
Darry DuRossette
Billy Stevenson
Richard Stipp
Cecil Matlock
David Rule
Bob Sonntag
Bobby Ellison
Gary Holloway
Denny Senseney
Randy Richman
Steve Walker
Roba Kern Jr
Bob Golay
Charies Ern
VFW
Carter Bohling
Dick Wiggans
Doug Drisdell
Ralph Cameron Jr
Jerry Craig
Gien Layman
Michael Ammerman
Lyle Briley
Dennis Halil
Tony de la Torre
Mike Mitchell
Fred Midcap
Tom Arthur
Dennis Niver
Stephen George
Chanute Tribune local notices and publishing info
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Chanute Kansas with staff roles, subscription rates, and mailing information. It notes evenings printing except Sunday and second class post office status, with distribution in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and Kansas outside these counties.
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Chanute
Kas
Kansas
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Classified Advertising Rates Per Word
Rates listed for 1 day to 24 days ads with minimums and discounts. Blind ads cost 25 cents extra. Contract rates offered to regular advertisers. Orders due by 10 a.m. for same day publication. contracts by 2 p.m. prior day. Rates apply within The Tribune trade area.
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the Tribune
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Tribune
Bit and Spur Saddle Club Meeting Notice
Notice lists a Monday May 6 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Building court room and calls all members to attend. It also mentions a week only price sale at The Savings Shop on East Elm and an Alcoholics Anonymous box mailing address.
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Bit and Spur Saddle Club
Memorial Building
East Elm
Derby Trial Mile Race Odds and Purses
Derby Trial mile Tuesday odds name Sherlock Dr Miller Globemaster among horses given consideration. If all 15 parade to the post the race will gross 163000 dollars with 120500 to the winner.
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Sherlock
Ethel D. Jacobs
Dr. Miller
Globemaster
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