A's Stay in Lead But Lose to BoSox
In a split MLB day, the A's held a lead but fell 3-2 to the Red Sox as Boston tightens in the AL. Morehead won for Boston with two homers for Dave Morehead, while Pascual pitched well for Minnesota but Yankees lost 4-1. Detroit cruised 12-4 over Baltimore and Cleveland beat Los Angeles 4-3.
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Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Bill Freeham
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Pascual
Miami
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Mickey Mantle
Maris
Lenny Green
Ralph Terry
Vic Power
Morehead
A’s
Dick Radatz
Frank Malzone
Chuck Schilling
Tigers
Orioles
Freehan
Tom Sturdivant
Pittsburgh
Angels
Bo Belinsky
Dick Donovan
The
Angeles
Barry Latman
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago
Chuck Hinton
Sox
Chateaugay Wins Derby In Easy Fashion At Louisville
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay of Darby Dan Farm dominates the field at Churchill Downs in the $151,400 Derby. Jockey Braulio Baeza steers the long shot to victory as Never Bend Candy Spots and On My Honor follow. trainer Jimmy Conway predicts peak performance next fall. The win earns $108,900 and moves Chateaugay toward the Preakness as the big three falter in the stretch.
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Chateaugay
Son
Swaps
Darby Dan Farm
Churchill Downs
Jimmy Conway
Braulio Baeza
Never Bend
Candy Spots
Cain Hoy
Rex Ellsworth
Ambush Stable
On My Honor
Greentree Stable
No Robbery
Baltimore
Pimlico
Braulio
Conway
Cards Reds Split Giants Up Down Bucs Hold Lead
Baseball recap notes Cubs rising from jokes to fourth place as they beat Milwaukee 3-2 led by Merritt Ranen and Lindy McDaniel closing out series wins. Giants briefly led by beating the Mets at the Polo Grounds then lost the second game as Willie Mays homered and Carl Willey shut down the lineup. Dodgers and Phillies trades and balks clash with Cubs, Reds, Giants, and Mets pursuing division pace amid a busy three day stretch.
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Reds
Giants
Bucs
Cubs
Bob Kennedy
Milwaukee
Merritt Ranen
Houston Colt
Lindy McDaniel
Ron Santo
Polo Grounds
Carl Willey
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Galen Cisco
Mets
Jim O'Toole
Cardinals
Gene Oliver
Bill Henry
Jim Owens
Warren Giles
John Bateman
Philadelphia
Dick Farrell
Phils
Wes Covington
Recreation Calendar Highlights For Week
Today events include Women's Arts and Crafts at Launching Pad from 9 30 am to 4 pm and Men's Fitness at Royster Junior High from 7 to 9 pm. Tuesday features Chanute Cycle Club at Launching Pad at 7 30 pm and Wednesday hosts Recreation Commission Meeting at the Board of Education Building from 3 to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Junior High
Chanute Cycle Club
Recreation Commission
Board of Education
Beck Papst Teams Win in Senior Baseball League Opener
Beck and Papst led their teams to opening round wins in the Senior Baseball League practice schedule. Beck defeated Rana bargar 4-2 in six innings due to rain, with Beck driving in three runs in the sixth. Papst beat Leroy 8-5 in seven innings as Godinez pitched and Jerome caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beck
Don Papst
Beck
Carl Ranabargar
Papst
Bud Leroy
Don Howell
Rolen Casebelt
Jim Woods
Bill Gutierrez
Ranabargar
Tony Godinez
Dick Jerome
Mike Walsh
Glenn Barnhart
Leroy
Robert Ellis
City Park
Weekend Youth Activities Schedule at Local Venues
Thursday evening Royster Junior High hosts Men’s Fitness and Weightlifting from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hutton Gym offers Men’s Volleyball. Friday features Senior Citizens at Memorial Building with a Senior High Night and Launching Pad from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday lists Junior High Morning Clubs at Launching Pad including Athletic Club 9 to 10 a.m. Marionette & Model Club 10 to 11 a.m. Dance Club Pool & Ping Pong for Girls 11 a.m. to noon. Sunday Senior High Practice Games at City Park occur 2 and 4 p.m.
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Royster Junior High
Hutton Gym
Memorial Building
City Park
Women Golf Champs Play Here Tomorrow
The KWGA kickoff meet for the 1963 season will be held at Chanute Country Club. A record 54 contestants enter including defending champion Janie Sartain and last year’s runner up Tillie Becker, with Dorothy G Hamm and Gail Curtis among contenders. The field plays 36 holes over two days on the Chanute links, with Sartain and Becker dueling for the playoff title after last year’s 159 strokes.
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Kansas
Lina
Marge Allen
Chanute Coun
Dorothy Gra- Janie Sartain
Kansas City
Ham
el Dorado
Gail Curtis
Brookridge Country Club
Bill Topeka
Loraine Smith
Wichita
Allen
Chanute
Baseball scores and results from Saturday and Tuesday games
Detroit beat Baltimore 12 to 4 while Minnesota outscored New York 4 to 1 Boston edged Kansas City 3 to 2 Cleveland defeated Los Angeles 4 to 3 Chicago won 8 to 7 over Washington and Baltimore topped Detroit 8 to 4 New York beat Minnesota 3 to 2 Cleveland 6 to 0 over Los Angeles Kansas City won 14 to 3 against Boston in five innings rain halted action National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 13 wins and 9 losses, Chicago 16 7, San Francisco 16 10, Milwaukee 12 13, Philadelphia 11 12, Cincinnati 10 12, New York 9 18, Houston 4 14 Sunday results include Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2, San Francisco 6 2 New York 3 4, Philadelphia 6 2 Houston 5 6, Cincinnati 5 4 St Louis 4 7 (second game 10 innings). all-star minor leagues and other scores listed for the day.
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Cubs
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York Mets
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Phillies
Cal Koonce
Jim Brewer
McDaniel
Lou Brock
Ranen
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
St. Som c
Milwaukee _ ac Aess
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angles
Pet. G.B
Sender
Dartsmouth coach Bob Blackman posts 47 22 3 record and crown
In eight seasons at Dartsmouth University coach Bob Blackman has guided teams to a 47-22-3 record and claimed the Ivy League title last fall.
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Dartsmouth
Bob Blackman
Jehovah's Witnesses Meet Draws 850 at Iola Event
A Sunday gathering at the Iola Community building drew more than 850 attendees. Principal speaker was Harry C. Good of Brooklyn New York. Local participants from Chanute included Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Lambert and David, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Angleton, Mrs. Lucille Shook, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greves, Ira Hawk, Phillip Bird Sal, Aubra Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Borris, and Mrs. Joane Hill and family.
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Iola
Jehovah's Witnesses
Harry C. Good
Brooklyn, N.Y
Chanute
Leo J. Lambert
David
Jim Rader
Dale Burnett
Hubert Angleton
Lucille Shook
Roy ‘Greves
Ira Hawk
Phillip Bird
Sal
Aubra Richardson
Russell Borris
Joane Hill
Comets Iola Tie For Fifth Place in Southeast Kansas Meet
Chanute Blue Comets finish second division at the Southeast Kansas League track meet in Pittsburg, tying Iola for fifth with 28 points. Coffeyville wins with 48. Henry Morgan secures two wins and Pittsburg sets a relay record while Mike Burns breaks a discus mark. Eastburn leads Chanute with a win and several silvers and bronzes despite a broken wrist.
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Pittsburg
Chanute Blue Comets
Comets
Gary Eastburn
Chanute
Iola
Coffeyville
Parsons
Independence
Fort Scott
Columbus
Comet
Dick Purdy
Henry Morgan
Mike Burns
Eastburn
Russell Anderson
Larry Jacobs
Bruce Ward
Bob Bussman
Ron Goltry
Steve Moon
Dennis Baker
Don Potter
Rod Golry
Wayne Washburn
Gary Taylor
Stan Friederich
U S Wins 108 Firsts At Pan American Games
U S track squad, missing many top names, returns from Sao Paulo with six Olympic prospects among Pan Am champions. Americans win 106 golds of 157 total, dominating the games as Brazil places second with 14. Present stars pass on events, while Blaine Lindren, Gene Johnson, John David Martin, Ollan Cassell, Billy Joe and Jim Pryde emerge as notable performers.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.S
America
Tokyo
Lou Montgomery
Cornell
United States
Blaine Lindren
Gene Johnson
John David Martin
Ollan Cassell
Billy Joe
Jim Pryde
Lindren
Johnson
Martin
Softball League Meeting Tonight
A meeting of all Church Softball League managers and officials is called by league president Lee Wilkins for 7 30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce office at the Memorial building. Team entry fees of 25 dollars are due at that time and plans for the league opening will be discussed. A work night is announced for tomorrow at 6 30 at the Highland Park ball field with workers asked to bring a water hose.
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Lee Wilkins
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
Wilkins
Highland Park
May 6 1963 Chanute Tribune Highlights
Local page reports community news from Chanute Kansas including civic notes, upcoming events, and brief notices. Names of honorees or organizations are noted with dates and locations where available.
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BoSox
By Jim Becker
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Camilo Pascual
Twins
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Yanks
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Dave More
Ray Herbert
Senators
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Oliver Catterson
Edith
Neosho River
Catterson
Rex Catterson
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Louisville, Ky
Jack Hand
Chicago Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
First National Bank
MR Cr
Elvis Presley
Hal Wallis
Stevens Remy
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Rochester
Toronto
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Richmond
Arkansas
Buffalo
Denver
San Diego
Hawaii
Spokane
Dallas-Fort Worth
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Portland
S. Central
Elks League
Elks
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W Chandler
E. Chapman
K. Steinman
Johnson Elks
J. Scott
J Lofthouse
D Rose
Ochran
Dave Doty
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute Tribune
Cam NY
Don's
South Grant
Jamitrol
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