Abe's Hope Leads Derby Field In 92nd Kentucky Derby
Jockey Bill Shoemaker rides Abe's Hope the prerace favorite as the 92nd Derby at Churchill Downs sets a 5-2 line. A field of 16 includes Stupendous Kauai King Amberoid and others with betting pools near $2.2 million expected.
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Parsons Indy's Junior High Meet Champs in SEK
Parsons Junior High School freshmen won the SEK Junior High League meet at Royster Stadium with 67 points. Coffeyville was runner up with 61 as Chanute and Independence trailed in the 9th grade A division. Independence led the B division with 55, Coffeyville second, Parsons third. Bob Burnett starred for Parsons with 75 and 100 yard dashes and a winning 880 relay, while Jim Sandage led Rocket results in discus and relay events.
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Baseball Scores From Minor Leagues Briefs
In the International League Syracuse beat Toledo 5 to 4 while Richmond cruised past Toronto 9 to 6 Columbus defeated Rochester 4 to 2 and Jacksonville routed Buffalo 12 to 1. In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis shut out San Diego 3 0 Phoenix defeated Oklahoma City 8 to 5 and Portland and Hawaii finished tied 5 to 0.
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Starts Sunday Alan Ladd Jean Arthur Van Heflin
Veteran stars Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, Van Heflin, Brandon De Wilde, Jack Palance headline a Sunday cinema program featuring classic western and drama selections. The ensemble promises a varied lineup highlighting notable performances.
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A's Fall to Angels 6 1 in Home Return
The Kansas City A's lost 6 1 at Municipal Stadium as Fred Newman and Bob Lee limited them to four hits. Norm Siebern drove in the decisive run after a walk and sacrifice. John Wyatt added relief in a rough night for Roland Sheldon. The Cardinals beat Tulsa 54 in an exhibition in Tulsa before heading to Busch Stadium for a three game series with the Giants. Santa?
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Man Dies Jumping From Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco AP reports Ferdinand Pechin Jr., 26, leaped from the Golden Gate Bridge on Thursday, marking the 302nd suicide recorded from the span.
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Alabama Schedules Night Games for First Three 2025 Football
Alabama announces its 2025 football schedule with the first three games set for night kickoff. The move aims to boost attendance and TV viewership as the Crimson Tide open preparations for the season.
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MFA Golden Emblem Plan Promises Living or Death Benefit
The program advertises a life and accidental death benefit arguing it guarantees a living for you and provides for your family if you die under the MFA Golden Emblem plan.
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Panthers Third in Track Meet With Strong All Around Effort
Neosho JC Panthers finish third in the Jayhawk East Division meet led by Steve Moon and Garry Ogle. Relay squads win two events, with Moon defending the javelin title and Brooks taking the high jump. Next action is the state meet at Hutchinson.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
Tonight launches at Launching Pad from 7 30 to 10 30 p m for raco night. Saturday features SEK League high school track at Pittsburg all day with events throughout the day.
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Yost Leads AL In Bases on Balls Six Times
Coach Eddie Yost of the Washington Senators headed the American League in bases on balls six occasions.
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Area Dams WANTED to borrow 30000 on private loan
Wanted a private loan of 30000 with 7 percent interest. Real estate is offered as mortgage collateral. Respondents are to contact Box 88 c o The Chanute Tribune.
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Classified Advertising Rates Per Word
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Boxing Results From Tokyo Baltimore Portland Boise Las Vegas
In Tokyo Paul Fuji 141 from Hawaii outpointed Rudy Gonzales 141 from the Philippines over 10 rounds. In Baltimore Herbie Lee 1414 from Washington DC outpointed Victor Baerga 138 from New York over 10 rounds. In Portland Pete Riccitelli 177 from Portland outpointed Jimmy McDermott 160 from Holyoke over 10. In Boise Boone Kirkman 197 from Seattle knocked out Gail Wright 200 in the first. In Las Vegas Johnny Brooks 1474 from Las Vegas outpointed Frankie Belman 147% from Los Angeles over 10.
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