Derby Day Draw Set as Churchill Downs Hives With 100000 Fans
More than 100000 racing fans gather at Churchill Downs for the 92nd Kentucky Derby. Kauai King leads the early odds at 5-2 with Abe's Hope at 3-1 as advance betting totals only 174114. Stalwarts include Stupendous Mrs H C Phipps and Amberoid, while Mary Keim withdraws Sean E Indian due to injury.
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Churchill Downs
America
Abe
H.C. Phipps
Amberoid
Sean E Indian
Quinta
Sky Guy
Fleet Shoe
California
Ada L. Rice
Lucky Debonair
Advocator
College Results Incomplete AP baseball and golf scores
Missouri 1-3 Oklahoma State 0-2. Oklahoma 56 1-3 Kansas 1-3. Nebraska 9-0 Kansas State 4-7. Colorado 42 Iowa State 14. Drake 5-2 Wichita 48. Parsons Iowa 12 Maryville State 4. Kirksville State 3-4 Warrensburg State 2-7. CIC Tournament Omaha Pittsburg State 5 Washburn Emporia State 6 Fort Hays. Tennis Kansas 6 Nebraska 1. Oklahoma City 5 Kansas State. Air Force 6 Iowa State 3. Bradley 7 Northern Illinois 2. Washburn 5 Warrensburg State 2. Fort Hays State 7 Hutchinson Junior College 2. Golf Kirksville State 10%. Parsons Iowa 6%
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Drake
Wichita
Parsons
Iowa
Maryville
Air Force
Bradley
Northern Illinois
Washburn
Warrensburg State
Fort Hays State
Hutchinson Junior College
Kirksville State
Dobson and Perry lead double game wins with A s and Giants
Rookie Chuck Dobson pitched four hits over seven innings to beat the Washington Senators 2-1 as Ken Harrelson and Campo Campaneris delivered run support. For San Francisco, Gaylord Perry improved to 4-0 beating the Cardinals 4-2 as Jim Hart starred with a first inning three RBI effort against Bob Gibson who struck out 14 in a losing effort.
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Associated Press
Jim Hart
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Gibson
San Francisco
Hart
Julian Javier
Giants
Chuck Dobson
Kansas City
Washington Senators
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Tom Haller
Tito Francona
Charley Smith
Javier
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Hal Lanier
Dobson
Senators
A’s
Washington
Pete Richert
Ken Harrelson
Campo
Water levels and discharge at Kansas area dams yesterday
Report shows conservation pool depths for John Redmond 1036.00 feet and Fall River 948.50 feet with Toronto at 901.50 feet. Discharge figures list John Redmond and Fall River with 80 and 210 cubic feet per second respectively.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
2 Man Golf Team Wins SEK Title
Chanute Senior High School’s junior Jeff Leverenz and sophomore Dick Helton won the SEK two man title with a 238 total. Parsons was second with 243, Fort Scott 246, and Independence 251 as the Comet four man team placed fourth. Medalist honors went to Dave Gaughan of Independence with 108. The team advances to Coffeyville for regional play next Friday.
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Parsons
Chanute Senior High School
Comet
Jeff Leverenz
Dick Helton
Chanute
Fort Scott
Independence
Coffeyville
Iola
Pittsburg
Bauer
Dave Gaughan
Jerry Wall
Steve Knapp
Tornado
Chanute Gray Lumber semi pro team seeks season funds
Chanute Gray Lumber semi pro baseball players canvass Main Street to sell season tickets and raise money for the 1966 season. Individual tickets cost 2 dollars and family passes 4 dollars for all home games. The team plans evening practices at City Park and a practice game with Bronson before hosting Grave Trucking Co. of Kansas City for the first regular home game.
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Main St
Chanute Gray Lumber
City Park
Bronson
Grave Trucking Co
Kansas City
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Monday Highlights
Tonight events include High School and Jaco Night at Launching Pad from 7:30 to 10:50. Monday features Royster decathlon at Royster Stadium starting 3:30 p.m., women's tennis at Highland Park 6 to 7:30 p.m., and archery at Santa Fe Park at 7 p.m.
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Royster
Royster Stadium
Highland Park
Santa Fe Park
Hope for Champions Meet Start Today
Officials hoped to start the $117 000 Champions International Golf Tournament in Houston after rain washed out the opening round for a second straight day. The first round was reset for today with 18 holes to be played today and Sunday and 36 holes Monday.
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Houston
Professional Golfers Association Tour
Cypress Creek
Gabby Hartnett Joins Kansas City Athletics Staff
Gabby Hartnett a Baseball Hall of Fame member joins the Kansas City Athletics public relations staff. Hartnett spent 20 years with the Chicago Cubs as player and manager and returned to baseball last season as a coach with the A's.
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Kansas City
Gabby Hartnett
Hall of Fame
Kansas City Athletics
Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
A’s
Fishing Area Report From Pratt Kansas This Week
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission reports fishing conditions across counties and lakes. Pomona Clear good for crappie. Council Grove Clear fair for bass and bullheads. Fall River murky fair for crappie. Toronto high murky good for bass. Lovewell clear normal good for crappie. Wilson low clear fair for channels bluegill bullheads. Kanapolis clear low good for white bass walleye crappie. Kirwin clear normal good for white bass walleye channels crappie. Cedar Bluff clear 51 degrees few channels reported. Webster clear slow for most species. Osage County fair for channels crappie. Shawnee County fair bass channels. Chase County good for bass crappie. Lyon County fair to good bass bluegill. Pottawoomie County lake 2 clear good for bass bluegill. Leavenworth clear fair bass crappie. Wyandotte fair to good many crappie bullheads. Douglas clear fair bass channels large Atchison fair for all. Brown fair for crappie bluegill. Marais des Cygne refuge spotty some bass crappie bullheads. Woodson clear fair to good bass crappie channels. Southeast Kansas strip pits generally good mainly bass crappie sunfish and a few.
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Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pomona
Council Grove
Fall River
Toronto
Lovewell
Wilson
Kanapolis
Kirwin
Cedar Bluff
Osage
Shawnee
Chase County
Lyon County
Pottawoomie
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Douglas
Atchison County
Brown County
Marais Des Cygne
Woodson
Kansas
Senior Citizens Month Proclaimed by Governor
May is declared Senior Citizens Month by Gov William Avery. H W Knapp Chanute State Employment Security Division manager urges employers to use older workers noting many jobs suit their skills. In 1965 the Chanute office processed 205 applications from workers over 45, with 72 placements.
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William Avery
H. W. Knapp
Chanute State Employment Security Division
Knapp
Chanute
Kansas expands archery deer season and adds gun unit
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission confirms archery hunters may take deer statewide from Oct 1 to Dec 9, 70 days, with a one-deer bag limit. Firearms permits for the Dec 10–14 gun season will be first come, first served. 6,000 firearms permits total across 13 units. New Kano polis unit offers 100 bucks permits. five units gain extra lands.
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Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Dave Coleman
Kanopolis
U.S. 40
U.S. 81
Turtle Creek
Marais Des Cygnes
Neosho
Chautauqua Hills
Lowers Arkansas
Fight Results Across Three Cities Highlight Boxing Night
In TUAIN Italy Sandro Maz zinghi stopped Herman Dixon at 160. In Boston Joe DeNucci beat Vin Martinez on points at 169.4. In Melbourne Kimpo Armasio outpointed Gilberto Biondi at 134.
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Associated Press
TUAIN
Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Herman Dixon
Miami
Boston
Joe DeNucci
Vin Martinez
New York
Melbourne
Australia
Kimpo Armasio
Ghana
Gilberto Biondi
Baseball scores from coast to coast
National scores show New York 2 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 7 in 11 innings. Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 7 to 1 while San Francisco beat St. Louis 4 to 2. Atlanta blanked Houston 6 to 0. Spokane at Portland postponed due to wet grounds. Tacoma at Vancouver postponed amid rain.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
Spokane
Portland
G.B
San Fran
Philadel Oeee
Losa
Friday Results From Baseball Games Across Leagues
Kansas City beat Washington 2 to 1. Detroit defeated Chicago 1 to 0. Minnesota won 5 to 4 against Boston. Baltimore triumphed 3 to 2 over Cleveland in 15 innings. California topped New York 7 to 4.
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Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
New York
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
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International League scores breathe in tight late duel
Columbus outlasted Rochester 6 to 5 in 11 innings as Toronto beat Richmond 8 to 7 and Jacksonville topped Buffalo 8 to 1. In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis defeated San Diego 4 to 2, Denver beat Oklahoma City 6 to 5, Tulsa won over Phoenix 8 to 7, and Hawaii downed Seattle 5 to 0 in 6 innings.
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Toledo
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Indianapolis
San Diego
Denver
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Phoenix
Hawaii
Seattle
Chanute Tribune Saturday May 7 1966 Page Six
Local brief notes cover community events and society notices from Chanute Kansas with items likely including meetings, upcoming programs, and civic updates for May 7 1966. Names and places reflect Chanute organizations and residents.
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Reginald N. Webster
Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association
Mary Keim
Associated Press Baseball
Missouri
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Emporia State
Jack Lemmon
Terry-Thomas
Robert Carroll
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A's
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Frankie Avalon
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Randy Buer
Dick Kelly
Steve Ashley
Brack Treloggen
Shane
Shane Shane
Alan Ladd
Jean Arthur
van Heflin
Brandon DeWilde
Jack Palance
Hope For Champions
John Willcott
Webster
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
N. Highland, Chanute, KansAs
Wayne Morrison
Tribune
Russ Corbitt
Life Insurance
Glob & Forest Richardson
East Main
Tacoma
Vancouver
Sudan
Charley L. Deweess Thayer
Neil Nelson
Peoples Theatre
Columbia Pictures Paper
Dime Savings
First National Bank
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