Yanks and Os Win Twin Bill as Orioles Sweep Tigers
In Baltimore, Milt Pappas and Dick Hall held off Detroit 2-1 after a wild Tigers game that saw castoff catches misfire. The Orioles then completed a sweep with a 7-1 win as Rourke’s pickoff attempt went awry. Minnesota, Chicago, New York and Washington won, with Mincher delivering a three run homer for the Twins and Battey hospitalized after a foul ball injury.
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Siebern
Robinson
Milt Pappas
Dick Hall
Dressen
Freehan
Mike Rourke
Baltimore
Rourke
Orioles
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ron Hansen
J.C. Martin
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Mincher
Camilo Pascual
Battey
Hansen
Martin
White Sox
Jim Fregosi
Dick Simpson
Angels
Yogi Berra
Indians
Chanute Legion Dominates Nevada to Open 1964 Junior Season
Chanute American Legion opened its junior baseball slate with a 9-0 win over Nevada in Nevada Missouri. Pitcher Bob Riggle struck out six over five innings, allowing only one hit, while Chanute combined for 10 hits led by Tony De La Torre with a homer and a triple driving in three. Rowland Cropper finished with two scoreless frames as Chanute totaled multi base hits including two doubles by Bob Cavins.
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Nevada
Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Tony de la Torre
Bob Cavins
Tom Swan
Bob Riggle
Bruce Benson
Riggle
de la Torre
Randy Richman
Crupper
Yates Center
Bill Stange
Bill Hickey
Cropper
Big Eight record break spree fuels outdoor meet
Big Fight athletes surpassed three meet records at the Big Eight outdoor meet in Stillwater. Oklahoma State’s Russ Laverty cleared 6-10 in the high jump, Colorado’s Jim Miller ran 36.2 in the 330 hurdles, and Kansas’ Bill Silverberg ran 14:14.9 in the three mile. Miller’s time is the season’s best among collegians and tied for his career. The era’s nine records set this year boosts Missouri’s Robin Lingle as a top contender for the outdoor title, with Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma also in the mix. Oklahoma’s hopes hinge on injured Olympian Anthony Watson’s status after a muscle injury.
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Associated Press
Stillwater
Okla
Russ Laverty
Oklahoma State
Jim Miller
Colorado
Bill Silverberg
Kansas
Miller
Paul Acevedo
Laverty
Leander Durley
Missouri
Robin Lingle
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Anthony Watson
Drake
Fight results from multiple cities headline boxing bouts
Sugar Ramos beat Floyd Robertson in Accra by points while Elorde kept his Orient lightweight title in Manila by defeating Takashi Matsumoto. Joey Archer outpointed Johnny Torres in Boston and Kenny Lane stopped Stoffel Steyn in Johannesburg. Les Sprague defeated Bobby Barrett in New Glasgow by points.
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Associated Press
Accra
Ghana
Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Floyd Robertson
Boston
Joey Archer
New York
Johnny Torres
Paterson
Manila
Flash Elorde
Takashi Matsumoto
Japan
Elorde
Orient
Johannesburg
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Stoffel Steyn
South Africa
New Glasgow
N.S
Les Sprague
Amherst
Bobby Barrett
Coffeyville Wins State Junior College Track Meet
Coffeyville won the state junior college track meet with 71.2 points in Hutchinson Kansas. Hutchinson led 68 points while Pratt Parsons Iola Garden City tied 19, Independence 13, Dodge City 12, El Dorado 7, Fort Scott 3 and Arkansas City 5. Meet records fell in the 440 relay mile relay 100 shot put pole vault sprint medley relay and javelin.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Coffeyville
Pratt
Parsons
Iola
Garden City
Independence
Dodge City
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Arkansas City
Appeal to Finance Olympics Fund Drive in Missouri Valley
Shawnee Mission reports a drive to fund expenses for over 400 U S athletes and staff for the Tokyo games next October. Charles S Stevenson of Kansas City chairs the Missouri Valley AAU fund, with a national goal of 2 100 000, including 350 000 targets for NCAA AAU and Armed Forces each, plus gate receipts and gifts. Donor rewards escalate from lapel pins to plaques and a 400 page Olympic volume for gifts of 25 and above. Contributions are tax deductible and mailed to Empire State Bank Kansas City MO.
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Shawnee Mission
U.S
Tokyo
Charles S. Stevenson
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Assn
AAU
U.S. Olympic Assn
NCAA
Armed Forces
Missouri Valley
Dodgers Trounce Giants 9 to 1 in Major League Baseball
Murray Chass notes graduation timing as Mickey Owen's baseball school learners Gus Triandos and Joe Torre earn high honors. Triandos missed a third strike but still earned a diploma with pride, while the Dodgers hammered the Giants 9 to 1 as Mets and Cardinals split in the standings.
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Dodgers
Giants
Mets
Associated Press
Mickey Owen
Gus Triandos
Joe Torre
Owen
Triandos
Two Comets Qualify For State
Two Chanute track stars, Moon in the javelin and Goltry in the 880, qualified for the state meet by finishing second at the regional Class AA event in Pittsburg. Moon threw 199 feet 9 inches, Goltry ran 880 in 2:01.7. Moon’s best javelin effort and Goltry’s 880 time led Chanute to 10 points, tied for seventh. Wichita East won with 107 points.
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Pittsburg
Blue Comet
Chanute
Manhattan
Steve Moon
Ron Goltry
Pete Nooteboom
Wichita East
Wichita Southeast
Coffeyville
Altamont
Arkansas City
Wellington
Winfield
Derby
el Dorado
Parsons
Galesburg
Laurel Valley to host 1965 PGA Championship
Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier Pennsylvania will host the 1965 National Professional Golf Association Championship from August 12 to 15 with practice days starting August 9. It marks the first PGA championship in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area since 1951.
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Dunedin
Fla
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Ligonier
Warren Cantrell
PGA
Pittsburgh
New Hominid Species Homo habilis Found in Tanganyika
Paleontologists announce the discovery of a new primitive human species in Tanganyika named Homo habilis meaning able or having ability. The find offers insight into early human evolution and the development of tool use.
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Tanganyika
E-State Wins CIC Title at Hays Meet
Emporia State clinched its sixth straight CIC outdoor title led by John Damien who won the mile in 4 09.4 and the 880. Pittsburg State’s Dave Palmer captured the 330 hurdles and high hurdles and was the meet’s top scorer with 21 points. Fort Hays State, Omaha, and Washburn trailed with 59, 24, and 19 points. Damien set mile and 880 records, Ireland Sloan added a 2 mile record, and Terry Williams
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Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays State
Omaha
Washburn
Damien
Floral Park
N.Y
Emporia
Bill Tidwell
Ireland Sloan
Archie San Romani
Terry Williams
Palmer
Norman Wright
Baseball Scores From Sunday Results Roundup
Sunday results across major leagues show multiple doubleheaders and late games. Notable scores include New York 12 Cleveland 3 and Chicago 9 Houston 1 in the National League, plus Portland 6 Tacoma 1 in the Pacific Coast League and Richmond 4 Rochester 1 in the International League.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Indianapolis
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Denver
Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Arkansas
Hawaii
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Atlanta
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Okla City
Ww. I Pet. G
San Fran
Phila
Phia
Milwaukee
St. Lows
Pittsburgh
FFA Banquet Set For Yates Center High School
The annual FFA banquet will be held Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the Yates Center high school cafeteria. Invited are members and their parents. Mr Saulsberry the vocational agriculture instructor will present awards based on outstanding farming programs progress in agriculture and accomplishments in judging. Local social notes mention multiple Mother's Day visits and weekend travels among residents and relatives in surrounding towns.
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Yates Center
FFA
Saulsberry
Outlaws Rally Past Cubs 11 10 In Ninth Inning Scoring Burst
Chanute Outlaws overcome a 10 5 deficit in the bottom of the ninth, scoring six runs on seven hits to beat the Independence Cubs 11 10. Bob Ellis doubled home Morgan for the winning run as Harold Barnhart and Morgan pitched in relief. Game postponed at Arcadia due to lighting. next is a league game versus Bronson Broncos at City Park.
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Jim Gilliam
Maury Wills
Frank Howard
Dodgers
John Roseboro
Don Drysdale
Willie Mays
Giants
Mays
Walt Bond
Houston
Cubs
Mammoth
Colts
Jim Wynn
Chanute
Chanute Outlaws
Independence Cubs
Glenn Barnhart
Barnhart
Harold Barnhart
Harry Morgan
Independence
Outlaws
Bob Ellis
Morgan
Davis
Indy
Arcadia
Bronson Broncos
City Park
Buffalo bar owner loses safe loot but keeps silver dollar set
Marvin Jones, co owner of a Buffalo Wyoming bar, kept a complete silver dollar cartwheel collection valued over 5000 in the bar safe. After moving the collection home for examination, burglars broke into the tavern and stole the safe with 400 in cash and 400 to 500 in checks. The silver dollar set remained secure at Jones home.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Marvin Jones
Jones
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W. H. Miller
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Michael
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Wichita
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H. T. Laidlaw
Jack Morgan
Blackwell
C. D. Ball
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Stella Pugh
Russell Pugh
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Re Cole
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