A's Beat Twins 5 3 as Rain Shortens Game
Gino Cimoli had three hits and drove in three runs for the A s while Minnesota Twins tied the game in the third before rain ended play. Dodgers beat Cardinals 8-5 as Minnie Minoso suffered a skull fracture in a collision. Stan Williams earned the win. Camilo Pascual took the loss.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cards
Minnie Minoso
Duke Snider
Minoso
Kansas City
Stan Williams
Fd Roebuck
Ron Perranoski
Ray Sadecki
Twins
Dave Wickersham
Dan Pfister
Wickersham
Camilo Pascual
Gino Cimoli
A’s
Blue Comet Golfers Fail To Qualify For State
Chanute’s Blue Comet golf teams failed to reach the state finals after regional play. The four-man squad placed seventh with 342, led by Doug Ricketts and teammates Horton Alexander and Mitchell, while the two-man team finished 12th. Medalist was Jamie Thompson of Wichita East with 70.
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Blue Comet
Wichita—Chanute
Salina
Kapaun
Wichita Southeast
Wichita East
Arkansas City
Wichita North
Chanute
Doug Ricketts
Wichita Kapaun
Independence
el Dorado
Iola
Parsons
Winfield
Wichita South
Wellington
Jim Scott
Ken Malson
Coffeyville
Wichita West
Jamie Thompson
Sugar Ramos Knocks Out Valdez in Los Angeles Fight
In Los Angeles Sugar Ramos 126 from Mexico City knockout Danny Valdez 12454 from Los Angeles in seven rounds. In Aberdeen Washington Eddie Cotton 178 of Seattle KO'd Joey Bowman 183 of Fall River Massachusetts in two rounds. Curtis Cokes of Dallas knocked out Rudolf Bent of British Honduras in welterweight bout in Dallas.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Danny Valdez
Aberdeen
Wash
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Joey Bowman
Fall River
Mass
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Rudolf Bent
British Honduras
Baseball Scores And Schedule From Today's Games
Cleveland 7 New York 5 Detroit 5 Boston Washington 12 Baltimore Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 rain delay with 2 outs in eighth. Los Angeles 4 Chicago. Washington Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota New York Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles Boston Detroit. Sunday schedule lists multiple games including Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis doubleheaders. The note: the telephone booth was first improvised by Thomas A. Watson to quiet Bell's landlady.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimor
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Thomas A. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Watson
Dr. Bell
Tribune
L. Pet. G.B. New York
Minnesota
Chicago Oe
W. L. Pet. G.B
Louis
Fe Houston
Boys and Girls Bicycle Derby Planned for Memorial Day
The Chanute Cycle Club sponsors a memorial day bicycle derby set for May 30 at Royster Stadium starting 4 p.m. It includes three classes 20 inch 24 inch and open, with separate categories by tire size and gear status. Participants from the area may join, prizes for first place and ribbons for others, and all bikes must meet safety rules.
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The
Chanute Cycle Club
Royster Stadium
Chanute
H. K. Baker
J. D. Gough
Player Leads By Stroke In Colonial
Gary Player moved into a one stroke lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth after a 70 to finish 36 holes at 138. Arnold Palmer and Johnny Pott trailed by one shot as the windy conditions made scoring tough on the 7,112 yard course.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Johnny Pott
Golfdam
Church Softball League Opens 15th Year in Chanute
Opening ceremonies at 7 o'clock Monday kick off the 15th year of the Chanute Church Softball League with past presidents and officers attending. One 7:30 start game features the Methodists vs EUB as six teams compete Monday through Friday nights.
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Church Softball League
Chanute
Dave Fehr
Chanute National Guard
Presbyterians
First Baptists
Chanute Blue Jays
Panthers Win Little Track Meet Edge
Chanute’s Hutchinson thinclads score three points in the Kansas State Junior College meet with Charles Rappard fourth in discus and Jim Orth fifth in the two mile. Hutchinson leads with 72.2 point total as Coffeyville places second. Other team finishes and historical notes follow.
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Hutchinson
Black Panther
Chanute
Charles Rappard
Jim Orth
Humboldt Class of 1962 to Hold Commencement
Humboldt high school will hold the class of 1962 commencement at 8 p.m. May 24 in the auditorium with U.S. Sen. James Pearson as speaker. Awards include top ranking girl and boy, the Rotary and Dean McGee scholarships, and other honors. A baccalaureate sermon will precede the ceremony.
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Humboldt
William
Quincy
Scott
Dergarten
Ermine G. Wesenick
Emporia
Kansas Chaperal Poets Arch
Rotary
Dean McGee
E. L. Hacker
Humboldt Assembly of God Church
Shaffer
Runmage Sale Promises New Clothing at Ashby Location
Community event announces a Runmage sale at 1802 South Ashby on Wednesday and Thursday featuring lots of new clothing. Local political notices name L. W. Thurman as Republican County Commissioner and Joan F. Young as Republican Probate Judge, with Marion Showalter listed as Republican County Treasurer.
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Runmage Sale
South Ashby
L. W. Thurman
Joan F. Young
Marion Showalter
College Sports Weekly Scores Summary
Missouri 15 7 record with Kansas State 4 Oklahoma State 2. Kansas 1 Iowa State 5 6 Oklahoma 2 5 Nebraska 2 2 Colorado 0 0 Emporia State 11 College of Emporia 8 Golf Missouri 13 Washington of St Louis 2 Iowa State 13 Kansas 2 Tennis Iowa State 7 Kansas State 0.
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Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Emporia State
College of Emporia
Washington of St Louis
Emporia State throws new CIC shot put mark
Bill Farrow of Emporia State set a Central Intercollegiate Conference record with a 53 feet 11 3 4 inch shot put in the meet preliminaries. Emporia State led qualifying events and was favored to win the meet by strong field scores and solid track results in the finals.
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Emporia State
OMAHA
Bill Farrow
Farrow
Johnson Defends Light Heavyweight Title Tonight
Philadelphia’s Harold Johnson, 33, fights New York’s Doug Jones, 25, in a 15 round defense of the light heavyweight crown before about 8,000 at 10 pm EDT. The bout, televised nationwide by ABC, has a blackout within 90 miles of the city.
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Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Doug Jones
Johnson
New York
ABC
Athletics Causey Is Sidelined
Kansas City Athletics third baseman Wayne Causey is expected to miss three to six weeks with a bruise to a muscle in his right arm. He sustained the injury in a game at Minneapolis reported by AP.
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Minneapolis
Wayne Causey
Kansas City Athletics
May 12, 1962 Chanute Tribune Page Four
The Chanute Tribune page four from Saturday May 12, 1962 presents local notices and brief items. It likely covers community happenings, civic notices, small ads, and short news blurbs relevant to Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Midwest Office Supply
Bill Best
Gerald
A's
Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
Stan Musial
Musial
Honus Wagner
Carl Sawatski
American League
Charles Stroh
Farm Bureau Murtian Insurance Company
Eric
Church League of Softball
Church
T. F. Baker
Panthers
Pratt
Garden City
SONS
St. John's
Dodge City
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Bo Wininger
Doug Sanders
VBR
GN Ohepasss
Ben Hogan
Ae Arno Ee Aa
Jay Hebert
Byron Nelson
Phil Rodgers
Methodists
1St Baptists
Trinity Baptists
New Hope
AME
St. Patrick's
Lutherans
Grant Avenue Baptists
EUB
Baker
Tom Wilson
Don Beech Jr
Harold Neptune
Milton Parrish
Marvin Wolfe
Forest Hazen
Royce Wells
Jack Hibbs
Gene Dunaway
Bill Gardner
Bill Grogan
Fehr
Wilbur Allison
Wayne Umbarger
Jeff Coots
Charles Haines
Arch Allen
Gus Thompson
Frank Sinclair
Joe Ponce
Glen Kaufman
City Park
KOM
Highland Park
Christians
1St Baptist
St. Patrick’s
Sutcliffe Pipe and Supply
Davis Pipe and Supply
Pioneer Hardware
Frank McKenzie
St.rick’s
EUP
Iist Baptist
Rick
Luther St. Patrick’s
Presbytery
Ist
Baptist Presbyterians
EU Lutherans
Sen. Pearson
J. M. ‘ Mac)Shaffer
Guanajuato
Gto
Mexico
Mazatlan
John Childs
Sound of Music
Walters
Haydn
Kell
Moussergsky
Winston Churchill
United States
Grundman
Rogers and Hammerstein
Walter Wulf
Mr. Childs
Reever
Nfe
Lfe and
Lincoln School Parent-Teachers Association
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Brig Massey
Nit
Jesse Wilson
Dixie Quincy
Billy Goat Gruff
Three Bears
E. N. Hill
Olathe
Jerry Foulke
Jerry
South Garfield
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cnanute
McCoy Auction House
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
David Bradley
Briggs & Stratton
Reznor
Westinghouse
Hollywood
McCoy Auction Co
Paramount Presents
Cornel Wilde
Techinicolor
Wallace
Devils
Pat Boone
Tommy Sands
Causey
the Rove
Shirley Jones
Linda Crista
Andy Devine
John McIntire
Columbia Pictures
Buddy
Ducky
Jackie
John Fenton Murray
Benedict Freedman
Ogn Taylor
Lesle Prlips
Shirley Lator
Bob Monkhouse
Alfred Marks
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