Awards Banquet Honors Chanute Bowlers and Officers
Sixty three Chanute Bowling Assn members attended the awards banquet at the Tioga Hotel. Trophies were given for the 1963 64 season and officers were elected to take office Aug 1. The next season will run Aug 24 through May 8 with a two week Christmas New Year break.
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Mays and Marichal Blank Colts 6-0
Giants duo Mays and Marichal dominated Houston with a 6-0 win. Mays hit his 12th and 13th homers to lift his average to .478, while Marichal earned his sixth win with a 1.73 ERA after another shutout. Other games saw Milwaukee defeat New York 2-0 behind Hank Fischer, Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 3-2 in a rain-delayed marathon, St. Louis top Philadelphia 4-2 with Curt Simmons, and Chicago edge Los Angeles 3-2 as Dick Tracewski misplayed a late ball.
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UB Trinity and St Patrick's Win Church Softball Matches
UB Trinity edged Grant Avenue Baptist 3 to 2 while St Patrick's rallied from behind to beat First Baptist 10 to 4 in Church Softball League action. Max Grogan and A Dalton pitched for UB Trinity as Dean Youngberg and C Matlock lost for Grant Avenue. Lupe Ponce started for St Patrick's with Harley Ponce finishing. J Ponce hit an inside the park homer as St Patrick's surged with five runs in the seventh after taking a 4-3 lead after five innings.
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Baseball Scores From The Associated Press Standings
American League standings show Chicago leading with 12 wins and 7 losses, New York at 13 8, Cleveland 13 9, Baltimore 4 0, Minnesota 3 11. Tuesday results include Detroit 7 New York 2 and Cleveland 6 Boston 5. National League table lists San Francisco 16 7 6 percent, Philadelphia 14 9, Milwaukee 15 10, St. Louis 14 12. Tuesday scores include Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 and Milwaukee 2 New York 0.
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Cycle Races and Sr. Baseball Planned at Meetings
Two meetings set for Thursday night at the Launching Pad to plan summer activities. At 7:30 a senior baseball program aims to gauge interest in weekly play with no formal teams and six weeks of three hour sessions. At 8:30 Cycle Club members will organize the Memorial Day Bike Derby as Dr. Henry Baker signals this will be the last pre race planning session.
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College Results Across Men’s Sports Reported
Bethany baseball won 11 to 7 and Bethany beat Friends 7 to 2 in college results. Oklahoma defeated North Texas State 5 to 2 in tennis. Kansas conference action in Salina saw Southwestern 10 Bethany 10 McPherson 1. Northern Illinois beat Bradley 100 to 45 in track. Central Intercollegiate Conference golf results list Washburn 767, Pittsburg 778, Emporia 783, Omaha 788, Fort Hays 807 with Kansas conference tournament at Salina.
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Iola Rocket Dual Meet Tomorrow
Royster Junior High and Iola Junior High clash in a dual track meet here tomorrow afternoon starting at 3 to close the Rockets regular schedule. Divisions for seventh, eighth and ninth graders will be held with Royster sending 18 athletes to Saturday's Junior Olympics at Fort Scott. The teams opened the season at Lola where Chanute won the ninth grade division by a narrow margin while losing the eighth and seventh divisions.
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London boxer Walker tops Nielsen in Britain
Fight results list Billy Walker of Britain knocking out Bill Nielsen, both heavyweight contenders, with notes from North Hollywood and Albuquerque bouts. Tig er Al Carter narrowly outpoints Manuel Ramos in Mexico City, and Curtis Cokes wins a ten round decision over Tony Montano in Phoenix.
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Orioles Ride McNally and Bunker to 5-0 Shutout of Senators
Baltimore’s Dave McNally and Wally Bunker shut out Washington 5-0 as McNally improved to 3-1 with his third win in a single loss and Bunker debuted with a one hit shutout. The pair, part of Balti more’s promising Kiddie Korps, contributed to five of the Orioles 14 victories while veterans Barber Estrada and Pappas each have one win. McNally allowed only a first inning double by Chuck Hinton and a late infield single, walking three and fanning one. Elsewhere, Detroit beat the Yankees 7-2 behind Lolic h’s three hits, Kaat’s four-hit effort helped Minnesota thrash Chicago 11-1, O Donoghue and Wyatt two-hitter propelled Kansas City past Los Angeles 6-2, and Cleveland edged Boston 6-5.
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