Jayhawks Favored to Win Big Eight Track Meet
Nebraska's Charlie Greene seeks the 9.4 second 100 and a meet record as Kansas aims for a third straight outdoor crown under coach Bill Easton. Miller Calhoun and Lingle headline the competing teams with a packed field including Headley and Jackson, while team scores favor Kansas with 101 points in AP trials and Oklahoma close behind.
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Jayhawks
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
Kansas
Colorado
Jim Miller
Bill Calhoun
Oklahoma
Green
Henry Schulte
Miller
Missouri
Ordin Lingle
Greene
Lynn Headley
Jim Jackson
Headley
Calhoun
Dave Crook
Glenn Martin
Lynn Baker
Bill Easton
Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Iowa State
Bill Floerke
Gene Crews
Miles Lister
OSU
K-State
Bob Dixon
Don Lackey
Comets Fail to Qualify In Preliminary Events
The Chanute High School Blue Comets did not qualify in the early events at the Wichita state track meet. Denny Senseney, Bruce Ward, and Stan Mintz failed to reach finals in high jump, 220-yard dash, and low hurdles, while Pete Nooteboom, Mike Smith, and Ron Goltry advanced to finals in distance events. Ed Lindblad and Robert Hoke earned top-five finishes for Piper and Humboldt, and Bernard Jefferson of Fort Scott posted the fastest high hurdle time, with Jim Ryun highlighted for Class AA action.
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Wichita
Chanute High School
Blue Comets
Denny Senseney
Bruce Ward
Stan Mintz
Pete Nooteboom
Mike Smith
Ron Goltry
David Atkins
Erie
Chanute
Ed Lindblad
Piper High School
Robert Hoke
Humboldt
Bernard Jefferson
Fort Scott
Jefferson
Senseney
Mintz
Ward
Carey Borum
Coffeyville
Kenny Gaines
Kinsley High School
Chuck Brass
Coldwater
Bill McGuire
Wichita East
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Manhattan
California
Royster High honors athletes with letter awards
Royster Junior High held its annual awards assembly awarding athletic letters and pins to four golfers and 24 track athletes plus two managers. Golfers Dick Helton Randy Bauer Greg Mitchell and Tom Cloke received letters. Helton accepted the league trophy on behalf of the team for a second straight year. Track awards went to managers Bill Kennedy Gary Scott and to 24 players across ninth eighth and seventh grades.
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Royster Junior High
Tony Lockyear
Dick Helton
Randy Bauer
Greg Mitchell
Tom Cloke
Helton
Rockets
Leon Storck
Bill Kennedy
Gary Scott
Cardinals Rally Past Pirates in Ninth Inning
In a dramatic ninth inning, Ken Boyer walked to start the frame, Dick Groat followed with a triple to tie the game, and Groat scored on Bill White's single as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 7. Don Clendenon homered and singled for four Pirates, while Montana.
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Associated Press
Dick Groat
Bill White
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Groat
White
Athletics
Minnesota Twins
John O’dono
Ghue
Bob Allison
Twins
John Wyatt
Don Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Jim Pagliaroni
Clendenon
Gene Freese
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Baker Star Walt Pickett Shatters Jump Records
Baldwin Kansas AP Walt er Pickett of Baker set a Kansas Conference track meet record in the triple jump with 44 feet 4 inches and won the broad jump at 23 feet 4 1/4 inches helping Baker build a large lead. Baker totaled 43 points while Sterling and Friends trailed.
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Baldwin
Kan
Walter Pickett
Baker
Kansas
Pickett
Sterling and Friends
Southwestern
Ottawa
Bethany
Kansas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Harold Rush
Friends
Moon Sparks Javelin Win in State Junior College Meet
Moon, representing Chanute Junior College, won the javelin at 211 feet 2 inches to earn a trip to the national meet in Garden City. Jim Allison of Parsons finished fourth and Chanute scored five points overall as Hutchinson dominated the team standings with 1102 points.
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Hutchinson
Steve Moon
Chanute
Moon
Garden City
Steve Orcutt
Jim Allison
Parsons
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Dodge City
Arkansas City
Butler County
Independence
Iola
VFW Little League Meeting Set For Monday Night
Ernest Wilson announces a 7 30 pm meeting at the VFW clubrooms for all managers and interested men to discuss policies and scheduling. Aimed at filling manager roles to assign teams in Major Minor Pee Wee and Rookie divisions ahead of May 19 practice start.
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Ernest Wilson
VFW
Wilson
Ash Grove
Howard Jenkins
Orley’s
John Jensen
First National Bank
Gene Johnson
Bank of Commerce
Hy Campbell
Merle Kelly Ford
Lee Wilkins
Consolidated Oil
Burl Schaburg
Han’s Flowers
Dean Evans
Busy Bee Cafe
Marvin Abbott
Mitchell Buick
Well’s Clothiers
Chris DeLaTorre
Taylor’s Fireworks
Recreation Calendar Entries for Monday Friday and Saturday
Monday women's arts and crafts at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to noon. Friday junior high night at Launching Pad 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday senior high and junior college night at Launching Pad 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
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North Malcolm Community Center
Legion and Gray to Play Sunday at City Park
The Chanute American Legion and Gray Lumber teams schedule a 2 p.m. Sunday practice game at City Park under game conditions. Legion manager Herb Washburn says players will wear uniforms, umpires provided, and the home team will face no free substitutions in this annealing contest.
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Chanute American Legion
Gray Lumber
City Park
Herb Washburn
Legion
American Legion
Patterson Stops Herring in Stockholm Fight
Floyd Patterson of New York stopped Tod Herring of Houston in the 3rd round in Stockholm Sweden. In Melbourne Australia actor Plaza stopped Ilan McDonald of Scotland in the 12th round.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Floyd Patterson
New York
Tod Herring
Houston, Tex
Melbourne
Australia
Plaza
Manila
Ilan McDonald
Scotland
Chanute Tribune May 15 1965 highlights
Local paper from Chanute covers community events and notices for Saturday May 15 1965. Brief items highlight civic happenings, school activities, and hometown society news.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Royster
Rex Babcock
Greg Barnard
Reg Coots
Randy Hutchison
Tom Blancett
Jim Kensett
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Dean Oliver
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VFW Little League
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Electrolux Vacuum
Mrs
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St. Steuben
Alcoholics Anonymous
Steve Coots
Cinemas
Cope
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