Braves Beat Dodgers 7 5 As Podres Drops First Loss
Ed Mathews homered twice boosting Milwaukee to a 7 5 win over Los Angeles and tossing Johnny Podres into defeat. Lew Burdette won his second consecutive start, driving in three Braves runs. San Francisco routed Chicago 14 1, with Cepeda and Alou homering. Cubs and Dodgers status altered NL race. a rainout delayed St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Ed Mathews
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders from multiple teams include Killebrew at .373 and Brandt at .364 for batting. Colavito leads runs with 27. Gentile drives in 37. Moon posts .384 with 38 hits. Cepeda has 28 RBIs. Pitching leaders show Mossi with 40 decisions and Pascual with 41 strikeouts.
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Nieder Flops in Pro Boxing Debut in Philadelphia
Olympic shot put champion Bill Nieder admitted a poor pro boxing debut, knocked out in the first round of a six round match at the Alhambra Boxing Club in Philadelphia. The 26 year old Santa Monica native said he felt pretty low after the loss and plans to continue boxing.
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No Contest By Tatum
KANSAS CITY AP Reece Goose Tatum a veteran clown of Negro basketball teams appeared in U S S district court and pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of failing to file income tax returns for 1956 and 1957 The judge called it a gentlemanly plea and noted Tatum 39 had filed returns for 1958 and 1959 but not paid taxes authorities said he earned about 130000 in four years and owed 118000 in taxes and penalties for the period He was not contesting the charge
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Baseball Roundup Pitched Shutout by Camilo Pascual
Camilo Pascual blanked the White Sox for Minnesota in a four hit shutout, their fourth straight and within one game of the idle Yankees. Tigers beat Baltimore 10-5 as Detroit widened its lead to three games, aided by 15 hits and a five run seventh. Indians, Indians, and A's games feature early surges, with Mudcat Grant and Paul Foytack earning decisions therein.
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Baseball Scores Tuesday and Wednesday Box Scores Across Leagues
Tuesday results include Cleveland at Boston Washington at New York Detroit at Baltimore Minnesota at Chicago Los Angeles at Kansas City In Wednesday play Cleveland at Boston Washington at New York San Francisco defeated Chicago 14 to 1 Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 7 to 5 St Louis at Pittsburgh postponed by rain Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Pacific Coast League Tacoma 2 Vancouver Salt Lake 8 Seattle 7 Portland 5 Hawaii 4 San Diego 18 Spokane 9 International League Toronto at Buffalo rain Columbus 4 Jersey City 1 San Juan 3 Richmond 0 Syracuse at Rochester rain American Association Omaha 4 Dallas Fort Worth 3 in 10 innings Houston Indianapolis 6 Louisville at Denver wet grounds
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Two-Man SEK Golf Winners Rally To Lead Field
Doug Ricketts and Ed Ranz of Chanute won the SEK two-man event at Hillcrest CC with 246 strokes over 27 holes. Ricketts led with 39-38-41 for 118, while Ranz posted 45-41-42 for 128, edging Coffeyville’s Bruce Witherspoon in a sudden-death for medalist honors. Chanute’s four-man team finished third in the larger division with 542 as Independence and Iola trailed.
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Lutherans Rally Past Knights Of Columbus In Opener
The Lutherans overcame an early deficit to beat the Knights of Columbus 11 to 9 in the opening night of the Church Softball League. Burghart and Rana Bargar teamed for the win as Howell and Godinez took the loss. First Baptist and the Methodists meet next, followed by Christians versus Presbyterians.
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Frank Lane Not to Quit Athletics
Kansas City AP reports general manager Frank Lane declares he will not quit the Athletics. He denied rumors of leaving for Houston and asked why he would leave a $100 000 annual post. Lane cites a four year contract with Charles Finley and notes termination terms and job security.
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Grade Meet Rescheduled For Tomorrow At Chanute
The Chanute Grade School track meet, delayed twice by rain, will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Royster Stadium. Between 500 and 600 fourth to sixth graders compete in four events per division with ribbons for top five. Lions Club sponsors the events. junior college play activities class runs field events.
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San Francisco bout ends in decision for Al Medrano
The Associated Press reports in San Francisco that Al Medrano outpointed Harry Campbell in a 10 round welterweight bout. The Sacramento challenger Campbell advanced from San Jose, while Tiger fought in New Orleans at 161 pounds.
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al Medrano
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Local bowling league names winners and officers
The Chanute bowling association announced 1961 62 season dates Aug 28 to May 4 and elected Milo Johnson director at large. Trophies and most improved bowler awards were given to Industrial Glenns Tires Roosevelt Lindquist Merchant Ranz Motors Bert Wahl Businessmen Zimtopte Electric Dick Eyler City First National Bank Larry Myers and Elks Elks No 4 Eddie Chapman.
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Legal Notices Published in Chanute Tribune May 16 1961
Official notices of legal actions and public affairs appeared in The Chanute Tribune on May 16 1961. Details include court filings, estate settlements, deadlines, and administrative announcements affecting local residents and businesses.
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