Oilers Drop Two Narrow Games in Kansas City
Chanute Oilers outhit Lenny's Tavern in both games but dropped a pair of 3-2 and 4-3 losses. Gary McKenzie struck out 12 in the opener, while Elmer Batterree hit a two run homer for the hosts. Tom McKenzie and George Holtzman led Chanute with two hits apiece, and Ray Scott took the loss in the nightcap despite solid hits from Chanute.
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Altoona High School holds 21 graduated as bom speakers
Altoona Rural High School held its baccalaureate and plans graduation in the high school auditorium. Buford E Fisher of Chanute will deliver the commencement address on Little Things If Such There Be.
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Wichita East Wins AA Track Meet and Records
Wichita East tops the Class AA state high school meet with 38 points led by Jim Ryan’s 3:58.3 mile, plus records from Bill McGuire and Gary Tucker. Hoisington claims Class A, Kinsley earns Class B, Edson takes Class BB. fifteen meet records set or tied.
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Mayer Wins New Orleans Open in Comeback Victory
Dick Mayer, 42, who dipped from golf prominence after 1957, won the $100,000 New Orleans Open with a final 68 and 273 total after a dramatic 90 foot chip on the 18th hole. The win marks a notable return in a career alongside legends Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson.
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Erie High School Hawaii Buffet Tops Week
Home Economics I class at Erie High School hosted a Hawaiian Cruise themed buffet supper for mothers, faculty spouses, and staff guests. Carol Mills led as toastmistress, with Sharold Fitzgerald giving the invocation and a mother’s welcome from Mills's mother.
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Surfboards Reach California From Hawaii Around 1907
A historical note records surfboards arriving in California from Hawaii about 1907 marking an early phase of the sport's spread along the Pacific coast.
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Capture Delayed in Kansas Drug Store Intrusion
Police captured Thomas Robert Casey after surrounding a suburban Overland Park store and firing three shots. A second intruder, James W. Blake, was flushed from a storeroom by employee Alice Becker and later captured by a manager and a motorist. Both men are jailed in Johnson County.
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Cripple Charged With Murder In Kansas City
Jesse Herman Sirls, 35, charged with murder after shooting Thorton Tibbs, 35, with a shotgun following an assault that left Sirls in his wheelchair. Sirls, unemployed, arraigned Sunday, held on 7500 dollar bond.
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Desert Warriors of Danakil Guard Water Holes
Travelers in Ethiopia fear fierce Danakil tribesmen who enforce a desert code by killing outsiders to prevent water hole depletion. The region’s dangers and customs threaten caravans and travelers seeking relief in arid water scarce zones.
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