Sadecki Wins First 1965 Start as Cardinals Top Phillies 8-2
Ray Sadecki pitched five strikeouts and two double plays helped the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8-2. Bill White hit a 425 foot homer and Tim McCarver homered, while Richie Allen and Alex Johnson answered with solo shots.
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Sadecki
Richie Allen
Alex Johnson
Cardinal
Bill White
Tim McCarver
White
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Phillies
Ray Herbert
Bobby Wine
McCarver
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Cardinals
St. Louis
Tracy Stallard
Redbirds
Officers Elected By Bowling Assn in Chanute Banquet
Seventy seven Chanute Bowling Association members attended the awards banquet at the Orchid Buffet. New officers for 1965 66 include Harry Morgan president Ben Nicholas vice president John Morgan secretary treasurer Lawrence Legge and Ed Chapman directors and Joe Jacobs tournament director. They assume Aug 1.
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Chanute Bowling Association
Harry Morgan
Ben Nicholas
John Morgan
Lawrence Legge
Ed Chapman
Joe Jacobs
A. L. Pitts
Elmer White
U S Open Golf Entries Trimmed After Qualifying
The U S Open field of 2304 entries will be cut to about 418 automatic qualifiers as preliminary play begins at 55 sites. Ken Venturi leads 31 top-ranked players into the June 17-20 championship in St. Louis while 2232 others start local qualifying to reach the 150 final entrants. Venturi, sidelined by a circulatory ailment, plans to defend the title won in 1964 at Washington.
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New York
Ken Venturi
St. Louis
Art Wall Jr
U.S
King Labron Harris
al Besselink
Charles Sifford
Gardner Dickinson
Joe Campbell
Phil Rodgers
U.S. Golf Association
Memphis
Venturi
USGA
Washington
College Baseball Results Scare Cincinnati Win Over Miami Ohio
Cincinnati beat Miami Ohio 11 to 9 in college baseball as St Louis toppled Washington St Louis 6 to 3. Drake defeated State College of Iowa 8 to 1 in college tennis.
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Miami
Ohio
St. Louis
Washington
Drake
State College of Iowa
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Circuits
Chicago defeated San Francisco 7 to 6 in a 72 inning game halted by rain. Milwaukee beat New York 4 to 3. St Louis topped Philadelphia 8 to 2. Houston won 4 to 1 against Los Angeles. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati was rained out.
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Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
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Houston Seer
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues and minors
Chicago 5 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 1 Baltimore 0 Washington 15 Detroit 9 Los Angeles 3 Minnesota 1 Syracuse 2 4 Buffalo 1 Rochester 4 Toronto 0 Toledo 1 Atlanta 0 Columbus 3 Jacksonville 2 San Diego 4 Portland 3 Okla City 8 Denver 5 11 innings Salt Lake 4 Arkansas 2 Vancouver 3 Seattle 1 Spokane 6 Tacoma 2 Indianapolis 11 Hawaii 0
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Okla City
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Salt Lake
Arkansas
Vancouver
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Boston New York
New York
Boston
Harada Wins Bantamweight Title In Nagoya Bout
Masahiko Harada defeats Eder Jofre on points in Nagoya to claim the world bantamweight championship as Gondo KO’s Kim Duk-bong in Seoul and Pimentel stops Robles in Phoenix. Olguin outpoints Brown in Sacramento.
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Associated Press
Nagoya
Japan
Masahiko
Harada
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Seoul
Korea
Masao Gondo
Kim Duk-bong
Gray Lumber beats American Legion 13 to 4 in baseball at City Park
Gray Lumber jumped to a six run first inning as Don Papst and David Cooper led with multiple hits. Don Friederich allowed all four Legion runs in two innings before Harry Morgan held the line. Legion's Herb Washburn noted bench testing amid injuries and rain.
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White Sox
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Horlen
Dick Green
Ed Charles
John O'Donoghue
Athletics Tonight
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Chanute American Legion
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David Cooper
Don Friederich
Legion
Harry Morgan
Cooper
Jim Schmitt
American Legion
Richard Edwards
Randy Richman
Tony de la Torre
Herb Washburn
Papst
Duffer James
Amer. Legion
Big Eight TV grid receipts kept at 563000 dollars
Big Eight television receipts for the season remain at 563 184 dollars as the NU OU game moves to Thanksgiving Day 300 000 dollar national telecast frees Kansas Missouri for regional air. Additional regional telecasts include Kansas State at Indiana September 18.
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Lincoln
Neb
NUOU
Kansas-Missouri
Kansas State
Indiana
Prisoners' Funds Missing at Syracuse Jail
Sheriff's deputies report $334 in cash belonging to prisoners vanished from the jail office in the public safety building, raising concerns over inmate funds and security.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Public Safety Building
Ice Breaker Ends Mission Edisto Heads to Boston Harbor
The ice breaker USS Edisto sails toward Boston harbor signaling the end of a four year Arctic mission for Arlis II and its scientists. The vessel began its voyage after a month long struggle to rescue 20 men from a melting ice slab northwest of Iceland.
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Edisto
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Arlis II
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
Greenland Sea
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Antarctica
Chanute Junior Golf Tournament Set for June 2
The Chanute JayCees sponsor a junior golf event June 2 at Chanute Country Club with three divisions for junior high boys senior high boys and girls under 18. Boys play 18 holes while girls play nine with low scorers advancing to the state tournament in Coffeyville. If rained out the event moves to the next day and registration forms are available from local organizers with a May 31 deadline.
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Chanute JayCees
Chanute Country Club
George Heger
JayCee
Coffeyville
Heger
Herb Snender
Tony Lockyear
Pat Conn
Cassius Clay Fit for May 25 Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay is declared fit for the May 25 title bout with Sonny Liston after a pre fight physical in Maine. Clay weighed 211 pounds, will stay to train, and did not spar Tuesday. Liston sparred six rounds in Poland Spring before a large crowd including former champions Joe Louis, Jim Braddock, and Jersey Joe Walcott.
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Lewiston, Maine
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Maine Boxing Commission
Chicopee
Mass
Clay
Lee Lemieux
Westbrook
Lemieux
Ice Island Evacuation Reaches Keflavik After Arctic Run
A vessel traversed 150 miles of consolidated pack ice to reach an ice island and rescue inhabitants plus 30 tons of equipment on May 10. Evacuees disembarked at Keflavik Iceland for home or vacations.
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Keflavik
Iceland
Scout News Pack 3 Den 3 meets at Murray Hill School
Cub Scouts of Den 3 discussed their favorite activities from the year. Robert Arnold led the group in a name game and other games were played. Den Mother Mrs Wayne Huffman received a gift of thanks and appreciation. Mrs John McMeekin served refreshments.
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Cub
Den 3
Murray Hill School
Robert Arnold
Wayne Huffman
John McMeekin
Troop 25 Plans June Camp Wilderness Themed Outing
A basket supper at Zion Lutheran Church brought together Boy Scouts of Troop 25 and families. The troop discussed Camp Wilderness and set a camping trip for June 6 to 12. Jeff Jordan was inducted as an official tenderfoot.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts
Troop
Wilderness
Jeff Jordan
Michigan State Fencing Coach Leads Teams in All NCAA Championships
Fencing coach Charlie Schmitter of Michigan State has guided teams to compete in all 21 NCAA fencing championships, marking a remarkable tenure with consistent program presence and success.
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Charlie Schmitter
Michigan State
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