A's Boston Split In Scramble Atop League Standings
Boston and Kansas City split a doubleheader as Boston clung to first place with a 7-3 opener win while A’s took the nightcap 5-1. Malzone fueled the Red Sox with two homers and five RBIs, boosting his avg toward a league lead as Washington fell behind. Ray Herbert’s shutout streak ended for Chicago, Jim Hall and Karl Battey homered for Cleveland, and Bob Perry and Albie Pearson produced key hits in separate games as the day’s AL action unfolded.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Bill Faul
Detroit
Frank Malzone
Malzone
Faul
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Washington
Timore
Chicago
White Sox
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Minnesota
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Radatz
George Alusik
Fd Charles
A’s
Chuck Schilling
Gary Geiger
Robin Roberts
Pete Ward
Ray Herbert
John Orsino
Albie Pearson
Bob Perry
Angels
Ken McBride
Yanks
Bob Belinsky
Clete Boyer
Keon Wagner
Ralph Terry
Pete Ramos
Indians
Zoilo Versailles
Jim Hall
Karl Battey
Ramos
Joe Adcock
Lenny Green
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Felipe Alou
Cal McLish
Dodgers Roll To Double Win Over Mets In NL Rally
Dodgers pull within one game of the lead after a two game sweep of the Mets. Koufax twirled a two hitter for a 1 0 win and Perranoski worked seven scoreless innings in game two ending 4 2 on Howard’s 13th inning homer.
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Sandy Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Mets
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Perranoski
Frank Howard
Lawrence
Emporia
Taberez
Rodriguez
J. Ramirez
F. Ramirez
Humboldt and Erie win two events in state track meet
Humboldt and Erie area athletes claimed two titles at the Wichita Class A and B state track finals. Erie sophomore David Atkins won the Class B shot put with 54-5, nearing the state mark, while Humboldt’s Stephen Palstring captured the Class A high jump at 5-11, helping Humboldt finish sixth in Class A team scoring as Fredonia, Neodesha, Columbus also earned points. Med icine Lodge led Class B with 25 points and Kingsley took the Class B title with 23 points.
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Erie
Humboldt
Wichita
David Atkins
Stephen Palstring
Fredonia
Neodesha
Columbus
Medicine Lodge
Kinsley
Recreation Calendar Highlights This Week
The week features Monday activities for Women’s Arte and Crafts at Launching Pad 9:30 am to 4 pm and Men’s Physical Fitness at Royster Junior High 6 30 to 8 30 pm. Wednesday offers Umpires Clinic at Launching Pad 7 30 pm and Cha nute Cycle Club at City Library Heritage Room 7 30 pm. Thursday includes Men’s Volleyball at Hutton Gym 7 to 9 pm and Men’s Physical Fitness at Royster Junior High 6 30 to 8 30 pm. Friday has Junior High Night at Launching Pad 7 to 10 pm and Senior Citizens at Memorial Building 1 40 to 4 pm. Saturday features Senior High Junior College Night Dance at Launching Pad 8 30 to 11 30 pm.
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Royster Junior High
Chanute
City Library
Hutton Gym
Memorial Building
Boxing results across cities from multiple venues
The Associated Press rounds show Joey Archer beating Victor Zalazar on points in New York. Fed Jofre stopped Johnny Jamito in Manila to retain the world bantamweight title. George Chuvalo stopped Lloyd Washington in Battle Creek. Les Sprague outpointed Tyrone Gardiner in Sydney Nova Scotia. Francisco Canicio outpointed Mano Mora in Mexico City.
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New York
Joey Archer
Victor Zalazar
Argentina
Manila
Jofre
Brazil
Johnny Jamito
Philippines
Battle Creek
Mich
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Lloyd Washington
Buffalo
N.Y
Sydney
N.S
Les Sprague
Halifax
Tyrone Gardiner
Sydney River
Mexico City
Francisco Cancio
Mexico
Manolo Mora
Cuba
Erie and Area Teams Contest State Meet Results
Erie scored by Aikin, Altoona earned one, Topeka won Class AA with 30 points. Independence contributed ten for 11th place, Coffeyville seven, Parsons and Pittsburg three each. Chanute had no qualifiers for the state meet.
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Erie
Aikins
Altoona
Topeka
Independence
Coffeyville
Parsons
Pittsburg
Chanute
Argentine, Topeka Reach Softball Finals in G1 Forum
Argentine and Topeka advanced to the finals of the G1 Forum Softball Tournament after weekend play. Semifinal winners Chanute and Emporia will contest the third place game, rescheduled due to bad weather. dates for the finals and third place match to be announced.
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Argentine
Topeka
Chanute
Emporia
Harley Ponce
Ray Bonilla
Aramburo
Hidalgo
Ponce
Chanute Legion Tops Topeka 4 2 In Weather-Shortened Game
Chanute American Legion opened its 1963 baseball season by defeating Topeka 4-2 in a nine-inning game played after weather shortened plans for two seven-inning games. Gary Howell earned the win with seven efficient innings, while Tom McKenzie and Bob Cavins collected Chanute hits. Chanute had four runs on three hits, aided by walks, errors, and passed balls.
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Chanute American Legion
Pittsburg
Topeka
Gary Howell
Chanute
Bill Stange
Grame
David Cooper
Martinek
Mudge
Campbell
Jones
Tom McKenzie
Bob Cavins
Randy Richman
Fairfield Wins Sooner Golf
Fairfield ends a three-year drought by winning the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek in muddy conditions. He finishes 72 holes at 280, one stroke ahead of Julius Boros after a 69 on the final round amid intermittent rain and a thundershower. Budgets include a $5,300 prize as Rosburg, Vossler, Bayer, Finsterwald, and Barber challenged throughout the day.
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Oklahoma City
Don Fairfield
Julius Boros
Quail Creek Country Club
Fairfield
Bob Rosburg
Ernie Vossler
George Bayer
Don Finsterwald
Miller Barber
Notable 1962 Sports Facts and Historic Facilities
Seventy three harness horses ran a mile in under two minutes in 1962. Michigan State opened its first swimming pool measuring 17 by 35 feet. Built in 1902 the pool was framed by eight classic white Grecian columns. Norm Shepard has coached Harvard baseball teams since 1955.
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Michigan State
Norm Shepard
Harvard
Chanute Athletes Shine at Junior Olympics Fort Scott
Chanute's youth teams, about 35 athletes from Royster Junior High and Chanute High, excelled at the Junior Olympics in Fort Scott. Wins include Billie Vendenhall in junior softball throw, Bernadette Curls in intermediate high jump, and Connie Smith tied for junior standing broad jump. sophomores Ron Golry and Bruce Ward set meet records in 880-yard run and 100-yard dash respectively.
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Chanute
Fort Scott
Royster
Billie Viendenhall
Bernadette Curls
Connie Smith
Ron Golry
Bruce Ward
Randy Richman
Bruce Benson
Benson
Richman
Ward
Stanley Mintz
Candy Spots Wins Preakness at Pimlico impresses crowd
Candy Spots, the California standout, defeated Chateau Gay and Never Bend by driving through the Pimlico stretch to win the Preakness. Trainer Mesh Tenney praised the effort as Candy Spots eyes the Belmont Stakes while Get Around and Ahoy loom as Derby rivals.
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Chateaugay
Never Bend
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Garden State Park
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Tenney
New Jersey
Rex Ellsworth
Rocky Willie Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Candy
Classified Ad Details and Timing Notes
Classifieds show 12 consecutive days and 26 consecutive days with 10e 16e 10 Percent Discount cash with ad Bind Ads 2S Extra. Dial HE 14100. Start same day. most ads received before 10 a.m. Territorial rates available on request.
Rummage Sale and Red Cross Meeting Schedule Neosho County
A listing of local events includes a rummage sale at 120 South Western running Wednesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Neosho County Red Cross annual membership meeting is set for May 27 at 8 p.m. at the Red Cross office. A Buffalo Methodist Church cafeteria supper is planned for Thursday May 23 at 6 p.m. Additional rummage sale at 1623 South Evergreen on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
Buffalo Methodist Church
South Evergreen
Willing to share ride to Oregon coast June 1 from Butler
Passenger offer to travel to Oregon coast with shared expenses leaving June 1 from 11's West Butler Yates Center. Also notes graduation portable office typewriter sale by Cha mute Business Machines at 1013 W. Third and alterations by Mrs Comstock HE 13278. Contains unrelated lines about debt disclaimer and Alcoholics Anonymous box.
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Here
Oregon Coast
West Butler
Yates Center
Want Summer Jobs in Chanute and Nearby Areas
Classified listing of teens and young workers seeking summer employment. Charles Smell 17- route 1 Chanute LAWN mowing yard work trash hauling. Leon Carder 16 18 West 4th Plano lessons typing. Brende Jackson 307 North Malcolm hedge clipping lawn mowing. John Gibson 16 221 West Main. Richard Morris 14 Theyer Kansas farm work. Gene Morris Thayer Kansas farm work. Roger Saliee 16 M4 South Wilson lawn mowing.
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Leon Carder
West 4Th
John Gibson
West Main
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