Royster High honors varsity and intramural letters
At Royster Junior High yesterday morning an awards assembly recognized varsity and intramural letters and pins. Coach Bob Nelson presented eighth and ninth grade track letters with first year lettermen earning letters and veterans receiving pins.
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Bob Nelson
Jim Alexander
Tom Arthur
Dennis Baker
Eddie King
Lynn Gorrell
Stanley Mintz
Denny Senseney
Joe Stevenson
Bruce Ward
Randy Richman
Ronnie Briley
Richard Durham
Byron Holfman
Everett James
Bill Summers
Jim Walker
Dana Williams
Bruce Benson
Jim Cooper
Gary Howell
Larry Jacobs
Fred Midcap
Alvin Seefeldt
Jerry Elrod
Russell Anderson
Keith Cochran
Bill Dean
Ricky Fitch
Warren Fitch
Tom Goodwin
Tom McKenzie
Richard Thompson
Mike Upton
Gary Fastburn
Clemente Delivers as Pirates Rally Past Giants 5-4
Bob Clemente sparked a 12th inning comeback driving in the decisive run in Pittsburgh as they beat San Francisco 5-4 to extend their lead in the pennant race. Don Hoak and Dick Groat set up Clemente's three hit night and his second RBI capped the walk-off inning.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Bob Clemente
Pirates
Willie McCovey
Roy Face
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Don Hoak
Dick Groat
Clemente
RBI
Fred Green
Andre Rodgers
Jim Davenport
Giants
Hobie Landrith
Sam Jones
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Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
MLB results list Saturday matchups New York at Chicago Washington at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland and Sunday rematches including Washington at Chicago New York at Kansas City and Baltimore at Cleveland among others. National League standings and Friday results update with multiple scheduled games and postponements.
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Pittsburgh
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Comet Golfers In Fifth Spot
Lawrence Chanut e two man golf team Morton Sutton and Mahlon Gray rested in fifth place in a local meet with no further results available.
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Lawrence — Chanute
Morton Sutton
Mahlon Gray
Lawrence leads state golf as winds affect scores
Sutton fired 1 over par 73 on the Lawrence Country Club layout as winds and rain hampered play. Lawrence and Wichita East held a two stroke edge at the half and Carlson of Lawrence led with 74 while Stith of Independence stood second at 75 as final 18 holes loom today.
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Sutton
Lawrence Country Club
Gray
Lawrence
Wichita East
Wichita Fast
Hutchinson
Salina
Chanute
Manhattan
Shawnee Mission North
Wichita Southeast
Paul Carlson
Glen Stith
Independence
Kansas Sets Sights on Ninth Straight Big Fight Track Title
Kansas leads the Big Fight outdoor meet with 23 qualifiers as Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas State and others push for finals. Notable sprinters include Charlie Tidwell with fast 100 and 220 heats, Teddy Woods challenging Tidwell in the 220 and 440, while Joe Mullins defends the half mile title amid strong Kansan and Nebraskan challengers.
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Associated Press
Ames
Iowa
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Charlie Tidwell
Tidwell
Rex Stucker
Teddy Woods
Bob Tague
Bob Groszek
Bill Stone
Bill Dotson
Joe Mullins
Stone
White Sox Top Yankees 5 3 Behind Kluszewski Power
Ted Kluszewski slugged four RBIs including a two run homer and a key eighth inning single as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 5 to 3 at Comiskey Park to grab a one game lead in the AL. Cleveland moved to second with a 2 0 win over Boston while Detroit shaded Baltimore 4 3 and Washington had their game rained out.
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Clemente
Bucs
Giants
Pirates
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
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Reds
Philadelphia
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
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Dick Stigman
Baltimore
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Whitey Ford
Comiskey Park
Ryne Duren
Yankees
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Turk Lown
Wynn
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Indians
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Jimmy Piersall
Harvey Kuenn
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Stigman
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Ray Boone
Frank Malzone
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Norm Cash
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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Walt Dropp
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Don Mossi
Royster Junior High to Give Equal Letter Honors
The Royster Junior High will align music and scholastic achievement with sports for next year. Letters will be awarded in four areas varsity sports intramurals music and scholarship and all letters will be the same size. Pins will be given when multiple letters are earned to reduce sports emphasis and encourage academics. The school already boasts strong sports with about 97 percent of its 300 boys participating in at least one varsity or intramural activity.
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Tony Lockyear
Bill Horton
Tom Pate
Eddie Bowen
Steve Allen
Royster Junior High
Royster
Russell Anderson
Anderson
Sports and youth programs broaden in Chanute and area
Intramural director Lyle Dean notes fewer than ten boys sat out this year as eight sports are offered twelve times yearly with fall sports repeated in spring. Girls have five sports offered seven times, along with ping pong. both groups join in softball, tether ball, volleyball, and basketball. Also listed are tumbling clubs and drum and bugle corps. Four Royster track stars will compete in the Kansas Junior Olympics at Kansas University June 9, a first in three years for Chanute entrants.
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Lyle Dean
Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Chanute
Coffeyville Holds Lead in National Junior College Meet
Coffeyville Kan leads after four events in the National Junior College track meet as Phoenix Ariz rallies behind Richard Haywood who ties the meet record in the 120 yard high hurdles and takes part in the low hurdles and the broad jump. Coffeyville showcases Mike Fulgum Robin Oliver and Bill Thornton among top performers while Lubbock and Christian contenders loom.
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Big Spring
Tex
Coffeyville
Kan
Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Haywood
Mike Fulghum
Robin Oliver
Bill Thornton
Lubbock
Player Scores 16 Points With Outside Chance
A player scored 16 points last night and remains in contention for the team’s postseason or award. The performance signals potential improvement and keeps expectations realistic as the season progresses.
Machen Beats Miteff in Garden TV Fight
Eddie Machen won a unanimous decision over Alex Miteff in a 10‑round bout at Madison Square Garden. Machen, favored at 11‑5, improved his standing as a potential challenger to Sonny Liston per Sid Flaherty's comments.
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Eddie Machen
Sonny Liston
Machen
Sid Flaherty
Portland
Ore
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Boxing results from AP report list several welterweight and bantamweight bouts
Eddie Machen outpointed Alex Miteff in Portland and Virgil Akins defeated Charley Scott in St Louis. A bantamweight title bout in Tokyo between Jose Becerra and Kenji Yonekura was postponed to Monday due to rain.
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New York
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Alex Miteff
Argentina
St. Louis
Virgil Akins
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Jose Becerra
Kenji Yonekura
Lifesaving invention nearly costs inventor his life
In Los Angeles a new life-saving lifeline failed during a demonstration when John Hudnall 41 descended a five story training tower. The line broke at the third floor causing a fall that left Hudnall with serious injuries. Hospital officials reported his condition as serious.
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Los Angeles
John Hudnall
Hudnall
General Hospital
Rural Wilson eighth graders to graduate in Fredonia event
The Rev Thomas Walsh will address 21 rural Wilson County eighth grade graduates at a 2 p m commencement in Fredonia High School gym. Lowell Shire will present diplomas. Graduates include Benny Lou Basore Elsie Marie Cook Nancy Kay Hare Stephen Michael Sandhothe Deanna Marie White and others from North Brown South Brown Maple Grove Green Ridge Butts Harmony Bell New Albany and Fairview districts.
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Fredonia
Thomas Walsh
Methodist Church
Wilson County
Fredonia High School
Lowell Shire
Benny Lou Basore
Elsie Marie Cook
Nancy Kay Hare
Stephen Michael Sandhothe
Deanna Marie White
North Brown
Dennis Derrigan
Church breakfast honors Midway seniors and local events
Mrs. Orlie Chapman and committee hosted a Methodist church breakfast for the Midway senior class. The program featured an MYF grace song, welcomes by Mrs. M. J. Clough, a greeting by Gary Anderson, and talks by Rev. G. M. Pierce, Charles Schooler, and Mrs. Melvin Sperry. Seniors present include Arnold Mears, Bob Stone, Jim Blackwood, and Georgia Sprague among others. Bluebird Chapter of Order Eastern Star held meetings with officers Mrs. Fred Dodge and Fred Dodge presiding. A Mothers Day tribute included floral gifts, scenes, and refreshments. A wedding shower for Ronald D. Hempen followed at the Methodist church with Elaine Stevens coordinating and performances by Diana Pringle and her mother, plus piano solo by Teresa McKinsey and a quartet.
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Fred Dodge
Climax
Humboldt
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Dodge
Calvin Clinesmith
Harold Sauders
Ronald D. Hempen
Elaine Stevens
Mrs. Chapman
President of the American Bowl ing Congress
Carl A. Copp a 66 year old Dayton Ohio resident and retired industrial relations manager serves as president of the American Bowl ing Congress.
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American Bowling Congress
Carl A. Copp
Dayton
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