Yankees Dominate Royals 7 4 In Rich Showdown
Orioles stay hot against left-handed pitchers as Mickey Mantle drives in five runs with two homers in a 7-4 Yankees win over Kansas City. The Orioles beat Detroit 4-2 behind Mickey Lolich in his first big league start, keeping them tied for the league lead.
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Bowling Assn Elects Osborn President for 1963 64 Season
Osborn is named president of the Chanute Bowling Assn for the 1963 64 season at the annual dinner in the Tioga Hotel. The league starts Aug 26 runs 35 weeks ending May 8 with two weeks off for Christmas and New Year. New officers include Larry Mathews as VP Don Wyatt as secretary treasurer and Raymond Friederich and Andrew Ladd as directors. Joe Jacobs becomes tournament manager. Current officers transition Aug 1. Awards are given for high single game and three game scores. plans for eight new lanes, remodeling and improved seating are announced.
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Dick Ahring
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Businessmen's League
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St Patrick's Methodists top Christians in church league
St Patrick's stretched their winning streak to four in a 14 to 4 victory over the Christians. Dick Purdy hit a homer for the Methodists as Dan Zaragoza and Harley Ponce pitched the win. Roy Marts and Dean Sutcliffe went the distance for the Methodists, while Lee Wilkins and Hyson worked for the Presbyterians. A revised schedule goes into effect tomorrow with Christians vs UB Trinity and another game postponed.
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Patty Gough high in national bowling meet
Patty Gough of Chanute, a member of the Dr. Pepper bowling team, placed high in Division II of the National Women's Bowling Tournament in Memphis. She stood third in singles with 580 after most shifts, with 586 leading at that moment. final results were not available when teams left for home. Chanute teams Dr. Pepper, Dristlen Studio and Skinney Electric participated in the event.
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Senior Play Will Open May 29
Senior Baseball League managers set Wednesday night May 29 for the league opening on the field at Santa Fe Park and plan one more practice round next Sunday. Last Sunday's practices were rained out. Matches feature Bill Beck and Bud Leroy at 2 PM and Don Papst versus Carl Ranabargar at 4 15 PM.
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George D Widener Jaipur Wins 1962 Belmont Victory
George D Widener retired after an injured leg, but Jaipur captured a 73.888 speed mark on New York tracks in 1962 with a major win at the Belmont Stakes.
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Richwine Receives Kansas Driver of the Year Award
Lee Richwine of 516 N Western will be presented the Kansas Driver of the Year award by the Kansas Motor Carriers Assn at a dinner tomorrow night at Hotel Jayhawk Topeka. The honor, sponsored by the Kansas Council of Safety Supervisors, recognizes highway safety and courtesy records. He was chosen from 12 monthly safety winners as Driver of the Year.
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Driver of the Year hopeful Richwine marked for decades of safe service
Richwine, a 49 year old Stark driver for Smith Brothers, has 26 years of clean driving with 2,128,000 miles logged. He competes in the national Driver of the Year safety contest sponsored by American Trucking Associations Inc, with 17,240,951 safe miles and 244 years of professional service noted.
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Baseball Scores From Tuesday And Thursday AP Report
The Associated Press recap shows American League results with New York 7 over Kansas City 4, Minnesota 8 over Boston 2, Chicago 4 over Washington 3, Baltimore 4 over Detroit 2, with Los Angeles at Cleveland postponed. Thursday schedule includes Washington at Baltimore, St. Louis 5 Chicago 4, Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 6 Houston 5, San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 2, Los Angeles 4 New York 2, plus St. Louis at Chicago and Cincinnati at Milwaukee. International League results list Richmond 3 Jacksonville 2 in 10 innings, Indianapolis 7 Rochester 6 in 10, Syracuse 6 Buffalo 2, Atlanta 16 Arkansas 2. Pacific Coast League scores Dallas-Fort Worth 6 Oklahoma City 4, San Diego 12 Portland 1, Tacoma 5 Seattle 3, Spokane 7 Hawaii 3, Salt Lake at Denver postponed. HS notes include an unspecified result.
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Original Writing Winners at Rockette Magazine Contest
Dorothy Martin announced winners of Roy ster Junior High Original Writing contest in Rockette Magazine. Top prizes of 3, 2, and 1 dollars were awarded in poetry, essays, and short stories, with three honorable mentions per category. Winners include Rodney Niermeier for Spring, Vicky Dunaway for Your Smile, and Susan Hesting for Andy's Decision.
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Randy Bauer
Bob Magill
Ricky Clark
Bob Crumrine
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Ribbons Pile Up for Chanute in Junior Olympics
Denny Senseney of Chanute finished second in the 70 yard high hurdles for intermediate boys at the AAU Junior Olympics in Fort Scott. A Chanute squad of nearly 40 pupils collected many ribbons as Yates Center and local youths also posted strong results among 471 entrants across divisions.
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Sam Senseney
S. Garfield
Chanute
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Rouderhough
Yates
Airman Avore Killed in Kansas Two-Car Crash
Airman 3 C Richard Avore, 19, of Gorham New Hampshire, died Tuesday night in a two car collision on a country road two miles north of Auburn Kansas.
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Boxing results from three cities headline night action
In New York Luther Murphy of Phoenix outpointed Joe Shelton of Passaic after eight rounds. In Sacramento Joe Brown of Houston stopped Joe Lopes in seven rounds. In Honolulu Curtis Cokes of Dallas outpointed Stan Harrington after ten rounds.
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Two Firsts For Cubs at State Track Meet
Humboldt athletes earned two blue ribbons at the Class A state track meet in Wichita last Saturday. Steven Orcutt won the javelin with 182 feet 6 inches, defeating runner-up Terry Altenborg of Lindsborg by over three feet. Stephen Palstring cleared 5 feet 112 inches in the high jump, contributing to Humboldt's tenth point total and sixth place in the final standings.
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Walker Cooper Hit Nine Grand Slams for Five Teams
Walker Cooper hit nine grand slam home runs across his baseball career with five teams. He belted four for the Giants, two for the Cubs, and one each for the Cardinals, Reds, and Braves.
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Employment listings for 17 year olds and secretarial work
Classified notices show several young applicants seeking work in secretarial, office, and part or full time positions. Includes Cheryl Campbell age 17 Benedict sought general office tasks, Richard Tomlinson 17 varied experience, Mariha Hutchison 16 inside work preferred, Sandra Stoll 18 or after May 26, Anita Chapman 17 offering art related and babysitting, and Juanita Watts 17 seeking mornings and some afternoons. Also Charlene Truster 17 listing shorthand and typing skills.
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Graduation portables and office typewriter combos offered
Underwood Studio portable $98 with office typewriter features and Lettera portable $68. Cha nute Business Machines at 1013 W Third St. Skateland offers reward for return of two ladies skates one size 3 and one size 6. Contact HE 1-658. Alterations touted by Mrs. Comstock HE 13278. Note: will not be responsible for debts other than those I incur. Daniel H Bogie.
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