Williams Overtakes Mays In Bat Race
Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs tops Willie Mays for the NL batting lead with a .402 average as Mays regains form with homer bursts. Mays hits two homers in a 9-4 Phillies win while Williams goes 2 for 4 in a 10-3 Cubs loss to St Louis. Dick Farrell and Sandy Koufax win for their teams in other games.
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Williams
Mays
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Willie
Billy
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
Philadelphia
Cubs
St. Louis
Dick Farrell
Juan Marichal
Houston
Pittsburgh
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Phillies
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Richie Allen
Bob Bolin
Cub
Phil Cavaretta
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Bill White
Doug Clemens
Sadecki
Finley A's look to farms for more fans in Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics owner Charlie Finley, whose team has dropped 12 of 15 and sits last in the AL, plots a farm night at Municipal Stadium on June 20 against the Washington Senators. Fans may win farm prizes including 100 barred rock hens, 100 Rhode Island red chickens, boar hogs, a stallion, and a Brangus bull by lottery.
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Kansas City
Charlie Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Charlie
Baltimore
Orioles
Kansas City Park
Municipal Stadium
Washington Senators
Rhode Island
Ilus Davis
John Maguire
Credit Clothier
Charles O. Finley
P. S
Dallas
Tex
Local Rummage and Sale Notices in Chanute Tribune
Community sale items list rummage sales and garage events across Chanute areas with dates and locations. Advertisers include purveyors of clothing, curtains, furniture, plants, and food stalls, plus notices for a school meeting and help ads.
Baseball Scores From Area Games
Boston outlasts Los Angeles 8 to 7 and Baltimore beats Kansas City 7 to 6. Washington defeats Detroit 8 to 2 with Houston topping Pittsburgh 3 to 1. St Louis wins 10 to 3 over Chicago while Los Angeles falls 6 to 1 against New York.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Pet. G.B. Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit Seat
Kansas City BI
Ww. i Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
A's Eighth Inning Rally Falls Short as O's Win
Bennie Daniels kept his strong start rolling with his fifth win for the Washington Senators in an 8-2 victory over Detroit. He allowed four hits and lowered his ERA, while Ed Brinkman and Chuck Hinton drove in runs for the Senators.
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Associated Press
Bennie Daniels
Daniels
Washington Senators
Dave Wickersham
Detroit
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Senators
Tigers
Jim Duckworth
Nings Daniels
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Baltimore
Kansas City
Manny Jimenez
Boston
Los Angeles
Jack Hamilton
Chuck Hinton
Jim King
Hinton
Washington
Ed Brinkman
Gates Brown
Orioles
Athletics
Wally Bunker
Nelson Mathews
Ed Charles
Jim Gentile
Duden With Mallet Putter Leads Memphis Open
Bob Duden, 43, Portland, Oregon, led the Memphis Open after a 65 despite a 68 earlier, aided by a double eagle and five birdies. Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler, Gay Brewer, and Paul Dobson trailed by one stroke at Colonial Country Club. Defending champ Tony Lema shot 68, Jack Nicklaus 72 after a rough start. 33 players broke par in the 6,466-yard course, with 80 advancing to Saturday and 60 to Sunday for a $7,500 winner.
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Portland
Ore
Duden
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer
Paul Bonde
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Colonial Country Club
Methodists crush Baptists in 35 0 church softball win
The Methodists routed the First Baptists 35 to 0 in a four inning Church Softball League game. Dick Purdy hit an over the fence homer as Tom McKenzie allowed two hits for the win. Baptists commit three errors while Methodists finish 2-2.
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Methodists
First Baptists
Baptists
Dick Purdy
Tom McKenzie
Dean Sutcliffe
John Crownover
Burke
Earl Grogan
Walker
UB Trinity
St. Patrick’s
Knights of Columbus
Lutherans
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Manuel “el Cordobes
Benitez
Las Ventas Arena
Madrid
Peet
Brian Keith Veramiles
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Cestimodos
Walt Draney
Walt Disney
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Ulm
Laura
Fee
BUICK
Chevrolet
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South Tennessee
North Santa Fe
Chidren
South Earth
South Highland
South Malcolm
Purity Dairy
Viliam Circle
South Forest
Chanute Business Machines
West Third
Earston
Kansas
Comstock
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chanute
Roy Lee Howell
Watkins
Wiltie
Wented
Milton Dorris
Altoona
Leslie Kiauman
South Wilson
Chris Rensing
Mercury
Rambler
FORD
C. L. Fisher Chevrolet Co
S. Evergreen
Terry Bailey
Chroma-Glo, Inc. P
Box 198
Duluth
Chanute Tribune
Wonder Bread Depot
Humboldt
Carpenter Gray Lumber Co., Inc
East Main
Chanute Furniture
West Main
Navaco
W. Std
Bert Becker
Bob Donovan
Texaco
4Th
Lincoln
Clayton Abbott
Savonburg
Warren Babcock
Lee Osborn
Quality
Moss Shoe
Richman
Chanute Roofing Company
L. Sweaney
Lassman Electric
Steve Busby
Charley Hansen
Jim
Houston Plumbing & Supply
Cali
Admiral
Don's Electric
Shultz
Reisch American School of Auctioneering
Dewey MacCoy
Dial
Marple, Benedict
Troutman
Fredonia
P.m. Furniture Sale
South Washington
Ida Palen Estate
Humboldt Auction
Farmer's Wants
Roy
Thurman's Glad Acres
Galesburg
Sator Sun
Chanute Iron & Metal
North Malcolm
Robert J. Wiles
North Plummer Road
Massey-Ferguson
Wesley Henry
Potter's
Hans Flowers
South Central
Hans
Pets & Supplies
Naturalheeler’s
Girard
Glen Nerlocker
Foe
Jake C. Byers
THE
John Wayne
Martin Ayvas
Warner Bro
Angie Dickinson
Walter Brennan
Ward Bond
Ud. Glory
Anthony Perkins
Jane Fonds
Memphis
By van Savell
Bob Duden
Bruce Devlin
Mason Rudolph
Doug Sanders
Crush Baptists
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Open House & Coin Exchange
West Entrance
Chanute Memorial
Hanes
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