Cards Beat Dodgers 6 4 as St Louis extends win streak
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6 4 to push their winning streak to seven. Julian Javier led with two singles and a triple driving in three, scoring the tying and go ahead runs. Bob Uecker and Lou Brock contributed key hits as the Cards pulled away in the seventh.
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Racer Masten Gregory Faces Non-Support Charge At Indy 500
Indianapolis AP Masten Gregory, 33, will race in the Indianapolis 500 next Monday despite a warrant for non-support of his former wife and four children. He appeared in a Kansas mag istrate court, case continued to June 28, bonded for 500 dollars, and his home is listed as Rome Italy. The Kansas City native qualified at 154.540 mph before the warrant was served.
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Baseball Scores From Downtrodden Weekday Schedule
Detroit beat Chicago 8 to 3 while Baltimore won 2 to 1 against Washington and New York rolled Cleveland 15 to 5 in a trio of scheduled games.
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Baseball scores from International and Pacific Coast leagues
In the International League Buffalo edged Rochester 6 to 5 and Columbus beat Toledo 3 to 2 after 11 innings. Jacksonville defeated Atlanta 11 to 3, while Toronto won 2 to 8 and Syracuse fell 1 to 3. In the Pacific Coast League Seattle shut out Vancouver 3 to 0 as Denver beat Oklahoma City 5 to 4. Former Dodgers coach Greg Mulleavy and former outfielder Duke Snider are scouting for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Tobor the Robot Reported Missing in Hollywood
Hollywood AP says Tobor the Great, an 82 foot tall robotic star from a 1954 film, vanished from outside John Shiels’ West Hollywood shop after being bought for 30 dollars. Police consider theft likely as Tobor’s fate remains unknown.
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Foster Stops Leslie in New Orleans in Bout
Bob Foster of Washington stopped Charlie Leslie of New Orleans at weight 176 pounds in New Orleans, improving his record in a televised boxing match. Leslie weighed 17242 pounds and fought at the same venue.
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Teener League Managers Umpires Meet Announced
Teener League managers and umpires will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Launching Pad. Bob McCready league president says the session will cover rules interpretation and local league rules. Opening night ceremonies and junior and senior teener league opening are set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Title Bout Tonight in Lewiston Cable telecast of Clay Liston rematch
Cassius Clay defends his heavyweight title against Sonny Liston in a 15 round return bout telecast live to North America and Europe from Lewiston Maine. Only about 3 000 paid fans expected at the high school rink as 9 30 p m EST bell rings with widespread public interest amid questions about Clay’s dominance since February 1964.
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Bill Easton Honored by Former Kansas Athletes
Lawrence Kansas AP Bill Easton outgoing Kansas track coach was saluted at a testimonial banquet ending an 18 year career with Big Eight domination and two NCAA titles. Seventeen alumni attended including Bill Alley who presented a javelin and joked about help. Easton had been fired last month by athletic director Wade S. Steinson in a policy dispute.
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Methodists and Knights of Columbus Open Softball Season
The Knights of Columbus defeated St Patrick's 5 to 1 and the Methodists crushed the Nazarenes 28 to 14 in the opening action of the 1965 Church Softball League. McKenzie of the Knights threw a three hitter with 17 strikeouts. Polo Perez homered for KC. The Methodists erupted for 25 runs in two innings aided by six Nazarenes errors. Tom McKenzie homered for the Methodists.
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Chanute Legion and Gray Lumber Trade Another Practice Game
The Chanute American Legion and Gray Lumber baseball teams meet at City Park at 7 p.m. in a follow up game of their series. Gray Lumber leads two games to one.
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Final Activities Mark Last Week of Term 1964-65
Final exams and commencements mark the close of the 1964-65 term. Junior college finals were held Friday through today with high school exams to morrow. Commencement events include Junior College at 8 p.m. Thursday and Chanute High School Class of 1965 at 8 p.m. Friday. Awards, picnics, and faculty recognitions accompany the end-of-year notices and the distribution of grade cards Friday morning.
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Counterfeit $20 Bills Recovered Across Kansas City Area
Secret Service agents recovered twenty two counterfeit twenty dollar bills in Kansas City. Vincent Mroz says the passes were likely made Thursday in bars clothing liquor and jewelry stores. Similar bills circulated Tuesday in Jefferson City Columbia and over the weekend in Joplin.
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Most Perfect Maple in Kansas Is Dead
In Atchison Kansas a landmark maple tree once called the most perfect in the state died after two years without leafing out Experts say the tree likely died of old age It stood on the northeast corner of Sixth and Kearney and survived a lightning strike years earlier A National Geographic label and a 1956 Saturday Evening Post cover helped its fame
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Kaiser marks 10th season as St John’s Long Island coach
Jack Kaiser begins his tenth season guiding St John’s College baseball on Long Island. His teams opened the current campaign with 230 wins and 57 losses, reflecting a long record of success and leadership.
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Scholarship For Trammell Receives KU Fund
Chanute High School senior Gary L. Trammell son of Kenneth and Mrs Trammell, 714 S Western, is named a National Science Foundation KU Lawrence recipient. The award of 275 dollars honors entering freshmen in science math or engineering who are Kansas residents with strong records and need.
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Chanute High School
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S. Western
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Drysdale Scouting for Dodgers Firm in Los Angeles
Scott Drysdale, father of Dodgers pitching star Don Drysdale, serves as a scout for the Los Angeles National League team.
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