Big Eight Grid Weigh-ins Highlight Preseason
Five Big Eight teams Kansas Kansas State Colorado Oklahoma State and Nebraska held official weigh-ins with Nebraska posting a 215 pound average per player the heaviest squad in history totaling 20 182 pounds for 94 players. Keith Christensen was the heaviest at 255 pounds. Kansas State listed 64 players including 21 lettermen and five junior college transfers. Sophomore Bill Schmitz of Kansas State suffered a season ending fractured ankle. Oklahoma State prepared for scrimmage with wet fields delaying the start while Iowa State focused on fundamentals and controlled contact under coach Clay Stapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Bob Taucher
Keith Christensen
Bill Schmitz
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Clay Stapleton
Lincolns knocks out Rush in San Francisco bout
Amos Lincoln of Los Angeles defeated Elmer Rush of San Francisco by knockout in nine rounds, delivering a decisive boxing win in the match in San Francisco.
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Associated Pres
San Francisco
Amos Lincoln
Los Angeles
Elmer Rush
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday and Discharge Data
The report lists dam pool levels in feet above sea level for John Redmond 1036.00 and 1036.02 with stations Bed and Wneadickee 901.50 and 900.04 respectively. Water discharge is noted in cubic feet per second with incomplete figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redmond
Wneadickee
Suiiics Cckcevese
Prtete Cisiieserns
Wood Lumber Ad Promises Careful Selection
A lumber yard promotes top grade select and graded lumber for protection and satisfaction. It urges buyers to choose wisely to build wisely and invites customers to visit for their lumber needs.
Lindblad Wins As A's Nats Split In KC Doubleheader
Eddie Mathews drove in two first inning runs for the Cardinals with a throwing error but St. Louis fell 8-5 after a six inning Braves rally. In Kansas City, Ed Charles and Joe Nossek powered the A's to a 4 0 win in the night cap while Washington swept the opener 3 0 behind Mike McCormick's four hit effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Eddie Mathews
Cardinals
St. Louis
Braves
Cards
Athletics
Washington
Kansas City
Ed Charles
Joe Nossek
Paul Lindblad
Jim Nash
A’s
Senators
Mike McCormick
Charles
Nossek
Lindblad
Nash
McCormick
Frank Howard
Weekend visitors and family gatherings reported in Savonburg area
A long list of weekend guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Sam George and family of Savonburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haddan of Stark with son Troy, and others from Chanute, Le Roy, Wichita, and Kansas City. Weddings and hospital news touch Oswego, Chanute, and Neosho Memorial Hospital as relatives travel and reunite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Janice
Gene
Pam Johnson
Robert Logan
Kansas City
Ernest Swanson
Karen
Kevin
Logans
Swansons
John Norton
Karla Grant
Oswego
Calvin Harford
George Miller
Chanute
George
Nellie Miller
Harold Jones
Herington
Fred Wilson
Earl Albert
Blanche Laughlin
Floyd Potter
Walter Scoffield
Augusta
Mrs. Laughlins
Colorado
Helen Cross
Neosho Memorial Hospital
K. U. Medical Center
Glenn Taylor
Rev W R Baker Installed as New Pastor at First Church
The First Church of God at 4th and Kansas announces the appointment of Rev W R Baker, formerly of Fairfax Virginia, to lead the congregation. He studied at Lee College and has served as district overseer in Alabama and West Virginia, with youth board work in Alabama. The Bakers reside at 1017 S Lafayette with Jan ice Debra and Robbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
4Th and
Kansas
W. R. Baker
Fairfax, Va
Lee College
Cleveland, Tenn
Alabama
West Virginia
Russell Golfer Leads Kansas Senior Women
Pearl Haney of Russell shot an opening round 80 to lead the 17th Kansas State Senior Women's Golf Tournament at Smoky Hill Country Club. Vivian Baxter of Russell and Mary Wilkin of Kansas City Kansas tied for second with 86s.
Baseball scores from multiple leagues likely 10 innings
International League games include Toledo 2 Richmond 1 in 10 innings and Syracuse 8 Toronto 5 while Rochester 9 Buffalo 0, Columbus 5 Jacksonville 1. Pacific Coast League results show Indianapolis 4 Tulsa 3, San Diego 15 Oklahoma City 6, Phoenix 6 Denver 3, Tacoma 11 Hawaii 2, Portland 3 Seattle 1 and Vancouver 2 Spokane 1 in 12 innings.
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Associated Press
League .L
Pd. G.B. San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadel
Cincinnati
Sul
Louis
Atlanta Eeee
Houston Eeaee
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Houston
Baltimore
Detroit Sewer
Minnesota
Chicago Steer
Cleveland
California
Washington
Boston
Toledo
Richmond
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Tulsa
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Denver
Tacoma
Hawaii
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Spokane
Bowling Scores Woodpilers League Top Hat Cleaners
Woodpilers league standings show Top Hat Cleaners leading with 3 1, Aero Duct Works posting 3, Cinderella and Chanute Discount near midpack. Individual high series and scores listed: Top Hat Burghart 183 and 30 to 10, Aero Duct Bergen 167 and 30, Cinderella Chapman 159 and 30, Dr. Pepper Mayer 159 and 30, Chanute Discount Pitts 156 and 30, Orchid Buffet Ahring 203 and 30, Bellas Hess Waldrip 156 and 30, Chanute Auto Friederich 166 and 30.
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Top Hat Cleaners
Ssocs.s
Dr. Pepper
Orchid Buffet
Bellas-Hess
Top Hat
Burghart
Woods
Aero Duct
Bergen
Dettweiler
Cinderella Wee
Cinderella
Chapman
Mayer
Mayer Chanute Discount
Chanute Disc
Conway and Pitts
Pitts
Ahring
Auto Parts
Waldrip
Chanute Auto
Friederich
Scott
Top Hat Cleaners and Local Shops Scoreboard
A fragmented listing shows multiple businesses with odd scores beside names, including Top Hat Cleaners, La Rosa Restaurant, General Novelty, Fursman Chrysler, Fadlers Produce, Foodtown Super Market, Disney's Market, Gray Lumber, and numeric pairs like 751 741 820-23 2, suggesting a regional trade or competition tally from an archival page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top Hat Cleaners
Scooee
la Rosa Restaurant
General Novelty
Ccccsee
Fursman Chrysler
Fadlers Produce
Foodtown
Disney’s Market
Gray Lumber
Catfish King Neosho River Sets Kansas Record
The Neosho River gains status as a Kansas catfish haven after an 86 pound flathead near St Paul, the biggest Kansas has recorded. Ray Wiechert and a partner landed it on a trotline using a sunfish bait. The fish measured 54 inches long with a 36 inch girth. A local angler story follows about a massive bass in a farm pond with a purple worm bait, later found in the fish’s mouth. Kansas State College and Fort Scott Junior College football and basketball recruiting woes are noted with coach changes and student-athlete transfers, including Bill Russell and Ron White. White accepted a full Tulsa University athletic scholarship. Russell pursued pro baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Neosho
Kansas
Ray Wiechert
St. Paul
Alan Collins
Collins
Larry Baker
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Fort Scott Junior College
Charles E. Cowdrey
Howard Mahones
Fort Scott
Reuben Berry
Berry
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Cowdrey
Bob Johnson
Pittsburg High School
Bill Russell
Ron White
Kansas State College
American Legion
Russell
Los Angeles Dodgers
White
Dragons
Tulsa University
Tulsa
Top Hat Cleaners and Local Shops Listing Numbers
Directory style snippet listing several businesses with phone numbers and high score entries for individuals and shops. Includes Top Hat Cleaners Foodtown Mkt Fadlers Produce Fursman Christ. Disney Market La Rosa Rest and associated names and scores. The fragment appears to be part of a local business directory.
Tim Tam and Carry Back Sweep Derby Double in Florida and Kentucky
Tim Tam Carry Back and Northern Dancer achieved back to back wins in the Florida Derby and Kentucky Derby delivering a rare sweep. The trio solidified their status as leading thoroughbreds as they claimed victories in two prized American derbies.
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Needles
Tim Tam
Carry Back
Northern Dancer
George Barker Retires From Ash Grove Plant
George Barker aged 29? 92? retires from Ash Grove plant after a long tenure. He began work in 1917 and returned in 1946 to work continuously as an overhead crane operator until his retirement. He resides at 917 W Main.
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George Barker
W. Main
Ash Grove
Barker
Kansas Receives 902 158 From Federal Land and Water Fund
Governor Avery announced Kansas qualified for 902 158 from the federal land and water conservation fund for fiscal 1967. Funds must be matched locally and allocations are delayed at Washington, affecting projects like Cheney Reservoir marina. The Joint Council on Recreation administers the program, splitting funds between state agencies and local units.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas
Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund
Edward C. Crafts
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Interior
Avery
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Denver
Washington
Cheney Reservoir
Treasury
Viet Nam
Congress
Joint Council On Recreation
Joint Council
Australian leads Carling Golf at Royal Birkdale
Kel Nagle, 47, sails to a five under par 68 at Royal Birkdale in the Curling Championship leading Peter Thomson and others midway. The field of 24 under par and 14 equal pars, in calm conditions, includes Americans Cupit Dill Lotz Baxter and U.S. Open champ Bill Casper among contenders.
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Kel Nagle
Australia
Royal Birkdale
Peter Thomson
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Peter Butler
Hedly Muscroft
England
Jackie Cupit
Terry Dill
John Lotz
Rex Baxter
Bill Casper
Amateurs Learn Finesse At U S Amateur Championship
At Merion Golf Club 150 leading amateurs faced a tight course after round one of the 66th U S Amateur Championship. Roger McManus, a 42 year old rug salesman from Hartville Ohio, carded a 32 37 69 to lead by one stroke over a field that included many power hitters.
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Ardmore
U.S
Roger McManus
Hartville
Ohio
Merion Golf Club
McManus
Chanute Tribune Briefs September 1, 1966
Chanute Tribune reports local briefs from September 1 1966 featuring community appointments events and notices across Chanute Kansas. Names and exact details are limited in the readable scrape.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Advertising Rates Per Word In Classified ADS
Rates listed for 3 to 26 day runs with a 10 word minimum and 10 percent cash discount per ad. Special daily and weekend deadlines apply. early ads may be submitted before 9 or 10 a.m. on Saturdays. out of territory rates available.
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Bob Churchick
Dennis Richnafsky
Jack Mitchell
Manhattan
Kstate
Dan Devine
Emer
Nats
Steve Carlton
Dick Kelley
Savonburg
Swope Park
Mike Braham
Torrance
Calif
Bob Larson Jr
Linda
Carroll Stewart
Patrick
Veral Manson
David Stewart
Marines
North Carolina
Leon Johnson
Terri
Sherri
Laura Thomas
Don Hoffmeier
Mike and
Steve
Joe Lowe
Johnny Starliper
Paul Ruttgen
Leo Hocevar
4Th & Broadway
Girard
International M
Allis
Ford
IHC
Massa Harris
John Deere
International
M International Sractor
Col
Harold Wadkins
McCune
W. Earl Schifferdecker
Rev. Baker
S. Lafayette
MFA Security Service Co
G. E. Barney
Woodpilers League
Missouri Valley University
Dodger
Ogden
Utah
Larry McCord
Iola
Chanute American Legion
McCord
Ed Lindblad
Kansas City Athletic
Marion
Twin Falls
Idaho
Alonzo
Chartier
Ranabargar
Fadlers
McDaniel
Disney
Winder
la Rosa
Ramsey
Ujah
Halled
Burt Lancaster
Lee Remick
Jim Hutton
Pamela Tiffin
Geee
Jolner Bros
Mansfield
Ven Dore
Don Bowman
Mt ‘Il
Arthur C. Pierce
Larry E. Jackson - Bernard
A. Woolner
Federal Fund For Kansas
Carling Golf
Southport
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Joan Crawford
Universal Picture
Our Help
South Humboldt
Butch Newton
D-X
Mitchell Buick
Earl L. True
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gettler
Lowrence
Lewis C. Stanley
North Steuben
Santa Fe
Gretchen
Banks Tree Service
North 5Th
Humboldt
Mr. Hughes
Tioga Hotel
Hutton School
Hart's Cafe
Freeport
Illinois
Lovely Toys
Liberal Commission
Pauli T. Brennecke
North Chanute
Joan F. Irwin
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