Oilers End State Tourney With 0-6 Loss To Watson Grange
Chanute Oilers finish state tournament with two wins and two losses, tying for seventh in a 12 team field. Watson Grange blanks Chanute 6 0 as Pete Gomez and Charles Rappard combine for a strong pitching effort. The Oilers end the season 35 9.
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Chanute
Oilers
Watson Grange
Great Bend Guarantee Mutual
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Recreation Calendar Tonight: Adult Archery at Central Park
The recreation calendar lists an adult archery session this evening at Central Park Pavilion at 6:30. Participants should bring their own bow and arrows. target gear provided.
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Central Park
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Denver defeated San Diego 6 to 5 while Tacoma won 1 to 0 and Hawaii fell 0 to 1 to Spokane in a 6 to 0 Seattle beat Vancouver 5 to 2. Portland lost 3 to 10 in 1st game of 10 innings. In the International League Syracuse beat Columbus 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Indianapolis won 5 to 2. Arkansas lost 4 to 5. In the same circuit Toronto defeated Atlanta 4 to 3, sweeping the best-of-seven series 4 games to none.
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San Diego
Tacoma
Hawaii
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Okla City
Salt Lake
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Syracuse
Columbus
Toronto
Atlanta
Brock Sparks Cardinals Win in 10-3 Opener at Busch
Lou Brock starred for the St. Louis Cardinals with a homer drive, a stolen base, and three runs in a 10-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in the first game of a doubleheader at Busch Stadium. The Cards lost the nightcap 10-5 as Chris Short held them in check. The Kansas City A's split with Minnesota, winning 4-3 after an 8-6 defeat, as Tartabull and Brock fueled late scoring. both clubs were idle the next day.
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Bud Leroy
Watson
Chanute
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Fead
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Associated Press
Lou Brock
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Brock
Phil Gagliano
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St. Louis
Chris Short
Phillies
Bob Tolan
Short
A’s
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Twins
Wayne Causey
Chicago
Jose Tartabull
Jim Merritt
Kansas Town Honors Youngest Astronaut
CHAPMAN Kansas crowds honor Capt Joe Engle for reaching 53 miles in the X15 and becoming the youngest astronaut wings recipient. A 75 unit parade drew about 10 000 along with Gov William Avery Rep Chet Mize and Engle’s family. Engle called the home welcome a wholesome environment and thanked locals. Engle an honorary Jaycee member and a 1964 Jaycees outstanding young man, plans return to Edwards AFB CA.
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Kan
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Engle
Abner Engle
William Avery
Chet Mize
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Bataan
Ft. Riley
Kansas Jaycees
Dale Stinson
Junction City
Kansas
The
Jaycees
Salina Golfer Wins Elks Tournament in Sudden-Death
Salina golfer Chris Crank won the Kansas Elks Men's golf tournament at Salina Elks Country Club after a 181 tied finish with Mark Boxberger of Russell. Crank sealed the title in a sudden-death playoff among 174 entrants from across the state.
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Kan
Chris Crank
Kansas Elks
Crank
Mark Boxberger
Russell
Salina Elks Country Club
Brooks Outpoints Serrano In Las Vegas Fight
Johnny Brooks from Henderson Nevada defeats Pulga Serrano of Los Angeles on points in a 144 pounds bout held in Las Vegas Nevada. Serrano loses by decision after ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Johnny Brooks
Henderson
Pulga Serrano
Los Angeles
Nebraska Still Hungry No 1 Ranking Drives Huskers
Lincoln AP Frank Solich the lightest star on Nebraska 1960s era team says pre season No 1 ranking fuels their hunger. He weighs 158 pounds and notes 18 blockers over 230 pounds on a squad chasing national top spot after three straight bowl trips. Solich recalls key plays and a hard hitting Minnesota game that shaped his career.
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Neb
Frank Solich
Nebraska
Solich
Iowa State
Huskers
Minnesota
Bob Devaney
Oklahoma State
Fred Duda
Missouri
Charlotte Wins American Legion Little World Series Title
Charlotte North Carolina defeated Omaha Nebraska 2 to 1 to win the American Legion Little World Series championship. Omaha had eliminated Memphis Tennessee 6 to 3 earlier Monday to reach the finals.
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Wallingford
Manhattan
Woody
Hutchinson
Charlotte, N.C
American Legion
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Charlotte
N.C
Omaha
Neb
Memphis
Tenn
League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching Summary
Yastrzemski leads AL batting with 327 in 350 at bats for Boston followed by Oliva 318. Runs go to Versalles 112 and Oliva 101. Colavito 96 RBI with Horton at 93. Oliva 169 hits. Versalles 154. Yastrzemski 41 doubles. Versalles 39. Campaneris 12 triples. Aparicio and Versalles tied at 10. Horton 27 HR. Conigliaro 26. Wagner 26. Campaneris 48 SB. Cardenal 37. Grant 12 decisions 175 strikeouts? .773 ERA. Terry 114 .733. McDowell 277 Ks. Lolich 192. Second set: Clemente leads average .345. Aaron 325. Harper 115 runs. Rose 102. Rose 182 hits. Clemente 178. Williams 36 doubles. Rose and Aaron 33. Callison 16 triples. Clemente 14. Mays 43 HR. McCovey 32. Wills 84 SB. Brock 56. Koufax 21-7 .750. Koufax 318 Ks. Veale 233.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Veale
Safari Campers Attend State Meet at Kanapolis Lake
Safari Campers spent Labor Day weekend at Kanapolis Lake with Mr and Mrs Reuben Willis and others. They helped register 359 camping units from across the state. Plans include entertaining the National Campers and Hikers in July 1966 at Kanapolis and hosting the Strip-Pitters of Pittsburgh for a camp out September 18 at the Safari Camp Ground.
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Roy Sperry
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Joe Baetsel
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Pittsburg
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Autopsy Planned for Atchison Student Dies After Football Injury
Aloysius Francis Boos a Maur Hill High School junior died after head pain at football practice. Coach Guy Alley said he complained after a tackle and was taken from the field to the locker room then to Atchison Hospital and finally to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Boos of Atchison.
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Aloysius Francis Boos
Maur Hill High School
Guy Alley
Atchison Hospital
Young Boos
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Harold Boos
Atchison
Snead Seeks Ninth Virginia Title At Greenbrier Start
Sam Snead opened the West Virginia PGA event in White Sulphur Springs aiming for a ninth title as 24 entrants started 18 holes on the Greenbrier course. Another 18 holes were set for Wednesday on the Lakeside course with a 36 hole finish Thursday on the Old White.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
West Virginia
49ers trade Smith and Donohue to Cowboys for draft picks
San Francisco sends fullback J D Smith and guard Leon Donohue to Dallas for future choices. Donohue departed for Dallas Monday night while Smith wieghts whether to report.
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Donohue
SAN Francisco
J. D. Smith
Leon Donohue
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Fred McFarren to Captain Army Golf Team in 1966
Fred McFarren of Cleburne Texas will captain Army's 1966 golf team. The announcement names him as lead competitor for the Black Knights with plans to compete in the upcoming season and defend the program's recruiting prestige.
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Fred McFarren
Cleburne, Tex
Army
Accordionist Gus De Weerdt Dies in Alaska Plane Crash
Kansas City accordionist Gus De Weerdt aged 42 died in a light plane crash near Anchorage Alaska. Word of the accident arrived in Kansas City over the holiday weekend. He had performed in hotels and night clubs nationwide.
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Gus de Weerdt
Anchorage
Alaska
Lynx Let Loose At Prague Zoo
Prague Zoo closed for three hours after a prankster released two lynx from their cage. zookeeper nets were used to recapture the pair. The female was described as the more wild of the two.
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Prague
C.T.K
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