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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1968

Page

6

Bowlers Corner leads City League as Christiansen posts 266

Wile Ray Christiansen and Dick Rose propelled Sportsman's Bowl to first in the City League after a 266 game and a 610 series. Harry Morgan added a 252 line and 640 series for Manley Transfer as Industrial League leaders remain unbeaten.

Ray Christiansen Dick Rose Christiansen Rose Manley Transfer Sportsman’s Harry Morgan Bowl Mor Jean Heaton Elaine Dunlap Sarah Clifford Sportman’s Virginia Wayne Matlock Ed Chapman Roy Howell Andy Ladd Lem Beale Leon Watts Tom Smith

Petty Captures Capital City 300 Victory In Richmond

Richard Petty won the Capital City 300 at Richmond driving a Plymouth, leading 216 laps. He edged Ford driver David Pearson who finished second while Cale Yarborough, Bobby Allison and Buddy Baker placed next in a, Mercury, Chevelle, and Dodge respectively. Petty earned 2200 dollars for the win.

Richmond Richard Petty Capital City Plymouth Level Cross N.C Pearson Petty Cale Yarborough Timmonsville, §.C Bobby Allison Hueytown Ala Buddy Barker Charlotte

No Racial Action Expected At Olympics

The U S Olympic Committee does not expect revolutionary action by Negro athletes at the Mexico City Games next month. After selecting Los Angeles over San Francisco to bid for 1976, officials discussed the possibility of Black athletes wearing armbands or refusing ascent to the victory stand in protest.

Chicago Mexico City Los Angeles San Francisco U.S Amsterdam

Player Wins Golf World Series in Playoff

Gary Player captured the Golf World Series title in a sudden death playoff at Firestone Country Club Akron. The South African defeated Bob Goalby with an eight foot birdie on the fourth extra hole after Goalby led by one stroke over Player into the 16th.

Akron Ohio Gary Player Johannesburg Bob Goalby Firestone Country Club Jack Nicklaus Lee Elder Goalby Julius Boros Player Boros Lee Trevino

Cappelletti Kicks Buffalo Past Bills in AFL Opener

Gino Cappelletti booted three field goals and an extra point to lift the Boston Patriots past the Buffalo Bills 16-7 in the AFL opener. Darragh led Buffalo with 150 passing yards, while Gamble paced the Bills on the ground.

Cappelletti Boston Bills Mike Bryson Associated Press Gino Cappelletti Buffalo Bills Gino Patriots R. C. Gam Darragh Patriot Mike Taliaferro New York Jets Gamble

Colts Top Cowboys 16-10 In NFL Exhibition Thriller

Johnny Unitas connected with John Mackey on an 84 yard score as the Colts beat the Cowboys 16-10 in a crowded Cotton Bowl test. Bart Starr and Jim Grabowski led Green Bay past Cleveland 31-9 in the other game, while Jets, Redskins and Dolphins also won in a Saturday twin bill.

Philadelphia New York Washington Pittsburgh Green Bay Cleveland Baltimore Dallas Bart Starr Meredith Unitas John Mackey Starr Jim Grabowski Packers Browns Mackey Cowboys Colts Lou Michaels Tom Landry Grabowski Danny Anderson Don Cockroft Memorial Stadium Joe Namath Jets Lions Jerry DePoyster Detroit Mel Farr Sonny Jurgensen Charley Taylor Bob Griese Jimmy Keyes Miami Dick Anderson Eagles John Huarte John Mallory

Sooners Remain Big 8 Favorites

Oklahoma keeps top perch in Skywriters poll as 28 touring newsmen select the Sooners as championship favorites. Nebraska rises, Missouri and Kansas shift. Colorado and others trail with first place votes split among Oklahoma, Nebraska and Colorado.

Kansas City Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas Jay Simor Colorado Oklahoma State Kansas State Iowa State K-State Ken Davis Nip Weisenfels Guy Ingles Don Autry John Riggins Marcellous Johnson Russell Harrison

Casper Captures Hartford Open With Four Superb Rounds

Casper, the circuit money leader, shot 68 65 67 66 to win the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield CC. He totaled 266, 18 under, for a $20,000 top prize, while runner-up Bruce Crampton posted 65 67 70 67 for 269 and $12,000.

Pro Billy Casper Casper Crampton Wethersfield Country Club

Newspaper Route Offers Young Boys Path to Success

A promoting father explains a newspaper route as a practical early business for boys to learn responsibility, money sense, and people skills. The paper’s circulation staff can help a son qualify and obtain a local route, providing a strong start toward lifelong success in Chanute and surrounding towns.

Scheffing and Walsh Mentioned as Haney Successors

Bob Scheffing of the Mets and Dick Walsh, former Dodger executive now soccer commissioner, are named as possible successors to California Angel General Manager Fred Haney, who retires Jan. 1 after 50 years in baseball and will remain as club adviser.

Anaheim Calif Bob Scheffing Dick Walsh California Angel Fred Haney Scheffing Mets Walsh Dodger Haney

Parker Heldman Wing of A Tourney

Jim Parker of St. Louis and Julie Heldman of New York won the Heart of America International tennis singles titles in Kansas City. Parker upset No. 1 seed Ingo Buding of Cologne after a five set comeback. Heldman rallied to beat Laura Rossouw of South Africa as she claimed her sixth international title this summer with victories in Mexico Italy Sweden Sitzer land and Germany.

Kansas City Jim Parker St. Louis Julie Heldman New York Parker Ingo Buding Cologne Germany Buding Miss Heldman Laura Rossouw South Africa Mexico Italy Sweden Sitzerland

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