Comets Triumph 14-7 Against Wyandotte at Royster Stadium
Chanute Blue Comets edged Wyandotte 14 to 7 as they controlled most of the game. Bruce Benson connected with Bill Goodwin for Chanute’s first TD, then a fourth quarter drive set up Goltry’s score. Wyandotte spoiled Chanute’s shutout bid late with a final-yard TD by Tom Stannar.
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Bill Jenkins
Bulldogs
Wyandotte
Chanute Blue Comets
Royster Stadium
Chanute
Bruce Benson
Rod Goltry
Bill Goodwin
Bulldog
Comet
Benson
Tom Stannar
Wyandotte Bulldogs
Ralph Taylor
Ron Merriwether
Harold Spillman
Jim Keen
Comets
Tribune
Cubs Edge Cats 14 12 in non league opener
Humboldt Cubs edge Moran Wildcats 14 to 12 in a non league football opener. Doug Hoke booted two extra points and scored on kick returns. Moran led early after a 39 yard drive but Humboldt answered with a fumble return by Robert Hoke and a fourth quarter TD by Tom Anderson. Next Friday Humboldt hosts Fredonia for their first league game.
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Humboldt
Doug Hoke
Humboldt Cubs
Moran Wildcats
Hoke
Cubs
Moran
Cats
Gene Laver
Robert Hoke
Tom Anderson
Dale Donald
Thurman Flynn
Wildcat
Golf Lead Ina Bind With Portland Open
Mason Rudolph and Ken Venturi share the 36 hole lead at the Portland Open Goff Tournament after 10 birdies on Friday. They sit at 138 six under par at the Portland Golf Club, one stroke ahead of Al Geiberger and Jack McGowan, two clear of Jack Nicklaus and Frank Beard.
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Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi
Portland Golf Club
al Geiberger
Jack McGowan
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Nicklaus
Beard
Nameless Nine Play Kansas City Here
Chanute's Nameless Nine girls softball team, 12 players, refuses to concede to the football season. They schedule a game tonight at 7:30 against a Kansas City team at Highland Park field. They earlier won a regional Coffeyville tournament with a first place trophy.
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Chanute’s
Nameless Nine
Kansas City
Highland Park
Wichita man seeks payout for horse gnawing car paint
H J Kinsley of Wichita filed a claim with his insurer after a horse on a western Kansas trip allegedly gnawed paint off part of his auto. The incident prompts questions over the horse and the so called color change claim.
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Wichita, Kan
H. J. Kinsley
Wichita
Kansas
Kinsley
Midway Jets rout Greeley High 30 to 0 in season opener
Midway High School topped Greeley High 30 to 0 in the opening football game. Jets forward Don Richards ran 50 yards for a TD, Bill Hickey added two rushing scores, and Gary Follmer and Ray Decker caught passes for touchdowns. Midway held a decisive edge in total offense and first downs, with solid ground and air yardage. Thayer next meets Midway in league play.
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Greeley
Midway Jets
Greeley High
Don Walburn
Don Richards
Bill Hickey
Gary Follmer
Ray Decker
Richards
Top Elevens Of Kansas Start Good
AP report on the opening night of the 1963 Kansas high school football season. Lawrence Lions won 25-0 over Manhattan to extend a 24 game win streak. Topeka, Hutchinson, Great Bend, Clay Center and others posted wins or ties as the top teams began play.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence Lions
Associated Press
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Lawrence
Lions
Kapaun
Wichita Southeast
Fort Scott
Parsons
Highland Park
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Clay Center
Hays St. Josephs
Arkansas City
Wichita West
Rain Out For Cards A’s Lose By The Associated Press
The St. Louis Cardinals rain out Friday while leading the Reds in Cincinnati. They will send Gibson and Sadecki to the mound today in a two night double header. Cincinnati’s Ja and Purkey oppose them as Groat and Shannon provided early offense. The Yankees shut out the Athletics 6-0 in New York as Whitey Ford pitched a complete game for his eighth shutout.
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Reds
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Bob Gibson
Ray Sadecki
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Dick Groat
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Curt Simmons
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Erie Rips Arma 13 6 in season opener
Erie Red Devils defeat Armal 13 to 6 as David Atkins stars with a 35 yard first quarter TD and a 78 yard setup before finishing the drive. Atkins also kicks the extra point. Arma’s only score comes on a 15 yard pass in the second quarter. Next game is September 25 at Riverton.
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Erie Red Devils
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Red Devils
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Arma
John Cakrati
Kenneth Cleland
Kenneth Roger
Larry Spann
Micky Casady
Gary Tredway
Aikins
Riverton
Ceeeeeenees
High School Football Scores Across Kansas and Nearby
Ottawa defeated Pittsburg 23 to 6 while Fort Scott topped Parsons 14 to 6. Independence led Altamont 6 to 0 and Joplin Missouri beat Coffeyville 27 to 0. Several other results include Parkview Missouri over Columbus 27 to 0 and El Dorado 35 Augusta 21.
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Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Parsons
Independence
Altamont
Joplin
Coffeyville
Springfield
Parkview
Columbus
el Dorado
Augusta
Wichita South
Winfield
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Wellington Salina
Wichita Heights
Kapaun
Wichita
Fishing Ends For Season At Refuge Near St Paul
Neosho County Wildlife Refuge south of St Paul will be closed Monday for fishing. Gates will be locked and the area prepared for waterfowl hunting season. Goose season opens Oct 3.
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St, Paul
Neosho County
St. Paul
Dean Smith
Smith
Thayer Flies Past Joint Rural for 27 13 Victory
Thayer Fliers beat Joint Rural of Stark 27 to 13 in a Four County League game. Jerry Sloan ran 60 yards for a second quarter score, Nickey Heitgall 20 yards for another, and Sloan added a 12 yard TD in the third quarter with Gambill adding a 15 yard TD run. Joint Rural's Leon Kuppitt scored twice in the fourth quarter. Thayer piled up 393 rushing yards, 14 first downs, and 60 return yards on two punts.
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Bulldogs
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Tony ‘DeLaTorre
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Ron Golby
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Erie
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Nickey Heit
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Stan Umbarger
Leon Kuppitt
Carlson
Gene Morris
Ricky Morris
Powder Pull League Bowlina Scores Well in 82-? Game
In a Powder Pull League event, Cory Diner and Ranabargar led with high series and individual scores. Johnson's Studio, Barston Grain, B M A Insurance, and B D Contractors posted strong totals with multiple players achieving high 10s and 30s as teams competed for top honors.
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Fight Results From International Boxing Page
Rome Herschel Jacobs 171 New York and Fiulio Rinaldi 160 Italy draw 10 Nine Benevenuti 156% Italy out pointed Denny Moyer 160 Port. Ore. 10 Melbourne Johnny Fe mecham 124% France out pointed Ollie Taylor 124 Australia 15 Burlington VI Larry Carney 166 Lowell Mass knocked out Leonard Eani 161 Montreal 2
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France
Ollie Taylor
Australia
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Lowell
Mass
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Montreal
Wholesale Building Burns at Vinita
The Carter Wholesale Grocery and Drygoods Store in Vinita Oklahoma burned to the ground early today. The one half block downtown building was destroyed and nearby clothing and feed stores suffered smoke damage.
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Carter Wholesale Grocery and Drygoods
Kans Conference Opens With Sluggish Wins and Big Passes
Southwestern and College of Emporia opened Kansas Conference football with wins Friday night. Southwestern edged Kansas Wesleyan 6 0 in Winfield as Leon Burnett and Eddie Powell scored in five plays. College of Emporia defeated McPherson 34 14 at McPherson with Tresky passing to Simpson and running for a TD, while McPherson’s Taylor connected on two TD passes to Wiggins.
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Kansas City Bid to Buy A's Denied
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley rejected claims of any local bidder. Kenneth Krakauer said two Kansas City groups asked to meet with Finley to begin negotiations. Finley, from Austin, Texas, cited a telegram from a loud talker claiming readiness to buy the A's but said he has not heard from anyone in Kansas City. He set the price at 8 million dollars.
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Austin
Tex
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