Weenie and Frank heat Giants in 11 inning loss for San Francisco
Pirates whip the Giants 6-1 in 11 innings as the Green Weenie and Herman Frank fail to counteract, dropping San Francisco four games back of the Dodgers in the pennant race. Don Drysdale shines for Los Angeles with 5 hits and 3 RBIs powering a 6-1 win over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Herman Frank
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Frank
Giants
Los Angeles
Pirates
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Don Drysdale
Pirate
Fox
Matty Alou
Tito Fuente
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Philastew Ewe
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Boston Steer
Washington
Jayhawk K State Top Players Hurt In Football Notes
Key players at Kansas and Kansas State face injuries with Skahan out at least two games for Arizona and Minnesota. Cain re injures leg at Army likely missing New Mexico as Weaver scrambles to find a tailback. Coaches weigh replacements for a shaky depth chart while other teams report various bumps and bruises.
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Doug Weaver
Kansas State
Ossie Cain
Jack Mitchell
Bob Skahan
Skahan
Arizona
Minnesota
Cain
Army
New Mexico
Weaver
Harry McDonald
Mike Duncan
Gus Meschke
Charlie Sanford
Topeka Youth Named Rotary Fellow
Michael E. Tharp 21 a Saint Benedicts College senior from Topeka Kansas has been named an International Rotary Foundation fellow for 1967 68. He will study at University College of South Wales Cardiff Wales with all expenses paid and a Europe tour. Tharp varsity basketball player and student body president plans to be a college instructor.
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Rotary Foundation
University College of South Wales
Monmouthshire
Cardiff
Wales
Europe
How Kansans Vote in Congress
Washington reports how Kansas senators voted on recent measures. On passage of a wage bill, 53 to 38 with two Republican names in support, the plan would raise the minimum to 1.40 in 1967 and 1.60 in 1968 and extend coverage. Carlson and Pearson voted against. On Mansfield motion to limit civil rights debate, 54 to 42 against with Carlson and Pearson voting nay.
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Washington
Kansas
Senate
Carlson and Pearson
Mansfield
D-Mont
Walnut Clubs Open Season With Achievement Party
The Walnut Wonder Workers 4-H Club celebrated 100 percent records completed and submitted on time at the Leritz home with about fifty attendees enjoying a wiener roast after receiving fair entry checks. Nearby visitors included Gerald Kanute’s relatives from Springfield and Mr. Clara Werick and sisters from Topeka visiting Bertha Moore and Mary Markley. other guests at George Mitchell’s home were Dale Jackson and family from Kansas City, Don Mitchell and daughter from Texarkana, Arkansas, visiting ill William Doherty at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Pittsburg.
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Walnut
Walnut Wonder Workers 4-H Club
R.C. Leritz, Jr
Gerald Kanute
Harold Kanute
Springfield
Clara Werick
Topeka
Bertha Moore
Mary Markley
George Mitchell
Dale Jackson
Kansas City
Don Mitchell
Texarkana
Ark
William Doherty
Mt. Carmen
Pittsburg
Oden
Kansas
Walnut Farmerettes Kansas Homemakers Club Meeting
Mrs Martha Zandler hosted the Walnut Farmerettes Kansas Homemakers Club with Mrs Marjorie Herod teaching. Refreshments were served to four members and one guest.
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Martha Zandler
Walnut Farmerettes
Kansas Homemakers Club
Marjorie Herod
Catholic Women Council Meeting In Pittsburg Home
The Pittsburg deanery executive board of the National Council of Catholic Women met at the president Mrs Josephine Shively home. Members present included Mrs Arthur Kane Mrs Florence Skye from Baxter Springs Mrs Herman Meyer from Galena Mrs Irene Miller from Columbus Mrs Cecil Jones and Mrs Hazel Heiferman from Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
National Council of Catholic Women
Josephine Shively
Arthur Kane
Florence Skye
Baxter Springs
Herman Meyer
Galena
Irene Miller
Columbus
Cecil Jones
Hazel Heifermon
Wide-A-Wake Club Opens Season With Potluck Luncheon
A potluck luncheon at Mrs. Clara Forst’s home opened the Wide-A-Wake Club season with consoling remarks for the host. The Friendship Circle held a basket supper at Mr. and Mrs. Ike Smith’s home. Weekend visitors included Merle Markley and Joe Johnson, visiting relatives from San Jose and Fort Scott. Mrs. Frank Hill visited her daughter in San Gabriel. Gladys Doherty and family from Kansas City and Ted Doherty of Kennewick were also mentioned along with Sister M Carolotta S.J.
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Clara Forst
Ike Smith
Frank Hill
Mrs
Charles Adams
San Gabriel, Calif
Gladys Doherty
Don
Darrell
Kansas City
Ted Doherty
Kennewick, Wash
M. Carlotta S.J
Neosho 4-H Wins 4 Blues at Hutchinson Fair
Neosho County 4 H clubs captured four blue ribbons at the Hutchinson State Fair Lois Carlson county home economics agent reports Nancy Shively of Best Yet won for angel food cake Gayla Heilman Best Yet school dress Virginia Madill Neosho Valley Busy Bees child’s garment and Carol Baldwin Hillcrest best dress Seven red and 10 white ribbons were also earned Miss Madill and Doug Lopeman Neosho County grand champions in style review and best groomed boy won red ribbons Both are in Neosho Valley Busy Bees Two demonstrations were entered Donna Rensing Best Yet dairy foods and Bruce Parker Neosho Valley Busy Bees illustrated talk grooming A red ribbon went to Rensing and a white to Parker Team judging in home economics livestock and dairy begins Monday and runs through Wednesday
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Neosho County
Hutchinson
Lois Carlson
Nancy Shively
Gayla Heilman
Virginia Madill
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Donna Rensing
Bruce Parker
Miss Rensing
Parker
Kansas QB Skahan earns Big Eight Back of the Week honor
Kansas quarterback Bob Skahan delivered 230 yards of total offense in a 230-yard day against Texas Tech before breaking a toe. He passed 12 of 19 for 152 yards and added a touchdown on an 18-yard run. Coach Jack Mitchell hails him as best in college football.
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Dave Jones
Kstate
Army
Rich Wilkinson
Mitchell
Skahan
Bob Douglass
Jayhawks
Bob Skahan
Kansas
Texas Tech
Jack Mitchell
Oklahoma
Eddie Hinton
J. B. Christian
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
ALL America
Loyd Phillips
Lynn Senkbeil
Nebraska
Tech
Gale Sayers
Ray Evans
Wade Stinson
Mt Mitchell and Stevens Visit Friends Across States
Mr and Mrs Bill Mitchell and family from Oklahoma City and Mr and Mrs Eldon Stevens visited relatives in Walnut and Erie on their way home to Bradley Tl after seeing his sister and mother in Arvada Colorado Paul Smith receives check up and treatment at Wichita Veterans Hospital Mr and Mrs Howard Plum on a Sept 11 wedding trip to Ilwaco Washington plan to return home near Walnut after Oct 10 where he farms Merle Markley of San Jose California and sisters Mary Markley and Mrs Bertha Moore spent several days in Nebraska City Hamburg Sidney and Shenandoah Iowa visiting relatives and friends
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Bill Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Eldon Stevens
Walnut
Erie
Bradley
Arvada
Colo
Paul Smith
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Howard Plum
Ilwaco
Wash
Washington Mineral Products, Inc
Merle Markley
San Jose
Calif
Mary Markley
Bertha Moore
Nebraska City
Neb
Hamburg
Sidney
Shenandoah
Iowa
Chancesters Plan Evening Meeting After Junior Game
The Chancesters athletic booster club will meet Thursday evening after the junior high football game. President Pack St. Clair said the starting time is now 8 p.m. The Ottawa game kicks off at 6 30. A film of the Argentine Ottawa match will be shown at the Central Park Community Building.
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Chancesters
Pack St. Clair
Ottawa
Chancester
Central Park
Area Dams Conditions Report Highlights Storage and Discharge Figures
The yesterday reading shows John Redmond reservoir at 1 036.00 feet above sea level with normal pool. Water discharge measured at 49 cubic feet per second for John Redmond and 20 for Toronto.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Soevees
Fall River
Comet Bs Lose 13-12 Thriller At Fort Scott
Fort Scott edged Chanute High 13-12 as the junior Blue Comets rallied late with a four minute scoring run to seal the game. Chanute coach Pete Dillman praised his squad for solid play despite the final setback.
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Comet Bs
Fort Scott
Chanute High School
Chanute
Pete Dillman
Blue Comets
Comets
Uniontown
Fontana High
Tigers
Dillman
Spartans Lead AP Poll In First Week Of Regular Season
Michigan State tops the first weekly AP football poll with 338 points and 12 first place votes, narrowly ahead of UCLA 328 points on 13 ballots. Alabama is third with 260, Nebraska fourth with 202, and Southern Cal fifth after opening 1-0.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Michigan State
Spartans
UCLA
Alabama
Louisiana Tech
North Carolina State
Bruins
Pittsburgh
Mich
State
Nebraska
Southern Calf
Arkansas
Purdue
Notre Dame
Michigan
Baylor
These Rabbits Out Multiplied
In Minneapolis Honeywell paid 9 year old Mark Dearden 2605 dollars for five rabbits. The boy raised two litters and sold five to a neighbor biochemist for research at a set price of 15 dollars. He intended to buy a bicycle for his sister and model airplanes when his parents advised returning the erroneous check.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Honeywell, Inc
Mark Dearden
Honeywell
Mark
Wagoner Stars In Memorial Auditorium Show Tonight
Porter Wagoner and The Wagonmasters headline a Memorial auditorium program at 8 p.m. with a featured girl vocalist. He will also perform at Hutchinson State Fair midweek. Reservations pour in from southeast Kansas for the local event.
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Porter Wagoner
Memorial Auditorium
Wagonmasters
Wagoner
Hutchinson State Fair
Kansas
Casper Tops Money Winners With $135 148 Earnings
Billy Casper leads year’s earnings with a total of 135 148 52 dollars. Of this 11 615 90 is from PGA sanctioned events. The Portland Open second place prize of 3 900 adds to his tally as Jack Nicklaus trails with 93 540 44 total, including 89 570 from PGA events.
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Palm Beach Gardens, Fla
Billy Casper
PGA
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Portland
Okano Stops Aristo in Tokyo Boxing Bout
In Tokyo Koji Okano halted Young Aristo in eight rounds. In Las Vegas Johnny Brooks won a points decision over Ernie Lopez over ten rounds.
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Tokyo
Koji Okano
Japan
Young Aristo
Philippines
Las Vegas
Nev
Johnny Brooks
Henderson
Ernie
Indian Red
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